Lubbock Avalanche-Journal from Lubbock, Texas • Page 68

Mareda Adams, bnde-elect of Dan Sherrod, will be honored with a kitchen shower at 7:30 p.m today in the home of Mrs' Robert Sampson of 5431 9th St. Special guests will be the mother and sister of the bride-elect, Mrs. Harold Adams and Ginger Adams, both of Brownfield. Hostess gift will be a recipe box, and guests will contribute their a i te recipes. Decorations will feature an arrangement of daisies.

Miss Adams was honored at a linen shower Wednesday night in the home of Mrs. George Newton of 1518 38th St. Hostesses were Miss Jerry Montgomery of Canyon and Sandra Netvton. Decorations featured the bride-elect's chosen colors of pink and white, and milk glass appointments were used on the serving table Hostess gift was a bedspread. Special guests were the honoree's mother and sister, and the mother of the prospective bridegroom, Mrs.

H. H. Sherrod of Brownftclcl. Miss Adams and Sherrod Uf Courtesies Scheduled For Brides-Elect irownfield First Heloise Dear Helolsc: My history ciass has been assigned to do what a newspaper have been like during the Civil War period. I chose to do "Hints Prom Heloise." I would like to know if you could give me some hints that you might have had for the people during mat time? Sundru Gosh, Sandra, you know I'm not all that old! But funning aside.

I'm going to ask my mother and sec if she remembers what hints from her moiher -and her grandmother taught her before ail our modern appliances came in. Sometimes things go in cycles, and hints that have been out of use for 100 years suddenly pop up and arc just the thing for NOW! In the meantime, all you gals put on your granny jflasses and your thinking bonnets, and see what you can come up' with Right now I'm trying to remember Xhe one about eggs to last the winter in something like isinglass what was that? I'm iust not sure So come on, friends, let's get together this week at our coffee Watches and sec what our neighbors can come up with. Do hurry and drop me a line. I can hardly wait to read your letters and see what hints we smart 20th century housewives are missing. Heloise Heloise: Scrapbooks and family records are history.

You never start one without the thought that it will fall into the hands of someone else- some day. And "someone else" will have to be disappointed to know that his forebear's wedding was held "yesterday" or thai the honors bestowed on a distinguished relative i three columns of type in the paper were a feature of "Thursday's" ceremony. So, Heloisc, please tell readers not to bother taking scissors in hand to clip an article from the newspaper without also having pen in hand. The pen is to write en the clipping the date of the article and the paper in which it appeared. AVhiie you're at it.

mark on the back of every photograph or snapshot you send to someone else, the name of the person or people in it and the year. They might make history some day and what's history without dates? Audrey Johnson LETTER OF THOUGHT Dear Heloise: I firmly believe that the best things in life arc free or can be obtained with very little money if you use your imagination and ingenuity. All you have to do 5s look around you the sun, rain, wind Nature itself is beautiful and free. Smiling friends are free, and helping each other is free. you start counting, you will discover nobody is really "poor," Reading can be a pleasure and the libraries are free, just enroll.

The books help us to be able to cope with life instead of bringing on frustrations. Tranquilizers and psychiatrists are not included on our budget so instead, use our hands as our occupational therapy. The food we eat i delicious, and we cook with a minimum of cost. Rich In Many Ways Address Heloiso, Lubbock Avalanche-Journal. the field First United Methodist Church.

DEBORAH SAGKBIEf- A twilight gift tea from 7-9 p.m. today will fete Miss Deborah bride- elect of LrOpI. Jerry N. Cox. Hostess for the event is Mrs.

Robert Schuster of 4GOfi 14th St. Co-hostesses will be Mrs. Tom Hill, Mrs. Fred MeCJain, Miss Susan C1 a i Mrs. Gary Greenstock and Mrs, Clarence Grane.

The honoree's chosen colors, yellow and green, will be featured in decorations Special guests will be Mrs. Theo W. Sagebiel and Mrs Ray N. Cox, mothers of the engaged couple; Mrs. Pearl Lavender and Mrs.

Terry Totten, grandmother and aunt of the bride-elect; and the prospective bridegroom's grandmothers, Mrs. Hattie Fuller and Lewis Cox. The couple plans to marry in September. JKANNIB ABUO'IT Miss Jeannie Abbott, bride-elect of Harold E. Stuart, will be honored with a gift tea from 7:30 9 today in the home of Mrs, C.

Dennig of 3412 44th St. Co-hostesses will be Mmes. Jimmy Knight, A. L. Gatewood, Buck McNeil, Dale Elms, Mont Jennings, Eugene Guyer, W.

Turner, R. w. Han-is, Cecil Turner, B. H. Bird and Horace Woodward.

Special guests wi'l include mothers of the engaged couple, Mrs. L. J. Abbott and Mrs. Clyde Stuart; and sisters the prospective bridegroom, Mrs.

Bobby Crumpton and Mrs. Tommy Greer. Also attending will be Miss Ruth Hindman, aunt of the bride-elect. The honoree's chosen colors of yellow and blue will be featured in decorations. Hostess gift will be an electrical appliance.

The couple plans to be married Aug. 7 in the home of the bride-elect's parents of 3602 55th St. ELIZABETH BUMPASS Miss Elizabeth Jean Bumpass, bride-elect of Douglas Charles Frazior, will be honored with a miscellaneous shower at 8 p.m. today in the home of Mrs. Mundell Shipp of 5429 8th St.

Co-hostesses are Mrs. J. Waid Griffin and Mrs. O. Tune.

Special guests will include the mothers of the engaged couple, Mrs, Walter Bumpass and Mrs. a Id Frazior; the bride-elect's grandmother, Mrs. L. O. Tucker; and the prospective bridegroom's grandmother, Mis.

Warren Cope of Tulia. The couple will wed Aug. 7 in Bowman Memorial Chapel of First Methodist Church. KATHY MEHZOG Miss Kathy Herzog, bride- elect of Gary Franklin, will be honored with a shower from. 8-10 p.m.

today in the home of Mrs. Leland Tribble of G613 Norfolk Ave. Hostesses are Mmes. Lou Cargile, Mike Gentry, Charles King of Woifforth, Louis Lostroh of Shallowater, Bob Riley, Bert Reynolds and Don Signor, Special guests will be Mrs, Adolph Herzog and Miss Jan Herzog, mother and sister the bride-elect; Mrs. W.

O. Kieschnick, her grandmother; and Mrs. Merle Franklin and Mrs. R. L.

Woods, mother and grandmother of the prospective bridegroom, both of Hale Center. The bride-elect's colors of blue and white will be used in decorations. The couple plans to marry Aug. 14 in Christ the King Catholic Church. SUSAJV BLOUNT TULIA (Special) MisS Susan Blount, bride-elect of Jimmy Smith, was honored with a gift tea Saturday in the home of Mrs.

Lcroy Roberts. Special guests were mothers of the betrothed couple, Mrs. Wayne Blount and Mrs. Joe Smith. Co-hostesses were Mmes.

Carrol Kreig, Walter Simon, Calvin Galven, Eugene Hickman, Elva Mass ey, Eston Breitling, Bud DuBois, Dan Altman, W. H. Rector, Dean Eubanks, Jot Cowan, Jesse Mi Roscoe Cosby, Ricky Ingram, Kirby Hill, Jack Keim and R. T. O'Daniel.

Oiher hostesses were Misses Annette Simon, Gaye Galyen, Jo Hickman, Starla Massey, Kalhy Breitling, Sandy DuBois, Jan Minchew and Debbie Nelson. Hostess gift was a set of cookware. Crystal and silver appointments were used. KAYK HICKKY Miss Kaye Hickey, bride- elect of Joe Kennedy, will be honored with a gift tea from 8-9 p.m. today in the home of Mrs.

Don Osbome of 5207 27th St. Co-hostesses will be Mmes. M. W. Gipson, Jack House, Henry James, Don Pruilt, Nelson i Florence Shaw, John Steele, Wayne Townsend and Aubrey Vandeveer.

Special guests will be the mothers of the engaged couple, Mrs. George Hickey and Mrs. A. D. Kennedy.

The bride-elect's chosen colors of white and mint green will be used in decorations. The couple plans to wed Aug. 21 an Broadway Church of Christ Chapel. DEBORAH MIIXIGAN TULJA (Special) A bridal shower honoring Miss Deborah Ann i 11 i a bride-elect of Richard Combesr, was given Saturday in the home of Mrs. Ed Brasher.

Special guests we mothers of the couple, Mrs. Gilbert Milligan and Mrs. Fred Combest. Co-hostesses were Mines. O.

V. Morris, Harvey Milner, Bill Daniel, E. D. McAnelly, Clyde Wilklns, Fred Story, Clayton Keller, Roy Devin, Alton Cox, Calvin Gaiyen, T. R.

Hemdon and Loyd Hale. Other co-hostesses were Mmes. Dan Altman, A H. Jennings, C. P.

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