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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1964
Page
8
A lively summer salad features ham and chicken in a cranberry juice aspic with lemon juice vinegar and a touch of Tabasco. The recipe plates a loaf mold with greens radish and cucumber garnish and a cranberry sour cream dressing accompanies the dish. A hospital staff party honors Mrs. Willie Wood upon her retirement after 17 years of service.
A collection of reader questions and Ann Landers replies on topics from a woman smoking a large cigar to teens on the telephone and a man forgetting names. The column offers counsel on personal relationships, social norms, and self help, ending with instructions to mail questions to the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal.
Dr. Isabel P. Robinault urges less ridicule and more tolerance as the handicapped and society gradually adapt. She notes a growing public understanding through hospital and health group work, and describes UCPA backed programs to boost independence for cerebral palsy victims aged 18 to 25 through social interaction and job-ready skills.
Mrs. Y C Porter reviewed Three Sides to the River by Porter at the ABC Dolls gathering held Tuesday in the Air Terminal Restaurant. Hostesses were Mrs. Jack Bryant and Mrs. Denver L Jacobs. Twenty members and three guests attended the session and book discussion.
Reader suggestions include using a spray bottle for sunburn lotion to avoid painful hand application, a beach boy’s tip that reportedly eases pain, and other home hacks such as filing rubber toe edges, using metal buckets with sand as ash trays, nylon stockings as polish brushes, Bermudas from remnants for cheap stylish wear, and freezing milk into ice cubes to keep milk cold without diluting it.
Mrs. O W Coats entertained the Fellowship Club with a luncheon in a La Hacienda Restaurant party room. Afterward president Mrs J E Reid led a business session opening with a prayer by Mrs W W Nichols. May Sanders presented a devotional from John 23 and read a poem honoring her late mother Mrs Mary Cather.
The vina is described as an ancient Hindu musical instrument. It began as a seven stringed harp and later evolved into a guitar like instrument still used in India today.
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