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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1965
Page
6
An 18 year old heiress pursues work as a working girl earning two dollars an hour. The narrative covers schedules at the White House and encounters with officials, doctors, and educators as she balances income with education.
The column features Ann Landers style tips including a note on Dr Krac kin and the 1964 summer fair schedule. Gari stars in Head Start while Laci leads Volunteers for Vision aiding Head Start eye care. June New Orleans trip honors by the American Optometric Association is mentioned.
Dear readers the column presents a series of reader letters and anecdotes from a Washington desk with requests for advice on personal and social matters. The jumble includes names and fragmented lines referencing travel cabin duties and household tensions amid a longer, satirical tone.
Ann Landers reports a survey of Chicago dentists answering emergency calls. Some offered same day visits with cash payment requests while many refused or postponed for lack of available staff. The piece notes variety of responses and cites 26 of 20 dentists in the sample.
Jas Boonee Johnson, daughter of the president, visits the oil city where Miss Johnson works at an optometrist clinic. She aids a patient during a three day work period amid winless expressions and political attention in Terenpeld darightes.
Paris designers present a varied fashion palette with short and long hemlines, fur wraps, and bold accessories. Yves Saint Laurent and other houses draw on modern art, with ostrich feathers, engineered hats, and empire waists, while models showcase contrasting colors and leather heels across couture looks.
In a sharp spar with Charles Hudson, Margaret D Boyd of Atlanta argues women gardeners need no fancy gear. She says women work quickly and without leisure, carrying simple tools and improvising with scraps while admiring garden beauty and color.
The Women's Society of Christian Service at Shallowater First Methodist honored Rev. Walter Hadley, his wife, and their daughter during a breakfast. Hadley gave the invocation. Yearbooks were distributed. The next meeting, Sept. 6 at 2:30 p.m., will be at Mrs. A. C. Wright's home to mark the society's anniversary.
The Fall Workshop of the Brownfield District Woman's Society of Christian Service will open with 40 a.m. registration at First Methodist Church in Piresen field. Delegates from 50 churches will attend a one day meeting to receive guidance on two studies for the year.
Campus bound coeds embrace knee socks with suede casuals and loafers to pair with corduroy and wool flannel. Bold tights, quilted motifs, and zigzag knee highs appear in multicolor styles, with braided loafers and stacked heels highlighted by Mrs Doyle Racle and fashion notes from Helen Hennessy.
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