Abstract Painting Wins Top Prize At Panhandle Fair
George Green of 1002 Ave X won the top $50 prize in the advance painting division at the Panhandle South Plains Fair. The show opened Monday with ribbons on all exhibits at the fairgrounds on E Broadway. The winning entry was an abstract design. multiple prizewinners followed in crafts and various youth and amateur categories across painting and sculpture.
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George Green
Ave
Panhandle South Plains Fair
E. Broadway
Fred Beasley
Thelma Griggs
Gay. Irwin
S$8th
Bernice Fix
22Nd St
John Ween
30Th St
James Anderson
Ray Hellberg
49Th
Billie Sue Park
44Th
Stanley
Madera
Gay Irwin Atcheson
Betty Joe Nichols
15Th
Richard McGowin
Mildred Voight
Tommy Muse
Eleanor Baur
Robert Steven Anderson
Don Stapleton
42Nd St
Clifford Jones
Jarvis
Cyntha Floyd
James Wilson Tarbox
Mike Brazier
Patt! Primm
40Th St
Jeanne Upshaw
44Th St
Ellen Williams
Sudan
Gay Lynn Studlar
18Th St
Curtis Crump
Lez Barrett
Pamela Jennings
Mitzi Parrish
28Th St
Steve Barton
56Th St
Sherry Compton
Karen Wiley
36Th St
Pamela Sue Allen
O'Donnell
Ancestor tales and romance tips in one column
A reader questions class and lineage in dating a Mayflower descendant. Ann Landers advises that character matters most and urges embracing identity, not heritage, then offers practical dating and marriage guidance.
Spanish American study leads at St Matthew Church
Mrs McGee led a study on Spanish Americans with a map on population distribution at St Matthew Woman's Society of Christian Service meeting attended by 12 members one new member Mrs Troy Edwards and two visitors Mrs Merle Cooper and Mrs Glen Ivy. A play Death of a Myth was performed and current events discussed. Benediction in Spanish concluded the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew Woman's Society of Christian Service
Troy Edwards
Merle Cooper
Glen Ivy
Dean McGee
United States
Kyle Haselden
Henry Klein
David Parramore
Lloyd Parsons
Miss Harley Honored With Bridal Linen Shower
Rosalynde Harley received a courtesy bridal shower at Mrs. G N Duke home 5510 44th Street. Hostess presented place mats and bed linens. Thirty guests attended including Mrs. J C Laymance mother of the honoree. The couple plans to marry October 2 at Ford Memorial Chapel First Baptist Church.
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Rosalynde Harley
G. N. Duke
44Th St
J. C. Laymance
Harley
Jerry Cook
Ford Memorial Chapel
First Baptist Church
Dear Heloise Tips and Household Hints Collage
A collection of reader tips and hacks for home life and chores. Includes clamping Venetian blinds with clothespins during cleaning, tying bright ribbons to keys to prevent loss, ironing iron-on tape over shirt button holes, dampening clothes with a spray bottle in a washer, layering dampened fabrics for even moisture, splitting heavy telephone directories, and a weather rhyme about coffee bubbles signaling rain.
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Heloise
Connie C
Dime Store
Miss Harriett Watts Receives Fulbright To Berlin
Harriett Watts, a University of Texas graduate, stands on the deck of the M S Berlin before sailing from New York Harbor for a year of study on a Fulbright grant at the Free University of Berlin aboard the North German Lloyd liner.
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Harriett Watts
Lloyd Line
M. S. Berlin
New York Harbor
Free University of Berlin
University of Texas
New Members Installed At Golden Spread Chapter Meeting
The Golden Spread Chapter of the American Business Women's Assoc held its first fall meeting Monday night at the Lubbock Women's Clubhouse with Mrs. Dale Thompson presiding. Ruby Osborn, women's editor of the Avalanche Journal, spoke on Communication Through Words. Eleven new members were installed and the group welcomed thirty one members and four guests. The next meeting is set for 7 p.m. October 26 at the Clubhouse with Dr. Carl Page as guest speaker.
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Golden Spread
American Business Women's
Lubbock
Dale Thompson
Ruby Osborn
Avalanche Journal
Lynn Perry
Ear
Line Stilbert
Martha Hall
Linda Matters
Carl Page
Quest
Vera Bendele to Marry Paul Hernandez on Nov 22
Hale Center announces the forthcoming marriage of Vera Bendele daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Bendele to Paul Hernandez son of Mr and Mrs Manuel Hernandez of Olton. The wedding is set for November 22 at the Mexican Baptist Mission with Rev Glen E Godsey officiating. Miss Bendele is a Hale Center graduate and practical nurse at Hi Plains Hospital. Hernandez is a 1964 Olton High School graduate and works at Jack's Texaco Service Station in Olton.
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Hale Center
Herman Bendele
Vera Bendele
Paul Hernandez
Manuel Hernandez
Olton
Mexican Baptist Mission
Glen E. Godsey
Plainview
Hi- Plains Hospital
Olton High School
Jack
Texaco
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Lide
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Armstrong
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Woodruff
LR. McCormick
Side
Culver Hill
China
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McCormick
J. 1
Claver
Paducah
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37Th
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S3rd
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Geneva
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Municipal Drive
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Slaton
Seed
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Ralls
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Crosbyton
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Cune
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Amherst
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Shallowater
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Roy Ostrander
Itasca
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38Th St
Thelma Rought
Earth
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Ann Landers
Newark
Butte
America
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Aia
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Sandy
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
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Hub City
Duplicate Bridge Club
Precinct 1
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Avalanche-Journal
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