Life Membership Presented At Meeting Of Church Group
Mrs. Joe W. Wilson of Aberdeen received a life membership in the Women of the Church at Westminster Presbyterian Church during a luncheon in Fellowship Hall. Officers for the year were installed. Mrs. Blow and others will serve second year terms. Forty members attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe W. Wilson
Aberdeen
The
Church of the Presbyterian Church
S. A
Fellowship Hall
Westminster Presbyterian Church
E. W. Hester
R. C. Taylor
Robert Blow
Leo Hay
Charchielder
Richard R. Stevick
Mies
Charles P. Duncan
John Whiteside
Travis Jones
Christian Community Action
W. R. Fry
Lecumenical Missions
J. E. Loveless
Blow
L. D. Whiteley
Howard Price
Hay
Grantland Groves
Holt-Dawson Vows Read In Candlelight Ceremony
Julia Marilynn Dawson and Carlos Mack Holt wed in a Friday candlelight ceremony at First Methodist Church with Rev. Ollie Apple officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dawson, wore a white satin lace gown with chapel train and veil. Attendants included Suzy Dawson and Terry Lyn Dawson. best man Charles Pender. ushers Charles Holt and Teddy Dawson. After a trip to New Mexico, the couple will reside at 2019 E First St Petersburg. Holt works for Delbert Williams Flying Service. he is a U S Army veteran and Scottish Rite Mason. The bride, a Slaton High graduate, attended Jessie Lee's Hair Design Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Pender
Suzy Dawson
Lubbock
Terry Lyn Dawson
Jon Karl Dawson
Charles Pender
Sydney Worthen
Charles Holt
Petersburg
Teddy Dawson
Ray Ricker
Mary Ruth Green
New Mexico
E. 1St St
Delbert Williams
Auxiliary Officer Attends International Convention
Mrs. Arno Boyd, vice president of West Texas Lodge 816 of Ladies Auxiliary To The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, was a delegate to the 24th International Convention in Columbus Ohio held at the Neil House from Monday through Saturday. The convention saw revisions to the auxiliary constitution and ritual with 681 delegates from the United States Canada and Nova Scotia. The West Texas Lodge plans a meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday at the IOOF Hall 1913 Ave K.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arno Boyd
22Nd St
West Texas Lodge
Ladies Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Railroad
the Auxiliary
Columbus
Ohio
Neil House
Auxiliary
United States
Canada
Nova Scotia
West Texas Locge
IOOF
Ave, K
Faulkner Engagement: Susan Faulkner to Wed November First
Mr and Mrs Richard T Faulkner of Albuquerque New Mexico announce the engagement of their daughter Susan Drake Faulkner to Connie Frank Jackson son of Mr and Mrs Frank C Jackson The couple both attended area colleges with Faulkner a graduate of Albuquerque High and UNM and Jackson a Lubbock High and Texas Tech attendee They plan a November first wedding at the First Unitarian Church in Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard T. Faulkner
Albuquerque
Susan Drake Faulkner
Connie Frank Jackson
Frank C. Jackson
Faulkner
Riehland
Dear Ann Landers Column Highlights From Lubbock Journal
A selection of reader questions and answers from Ann Landers on careers for children, hosting unexpected guests at dinner, privacy in marriage advice and driving education. The letters discuss following a calling, politeness to guests, mind-your-own-business attitudes, and driver’s education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
America
O.K
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Plainview couple Weds at First Methodist Church
Miss Phyllis Jo Walker and Don Ray Ramsey were married at 7 p.m. Thursday in the First Methodist Church chapel with Dr. Marshall Rhew officiating. Attendants included maid of honor Sue Long and bridesmaids Brenda Graham Judy Walker. best man Jerry Foote. groomsmen Rex Duerkson Dwight Perry. flower girl Jenna Jacobs f. candlelighters Melanie Lockridge and Jim Foote. The bride wore a peau de soie gown with lace panels and a veil. bouquet of three white orchids on a white Bible. A reception followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainview
Phyllis Jo Walker
Don Ray Ramsey
First Methodist Church
Marshall Rhew
David D. Walker
Sherwood Ramsey
Floydada
H. W. King Jr
Jo Ed Noel
Sue Long
Brenda Graham
Judy Walker
Jenna Jacobs F
Lubbock
Melanie Lockridge
White Deer
Jim Foote
Petersburg
Jerry Foote
Rex Duerkson
Dwight Perry
Jim Fox
Larry Moore
Dear Heloise Q&A roundup on storage and sewing tips
Readers share practical home hacks from storing barbecue gear to prevent rust using oil and dry paper wraps. Other tips cover sewing thread savings with cards, nylon net scrubber uses, satin bed cover anchoring with ribbon, cloth book covers from old uniforms, outdoor baby chair waxing, desk magnet organization, and nylon net drawstring bags for bulbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Carolyn Smith
Lubbock Club Meetings and Historical Kai Feng Flood Fact
Today's calendar lists multiple local meetings across Lubbock venues including Garden Arts Center YWCA and various clubs. A historical note recalls Kai feng siege in 1642 when rebels breached the seawall causing a flood and an estimated 300000 deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock Garden Club
Garden Arts Center
Kaifeng
China
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mitchum
Hurley Carpenter
Lubbock Women’s Club
Carol McCuistion
Avalanche-Journal
8Th & Ave. J
Sears
Kenmore
Silvertone
Paint Supplies
Sporting Goods
Allstate
Holt-Dawson
Susan Faulkner
Galveston
Texas Gulf Coast
U.S
Savings Ani Loan
Planner
Mrs. D
Obstetrics and Pediatrics
John Halsey
Broadway
Monterey Center
Soth & Eigin
Henry Williams
John J. Beanland
Eleanor
I. W. Moreau
57Th St
Word of Truth
First Federal Building
34Th &T
Sam C
Armett
Shepherd King Lutheran Church
Golden Tops
YWCA
Heritage Study Club
Room of Lubbock Women's Club
Merry
Needle Club
Frank Revier
Theta Sigma Phi
Reddy Oom
iLubbock Woman's Study Club
Lubbock Women's Clu
Lubbock League of Women Voters Board
Security National Bank
Starfighters Square
Mackenzie Terrace
Mackenzie Park
Municipal Garden-Arts Center
LL Brock
Yellow House Lodge
Main
Fitchett
Fitchett Electric
Au Ae
Lubbock Power & Light
Your Electric Company
Texas
A. V. Blake Record Center
Tured
Smartie
Suede
Soth
50Th St. Center
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