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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1971
Page
8
Carl Robins quotes a prisoner in Houston urging action against drug abuse among youth. He argues parents must lead with truth and love, not fear or coercion, to reach kids who rebel through long hair, music, and posters. He says public indifference and police or psychiatrist-led approaches fail.
Mr and Mrs Roger Dale Curry wed at First Christian Church in a 7 p m ceremony officiated by Rev Dr Dudley Strain. The bride Shelley Lynn Gregg wore organza over peau de soie with lace. They honeymoon in Santa Fe New Mexico and will reside at 2902 3rd Place Apt E 24.
Mrs. R. L. Bigham, president of the Lubbock assembly, spoke at a Texas Alpha Alpha chapter luncheon at Gridiron Restaurant. She outlined plans for the year and events, announcing Sept. 19 Founders Day at the Lubbock Women's Club with Kennett Hobbs as guest speaker.
Miss Billie Jeanne Latson and James Byron Duncan exchanged nuptial vows in the home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs W R Larson in Commerce Friday. Attending the bride were Ann Lesch and Donna June with Gary Dawson and Chris Van Asche serving the groom. The couple will reside in Lubbock after a New Mexico trip. The bride, a 1967 Commerce High School graduate, attended East Texas State University and Tech majoring in medical technology. Duncan, El Paso native, is a UT El Paso graduate and U of Arkansas alumnus pursuing a tech master's.
A noon fashion show sponsored by Southwestern Bell Golf Association wives takes place at the Red Raider Inn. Sweetbriar Shops Inc. provides outfits. Narrator is Mrs. M. C. Marshall of Caprock Center. Models include Mrs. Gordon Overman Mrs. Larry Campbell Mrs. J. O. Noble Mr. Jim Bennett Mr. Bill Shipman plus Misses Donna Overman Brenda Faulkner and Theresa Smith, daughters of members.
Wine cookery requires discretion and balances flavors with food. General guidelines suggest sherry or Madeira for hot soups, dry whites for fish, dry reds for meats, and ports or Madeira for desserts. Small amounts of Madeira can flavor meat as much as red wine, while planning a party invites a visit to Cecil's in Tahoka Texas for a selection of wines and beer.
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