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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1973
Page
3
A humorous meditation on how a child’s slow pace ignites parental anger. The piece notes heat in wires as wattage drops and temperatures rise, with a boy deflecting scolding by calmly citing homework and brushing teeth.
Hyde Park report notes director Jacob Rosenthal predicting rising numbers of women in food service and cites Miss Jyl Hein as the first woman to earn an award of excellence at the institute. Catherine Curran of California, among 86 women students, credits lifting admission barriers and her own drive.
Miss Leatrice Joy Glaze bride elect of Michael Lynn Adams was honored at a Feb 10 shower hosted by Mrs. Bess Jones. Guests included Pam Hazelwood and others. corsage featured sewing items and a registry was displayed. Hostesses listed at length. The second item notes a private nonprofit institute near the Hudson, moving to a 70 acre campus, with dormitories planned to expand capacity to 1250 students by fall 1973.
Eva Dell Randolph and William Bruce Rollins plan to marry June 1 in Andrews. Parents announce the couple and note Miss Randolph is granddaughter of Ezra B. Randolph, with ties to Haysville. Rollins served three years in the Army and works for Cass Electric in Andrews.
Mrs. Wayne Holshof, the former Miss Barbara Pearson, was honored at a Saturday morning shower in the Green Room annex. Apricot and white decor set the theme and Miss Donna Southerland registered guests with Miss Kim Portell presiding at the table. Hostesses included Mmes. Onie Albright, Ken Bartell, Ralph Dildine, Doyle Harmon, Jay Williams, Rita Haromell, LeRoy Jennings, L. W. Long and Ronald Tilley.
Friday and Saturday events mark Phi Mu founding anniversary with a luncheon hosted by Mrs L McKim in Odessa. Phi Mu founded March 4, 1852 at Wesleyan College Macon GA. The sorority reports 60 000 members and chapters nationwide and announces new collegiate chapters at Texas Wesleyan Fort Worth Pan American University Edinburg Texas with expansions to Maine Pennsylvania Virginia Georgia Florida and others. During the 1972 1974 biennium Phi loans totaled 17655 and scholarships over 13000 funded by member donations.
Monahans reports a yellow and white bridal shower for Cathy Shellenberger Foesa, bride elect of Caleb Rhodes. Hostesses presented gifts to the couple and Mrs Earl Salleirgey and Mrs Billie L. A. The serving table featured pineapple punch and a yellow rosette cake.
Odessa Chapter No. 9 National Women In Construction hosted JH. Jueneman Odessa Chamber of Commerce president as guest speaker Feb 23 at the Inn of the Golden West. Mrs Ralph Bell welcomed guests as the Sherwood Girls Sextet sang and Jueneman outlined chamber duties and future plans.
Community calendar items include Chapter 447 Order of Eastern Star meeting at the Masonic Lodge March 5 at 3 am. The Christian Women’s Fellowship sponsors a dinner March 6 from 11 to 8 pm at 91 North Ls. A Medical Center Hospital auxiliary orientation is set for March 6 at 1:29 pm. Odessa events discuss city growth aims and civic plans. Engagement announced: Evelyn Parker to Charlie Howell with April 20 wedding in Stanton.
A collection of reader questions and answers covers window treatment substitutions with tension and traverse rods, creating wider panels by combining two sheet pairs, hemming extra panels to extend sheer curtains, removing sticky tape from a car without damage, and bed sheet wear tips. Also notes a kitchen drawer measuring method and a brief local event recap highlighting outstanding members and award winners.
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