German Bride Is Not Bored Being A Stay At Home Wife
Elisabeth Sean, a 21 year old bride from New Haven whose army husband arrives from Germany six months ago, argues that home life can be enjoyable and not dull. She sees working women as glamorizing work while valuing time at home. Her sisters are all married and she notes many nonworking women spend less time at home, facing negative labels in some cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Brown
McDonald
New Haven
Conn
Elisabeth
Sean
Germany
Elisabeth Kriegisch McDonald
New Haven, Conn
Convention Report Given At Theta Sigma Phi Meet
Lubbock Chapter of Theta Sigma Phi holds Thursday meeting at Mrs Tray Hammer home 3017 46th St. Elisabeth Vin conv en talks at Lawrence Kan Aug 16 19. She notes homemaking could curb unemployment if U S women educated in home crafts. Elisabeth and husband Mike McDonald share German and American life details including dish preferences and plans to own a home. The group tours the Menninger Clinic Truman Library and Kansas City visit. chapter plans edit on Reports on Agricultural Industry for Tech Dept. of Agriculture with topics for year including libel laws and creative writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Theta Sigma Phi Journalism, Fraternity
Thursda
Tray Hammer
46Th St
Hugh Templeton
Lawrence
Kan
Elisabeth
Germany
Erica
McDonalds
Farni
Ture
Menninger Clinic
Topeka
American Kitchen
Truman
Texas Tech Department of Agriculture
James Wentworth
Dick Corby
Hammer
Meeting Of Guilds Set
SUNDOWN Special Wesleyan Service Guilds in Brownfield Methodist District meet Sunday at First Methodist Church in Sundown after the 11 o clock service lunch follows in the Community Building for members from 17 district guilds. Afternoon session at 2 in the church sanctuary features devotion by the Littlefield Guild and songs by Mrs Louis McGuire This is My Task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundown
Wesleyan Service
Brownfield
First Methodist Church
Littlefield Guild
Louis McGuire
Jerry Lumsden
Lit
Tlefield
Virgil Kelly
Denver City
Bryan Danil
Levelland
Christian Social Relations
R. ©. Short
Lubbock
Leila Petty
Morton
Roy Hodnett
Sorority Chapter Entertained With Self Confidence Quiz
Mrs. Wallace Wardrup hosted Xi Gamma Sigma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at 2710 Gist Street. Mrs. Dale Spradley presented the program Who We Are and closed with a self confidence quiz. The next meeting is set for 8 p.m. October 5 at Mrs. John Reagan's home, 3111 46th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Wardrup
Gist St
Xi Gamma
Dale Spradley
John Reagan
46Th St
Civil Defense Talk At Lubbock Meeting
Capt Davis of Lubbock Fire Department spoke on civil defense at the Southwest Lubbock Child Study Club meeting held at 2206 G1st Street. He warned fallout would be the main wartime threat and praised the local program. next meeting set for 7 p.m. Oct 19 at 2132 56th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Lubbock
H. S. Hackfield
56Th St
Chi Omega Alumnae Host Morning Meeting and New Members
Crosbyton and Washington state notes share events. Chi Omega Alumnae met Thursday morning at 2115 4th St with Mrs. Preston Cochran as co host. New members E N Fickert and John J Graw were introduced as Mrs Martin presided. Crosbyton One Hospital staff talks First Aid at Crosbyton Study Club. Columbus Day proclamation issued by President Kennedy designates October 12. Balls to be displayed on public buildings as study club tours in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega
William J. Martin
4Th St
Preston Cochran
E. N. Fickert
John J. Graw
Martin
Crosbyton
W. D. Anderson
Ralls
Crosbyton One
Crosbyton Study Club
Washington
UPI
Watresalton Wallace
Wayne
Dent Kennedy
Houser
Harry Jung
Ib. R. Gritfin
Harold Douglas
Solurer
Irara
Professor Dr John C Guilds speaks on Syrians at Pilot Club
Dr John C Guilds of Texas Tech English spoke on the people of Syria to the Pilot Club during a Thursday dinner at the Lubbock Women’s Clubhouse. The Education and International Relations Committee organized the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Guilds
Texas Tech
Syria
Pilot Club
Lubbock Women's
Marie Miles
Guilds
University of Damascus
Duke University
Durham
N. C
Altrusans Hear Talk On Traffic Safety
Walter W. Lindsey executive secretary of the Citizens Traffic Council spoke on Traffic Safety at a Thursday dinner of the Altrusa Club at the Lubbock Women’s Clubhouse. Mrs Joe Baldridge presided as public affairs chairperson, with Miss Lucile Coltharp introducing the speaker. A board meeting preceded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Lindsey
Citizens Traffic Counci
Altrisa Club
Lubbock Women’s
Joe Baldridge
Lucile Coltharp
Rush Coffee Event By Alpha Delta Chapter
Plans were made for a rush coffee to be given next Thursday when Alpha Delta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Thursday at Lublock Women’s Clubhouse. Mrs Eddie Parker will be hostess, Mrs Bob Swain conducted business, and Mrs Charlie Low was elected treasurer. Members were given candy for a project. Mrs John Gregory spoke on verse making. Jerrell Trainham hosted coffee at Pioneer Hotel. Next meeting set for 7 p.m. Oct 5 at the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Lublock
Eddie Parker
63Rd St
Bob Swain
Charlie Low
John Gregory
Jerrell Trainham
Pioneer Hotel
Model Meeting To Be Staged For Rushees
Upsilon Sigma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi schedules a model meeting for rushees at 7 20 p m October 5 at Mrs Ben Butler 5016 44th Street announced after a Thursday chapter meeting led by Mrs Lois Brownlee 4215 44th Street Plans also set for a rush party at 8 p m September 28 at Mrs James Posey 2717 62nd Street with Pat Gordon speaking on Greeting and Receiving Friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upsilon Sigma Chapter
Beta ‘Sigma Phi
Ben Butler
44Th St
Lois Brownlee
James Posey
Pat Gordon
Ing
Cooper Elects Class Officers for 1961 62
Cooper High School announced class officers for the 1961 62 year with seniors led by President Johnny Kubacak andвит Roy Lynn Kitten as VP Nancy Rackler as secretary Ann Garrett as treasurer Jane Allen as reporter and both Garrett and Kitten as student council reps Juniors elected Gail Huckabee as president Norman Lucker as VP Carolyn Lucker as secretary Jane Ehler as treasurer Steve Granger and Louise Keener as student council reps Sophomores chose Buzz White as president Lynda Wylie as VP Kenny Walter as treasurer Alex Weaver as parliamentarian Jane June Rainey and Kenny Walter as student council reps Freshmen named Betty Yeager as president Andra Allen as VP Rosemary Wise as secretary Joe treasurer Frances Key and Alan Key as student council reps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper High School
Johnny Kubacak
Roy Lynn Kitten
Nancy Rackler
Ann Garrett
Jane Allen
Studdent Council
Gail Huckabee
Norman Lucker
Carolyn Lucker
Jane Ehler
Steve ‘Granger
Louise Keener
Buzz
Toastmasters District Meet Opens Today
The executive committee of Toastmasters International District 41 holds its fall meeting today at Parkway Manor Motor Hotel 2600 Parkway Dr. A noon luncheon will precede an afternoon policy making session. About 500 representatives from western Texas are expected to attend.
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Toasmasters International
District 41
Parkway Manor Motor Hotel
Parkway Dr
Texas
Bridal Showers Honor Linda Hillis Bride Elect
Linda Hillis received a miscellaneous bridal shower Thursday night hosted at Mrs. D. W. Goods home. The event featured a white jeut-work cloth table with a silver service and floral arrangement. Attendees included Mrs. A. B. Phipps Mrs. J. Walter Davis Miss Helen Gutierrez and Miss Judy Sims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Kay Hillis
Lelect
John Houser
Hillis
D. W. Goods
48Th St
A. B. Phipps
J. Walter Davis
Helen Gutierrez
Judy Sims
Writers Busy Hollywood Debuts New Tales of Wells Fargo Hour
Seven writers are at work on Revui Tales of Wells Fargo. Earle Lyon urged for more help as NBC announced a new hour long color version of the program would begin on NBC TV September 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
UPI
Earle Lyon
Nbc-Tv
Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Snippet
A reader asks how to handle a husband who hides unpaid speeding tickets while another seeks guidance after sending a harsh breakup letter. The column advises telling him about consequences, warns against blaming the postman, and offers tips on handling gifts and relationship doubts with practical, nonjudgmental answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Elbert
Junior
Float Fair Tops Parade At Shallowater Carnival
A First State Bank float won first prize in Shallowater’s Gold Rush Carnival parade led by Mayor Z E Timms and Supt Jack Brock. Others honored included the Garden Club entry second and a Methodist Youth Fellowship third. bands from Lubbock Christian College and Shallowater High School performed. carnival events continue with a queen coronation at night. A separate UN study projects Mexico’s population to rise to 55 million by 1980, up 20 million in 18 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shallowater
First State Bank
Shallowater Garden Club
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Assn
Shallowater Lions Club
Z.E. Timms
Jack Brock
Ed Struve
Abernathy Riding Club
Bock Christian College
Shallowwater
Ford
Wayne Arnold
Plainview
Carroll Johnston
Lubbock Riding Club
Little League Ballpark
Howard Preston
Mexico City
Mexico's
Red Cross Offers Advanced and Instructors First Aid Courses
The Lubbock County Red Cross Chapter invites applicants for an advanced first aid course and an instructors course led by Walter Riley and Hilton H Gilliam. Both are five three hour classes, start times 7 p m, limited to 25, with registration at 2109 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock County
Hilton H. Gilliam
Red Cross
Texas
Broadway
Cowboy Reunion Opens In Lovington With Queen Vote
About 200 people are expected to register for the 28th Open Range Cowboy Reunion in Lovington. The day includes naming a queen and a new vice president to succeed the late Don Wood, a memorial service, a noon basket lunch, and recognition for the oldest attendee and the farthest traveler. Carl Crutchfield and Mrs. E H Byers will preside as events begin at 10 a.m. in the fair building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington
Don Wood
Henry Record
Monument
E. H. Byers
Carl Crutchfield
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Frankfurt
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25Th St
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D. R. Fields
22Nd St
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Millett
Linda Hillis
Lubbock Country Club
Lubbock City
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K. C
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
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Mohammed
Iran
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Billie Lebow Trunk
TEA Room
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