Lubbock Avalanche-Journal from Lubbock, Texas • Page 22

2-E-l Morning, March 14, 1971 Cump Fire Girls Observe Week rl'Srwi? rf "ltrri" Schf i One hM Miss PrfcciHa Girls who earned ca will be honored today through Saturday at various activities in observance of Cainp Fire Girls' Gist Birthday Week. More than 2,600 Blue Birds and Camp Fire Girls and fathers will attond nine uox suppers during the week. Bob Hand, Broadus Spivey and Dorman Turner arc chairmen of suppers from 7-8 p. m. Monday at Coronado and High School cafeterias and Smyiie Wilson Junior School.

Clialrincn Announced Thomas Reed, Paul Beane, Carroll Cobh and Bobby Moody will be chairmen of dinners from 78 p. m. Tuesday at Tubbs Klemontary School cafeteria, Coronado an Swart-Cloyd Ring Vows Read In Chapel Service Miss Diano Miss Diane Elise Cloyd William Elwood Swart Jr. were married at 2:30 p.m. Saturday in Bowman Chanel the First United Methodist Church.

The Rev George Dodson of Isacogdoches. imcle of the bridegroom, officiated the double ling ceremony. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Norris Cloyd of 2124 65th St.

and Mr. and Airs. William Swart of 2502 55th St. Presented in marriage by her father, the bride wore a Terry Cloth Covers Hangers MEMPHIS, Tenn. (Special) Know someone who has a lot of scarves in her wardrobe? Give her a terry- covered hanger for scarves, short scarves, and sizes in between.

It's an easy-to-mahe gift says the National Cotton Council. Just pad a sturdy wire hanger with strips of cotton batting, leaving the hook uncovered. Use material cut from a decorative cotton terry towel to cover the Stitch terry in place. Now bind the hook of the hanger with cotton bias tape in a bright color. When draped over the terry-covered hanger, scarves won't slip or slide off.

The textured looped fabric holds them in place. EASY PEELING oranges and grapefruit into boiling water for a few minutes before removing the skin. The peel ing is easier. formal-length gown of ivory silk-faced peau de soie fashioned with lace braid accenting a high neckline, leg- of-mutton sleeves and empire bodice. Mrs.

Michael Nix was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Susan Tolbert and Miss Sherry Burrows. Mrs. Thomas Allen was brides- matron. They wore formal-length if If you were married in this is your 25th Anniversary ear! Midi or Maxi (Speaking of diamonds, that is!) Whatever your budget, whatever the size, do consider the prong setting.

A classic since time immemorial, makes diamonds seem brighter and more important. And all the value in the gem itself. engagement, or perhaps an important annrversary, Jet our diamond counselors show you our extensive collection of loose diamonds all sizes and ranges. Then in our own shop, we will set the gem of your choosing the classic solitaire mounting for a dramatic effect, DIAMOND SOLIUISSS ILLUSTRATED FROM 4100 UP EXTENDED PAYMENT PUNS gowns of scarlet peau de soie with empire bodices, high necklines and leg-of- mutton sleeves. Thomas Allen was best man.

Groomsmen were Randy Mar (In of Houston, John Brandt and William Young. Johnny Boling and Tony Park seated guests. Mrs. Martin Hayhurst presented selections at the organ. Miss Cloyd Is a 1970 graduate of Monterey High School and attended Texas Tech University.

She is employed by 'Lubbock National Bank. Swart is a 1364 graduate of Monterey High School and is a senior at Tech majoring in wildlife management He is employed by Luther arid Storage. Monterey High School cafeterias and at Smylie Wilson Junior High. Dr. James Cranberry and Eddy Nicholson are chairmen of suppers from 78 p.

m. Thursday at Coronado and Monterey High School cafeterias. Church Women To Sponsor Banquet, Play "A Bouquet for Mother" will be the theme of a. mother daughter banquet at 6 p. m.

Friday in Fellowship Hall of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church at 1706 Slide Road. Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Women will sponsor the banquet. Mrs. Arlen Anderson will direct a play as part of the program, Members of the cast, will be Sharon Ottoman, Kristy Watson, Martha Anderson, Diane Watson, Terri Sears, Julie Day, Amy Watson, Susan Gourley, Susan Taylor Mrs. Bill Peters president cf Holy Trinity Church Women.

Mrs. Jack ravenner is in charge of arrangement for the banquet, and the ev Robert Taylor is host pastor. Social cmJ JMilitaly Castling fafA Genuine engraved invitations or announcements from $28.00 per 100. Raised processed printing from $13.50 per 100. One hundred and fifty groups will participate in special celebrations each day of the week.

Girls will wear their official costumes to church and will sit in designated pews today. Special emphasis will be given Monday on the home, by cooking, cleaning and doing dwres thaf. ave a part of Camp Fire Girls' training. "Community Groups will plant flowers and trees Tuesday for Community, Day. Wednesday is designated as Ceremonial Day, with group ceremonials to celebrate passing rank and other significant achievements.

Thursday will be "Fun Day" set aside for parties, skating and field trips. Friday will be school day, with many groups participating in flag raising ceremonies at schools. Saturday be camp day, with girls and their loaders practicing camp craft skills over open fires. IB MONDAY FEATURE! Reed. Barton's "Riviera" Candy Dish $-95 The perfect gift for hostess, bride, or bridesmaid this efegant "Riviera" Candy Dish in Reed Barton's fine silvcrplate has a delicately embossed border design.

614" diameter, it's perfect, too for nuts, jams and jellies, dips or mayonnaise, relish, olives and pickles. A lovely gift for bridesmaids when personalized tvith engraving. Traditional Anderson Gift Wrapped FREE! fs Luncheon Hostess Miss Priscilla A il 1 bride-elect of Randy Phelps, honored her attendants with a luncheon Saturday at the Villa Irin. Oo-hostess was the mother of the bride-elect. Mrs.

Bob Asbill of Dallas. Special guest was Ihe mother of the prospective bridegroom, Mrs. Edwin Phelps. Bridesmaids were presented gifts. The couple plans to wed Saturday in the First Christian Church Chapel.

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