No Water No Wood No Women Roundtable Talks
Mrs. John Harding spoke at the Bible and Heritage Roundtable in Lishbock Women’s Club describing pioneer South Plains hardship. She noted Coronado's soldiers first crossed the arid land and settlers built dugout homes as wood imports were limited.
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John Harding
Bible and Heritage Roundtable
Lishbock
South Plains
Harding
Coronado
Lubbock
Women of the South Plains Pioneer Life Highlighted
Mrs. Harding recounts hardy pioneer women who settled the West on the South Plains, detailing ranch history from King Ranch beginnings to Miz Campbell’s Christmas Ball. She notes scarce water and people, the windmill as key tech, and stories of notable figures like Lizzie Campbell, Amy Blankenship, and Mrs Slaughter.
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Hank Smith
Blanco Canyon
Hank
South Plains
Harding
West
King Ranch
Texas
Canada
Henrietta Morse Chamberlain King
Brownsville
Captain” King
Santa Gertrudis Ranch
Motley County
Lizzie Campbell
Matador
H. H. Campbell
Miz Campbell
Charles Goodnight
Cornelia Richey Adair
JA Ranch
Palo Duro Canyon
Amy Blankenship
Dora Roberts
John Slaughter
Fantasy Dear Ann Landers drives teen death drama
A reader asks reprinting a 1971 fantasy death column about a 17 year old killed in a car crash. The reformatted piece emphasizes teen fear, family grief, and the plea for one more chance to live. Beads advertising follows as a separate item.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Mom
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