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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1956
Page
3
Miss Helen Maurine Carlisle daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Saville Carlisle marries Arthur Joseph Naquin Jr son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Joseph Naquin in First Methodist Church Ralls Sept 23. The ceremony featured sunburst chrysanthemum arrangements, organ music, and a lace dress with elbow length veil. The couple's families and local residents attended with a reception in the church parlor.
Framed by Fredda Gage the Lubbock Business and Professional Women’s Club marks its 28th annual National Week with activities. The group, now about 130 members, emphasizes professional work and unity during weekly meetings. Miss Eisie V. Link, long time secretary at Southwestern Public Service, recounts growth from a seven person office on 110 Main to a redecorated facility at 15th Street and Ave K. Other members include Miss Elva Allen and Mrs Vera Mayes with varied careers, all sharing a drive to network and support women in business.
The ad touts Sue using Bruce Cleaning Wax on wood floors to clean and wax in one step. It claims quick results and compliments Sue for her efficiency. A Bree Floor Cleaner is also mentioned as enhancing the waxed floor finish.
A reader note promotes Hearty Skillet Meals for Fall with recipes like Mexican Scramble eggs in savory cheese sauce and Pork Chop Spanish Rice. The issue features simple fixes and varied hearty meals, available at newsstands with other household hints.
Miss Dora Mae Lang and Mr. Wade Post wed at the Church of the Nazarene with Rev Cecil Stowe officiating. The bride wore satin and carnations, and the couple will live in Santa Fe after a trip to Capistrano. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Lang and the groom the son of Mrs Willingham. both plan continued studies.
Miss Nola Ellen Kemball becomes bride of John W. Mather in a double ring service at a St. Mather church altar. The bride, formerly Miss Ellen Keniall of Montreal, wore an ice white dress and veil. she is to join her husband at Elgin Air Force Base, Florida, after his duty in Goose Bay. The wedding featured an orchid Bible bouquet and a reception with a sword-tall display, amid floral arrangements of spider mums.
Exhibits in the Panhandle South Plains Fair will be received today at the Women’s Building for two popular divisions the culinary and the Flower Festival. Mrs Alt Turner and Mrs EK Louthan serve as superintendents with guidelines for entries, judging times, restrictions on professionals, and display rules.
In a discussion of a boy named Gerry hurt by his father missing Field Day, the article explains how a mother's fear of blame can turn empathy into anger. It argues that rational comfort gives way to blame shifting, hindering the child's sense of not being alone in hurt.
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