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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1962
Page
10
A reader asks if being a tramp equals invitation to dances and Ann says no, promiscuous behavior hides anxiety. another writes about moody fiancé Carl and dress sense at lunch, and a conflict over a hostess bill after a relative curses. Answers urge caution, personal integrity, and offer a Teen Smoking booklet.
Mrs. E. G. Wylie presided over the South Plains Navy Mothers Club meeting at the American Legion Hall. Plans for November and December bazaars were finalized by Mrs. T. E. Worsham and Mrs. F. H. Seitz. Members will work all day Oct. 24 at 3612 39th St. to sew knee robes for veterans hospitals and donations of wool or material are invited through Mrs. C. W. Vancleeve. The next meeting is Oct. 9 at 9:30 a.m. at the Hall.
Outgoing officers of the three Women's Missionary Societies of the First Baptist Church were honored at a WMU coffee in Ford Memorial Chapel. Mrs. C. G. Rook presided and Mrs. A. T. Coganougher gave the Isaiah 6 devotion. Officers presented written reports as a Latin American workshop is planned for Oct. 8.
Members of Phi Beta Rho chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Monday night at Read And Company. Mrs. Stanley Myers presented The Art of Being a Woman with seven members and guests in attendance.
Dear Heloise outlines causes of yellowing and smeary looks on white pillow cases and furniture surfaces. The Home Laundry Manufacturer's Association explains that perspiration oils and cooking residues cause grime. a hot wash plus proper wax cleaning and cautious solvent use are advised.
The Lubbock Women’s Club held a Tuesday night meeting led by President Mrs. Odell Jones to plan fall rush activities and yearbook programs. A costume party for members and rushees is set for Monday at Mrs. Leroy Land’s home, with a dinner on October 3 at Mrs. Bob Beall’s residence and an October 8 model meeting at Jane Women’s Clubhouse hosted by Mrs. Earl Dietering for a book event.
Eighteen persons attended a luncheon with President Mrs. R. B. Smith Jr presiding. a brief review followed by a social hour at the home of Mr. Chessie M. Kindel, 2708 24th, with sixteen members present. The next meeting will be at Lubbock Mexico City in the oldest modern city in America.
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