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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1970
Page
7
The column features readers asking Ann Landers about marriage sex expectations social touches during conversations and reactions to bereavement attention. Landers advises on adjusting sex appetite maintaining boundaries and managing grief while urging readers to seek further help if needed.
Cosmetic houses offer beauty grains with varying ingredients from almond meal to coarser grinds. They promise deep cleansing for oily skin and pores, with limits for troubled skin. Use twice weekly, follow package instructions, and finish with a gentle tonic or cream. Readers may write Mary Sue Miller for specifics.
Monterey High School student Margaret Nagy daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe H Nagy 3205 55th St has been chosen by the Experiment in International Living to study Spanish in Oaxaca Mexico with a homestay to follow Dr John A Wallace director of the School for International Training announced the selection The group will spend four weeks in language study and cultural sessions before living with Mexican families for a month
The Women of St. Pauls Episcopal Church plan a noon luncheon today in the parish house with hostesses from St Hildas Guild. A report from the Diocesan Council will be presented to delegates and corporate communion will be held at 1130 a.m. in the church.
Calendar entries list events at Hodges Community Center YWCA and local venues. Activities include Teen Memory and Physically Handicapped Recreation Night, Weight Watchers in Wear Texas, Sweet Adelines practice, TOPS Club sessions, Duplicate Bridge at Lubbock Bridge Center, Golden Youth Club at YMCA, Diet-Right TOPS at YWCA, and Rounders Club dances at Mackenzie Terrace.
Mrs. Sanders hosts the Sagemont Home Demonstration Club at 9 15 am Tuesday in her home for a program by Mrs. Richard Lamb and county agent Mrs. Roy Patterson on yogurt tips. Recipes discuss heating, separation prevention, and baking adjustments with yogurt.
Mr and Mrs Sid Hall announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Jimmie Valeria Hall to John Wilson Byler of Dallas. Byler is the son of Mr and Mrs John Byler of Amarillo. Miss Hall is a Monterey High School graduate and Tech elementary education senior. Byler is a Tascosa High School graduate who attended West Texas State University and works for Reynolds Aluminum in Dallas.
A collection of reader tips on saving wrinkles using towel rack hangers, reheating leftovers with foil baskets, repurposing beach rafts, and extending hose life with hair spray. Includes notes from Georgia Schmitt and Gail, plus Audrey's stocking hack.
A touring exhibit marks Josiah Spode's England factory founding 200 years ago by displaying original plates from seven and eight generations past beside identical patterns on 1970s production. The show highlights Spode Blue Italian with the same Imari border and rustic Italian scene, using the blue underglaze technique perfected by Spode and still used today.
The text urges using silver daily to develop a softly radiant patina. It notes that regularly rotating the silver service during everyday use ensures an even patina across pieces.
The Sisters of Saint Joseph honored Sister Augustine at a golden jubilee celebration. Bishop Laurener De Falco led the Enchasstic service in the convent chapel at St. Mary of the Phains Hospital and joined a breakfast and dinner with guests. Sister Augustine entered the order in 1920 and earned her nursing license in 1924. She has served as administrator at St. Hospital in Eureka Fullerton Hospital in Fullerton and Trinity Hospitals in Arcata, California.
A series of graduation events honored seniors from Coronado Lubbock Christian Smyer Estacado and Monterey high schools. Guests included fourteen to fifty attendees with mothers and co hostesses named. The events featured school colors and musical entertainment by local students.
New York special report outlines a three month plan for brides. It covers deciding formal or informal style, clergy consultation, guest lists, groom's family, reception, music, bridal party, gowns, and attire. It advises arranging invitations, trousseau shopping, rehearsal details, gifts, showers, photography, rings, licenses, flowers, caterer, decorations, and out of town guest accommodations. The guide urges brides to coordinate with families and stay organized leading up to the wedding.
A survey finds teen girls favor costume look outfits led by aviator leather jackets and long scarves. Knitting and crochet remain popular with one third making scarves and 22 percent knitting sweaters, plus vests hats and berets as teens learn these crafts young and expect more knitters in 1970.
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