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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1970
Page
12
New mother Kitty Stein shares thrifty ideas such as displaying greeting cards near a changing table and crafting a baby mobile from sponge animals. Ann Sickles explains organizing doll outfits with envelope-based design compartments for easy selection. Christie Howell suggests lemon aroma bowls, and Daurice Pyles shares a cement fix for split shank buttons.
Members of Lubbock Women’s Club and affiliated groups will attend a Sunday 2 to 5 p.m. Holiday Open House chaired by Mrs. Jack Powers and Mrs. Max Myatt with special events chair Mrs. Everett Ginsburg. Music by Mrs. Inez Ferrell. Hostess Mrs. Harold Warshaw greets guests. event includes past presidents and decorating committee. Judging in Sew It With Wool contest at 7 p.m. in Reddy Room, Southwestern Public Service Co. Ten top entrants move to district competition Saturday at Texas Tech. Mrs. Hardy W. Fields will host AAUW Bookman Group No. 6 at 10 a.m. Wednesday with Ernest Hemingway’s Islands In The Stream reviewed by Mrs. A. S. Kline.
Ann Landers column features two wives defending and opposing the mail carrier lifestyle. A wife extols the job’s hours and health benefits while another notes long shifts, dog bites, and hazard risks. The piece ends with a local hospital auxiliary luncheon details.
Mary Sue Miller explains simple home craft ideas for holiday decorating. A stained glass style candle holder from goblets and tissue paper creates a warm mantel light while a new puppy water dish features a bone and name drawn with indelible red ink. Readers may write Mary Sue Miller in care of Lubbock Avalanche Journal for details.
Lubbock calendar lists Eastern Star chapter at 7:30 p.m. and Masonic events at Mackenzie, Berry Unit Ada tea at 7:30, Garden Club 9:30, Stardusters square dance 6, plus multiple club meetings. Events include Garden and Arts, Study clubs, golf associations, TOPS and Weight Watchers, and church study groups with locations across Lubbock.
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