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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1965
Page
6
In a guide on domestic tensions, Henriette Kish notes small slights create lasting feuds. Grandparents miss birthdays, relatives skip invites, and routine calls become proving grounds. A grandmother resents effort, a mother frets over uneven attention, and every minor slight inflames old hurts into conflict.
Lubbock's League of Women Voters met at the Johnson House Restaurant at noon Thursday and heard reports from delegates to the recent President's Council in Austin. The group discussed voter registration, poll tax repeal, apportionment, county government and Constitution revision amid calls to "get on with the work."
Linda Leach and David McDonald were honored at a rehearsal dinner hosted by the Leach family. A separate wedding is set for 7 30 p m at First Christian Church with relatives and friends in attendance. Monterey High seniors and mothers will be honored at a branch event with decorations in scarlet and blue.
The Most Rev Lawrence M lers will join the Lubbock Deanery at St Josephs Hall for a day-long program themed Women of the Church. The schedule includes a 12 30 luncheon speech by Bishop DeFalco and workshops on Family Life CCW and liturgy with Monsignor Smyer and Rev Jerome Vie. The event features participation from Mrs Francis Orthal Mrs R K O Laughlin and Mrs Hartoldyl Rey among others.
First place went to Mrs. IR B Hutchinson and Mrs. B Sr Stephens, second to Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Milburn, and third to Mrs. Don Farr and Mrs. Nelson Michels. Club master point goes to Diocesan and National Catholic Women. Mass opens at 9 a.m. with Rev Kevin Clark.
Lambda Tata Chapter met at Mrs. Ralph Lindsey's home for a pledge ritual for Mrs. Clay Elkins and Mrs. Buddy George. Jewels degrees were conferred on Mrs. Ronnie Brown and Mrs. Bill Parrott. Twelve members attended with refreshments. Next meeting set for 8 pm April 14 at Mrs. Don Woodman's home. Louise Ashkar of Beirut is visiting Lub ibuck area as guest of the You Women's Christian Assn.
A vintage beauty notice promotes lemon Jelwyn as a skin freshener and clarifier. It claims lemon Jelwyn bleaches yellowness, beautifies the complexion, clears plugged pores, and smooths skin. It also suggests using it for hair rinse to add sparkle and gloss.
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