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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1966
Page
8
Readers share concerns on marital strife sparked by haircolor changes and teen driving mishaps. The column discusses choices between changing appearance to appease a spouse and learning from a teen tragedy, urging caution and communication.
Readers share fast home hacks from grinding crackers to crumbling cornflakes with a blender to make pie crusts. Tips cover soap shakers from peanut jars, diaper holders as towel racks, and using a tissue tube for knitting needles to prevent yarn frays and tangles.
Miss Darline Hunter bride elect of Jim Gamble was honored with a bridal luncheon at 3302 42nd Street. Special guests included Mrs. Dudley Hunter and Mrs. Arthur Gamble. Colors were spring green and pink. An electric appliance was given as a hostess gift. The couple will wed May 28 at the First Methodist Church.
New York reporting that tea yields about 200 cups per pound while coffee yields about 40 cups per pound. The caffeine per cup is higher in coffee than tea. The National Association for the Specialty Food Trade, Inc. provides the figures.
Ellen Reue and Timothy Carter wed in a 2 pm double ring ceremony at Saint Chrysostoms Episcopal Church Chicago. The bride wore a floor length white crepe gown with lace mantilla and bouquet. the couple will reside in Richmond Virginia after a wedding trip.
Miss Suzann Leslie bride elect of 2nd Lt. Gerald Patterson of Atwater California was honored with a miscellaneous bridal shower Sunday afternoon at Colony House Apts. Hostesses were Linda McManus Jill Owen and Beverly Vaughan. Leslie and Patterson plan to marry June 10 in Atwater.
A gift tea honored Miss Danna Sue Norris, bride elect of James Michael Lajl, from 3 to 5 p.m. Saturday hosted at the home of Mrs. E. K. Hulsey. The event celebrated the upcoming marriage with local friends and family in Tulia.
Unclear text describes dipping scissors into hot water near the Texas Capitol in Austin and mentions foam rubber and United States, suggesting a chaotic or nonsensical incident without clear actions or outcomes.
Levelland special edition notes a write in campaign for L. F. Rawson for Hockley County judge in the May 7 Democratic primary. Rawson, Levelland elementary principal, has taught in Ropesville, Sundown, Smyer and Levelland. campaign managers Tom Price and Ed Hofacker organize volunteers. He declines to discuss road machinery use for private soil work, citing insufficient knowledge, while a county audit criticizes use of county equipment on private property and $40 000 in still owed work. Rawson says he runs on his own merits.
Mrs. Gaylon Weaver age 22 of Clovis pleaded guilty to check law violation before Judge Ed win H. Boedeker in County Court at Law No 1 and was fined 15 dollars plus court costs. Absent or charged with other offenses were Abelardo Loera 30 Andrews and Richard D Smallwood 24 Fort Stockton for carrying a prohibited weapon Marion D McDonald 40 3116 Grinnell St Bill E Abbott 23 614 Ave N also charged with check law violation and JC Dyer 48 2104 48th St for DWI.
Composer Douglas Moore unveils Carry Nation at KU with four leads drawn from Metropolitan and NYC Opera companies. The two year work began in a bar basement and featured Moore dictating tempo as conductor Robert Raustian led a 600 page score. Libretto by William North Jayme portrays Carry as a fanatic daughter of a religious father and unstable mother, set in Belton and Holden with a Civil War era physician suitor.
A Reader's Digest excerpt exploring the gaps in the traditional talk about sex aimed at boys. It discusses premarital sex, contraception warnings, and guidance to help adolescent boys grow into responsible men.
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