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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1965
Page
9
A reader asks why youths destroy property in schools and theaters. Ann Landers explains destructive behavior stems from anger and frustration and urges constructive outlets and redirection rather than punishment.
Members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church of Shallowater held a Christmas luncheon and program at Memorial Hall and in the church Fellowship Garden. Mrs. C. A. Crockett presided as president with songs and a program on "Christmas Around Munich." Over 160 women attended, and a general business meeting followed with Mr. Ivan Fowler as president.
Calendar brief lists various beet related terms and garden notes with measurements and quantities. Mentions Petreey and Arta Coste among items and activities. No clear event outcomes or names beyond generic references.
A neighborhood kitchen exchange pairs families to reduce waste by swapping leftovers and cooked dishes. The plan involves door to door sharing, with participants like Melode Heloise and Sue Ellen trading pies soups and gelatin salads, while neighbors discuss budgeting and variety.
Five Reese Air Force Base lieutenants were promoted to captain in the past week with one more scheduled for Dec. 23. Captains Pappas Jones Duke Nolde Campbell are listed with their origins, assignments, and educational backgrounds. A Christmas home feature mentions a hospitality tree and decorative pompons.
This holiday season features sleepwear and loungewear for children in red and white designs. Robes gowns and feminine styles appear in easy care Du Pont fibers with Paris inspired pieces named Les Skinettes. Helen Flynn extends warm wishes to readers.
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