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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1971
Page
9
Dear Folks share house care tips on fridge maintenance with a dust-cleaning instruction and a repairman warning, plus reader notes on dogs shoes and wax floors. A playful cooking tip about upside-down pineapple cookies and a note on gourmet foods sales growth cited by Northwestern National Life Insurance.
A roundup of wedding rehearsals and pre nuptial events across Texas lists multiple couples with dates and hosts. Rehearsal dinners occur at venues including Lubbock Country Club and Villa Inn while breakfasts and showers precede the ceremonies. Couples plan to wed on or near Saturdays at churches such as First Christian, St. John's Methodist, Bethany Christian, and Canyon United Methodist.
New York writer Mary Sue Miller previews a fashion era shift from seasonal to timeless fabrics highlighting Victorian florals quilted furs and future era materials. She outlines color stories from winter navy to grape and saffron with a glimpse at teen week beauty and nutrition tips.
A reader credits Ann Landers with promoting a free breast self-exam guide from the American Cancer Society, recounting how early detection led to surgery and radiation. The letter urges continued use of the booklet and notes gratitude for the guidance.
Geneva philosopher Herbert Mouse, now Herbert Man, explains to his first girl students at a private school that the change is for professional reasons. He states he is a man, not a mouse, joking that fear would follow if he were a mouse.
Caprock Duplicate Bridge Club results show Mrs. Jack DuLaney and Mrs. Walton Cox in first place, followed by Mrs. Max Lowmiller with Mrs. Harold Vorbeck in second and Mrs. Robert Burns with Mrs. Ernest Wallace in third. next week’s game canceled for a sectional bridge tournament at Holiday Inn East.
Lambert School, at 3306 38th St in Lubbock, begins enrollment for its progressive kindergarten program for ages 26. Parents can call 763-2767 for a brochure and forms. The school offers the Westinghouse Reading Program The Peanut Butter Set and the Cuisonaire Reds Math Program, with individualized pacing and bus service.
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