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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1961
Page
13
A fragmented column cites William Gladstone on selfishness and recounts a social scene in New York City. It mentions a model's shopping spree with columnist Whitncy Bolton and a Swedish Midtown restaurant. The piece notes the model's gaunt appearance and heavy eating.
New York readers learn quick adult meals from baby food purée and curry sauces. Tips include blending peas tomato paste and broth for a 15 minute soup. A fashion thread follows a model buying five flawed sweaters to resell, with prices and shops named.
Chi Chi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met to arrange sponsorship for a Buckner Home girl as the service project and to plan attendance at the state convention in El Paso October 6 8. A salad supper followed, with fall rushees to be honored at a Hawaiian party Saturday at the A B Davis Party House.
A wedding rehearsal dinner for Miss Larson and Ens Bernard West occurs at 7 p.m. at the Johnson House with hosts Mr. and Mrs. William L. West of Waco and 25 guests. The couple will pledge vows at 6 15 p.m. Saturday after a rehearsal at Christ the King Catholic Church.
Hub City Duplicate Bridge held Wednesday night at Precinct 1 Clubhouse. Winners were Don Wilson first, Mrs Vic Streetman second, Mrs Rufus Rush third, and C B Stuart fourth. Club plans 7:45 p.m. next Wednesday at the clubhouse.
Anton Study Club meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Mrs L L Bendieman s home with I Love America as the program theme The year long course is Preserving Democracy 1962 Mrs Brad Gilbert serves as president The club aligns with broader federation and district themes on public affairs and women s responsibility in a free society
The cover pie named the World's Greatest Apple Pie features a tender flaky crust and thick spicy filling that pleases families and guests. The recipe appears in the October Better Homes & Gardens Oven Cook Book special section on meats pastries and breads. Buy it today.
A fly-up ceremony was held for the True Blue Birds of Roscoe Wilson Elementary at Mrs. T. C. Blisard’s home on 30th. Mrs. Blisard, Mrs. Jimmy Stewart, and Mrs. Dalton Jones led the event. New Camp Fire members include Karen Blisard, Mari Beth Eckert, Janice Elrod, Vicki Jent, Jerry Jones, Kristie Kizer, Diana Stewart, Mindy Watson and Carol Farr. Assisting girls were Marcia Alexander, Sheryl Bartley, Cathy Born, Sandra Hazelwood, Janet Heineman, Linda Hays, Jan Jones, Carol Leach, Cydne Pirtle and Jan Price. Red, white and blue tones appeared in decor and refreshments. next meeting set for 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at Mrs. Blisard’s home.
AAUW Child Study Group Unit II met Thursday noon for a covered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs Ralph Gray 3207 41st St. Assistant hostesses were Mrs Waggoner Carr and Mrs Curtis Ripley. Eighteen members and Mrs Dorothy Lomax sponsor attended. Rev Dr Dudley Strain spoke on Having a Right Sense of Value outlining three pet values to follow: think independently love.
Harene Riddell and Ackde Miller Smith wed in a Saturday ceremony at Childymas Church of Christ with E A Sanders officiating. After a short wedding trip they return to Libbock to make their home. parents are Mr and Mrs T A Riddell of CeeVee and Mr and Mrs Leo Smith of Childress. Bridesmaids included Vana Watts and Jeanene Johnston among others. best man was Jerry Smith of Lubbock with groomsmen from nearby towns. They wore coral and white formal attire with lace and pearls. The couple's families include connections to General Electric Credit and Santa Fe.
At a Thursday meeting of the McWhorter Parent Teacher Association Mrs W J Garen presided Introductions were made for officers and committee chairs A ten hour follow up session followed and the group set a next meeting for 9 30 am October 19 at the home of Mrs Zeb Moore 2709 59th St
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