Clothing and culinary ribbons awarded at Tunhandie fair
First and second place winners are announced in youth and junior divisions across senior clothing, household linens, and culinary categories. Winners include Sherry Pittman Earth apron Tonette Grambam Spar lined coat Sharon Fox Mc Adoy blouse and many others from Levelland Shallowater Crosbyton Earth Pep and nearby towns. The report notes multiple firsts in breads cakes cookies pickles and jams plus an entry by M Heaton of Post in canned fruits and vegetables. A final note mentions the first practical three dimensional X ray system per JAMA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunhandie South Plains
Sherry Pittman
Earth
Tonette Grambam
Spar
Sharon Fox
Dee Ann Cobb
Shallowater
Ranee French
Levelland
Susan Robbie
Brownfield
Renee Flournoy
Cooper
Thenda Johnson
Jamie Snodgrass
Crosbyton
Jill Miller
Idalon
Linda Kitten
Slaton
Criss Dent
Marvin Dearing
Tokio
Patti Finley
Sydney Albus
Pep
Rod Warren
Genesse Grawunder
Larry Hand
Nelda Vera
Allayne Stover
Michael Odell
Greta Albus
Tim Sinclair
Lisa Augusten
Ted Deere
Becky Bailey
Marie Duran
Andrea Wilson
Quick Biscuits
Debbie Caddock
Sundown
Thomas Albus
Littlefield
Tan Gilbreath
Andrea Wooten
Kathleen Heinrich
Thalen
Brenda Hudson
Ruth Ramm
Mitzi Albus
Angel
Steven Albus
Date Loaf
Sandi Stockton
Pinoche
Marilyn Eagle
M. Heaton
Post
Nancy Robinson
Floydada
Valeria Sewell
Maria Mircado
H. Doss
Marianne Dawson
Springlake
Barbara Greene
Robbie Donley
Idalou
Linda Grecornyk
Debra Marley
Allayne
Kay Dent
Yvonne Fry
Ropesville
Pam Shaw
Katrina Jarman
Colita Biles
Joan Gilliam
Karen McInroe
Celia Culp
Becky Littleton
D. Phillips
A. Wooten
Susan Black
Susan Robre
Cindy Sewell
Frenship
Linda Davis
City Woman Dominates China Painting Prizes at Panhandle Fair
Irene Goodwin swept 11 blue ribbons in the skilled china painting division marking its first year as a separate event. Joh n Ripley of Levelland earned four blue ribbons in other categories. Mary Raff, Ruth Bogarty and Bill Rogers also won multiple firsts across several porcelain and decorative works. New Friendship Past Chiefs Club officers were elected with Lora Teague as president and plans for a Children’s Home of Lubbock project approved. Next meeting set for Oct 92 at Mrs Otis Felty’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Goodwin
Josdwin
Johan Ripley
Levelland
Mary Raff
Ruth Bogart
Bill Rogers
Friendship Past Chiefs Club
Lora Teague
42Nd St
Teague
Rosemary Nelms
Harold Dane
Ernest Buckner
Willie Mae Newton
Theta Chis Rushees Enjoy Wine Tasting Party
Theta Chi and Beta Sigma Phi members hosted a wine tasting at the Marberry home for seven rushees and husbands. Guests included Capt. FE G Fish and others. Kiddy OConnor of Dallas introduced wines and explained origins and service times. A later dinner and games followed with guests Mrs June Hays and Sid Allen present. Next meeting set for Oct 26 at Mrs Boyd’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Chi Chapter
Beta Siema Phi Sorority
Robert Marberry
53Th St
FE. G. Fish
Gene Senn
Leonard Tusehka
Mike Noble
Harry Kerns
Lamar Skarda
Bill Pepin
Kiddy O'Connor
Dallas
Exemplar Perceptor Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Hays
Bridge Winners Named At Lubbock Duplicate Club Meet
Mrs. T. W. Anderson and Mrs. J. D. Jones won first place in Monday’s Lubbock Duplicate Bridge Club competition at the Bridge Center. Second went to Mrs. Jack Boren and Mrs. Jack Clendenin, with third to Mrs. Joe Arrington Jr. and Mrs. Emmett Shannon. The Sunday session was canceled due to the Plainview Bridge Tournament. next meeting is 1 p.m. Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Anderson
J. D. Jones
Lubbock
Textile winners shine from Panhandle South Plains Fair
Blue ribbons awarded across eleven area towns including Lubbock for textile divisions in the 1971 Panhandle South Plains Fair. Winners span sewing categories from dresses and coats to quilts, embroideries, appliques, and tea towels, with multiple farmers and towns such as Littlefield Slaton Shallowater Crosbyton and Idalou named among top placers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Mollie Heard
Littlefield
Jady
R. W. Woodruff
Shallowater
Lee Cromer
James Walker
Slaton
Melvin Teakell
Shirley Craig
Area artists win ribbons at fair art show
Amateurs from Lubbock and surrounding areas display works in the fine arts division. Winners include Randy Michaebrook oil painting Polly Maynard watercolor drawing Julie Lawrence mixed media John Snyder Wolfforth craft Suzanne Meador oil Tonya Heath water soluble medium Andy Carrezales Wolfforth craft in senior and junior high categories with top prizes awarded across oil painting watercolor pastel pencil drawing mixed media sculpture and metal work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Randy Michaebrook
Polly Maynard
Julie Lawrence
John Snyder
Wolfforth
Suzanne Meador
Tonya Heath
Andy
Mike Poteet
Robin Roberts
Debra Dickson
Jon Ray
Connie Carson
Pam Maloch
Richard Graves
Helen Adrian
Littlefield
Betsy Bryant
Slaton
W. J. Spikes
Alice Gregory
Also Mentioned on This Page
Youth Department of Fair
Boatright
Winening
Donna Waugh
Zanna Marshall
Afton
Sherry Robre
Eva Casanova
Kharen Mayes
Jane West
Sudan
Lisa Sedgewick
Vicki Newton
Sherry Williams
Oletha Johnson
Rosemary Patton
Kem Parker
Elena Griffin
Brenda Weems
Divinity
Peanut Brittle
Shelley Havens
Donna Lewis
Re Neta Stokes
D. Addison
Plains
Cheryl Wilke
Wilson
Verla Smith
Aan Poole
Journal of the American Medical Association
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Bob Tarbet
Borger
Theta Chis
Rushees
BSP
Carroll Savage
Orlando Ave
Lubbock, Texas
R.W. Woodruff
Denny Belew
Fred Bouquet
Garth English
C. J. Albus
Colene
J.N. Hamilton
Teakell
W.N. Thacker
Clyde Reynolds
Snyder
Alton Meeks
Wilford Kitten
J.O. Kuykendall
Bernie Hagens
Melinda Reaves
Bobby Wied
Friona
Nita Nunn
Sue Stubbs
Lalla Johnson
Clarence Johnson
C. L. Storrs
13Th St
Robert Kennedy
RED Raider
Kwgo-Fm
NIGHT
Kwgofm
West Texas Optical
West Texas ‘Optical
Ave
Pauline
Pier 1
Importa
Winchester Square
34Th St
Ted Patton
Culligan
Ruth Reed
W. D. Wilkins
Oxford
Crna
Chrysler
New Yorker
Newport Custom
Newport Royal
Plymouth Fury
Barracuda
Valiant
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