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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1968
Page
8
Dear Still Burning and Lost My Rabbit's Foot, Ann Landers counsels restraint and self care. In Still Burning she says both parties should stick to ginger ale after a public weight debacle. In Lost My Rabbit's Foot she advises against attending the ten year reunion and encourages focusing on the next decade.
Readers share practical hints from Do It Yourself sewing to fix leaking tops on sports cars using dental floss as stitching thread and a two person technique. The idea saves buying a new top and could suit campers mending tents. The column also notes other household hacks and a fact about Alabama grocery counts.
Eddie Flatt and Miss Fra Goode exchanged double ring vows at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in the First Baptist Church Sundown officiated by Rev. Fred Blake. The bride wore an heirloom Alencon lace gown as maid of honor and bridesmaids wore turquoise silk gowns. The groom's party included Bobby Don Flatt and Phil Thompson as attendants. The couple plans to live in Levelland after a wedding trip.
Miss Tricia Diane Moore and Stelvin Ray Mills tied at the First Baptist Church chapel in Brownfield with Rev. Ed Crow officiating. The couple's parents are Erwin and Mrs Moore and Delton Mills. wedding party included Wanda Cornett maid of honor and Ricky Mills best man, with a later reception at Loyd Moore's home. The bride, a Brownfield High School senior, plans to study under Texas Tech, where the groom is a sophomore.
Miss Suzan Cornwall and Rudolph Jessie Thiel exchange double ring wedding vows at 6 p.m. Saturday in Christ the King Catholic Church. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Cornwall of Dallas, wore an empire white crushed velvet gown with a white lace mantilla. Her maid of honor, Phyllis Prencrost, wore a red velvet gown. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Thiel, attended by
Best man Jim Brock and grooms David Bernard and Leo Thiel shared duties as the couple wed in a church ceremony. After a reception in Fellowship Hall they traveled to Ruidoso New Mexico. Both Thiel and his spouse graduated from Coronado High School and attended Texas Tech. Thiel works for Hicks and Ragland Consulting Engineers in Lubbock. They plan to reside in Bay Springs Mississippi.
The New York Thruway earns distinction as the world’s longest toll expressway stretching from New York City to Albany and extending via Rochester and Buffalo toward the Pennsylvania state line.
Beauty tips offer makeup fixes for flawless look. Eyeliner brushes create clean lines while brow cosmetics soften the effect. Guidelines map eyelash work with eye pencil. Lip color steps include pearly shimmer and medicated moisture.
Miss Susan Reynolds and fiance Conrad Maxey were honored with a large Sunday reception hosted by E. H. Armstrongs at 3304 23rd St. Guests included families of the couple and out of town relatives. The event featured a Christmas motif with about 300 attendees. The couple plan a 7 p.m. wedding Thursday at Westminster Presbyterian Church.
A beauty advice note promotes nightly use of a vitalizing night cream to smooth surface dryness and tiny lines. It instructs massaging the cheeks forehead and throat with upward strokes and applying around the eyes with light fingertip movements to enhance the skin’s softness and suppleness.
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