Admire Prize Winner Afghan Wins First Place
A wool afghan titled outstanding exhibit in the Textile section of the Panhandle South Plains Fair earns first place. Created by Mrs. Ruth Crews of 3316 27th St, the piece among admiring guests including Mrs. Don Sikes and Barry, Mrs. Ronnie Brown and Tammy. The afghan advances to a national wool contest in New York City this December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Crews
Don Sikes
Barry
Joliet
Ronnie Brown
Tammy
New York City
Readers share quick tips from Heloise column
A collage of reader hints covers freezing hamburger patties with a center hole for even cooking, nylon thread repairs on cafe curtain rings, efficient filing methods, toy toy-storage labeling, marshmallow grilling cleanup, marking store ads with red pencil, typing recipes on 3x5 cards, repurposing shirt sleeves into kids’ clothing, and bedside hot tea for sick relatives.
Mrs. Hurt Hosts Zeta Delta Chapter Meeting
Zeta Delta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at 3711 23rd St with Mrs. Fred Hurt hosting. Richard Wiesen presided. reports given. plans for charity, yearbook and Valentine contest deadlines set. Virginia Huntley named Valentine sweetheart. program on social events and table manners reviewed. 11 members and 3 guests attended. next meeting set for 5 p.m. October 10 at Miss Ann Schoonvelt's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hurt
23Rd St
Zeta Delta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Richard Wiesen
Carver Heights
Virginia Huntley
Cecil Sluder
R.S.V.P
Gary Bruce McElroy
Charles Garrett
Bob Clark
P.m
Ann Schoonvelt
Basth St
Connie Donley Honored At Lingerie Shower
Miss Connie Donley bride elect of Bill Strange was honored with a lingerie shower Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harry Sims 4005 37th St. Hostesses were Mrs. Sims Susan Sims and Mrs. Herschel Randall. Parents are Mr and Mrs Charlie J Donley and Mr and Mrs J C Strange. They will wed October 14 at Second Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Donley
Bill Strange
Harry Sims
37Th St
Sims
Susan Sims
Herschel Randall
Littlefield
Charlie J. Donley
42Nd St
J. C. Strange
Second Baptist Church
Friendly Members Elect New Officers
Mrs. Robert Temple was elected president of the Friendly Members Club at the Monday meeting in Mrs. G. W. Oatman home. New officers include Mrs. Joe Boothe secretary Oatman treasurer J S Teasdale and Carl Carter reporter. The next meeting is set for 7 30 p m October 10 at Mrs Dan Johnston 3614 48th St Moscow visit French cabinet minister Alain Peyrefitte will arrive in Moscow Thursday for talks with Soviet officials on scientific technical and economic cooperation Tass said Tuesday Peyrefitte is minister for scientific research atomic and space affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Temple
Friendly Members Club
G. W. Oatman
32Nd St
Mies
Joe Boothe
Oatman
J. S. Teasdale
Carl Carter
Dan Johnston
48Th St
Moscow
UPI
Alain Peyrefitte
France
Russia
Tass
Peyrefitte
Paper dresses hit New York streets as disposable fashion
A New York feature describes paper dresses evolving from stunt to stylish, affordable wear. Shifts with op art and stripes sell for about two dollars, offered as nonwoven fabrics that can be thrown away after wear. Forecasts include foil dresses for discos and convertible pants suits, plus disposable men’s underwear and trunks.
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New York
Manufactur
Paris
Panhandle South Plains Fair awards crochet knitting and tatting
The Women's Department co supervised awarded first second and third in crochet knitting and tatting divisions. Winners include Ruth Crews Janie Larsen Mary Wheeler Teagate and many others across afghan bedspread pillow cases and table linens with participants from Wellington Lorenzo Hale Center Slaton Wolfforth and Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Lincecum
M. J. Looney
Panhandle-South Plains Fair
W. H. King
Tommy Schroeder
G. A. Leasing
Ruth Crews
John Julian
Cleve Cypert
E. W. Dean
Don Halpain
Halpain
Ralph Rogers
Janie Larsen
W.C. McMillan
Arlene Alexandre
Melvin Teakell
R. C. Davis
Mary Wheeler
Thelma Cheatham
Fred Weems
A. N. Addison
Albert Teagate
Rena Hockstra
Teagate
Lynn B. Jones
John Emeet
O. H. Wilson
Charles Jester
Teakell
Rogers
Anna Wood
Aileen Alexander
Martina
H. D. Law
W. M. Small
Jamie Larsen
W. P. Davis
Mattie Holly
Ella Nicholson
Plains
Fred T. Weems
Lorenzo
Charles Mabrey
W. G. Jenkins
John W. Hargrove
J. H. Bennett
J. E. Lambert
Dan English
T. A. Baker
J. E. Walter
John R. Payne
D. R. Copeland
Bettie Long
Mabry
Irene Williams
Copeland
A. F. Baker
W. B. Davis
John Hargrove
Mattie
Frenship Young Homemakers Plan Concession Stand
The Frenship Young Homemakers held a Monday night meeting at Hemphill-Wells Monte Rey Center with a social hour and business session led by Mrs. Jerry Stockton. They will run a concession stand at Frenship Junior High football games and name a Young Homemaker each month, with 15 members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frenship
Hemphill-Wells
Monterey Center
Country Inn
Jerry Stockton
Coy Max Booker
Newton Named President Of Carlisle Home Demonstration Club
Mrs. A E Newton was elected president at a Carlisle club luncheon at Farrs Cafeteria. New officers include Mrs Ollie Apple as vice president Mrs Royce Turnbow as secretary and Mrs George Best as treasurer. The group meets next 2 pm Oct 11 at Mrs R E Daviss Carlisle home. Argot was Jason’s ship in myth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Newton
Carlisle Home Demonstration Club
Farr
Town and Country
Ollie Apple
Royce Turnbow
George Best
R. E. Davis
Carlisle
GOP Women Plan Annual Tasting Tea Hour Schedule
GOP Women announce their Annual Tasting Tea set for Thursday at 1 50 to 2 30 pm and 2 30 to 3 30 pm at the home of Mrs Travis Canon 4612 21st St with co chairs Mrs Homer Roper and Mrs Tapp and a guest list including Mrs Raymond Tapp Mrs Roland Coke and others. An AP report from Karachi notes Pakistan rejects a claim of a Washington Moscow emergency link as crude propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Canon
21St St
Warren Dulin
9Th St
John Abney
56Th St
Raymond Shook
20Th St
Ing May
Raymond Tapp
Mmes
Roland Coke
Jack Clendenin
Tommy Krueger
Jack Dunn
Bobby Layne
Bill Carroll
Richard Turner
George Canon
Barbara Croom
Robert Hendon
Homer Roper
Tapp
Karachi
Pakistan
India
Washington-Moscow
Theta Chi Beta Sigma Phi Meet Reports and Makeup Program
Members of the Theta Chi chapter heard reports on rummage sale and rush activities at their Monday meeting hosted by Mrs. Nel Roberson at 5429 32nd. Mrs. Royce Brooks and Mrs. Dee Robbins presented the reports, with Mrs. Jim Robinson presiding. Mrs. Roberson led a program on The Art of Make up and special guest Mrs. G W Yeargain demonstrated it. Calendars from Epsilon Sigma chapter were shared, with guests Mrs. Weldon Day and Mrs. Floyd Beatty in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Chi
Beta Sigma Phi
Nel Roberson
Royce Brooks
Dee Robbins
Jim Robinson
Roberson
G. W. Yeargain
Epsilon Sigma Chapter
Weldon Day
Floyd Beatty
Why Women Suffer Constipation With Bloating and Indigestion
Modern women's hectic pace and special pressures contribute to irregular bowel habits and indigestion. Caroid and Bile Salts Tablets are marketed as a threefold remedy improving digestion, increasing bile flow, and gently stimulating laxation to relieve constipation bloating and fat intolerance without a prescription.
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