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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1962
Page
3
Dear Heloise shares unusual household hacks including washing windows with ammonia and newspaper for shine, methods to bake potatoes without moisture, and snippets on laundry care. The note also references lingering reader tips and a request for more practical advice.
Mrs Wanda McClure profiles Mrs Wray who transformed her home over decades into a trove of antiques. The collection, built with her late husband in Kent and Tennessee travels, includes Duncan Fife chairs, a Winthrop desk, sugar chest, and rare cabinets. Mrs Wray, a member of the Lubbock Antique and Collectors Club, ages items at 190 years or more and notes the current rush to antiques from rising prices and scarce supply.
Plainview special report outlines Caprock District Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs convention activities at Hilton Hotel. Dr A Hope Owen and Mrs Harry Griffiths address topics on new dimensions in women’s responsibility and federation sisu. Luncheon and awards, reports, a style show, and a Young Idea speaker follow with district officers presiding. Marriage notice also appears for Mr L M Richardson Snyder to Kenneth Free Belle Chasse Louisiana.
Three burglaries with minor losses and a theft of 1962 automobile license tags were reported to police Sunday. Floyd Kernes reported plates missing from his car and a juke box theft on Taylor Drive. Domingo A Valesquez said an $85 bass drum and $18.50 worth of puutar were stolen from his bar early Sunday. Two dogs were found dead in Floyd Wilkersons yard after he let them from the garage where they slept while detectives investigated possible confinement.
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