Sorority Beta Sigma Phi Rush Activities Reported
Chapters of Beta Sigma Phi continued rush activities in the final week of September. Theta Chi initiated a series of rush parties with a progressive dinner Thursday night. Appetizers at Mrs J D Chapman, salad at Mrs Henry Bartlett, main course at Mrs Cliff Peters, dessert with Mrs Jerry Bradit. Dick O'Laughlin, Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Theta Chi
J. D. Chapman
Henry Bartlett
Cliff Peters
Jerry Bradit
Dick O'Laughlin
Miss Lewis to Be Married at First Methodist Church
Pre bridal tea honors Miss Sarah Lewis, who will marry Douglas Ross on Oct. 38 at First Methodist Church. Hosts include Mrs. Floyd Keen at 2224 Broad WY. About 75 guests attended. Details cover hostess gifts, hospitality chairs, and plans for rushees and sorority events involving Zeta Chi, Xi Gamma Sigma, and Beta Sigma Phi chapters across Lubbock locations.
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Floyd Keen
Broad‘wy
Sarah Lewis
Douglas Ross
First Methodist Church
Dow
Lubbock
Zeta Delta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Rachel Halbert
Leona Hill
Mary Hyatt
E. D. Kittinger
James’ Red” Norman
K. N. Clapp
Donna Blackwell
Sorority Hosts Meeting at Mark Anderson Home
Tau Gamma Kappa sorority members met Thursday night at Mrs. Mark Anderson’s home 3516 39th St with co hostess Mrs. Ivan Burgess. Mrs. DeLoyce Eaton led the business session and devotion. Seven members attended plans for the year. Guest Mrs. J. E. Batchler of San Angelo attended. Burgess to host October 11 at 7:45 p.m. at 4313 38th St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Anderson
Tau Gamma Kappa Sorority
39Th St
Ivan Burgess
DeLoyce Eaton
J. E. Batchler
San Angelo
Burgess
38Th St
Angle photography tips and shop invitation at Lube Block Camera Center
Willard Renfro outlines how subject angles affect realism, highlighting straight high and low angles for dramatic sports and landscape shots. The piece promotes portable cameras, invites visitors to see suitable models, and celebrates prize winners from the store's Grand Opening at LUBE BLOCK CAMERA CENTER on Texas Ave.
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Maj
John Keith
Annabel Bramlet
Hershel Carrico
E. A. Nelson
C. C. Whitlock
A. E. Huckabee
T. W. Sagebiel
Leslie Harrison
Jimm
Humphries
Mature Parents Reframe Teenage Going Steady View
The column presents a view that Patty and Art’s steady relationship teaches responsibility for sexual impulses. It argues parents should value the attachment, see it as growth toward monogamy, and avoid racing to judge future outcomes. The piece urges appreciation of Pattys choice over fear of what comes next.
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Patty
Art
Viktor E. Frankl
Inder
The Shepherd The Great Invitation
The text presents Revelations 22 imagery of the saved in New Jerusalem beside Life’s river under trees of life. It describes the monthly fruit that heals nations and wipes away tribulations, with Christ as the bright and morning star. Rev. 22:17 is cited as the basis for tomorrow’s Sunday school lesson.
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New Jerusalem
John On
Patmos
Christ the Bright
Julien C. Hyer
Make Friends and Socials Featured Across Church and Club Groups
Invitations urged genuine enthusiasm for acceptances while women’s circles from St. Joan’s Methodist and Hillcrest clubs organized meetings and luncheons. Eugenie Button Circle hosted Mrs. Frank Ford. Lela Edmisson Circle met Mrs. Upchurch. Betsy Ross Needle Club luncheon included guests Mrs. Hartsfield and Mrs. Lee. Hillcrest hosted Let's Get Acquainted social with football themes for Ted Baylor game marked by festive décor. A note on Switzerland shows 5 percent rise in cost of living since 1949.
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St. Joan's
Hillcrest
Hillcrest Country Club
Reception Honors Rev and Mrs Vernon Henderson on 25th Anniversary
A reception at First Methodist Church Brownfield celebrated the 25th wedding anniversary of the Rev. and Mrs. Vernon Henderson. Hosts were the Brownfield district ministers wives, with William M. Wilkison of Wilson as president. About 75 guests attended. The district ministers and families presented a silver bowl and a large silver tray as gifts.
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Brownfield
Vernon Henderson
First Methodist Church
Brownfield Methodist District
Henderson
William M. Wilkison
Wilson
Ministers’ Wives Organization
White Hays Vows Read In Brownfield
Alma Jo Hays daughter of Mr and Mrs Jim Hays wed Larry Wayne White son of Mr and Mrs L L White in a single ring ceremony at the parents home. Rev Warren Stowe officiated as they exchanged vows before an improvised altar of white gladioli. The bride wore a cotton satin street length dress with fitted bodice cap sleeves and sweetheart neckline. Her veil was French illusion with seed pearl tiara and she carried rosebuds and carnations. Matron of honor was Mrs Jim Hartley and best man was Jimmy Benton. A reception followed with guests including Mrs Elwood Heberley Mrs Robert Kleiber and sisters of the bride. The couple will honeymoon in New Mexico and will reside in Brownfield. Both are Brownfield High School graduates. she is a receptionist for Dr J R Bailes and he works for Farmers Coop Gin.
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Brownfield
Alma Jo Hays
Jim Hays
Larry Wayne White
L. L. White
Warren Stowe
Jim Hartley
Plainview
Jimmy Benton
Lubbock
Robert Kleiber
Littlefield
New Mexico
Brownfield High School
J. R. Bailes
Farmers Coop Gin
Book Review by District Officer at Alpha Omega Study Club
Mrs. R B Jones of Plains reviews All the Women of the Bible by Edith Dean at a special guest day hosted by the Selena Jane Brownfield Clubhouse. Mrs Jack Cleveland leads Bible Day. Grady Goodpasture sings with Jerry Gannaway on piano. flowers decorate. hostesses include Bill Cope P T Cates Bill Thompson. Attendees include Mrs Jones Mitchel Flache P E Baer R L Bowers H L Gaither R L Pounds R E Johnson R C Bendler Mason City Neb Mrs Bobby Fields and Robert of Plains plus eighteen members.
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Brownfield Club
Brownfield
Edith Dean
R. B. Jones
Plains
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Alpha Omega Study Club
Selena Jane
Jerry Gannaway
Mmes
Bill Cope
P. Tt. Cates
Bill Thompson
Tommy Hicks
Mmes, Jones
Mitchel Flache
P. E. Baer
R. L. Bow
Wednesday Needle Club Hosts Guests at Maddox Home
Members attended a hostess event hosted by Mrs. Frank M. Maddox at 1645 Main. Fourteen members and one guest enjoyed refreshments in a social gathering of the Needle Club on a Wednesday.
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Needle Club
Frank M. Maddox
Main
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