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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1966
Page
7
Ann Landers offers practical guidance after a teen pair gift a mother an orchid. The mother reacts practically, hinting the gesture misses needs. readers are advised to consider usefulness over sentiment. A driver anxiety letter prompts professional insight about emotional roots, not IQ.
Miss Linda Joyce Jones and Ralph Alton Weadle exchanged ring vows at 7 30 p m Tuesday in Trinity Baptist Church. Rev Melvin Ratheal officiated. The couple plans a Brownsville wedding trip and will reside at University Arms Arts.
Mayor W P Rogers Jr proclaimed Navy Mothers Day at a City Council meeting. Navy Mothers Club representatives urged citizens to recognize the occasion as mothers of sailors await on shore while their sons serve. A coffee at Mrs Sherman Pierces followed the meeting. The club’s first business session is Sept 13 at Allen Bros American Legion Hall, with a luncheon honoring founder Mrs Emma Jones.
Mrs Arnold Boyd presided at the Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen meeting in JOOF Hall Fifteen members attended and a ceremony honored Mrs A B Slagle For the picnic plans the group set 650 p m August 27 at Mackenzie Park Little Jury House Hostesses were Mrs Lois Fraird and Mrs W W Clark The next meeting is at 100 p m September at IOFF Hall
Miss Janet Mason, bride elect of William Halbert, was honored with a kitchen shower at Mrs. J. B. Reynolds home on 4537 6th Street. Twelve guests, including Texas Tech mechanical engineering wives, attended. Mrs. Rupert Mason, the honoree’s mother, served as special guest. The color theme was blue and green with lace, flowers, and silver decor. The couple plans to marry August 29 at the First Christian Church.
Dear Heloise offers practical pie crust advice noting oven accuracy, using a foil rim to hold edges, prevent shrinking and overbrowning, and reusing the rim. She shares a tip for keeping shells flat and suggests a simple pin cushion project from dress shoulder pads.
Evelyn Ripley reports Raymond Kelton and Miss Evitte Layman married in a double ring ceremony at First Baptist Church. The bride, daughter of J G Layman of Muleshoe, and groom Odie Kelton of Amherst, were attended by Lynda Nuttall as matron of honor and four bridesmaids. After a wedding trip to New Mexico, they will live in Littlefield.
New York reports rising interest in pre fabricated housing with about a quarter of U S new homes last year built as pre fab In 1965 the count of such one family houses reached 202 899 and total starts were up 4 percent.
New twinetrip pan absorbs heat rather than reflecting it. It has no seams to collect patter and baking crumbs and suits baking cookies biscuits rolls cream puffs appetizers and toasted sandwiches. Miss Sandra Smith of Alton Black honored in no bridal shower at Buffalo Springs Lake. couple to marry August 27 at First Methodist Church.
Aude eleet Mary Sue Nelson will be honored this evening at 7 20 p.m. with a backyard supper hosted by Mrs. Elmer Tarbox at 4613 11th St. Co hosts include Miss Tarbox Mrs. Bill Fd Watson and Miss Sue Watson. Special guest is Mrs. Homer Nelson, mother of the honoree. A hostess gift will be given.
The item is disposable plastic gloves that can be used once or reused. They are sold in boxes of 100 and are suitable for household chores.
The guidance suggests limiting tanning to 40 minutes on the first and second days and one hour on the third day. It urges constant use of suntan lotions, preferably those dermatologists endorse containing silicone to screen UV rays.
Light School advertises streamlined courses to rapidly prepare graduates at low cost. It urges prospects to phone write or call for an obligation free booklet and notes approved training. The address listed is 1414 Texas with the code POS-3504.
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