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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1963
Page
6
Ruby Osborn reports on the fair's culinary division prizes with listed names such as Kreis Putman and Payne. The feature recaps prize ribbons, cake and bread entries, and notable exhibitors across multiple counties and towns.
A local mothers group met in the afternoon at SAL Pace Mies to appoint officers and pledge support. Key participants included Austin and Mrs Walia with Tom Me and historian Woody Wilaresa contributing to the discussion.
The Theta Chi Chapter and Beta Psi Phi hosted a Saturday afternoon cider sip at the home of Mrs Dale Haas and at 2127 Saint Marys. Guests included local members and community figures in a small, informal gathering.
The First Presbyterian Church group installs officers with Mrs James Bennett acting as president. Mrs Benner receives a gift from Women of the Church as officers and members vote on support for the school for men at the establishment listed by chairperson Frased.
Fragmentary text lists names such as Elmer, Robert, Homer, Brady and places like POA and LS ney Ost. It references a event or meeting with a panel and catering note but lacks coherent structure or dates. The readable items suggest a local notice or gossip column with multiple people and undefined actions.
A neighborhood tea marked the 11th anniversary of the Tenns Study Club hosted by Mrs Kady and Mrs Frank Dre. Guests included Mrs Grundys parents and Mrs Kirby Campbell. The event featured a decorated tea table and readings by members, with thanks to Mrs Bul Tallmeyer for leadership and progress.
Hadassah members will hold a tea at the home of Mrs Roger Garrett today. Mrs Phil Rosen and Mrs Manny Scheer will preside as leaders of the program with charge of arrangements.
The article lists winners in the textile division with names such as Mrs BITE Ronde and Huchalen Hit. It references garments like household linens and clothing items and mentions judging details along with several locations and participants in a historical fair or exhibition.
Dear Heloise shares a method to wash dishes without a dishwasher using hot water detergent and a drain board. The reader describes scrapping rinsing stacking placing silverware, then washing with hot water and drying while eating, claiming it saves time and reduces effort.
Calendar notes list events including a square dance on Machentis Terrace and various local gatherings. Mentions Dustere Square Dance and a poetry or chant segment with Ridge Mantra POON Hagt WME. CBS Network coverage noted with Vision Kd and Addison en.
The Blue Birds at Parsais Elementary School held a candlelight ceremony in the hospital room of a bank, with Mothers and Camp Fire Girls assisting. Leaders Mrs Gof Maritde and Mrs Brann hosted, awarding gravination and certificates to about 49 attendees. Tokyo and Japan plan to share aid with the US for developing nations.
Mrs Noah Hancock was elected first vice president of the National Association of Women In Construction at the convention in Vienta. Other chapter members including Mrs East Mrs Dun Siker Mes Miller Miss Neste McCrany and Mrs Betty Duke attended as officers and delegates.
Seven members attended the Monday afternoon gathering at the Methodist Church. Mrs Hough led worship and Mrs Thamblin presided. The group prayed for pastors abroad and studied The Christian Family and money with assistance from Mrs Crockett and Mrs Leite. The next meeting is planned for September 230. Mund TANANARIVE A wood pulp mill is being built in the interior of Malagasy.
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