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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1968
Page
4
A description of ham sandwich pairings highlights ham and Swiss as a favorite, then suggests contrasting foods such as crushed pineapple sliced tongue turkey coleslaw crisp bacon tomato hard cooked eggs or cream cheese and ripe olives to vary the ham flavor.
Ronald Bennett of the Odessa Music Teachers Association will present his piano and voice students in four 45 minute recitals at the First Christian Church. Performances are scheduled Friday 7 p.m. Saturday 7 p.m. and 8 15 p.m. Sunday 2 30 p.m. with all recitals held at the church.
Ten students of Temple Beth El Religious School will complete their training at a 3 p.m. Sunday Confirmation Service in the temple Sanctuary led by Rabbi Emanuel Kumin. The class includes Richard Leaman Phillip Elsner Robert Margolis Bruce Fickman Harry Hochman Judy Hockman Ofer Katzman Kathy Winkler and Frances Kay Porterfield. A reception follows and gifts are from the Sisterhood.
Miss Barbara Lynn Price became the bride of David Wallace Tomlinson at 8:30 p.m. in the First Methodist Church of Yuma. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Price of Yuma, wore a lace street length dress. Diane Price was maid of honor and Steve White was best man. Mrs. Tomlinson is a senior at Yuma High School. David, a Crane High School and Army veteran, is at Yuma Proving Ground.
Entertaining wives of visiting golfers, Mrs. Iles B. Perry leads committees in a humorous hat themed program at the Country Club. Guests pose in period outfits and playful costumes reflecting golfers and eras.
Judith Brown is feted in a gathering at Mrs. Walter Mansur home hosted by co-hostesses Mrs. Chanor and Mrs. Famariss. Guests included Mrs. Towle Mrs. Blackburn and Mrs. Rogers. The event featured white daisies stock and gypsophila centerpieces and a coffee service with rolls sausages and fruit. Diet tips follow with six week targets for figure shaping via exercise and diet guidance.
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