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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1973
Page
9
AILEEN CLAIRE NY NEA notes Easter dinner traditions across regions with chicken fricassee pork lamb and classic desserts. Recipes included are for spinach cucumber mold hot banana and bacon salad banana trifle and lemon chiffon pie. The piece also highlights Viet Nam veterans requests and communal hospitality during Easter observances.
Knowledge can be at students fingertips and at their feet thanks to a classroom innovation showcasing striking design elements. A New York based effort by Helen Hennessy features floor level displays and other inventive learning aids.
Doe Winner and Mrs Rufus Rush led first place in Monterey Duplicate Bridge at the Bridge Center. Second place went to Mrs Dudley Walker and Mrs Weldon Wells with third to Mrs Kenest Ohnemus and Mrs John Wilson.
The selection of a shampoo depends on hair type whether normal oily or dry. When hair shows issues after shampooing such as frizz or excessive oiling the type can be hard to determine. Special cream formulas are suggested to improve dryness, shine and body for normal hair.
Elizabeth Scholtz, a South Africa native, becomes the first woman to direct the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, overseeing about 14 008 plant specimens across 50 acres with 1.5 million annual visitors and outreach across Westchester and Nassau counties.
About 25 Lubbock and area women will travel to Big Spring for the 27th annual District 1 Texas Garden Clubs convention. The event theme is Go Grow Go with a 2 PM opening session featuring Landscape Graphics by Mrs. M R Hurt. Tea will honor officers including Mrs. Robert H Dooley of Dallas and Mrs. James F Malone of Pampa.
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