Textile Award Winners Announced at Panhandle South Plains Fair
Textile division winners named across embroidery cut work and applique classifications. Winners include Allyne McKinney dresser scarf and Mrs Ralph Rogers pillow cases, with many awards for quilts, hemming, crewel work, liquid embroidery, and sewing entries from Levelland Amherst Slaton Brownfield Morton and area clubs. The Friendly Members club elected officers and planned a next meeting at 7 30 p m October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allyne McKinney
Ralph Rogers
Hurst
Gaynell McGinnis
Iva Edington
Edington
Melvin Teakell
J. W. Wiley
Mary Hogan
Teakell
W. ©. Kountz
George Blackman
Applique
Calvin Talley
Levelland
W. P. Davis
Amherst
Lee Cromer
Linda Oakley
Anton
Lennis Baker
Brownfield
Connie Anderson
Lennis Burnett
Bill Griggs
E. E. Bishop i
Slaton
Oleta Bednarz
Donald Hays
Harold Flournoy
Flournoy
June Kibler
H. G. Church
A. L. Henderson
M. P. ‘Ross
Jady
Zada Cross
Alton Meeks
J. D. Wright
Homemaking Club Tours Area Bank and Plans Bags for Red Cross
Young Homemakers met at the Roosevelt Clubhouse with ten members and two guests. They toured Idalou State Bank and scheduled a 4 p.m. Thursday meeting to sew dirty bags for the Red Cross to send to men in Vietnam. The next meeting is set for 9 a.m. Oct. 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Buck White
Randy Peoples
Tech
Idalou State Bank
Roosevelt Home Economics Department
Red Cross
Vietnam
Women Of St. Pauls Host Fall Luncheon On The Plains
The first fall meeting of the Women of St. Pauls at The Plains Episcopal Church began with a Monday luncheon in the Parish Hall. Mrs. Ken Durbin presided. Mrs. Thomas R. Miller spoke on parish life in England based Compton during her husband's yearlong residency with St. Christopher's. Mrs. George H. Quarterman of Amarillo was honored guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of
St. Pauls On the Plains Episcopal Church
Ken Durbin
Thomas R. Miller
England
Compton
Long
St. Christopher's Episcopal Church
George H. Quarterman
Amarillo
Rev Smith Speaks At Church Retreat At Westminister
Women of the Church of Westminister Presbyterian hold their annual retreat Monday at the cabin of Mrs. W. C. Bigham with luncheon at Mrs. R. Z. Abell’s Buffalo Lakes cabin. Theme is For the equipment of the saints. Mrs. Jack elms led devotion and several women spoke on service and witness. The Rev. William S S Smith spoke on The Church Equipping You.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Smith
Church of Westminister Presbyterian
W. C. Bigham
R. Z. Abell
Buffalo Lakes
Jack Elms
Gerald Thomas
Tom Noble
Mabry Pee
William S&s. Smith
A Beauty Hint for a Peaches and Cream Complexion
Margaret Merril offers a simple routine for an English countryside complexion. Use a cold water cloth from the refrigerator for a few minutes daily to refresh the skin, then apply tropical oil of Olay to lock in benefits. The oil is scarce and pricey, but a local drug store may stock it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Merril
Nidee Jinnerk Bridge Winners Named at Lubbock Club
Winners of the Lubbock Duplicate Bridge Club announced at a Monday meeting held at Mrs. L. F. Marquam’s home 3701 22nd Place. First were Mrs. Mary Giles and Mrs. Sylvia Mariner, second Don Taylor and Mrs. Mary Ruth McCrory, third Tom Burk and Miss Janet McCay. A special open pairs game is planned for 7:45 p.m. Monday at the same address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
L. F. Marquam
Mary Giles
Sylvia Mariner
Don Taylor
Mary Ruth McCrory
Tom Burk
Janet McCay
DRT Chapter Meets In Swofford Home
The General James Smith Chapter of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas met Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. P. Swofford. Twelve members and one guest attended while Mrs. William D. O'Brien was welcomed as a new member. The next meeting is set for 2:30 p.m. October 28 at Mrs. J. D. Ivey's home in Hale Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly
Roy Holmes
Horace Felder
G. W. Oatman
Holmes
J. S. Teasdale
Jack Stanley
Carl Carter
Joe Booth
Dan Johnston
General James Smith
The
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
R. P. Swofford
William D. O’brien
J. D. Ivey
W. 9Th
Hale Center
Fair Exhibits Youth Division Winners Named
Winners across junior and senior divisions of the Panhandle South Plains Fair Womens Department were announced by Mrs. Cleve Wooley. First place honors went to Karen Wiley Linda Kitten Sharon Fox and others in categories for cup towels pillow cases pot holders and various clothing and culinary classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Shambeck
Haskell Speer
Panhandle
South Plains Fair Women’s Department
Cleve Wooley
Karen Wiley
Linda Kitten
Slaton
Sharon Fox
McAdoo
Paula McCormick
Ropesville
Janet Jones
Levelland
Lyndell Etheridge
Marilyn Cade
Morton
Elaine Reynolds
Roosevelt High School
Candyeee Grawunder
Shallowater
Nita Hestand
Crosbyton
Melisa Pearson
Ellen Chopuers
Leslie Moss
Debra Curtis
Springlake
Candyce Grawunder
Nanette Mayes
Snort Clothing
Sue Johnson
Donna Davidson
Don Robb
Divinity
Cindy Allen
Date Loaf
Mitzi Robb
Pebble Williams
Sheri Kauffman
Fine Arts Award Recipients Listed at Panhandle Fair
Winners in the Panhandle South Plains Fair fine arts division were announced. Adult winners include Mildred Voight oil, Bobby Wied Friona water soluble, Betty Bennett merit, Marcelle Nedrow Reese Village drawing, Les Lawrence and Mrs. Ken Fritz in water soluble and metal sculpture. Children and college winners noted with multiple categories in painting drawing sculpture and crafts. Pickles and canned goods also listed among prize results with numerous winners from Springlake Slaton Muleshoe and Crosbyton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle South Plains Fair
Ralph Robinson
C. L. Storrs
Mildred Voight
Bobby Wied
Friona
Betty Bennett
Marcelle Nedrow
Reese Village
Les Lawrence
Ken Fritz
Delta Theta Chi Skit Presented by Texas Nu Chapter
Delta Theta Chi sorority Texas Nu chapter met in Lubbock with Mrs. Ruby Jackson presiding. Mrs. Deane Nichols opened, Alta White wrote the skit based on Praying Hands performed by Mrs. William McDade and Miss Gaye Welch. Eight members attend. competition at the province convention in Oklahoma City October 4 6. Next meeting October 14 at 7 30 pm in the Women’s Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Nu Chapter
Delta Theta Chi Sorority
Lubbock
Oklahoma City
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Sydney Stockton
T. W. Stockton
Susie Hardy
Norman Hardy
Textile
A. Cc. Woodruff
G. L. McLelland
Verva Miller
Whitworth
Elizabeth Binns
John Julian
H. W. Harris
Hub Cadenhead
Officers
Freda Sonnenburg
O. E. Edwards
Julie Cox
Davis
St. Paul
Nidee Jinnerk
DRT
Swofford Home
Rusty Lusk
Cindy Lusk
Cynthia Hagens
Cooper
Are
Jan Kassahn
Junio
Genlese Grawunder
Karen Whiley
Christy Cade
Kay Yandell
Ann Toland
Pam Porter
Kim McMenamy
Patti Shipp
Becky Dickey
Donna Sanders
Yvonne Lowery
Ginger Holdride
Idalou
May Ann Murdough
Paula Mays
Marcia Reams
Debbie Edinburg
Ann Dorsett
Denice Carpenter
Andrea Odom
Sharon Neft
McAdo
Debra Gates
Marjorie Roye
Brenda Becknell
Gayle McMenamy
Sharon Nett
Avalanche-Journal
Womens‘lews
Texas
Fine Arts
Nancy Holton
Penny Jackson
Jessie Aladle
Curtis Dinwiddie
Silver City
N. M
Jody Martin
Judy Mills
Richard Halton
Richard Mayes II
Michael Wartsman
Faye Eubank
John Hanes
Jerry Geldmacher
Margaret Smith
Joe Ray
Denise Westbrook
Pam Flagg
Margaret Nagy
Jan Johnson
Lamesa
Paul Rosales
Relda Strain
Olton
Pat ‘Crum
Cheryl Chambers
Dow Law
Toby Barrick
Shari Hagens
Eiidyen
James Gammill
Harold Raff
W. T. Roger
Bill Andrews
Eddy Smith
Bonnie McCleskey
E G. Schumacher
United States
Marcia Ream
Cathy Jung
Pinoche
Julie Cleavinger
Karen Armstrong
Ann Kubacak
Sherry Herzog
Wilson
Nancy Allison
Melvin Dearing
Toklo
Sandra Henderson
Ann Furgenon
Petersburg
Diane Crawford
Muleshoe
Okra
Kathy Bibby
Marcia Bear
Pam Ream
la Honda
Cynthia Shannon
Martha Montgomery
Abernathy
Karen Wylie
Debbie Craddock
Sundown
Sharon Alexander
Spur
Sherry Norris
Cynthia Lance
Joyce McWilliams
Ellen Shepherd
Debbie Addison
Plains
Melody Gaither
Donna Russell
Joan Gilliam
Idaotu
Wendy Woolley
Kathy Walters
Delta Theta Chi
Belgium
Broadway
Mal & Quirt
Draughon’s Business College
Ieeeterning
Gregg Shartan
Bkpg
Acct
Business
Texas Labbock
State Bank
F.D.I.C
Ogilvie
Downtown
Monterey Center
Calgon Corporati
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