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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1971
Page
7
Boneless beef chuck roast cooked slowly with onions celery carrot and garlic, then chilled and reheated in a blended broth mixture. Recipe yields about ten servings with options to reheat with gravy over noodles buckwheat or bulgur.
A reader column from Heloise shares practical tips from choosing dependable repairable models to ease of use. Suggestions include asking mechanics for best buys, fixing purses with rubber bands, freezing pie crusts, odor removal with shaving cream, pantyhose organization, and related household efficiency ideas.
The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal prints a re run of Ann Landers column correspondence about marijuana use. Readers debate censorship and lucidity of opinions with letters from Truth Will Win and Awake in Waco detailing experiences and calls for frank discussion.
In Plainview special report, Miss Donna Ruth Mathis and Thomas Paul Harmon wed in a twin ring ceremony at 7 30 p m Friday in the First Baptist Chapel. Officiant Rev Roy L Johnson presided. Parents are Mr and Mrs Glen Mathis and Mr and Mrs Tom Harmon of Post. The bride wore white organza over taffeta with lace appliques and seed pearls. Attendant Mrs Dennis McGehee of Southland and best man Jerry Edwards of Lubbock attended. Georgie M Willison of Post played organ. A reception followed. The couple plan a trip to Cloudcroft New Mexico. Both graduates of Post High School 1967. Mrs Harmon attended South Plains College and Wayland Baptist College and is a August graduate candidate. Harmon attended SPC and Wayland and works for Texas State Highway Department in Lubbock where they will reside.
The Alpha Delta Pi Mothers Club at Texas Tech honored 20 graduating seniors at a luncheon in the Lubbock Club. Miss Belinda Leftwich introduced the seniors who spoke briefly, and a plaque with the graduates’ names was presented. Next meeting is 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the sorority lodge.
Mr and Mrs Oford C King announce the engagement of their daughter Brenda Gail King to Bobby Lynn Waide son of Mr and Mrs C C Waide The couple will repeat wedding vows at 5 pm May 22 in the First Baptist Church Miss King is a 1969 Wellington High School graduate and attends West Texas State University Waide is a 1969 Hart High School graduate and attended South Plains Junior College He is employed by Pacific Cattle Co in Tulsa Texas Nu chapter of Delta Theta Chi sorority met for an Easter breakfast Saturday morning at the home of Alta White 4416 45th
Mary Sue Miller outlines the pelvic tilt as a natural posture technique. Readers are guided to practice tilting hips under the body while retracting the abdomen to improve spinal curvature, posture, and figure proportion, with a daily routine and mirror checks.
Miss Sally Stell bride elect of Mike West was honored at a Saturday miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Wynnette Smith at 1606 Ave X. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Bill Shadden and Mrs. Bill Maddox. Special attendees included Mrs. W F Stell and Mrs Lucy M Stell. The couple plans to wed May 15 at First Christian Church.
Mrs Randall Ralliff installed as president of the Agricultural Engineers Student Wives Club at a Monday meeting hosted by Mrs Walter Grub. Officers for 1971 72 include Mrs Robert J Urban first vice president Mrs Richard Echols second vice president Mrs Randy Birkelbach secretary treasurer and Mrs Donald Ford historian. Plans were made for the Spring Awards Banquet on April 17 in the El Torreador Room of Farrs Cafeteria sponsored by Mrs Joseph Newell wife of a Texas Tech agricultural engineering professor.
The Alpha Phi Mothers Club meets at 1:30 p.m. today at Mrs Bill Edd McLaughlin 4506 1th St with Mrs A T McWhorter presiding. A game night is set for 7:20 p.m. April 23 in the Flame Room of the First National Pioneer Building. A salad supper is planned for May to honor Texas Tech seniors and their mothers.
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