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Path To Fun Fashions £VIBOCK MOBNINC? AVALANCHE Fashions To Be Modeled In Lamesa PAPE TOO, LUBBOCK. TBXA? MOXI.AV, AKilST 27, IBM LAMESA, Aug. (Special) fashions of the fall and i winter season will be shown Thurs- Btttodfe day nf P-rn. when Lambda Phi Chapter ot He'a Pm sorority stages its first fall style show at Lamesa Country Club. Mrs.

Wayland Popp will be narrator, and background music will furnished by Bernie Howell of I Lubbock. Special lighting effects will emphasize the decorations wail carry out the theme Models will include Mrs. Jim Caldwell, Miss Kay Wiggir.s, Mrs. Barney McKinney, Miss Carol Mrs. Jim Billingsley, Mrs.

Billy, Miers, Miss Lucille Agee and Mrs. Billy Jack. Modeling juvenile fash-! ions will be Cherrie Medlin, Syd-i na Randal, Jamie, Billy and Beverly Braswell. New fashions in hair styles will be modeled by Miss Shirley Kee, Miss Doty Echols, Miss Cheryl Echols, Miss Linda O'Neil, Miss Annette Bowers and Miss Caroll Ann Freeman. Advance ticket sales are underway, and may be purchased at I any Lamesa store or beauty shop cooperating in the show or from any sorority chapter member.

Members of Lambda Phi Chap- I ter serving on various style show committees are Mmes. Billy Miers, Bruce Moore. Jim Caldwell, Billy Jack, Winford Drake, Glenn Lewis, N. W. Hudson Bob Skinny White.

Herbert Victor Crowell and Joe Brown. The Mature Parent Parents Need Not Present In Discipline was a chipf stabilizer in recovery from delinquent confusion. Where he'd once seen man-woman oppositenc'is evoking rage, he now saw it evoking understanding and loyalty. Misleading Ideas INEVITABLY, as he grew used A to his cottage unruffled acceptance of oppositeness, he began to feel, I too can expect acceptance when I oppose others. Perhaps I can learn to give it when others riiffpr from The in discipline is as misleading an idea as Just as parents can't afford to extinguish their sexual oppositenpss.

so we afford to lose our individual characters in the w'ar-like alliance of a D. H. Lawrence, the English poet, had the final word on the value of loving oppositeness be- tween the parents. child's soul was put at peacp between he wrote. was no longer called to uphold with her childish might the broken Pnd of the arch.

Her parents now met to the span of the heavens and she. the child, was free to play in the the space beneath, Bv Ml RIEL LAWRENCE YEA Staff Correspondent by marital was how the psychological clinic described home. The clinic meant that his parents disagreed with hate. It meant that Saul's father retorted to his mother's nagging with curses, threats, alcoholic blows. It, meant that she nagged on, unchecked.

It meant that these married people were so soaked in mutual resentment that they could not disagree over breakfast cereal without splashing each other with bitter reproach. So the very first thing the clinic did for Saul was to introduce him to two married people who could It called them his Ostensibly in charge of Saul's domestic arrangements, the: real work of this pair was the demonstration of happy oppositeness. 3-oval Appreciation TF mttacjo mother Wrong fully accused him of leaving the shower dripping, her husband might say, usually more fair than that. She had some bad news about her only sister last night. why who left the shower dripping matter very much to her this If his cottage father canceled a picnic, his wife might sav, he's got a quick temper, hp always notices things.

Maybe if you stop complaining and just go and start mowing that lawn These people's appreciation of each other's worth underlying their surface weaknesses MRS. BOBBY CARROL LYNCH (Johnnie Lon Wlndwehen) Vows Are In Home Is Bride Lvnch Lubhork Duplicate Primee Club, 7:41 p. Caprock Hotel. Service Read In Residence Arnett-Benson Baptut WMS. re church.

Fmma Circle. Ptoneer Memorial Methodist WSCS, 9:30 a. nr, church. Susan Fitkin Chapter. First.

Nanarena WFMS, 2:30 p. church. First Methodist WSCS 11 a study In Bowman MemoriAl Chapel; 12 noori, luncheon In Memorial Hall. First Preshylerian Women of Church. 3 p.

nr, church parlor. Westminster Women of tha Church, 9:30 a church. First Raptist Business Circle No, 1. 7:30 p. nr, Mrs.

Mary Ware, 3010 17th St. First Baptist Martha 12:30 Adult 3 Department. SPADE. August 26 Miss Lu Stubblefield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

R. L. Stubblefield and Glenn Orcutt, son of Mr. and Mrs. E.

Orcutt of Anton, exchanged wedding vows at the home of the bride's parents Thursday night. The Rev. H. Bennett, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Anton performed the double ring ceremony before the fireplace Twhich was flanked by baskets of white mums. The bride wore a peacock blue taffeta dress with round neckline and full skirt.

Her corsage of orange blossoms and pink rosebuds. Her tiara of white net outlined with pearls and white i atin pumps completed her cos-j Miss Kay Hoelscher, maid of honor, wore a light blue brocaded with blue tiaia and pink accessories. Wayne Crittendon of Anton was Mr. attend- DALLAS. Aug.

26 UP The program for the 19.S6 State Fair of Texas has virtually been completed with the opening day less than six weeks away, according to James H. Stewart, executive vice president and general manager. Stewart said Saturday that chances are good that the exposition, America's largest annual fair in terms of attendance, will attract at least as many people as the 1955 event. Total attendance last year was 2,611,271. a new national attendance record.

This year's fair will be back on its usual 16-day schpdule, opening on Saturday, Oct. 6. and not on Friday night as was the case last year. Rural Youth Day, which is ex peoted to draw 100,000 boss and girls from all over the state, and a ntght football game between Texas and Texas Tech are expected to boost opening day attendance. The trauiiioital Texas-Oklahoma football game will take place the second, Saturday, Oct.

1.1. Two new events this year will be a 4.000 foot Monorail transportation system spanning the 167- acre fairgrounds and an of at the main concourse and reflecting pool just inside the entrance. Royce Josey Marry POST. Aug. 26 I Special i Mr.

and Mrs. Royce Jospy, who were married Aug. 17, are at home in Post following a wedding trip, Mrs. Josey is the former Miss Sherry Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

H. D. Taylor. Josey is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Josey. The Rev. Rov Shahan. pastor of the First Baptist Church, read the ceremony in his home. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a light blue sheath dress with matching jacket.

She carried white roses. Miss Sue Lancaster, cousin of the bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids w'ere Mrs. Rov Josey, the bridegroom's sister, in-law, and Miss Sharia Taylor, sister of the bride, Roy Josey attended his brother as best man. FADE THEM OUT Weathered brown on the surface of your hands and face tell the world getting before you really are.

Fade them away with new ESOTERICA, that medicated cream that breaks up masees of pigment on the skin, makes hands look white and young again. Equally effective on the face, neck and arms. Not a cover-up. Acts in the on it. grease less base for softening, lubricate mg skin as it clears up those blemishes.

At leading drug and toiletry $2 plus tax. If you have these age- revealing brown spots, blotches, or if you want clearer, lighter skin, ESOTERICA. A reception was hojd following the ceremony with Mrs. Harold Thurman, sister of the bride cutting the cake and Mrs. J.

A. Stubblefield, sister-in-law of the bride serving punch. The couple left immediately for a wedding trip to Ruidoso. N. M.

for traveling the bride chose a black and white two-piece dress black accessories and wore the rosebuds from her wedding tmuquet. They will be at home en a farm near Spade. Four kinds of cooking thermometers are available: For the oven, for roasting meat, for candy and frostings, and for deep-fat frying. Grass will regain its lush, springtime green during cooler fail days with just a little help from you. September Brtter Gardens tells you what to do with pictures and easy directions.

Get your copy today wherever magazines are sold! JOHN HALSEY DRUG mi moADWAr I 9 HU TF YOU are watching a televi- sion show and someone with you is obviously enjoying it, it polite to ridicule the show or act superor about it. It is never good manners to question another taste. The person who is acting superior is never charming. MRS. GLENN ORCUTT (Lu Stubblefield) CHOICE CLUB STEAK AZTEC INN VACATION SPECIALS WINDOW CLEANING FENCE PAINTING FLOOR WAXING APT.

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