Furs within budget boost career girl's wardrobe
The piece notes affordable sport furs for young women, including curly lamb, white lynx, mink, kit fox, and leopard styles. These coats pair with day wear and evening outfits, offering chic looks on modest budgets.
Ann Landers Advice Column Extract on Blabbing and Divorce
Dear Ann Landers offers practical guidance on handling a blabbing habit among girls, coping with gossip, and managing divorce questions. The reader asks about stopping secrets from spreading and whether divorce affects child custody and gifts, with Ann advising restraint and focusing on personal boundaries.
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Bridal Pair Hosts Clumsy Reception For Miss Jae Petta Meron
An unclear social item notes couples hosting a bridal event and mentions Miss Jae Petta Meron and Neal Barkies with various host couples listed in garbled text. The chaotic OCR yields multiple names and relations without coherent details.
Reds Defend Their Fashions After Visiting U S Market
A Soviet fashion delegation toured New York's garment district facing elevators crowds and cabbie indifference while American hosts hosted cocktails. Tamara Shchulopnikova and Lidiya Zykina led a group including Nikolay Lisitsyn Evgeniy Melnikov and Aleksandr Ashakov as they observed fabrics styles and production methods amid questions of Soviet fashion progress and worker care.
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Miss Winder Hosts AAUW Meeting in Lubbock
The Fine Arts Group of the Lubbock AAUW chapter gathered at Miss Svivri Winder’s home to hear guest speaker Chetetoas Peter of Zurich, a Texas Tech teaching assistant, discuss Christ and Bernathice in Switzerland and Paris. Sixteen members attended. next meeting planned at Mrs. Pala Wilkins’s home with a note about borrowing $2.
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Write Christmas donations in friends’ names aid global causes
Patricia McCormack explains a gift idea to donate in a friend’s name to charities such as UNICEF CARE and Save the Children. Donations cover vaccines, penicillin, food, midwife training, and refugee aid, with amounts from one dollar to large gifts, benefiting children and families worldwide. Local agencies also accept gifts in a friend’s name.
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Bridge Winners at Manes Center Thursday Night
The TLbana Estacade Duplicate Bridge Club held a session at the Manes Community Center. First place went to Mrs Roy Thompson and Mrs Dudley Walker, with George Ellis and Charles Pusehnie second and Adaimas and Bill Swart third. The next meeting is scheduled for 5 pm on April 26 at the Center.
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BSP Members Tour Museum in West Texas
Members of Upsilon Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi toured the West Texas Museum Thursday night during a program on Pictures. Mrs. Bob Batley Mrs. Die Rives and Mrs. Lawson Smith organized arrangements. A business meeting followed at Mrs. Emmett Day’s home with Mrs. Batley presiding. Host couples for a New Year’s Eve masquerade party were Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Goodin at 190 East 7th Street. The next regular meeting is set for January 2 at the home of Mrs. Weldon Carriker.
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Gamma Stema Phi Chapter Meets For Charity Event
Mrs Wardroup presided over a Theta style meeting with items from Mrs Toba Cassey and Mrs Read. A donation to Goodfellows was approved. The Beta Siema Phi dance is set for February at Vann's Catering. Next meeting set for 2 in Mrs Ken Minner’s home.
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Had A Bad Day Dear His Is Always Worse
A humorous column argues men face rough days but women at home toil harder physically and nervously. It suggests accepting the premise that His Day is worse and soothing him with martinis, while women endure constant upkeep, interruptions, and domestic duties.
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