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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1967
Page
3
A reader asks about quick fixes for nail problems. Experts say nails grow slowly from the matrix, so patience is essential. Use conditioning treatments over weeks to months, possibly with keratin products, and ensure adequate protein intake. for personalized advice, write Mary Sue Miller at the Lubbock Avalanche Journal.
NEA fashion sleuth notes teen and junior miss tastes drive a bold sleepwear trend. Evelyn Lind’s spring line features mid-thigh swinging shifts in carnival colors with halter necklines, lace trim, and gingham prints. Adults receive coordinated gowns and dusters in permanent press batiste with Schifill embroidery and lace accents. The empire silhouette showcases blossom appliques and tiered designs, offering mother and daughter look alike capri pajamas tops and long gowns.
A suede care column from Joan D Grady outlines wet weather handling cleaning and storage. It covers drying away from heat brushing nap, cleaning once a year, pressing with wrapping paper, alteration tips, airing in ventilated space, emergency stain methods, and keeping suede breathable rather than airtight.
Mrs Lionel Brunet a 15,500 ton bulk freighter chief cook travels with the vessel as it moves between Chicago Toledo and Montreal within two weeks Her pay about 600 a month covers room and board Her husband and four children live in Port Colborne Ont She says sea life suits her and ship life earns good money while remaining focused on her children's education
The Hobby Club gathered at Mrs Clyde Stovalls home 2902 68th St Friday morning. Mrs Arlan Peel served as cohostess and Jim Bennett was elected president with Weldon Gibbs vice president Marvin Robinson secretary Charles Bird treasurer Ken Rafferty reporter and Melvin Gregg projects chairman. New members Mrs John Halsey Jr and Mrs Carol Allred joined. Next meeting includes a luncheon May 19 at the Villa Inn and officer installation will be held.
Mrs. John T. Robertson and Mrs. Charles Geist hosted a Friday morning coffee to welcome new residents on the block 5000 14th St and nearby areas. At Mrs. Robertson’s home, 5002 14th St, twenty three guests attended among spring flower decorations.
The America Association of University Women Unit 1 Child Study group met for a luncheon at the Lubbock Women’s Club. Mrs. Bob Westerburg presided. New officers elected: Mines Jack Clendenin president, Chester Marston vice president, Roy Wilkins secretary treasurer, J. D. Jenkins reporter. Special guest sponsor Mrs. P E Roddy.
Colorful and practical sleepwear that serves double duty at home and at the beach. The season offers terry styles that can even be worn as daytime outfits, showcasing versatile fabrics and relaxed silhouettes for leisure and travel.
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