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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1971
Page
10
New Yorkers report widespread use of panty hose replacing traditional stockings and voice concerns about poor fit, discomfort, and short wear life. Guidance suggests checking leg length equality and avoiding bargain brands with weak quality control to ensure balanced fit and lasting wear.
Spotlight on today s Family advises buyers to test two pairs for length and guards, inspect for rings, pulled threads, and runs, and check panty panel construction. It notes variances in medium marked hosiery and warns against one size fits all, urging size charts and country differences.
Mrs Helen Pearson of Abilene a March of Dimes advisor will be guest speaker at a 10 am Thursday coffee hosted by Mrs W G McMillan at 4901 19th St Abilene Also on the program are honorary chairman Mrs Prescom Smith and Metro Lubbock March of Dimes board member Paul Archinal who will introduce the speakers David House will sing How Many Children Special guest Phillip Yeats Northwest Texas Poster Child for the organization More than 115 persons are expected to attend.
Mrs. Dick Patterson named new president of TOPS in Lubbock at a meeting held Tuesday night at the Lubbock National Bank cafeteria. Judy Peacock named vice president and George Shafer treasurer. Patterson also appointed Mrs. Hill as weight recorder.
A reader outlines unreadable handwriting on gift requests for catalogs, causing letters to be discarded and angry accusations. Ann Landers offers empathy and practical tips while acknowledging readers misuse. The column includes notes on misread addresses and postmen, plus guidance on tactful responses to insensitive remarks about family histories.
Bob Richards, director of Lubbock's Big Brothers of America program, speaks at the Southwestern Public Service Co Reddy Room Monterey meeting at 7 30 pm. The session welcomes all eligible prospective members including single parents due to death divorce or separation. Contact 747 1373 or 79 56 31 for details.
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