Lady Bird Johnson Looks Ahead After White House Years
Washington AP Lady Bird Johnson reflects on her five years as First Lady and outlines plans to slow down in Texas. She recalls moments at the White House, regrets, and hopes for future work in beautification and conservation while preparing to manage LBJ Library exhibits and resume her Austin office duties. She also notes diary sales interest and praises her daughters weddings.
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Lady Bird Johnson
White House
Texas
LBJ
University of Texas
Johnson
Austin
Tex
Johnson Holdings
Luci
Patrick J. Nugent
Vietnam
Charles S. Robb
Advice for Club Publicity Procedures in Women’s Dept
The women’s department outlines publicity policies to speed accurate Sunday editions. Set deadlines: copy in by Thursday noon, follow-up reports by 8:30 a.m. next day. Typewritten, double spaced preferred. include signer and contact number. Reporters use married names.
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Woman's Department
Club
Light Of His Life and Pantsuits in Social Advice
A reader asks if a man may comment on a partner attire and face social friction over pantsuits. The columnist affirms fashion shifts but urges restraint and respect in relationships. The second letter asks how to handle intrusive in laws, with guidance to be honest and limit visits if needed.
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Chuck
Dil
Ann Landers Releases Truth Is Stranger Book
Ann Landers debuts Truth Is Stranger a collection of her best columns from 13 years plus essays. Available at all bookstores for 4.95. She will help readers with problems, send questions to this newspaper with a self addressed stamped envelope.
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Ann Landers
Cat's Head Biscuits Size Traced To logger Camps
Extension agents in Cherokee and Graham counties traced the origin of the Cat's Head biscuit. Mrs. Cora E Dockery recalled a recipe from a logging camp lifestyle while Virginia Mitchell connected the name to Charlie Riddle who allegedly made biscuits larger than the norm at Bemis Lumber Co. camp. The biscuits remain served in at least one Western North Carolina diner.
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Cherokee County
N. C
Bis
Cora E. Dockery
Murphy
Virginia Mitchell
Graham County
Charlie Riddle
Bemis Lumber Co
Riddle
Trindale Club to Convene Dinner at Mrs. Warren's Home
The Trindale Woman's Club will gather this evening at 4015 South Main Street for a dinner after a 6 o'clock board meeting. Dinner is scheduled for 6 45.
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Trindale Woman's Club
David Warren
S. Main St
New deadlines set by Woman's Department for Sunday edition
The Woman's Department announces new deadlines. Pictures of brides and brides-elect must reach the Enterprise office by noon Monday. All remaining copy for Sunday including the Social Calendar and Church Activities column must arrive by noon Thursday.
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Woman's Department of the Enterprise
Engagement announced as planned for January 26
A niece announced engagement five months ago with a January 26 date. The groom is a Brown senior from a fine family. Multiple parties occurred and gifts were sent. A cryptic note from the bride’s mother states the wedding is off with no reason.
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Brown
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