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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1972
Page
8
A letter set discusses a husband’s fetish involving a nurse uniform at social occasions, a 16 year old in love with a married man, and a 42 year old woman returning to school facing nosy questions. Advice urges boundaries, safe quitting, and light responses to critics.
A humorous Chicago beauty feature explains why nails crack and split, arguing daily habits cause damage beyond diet or disease. It lists ten common abuses from dialing with fingernails to using no guards in detergents, urging readers to assess personal nail care and seek guidance from Mary Sue Miller at The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal.
A collage of Heloise tips and reader letters from the Lub bock Avalanche Journal covers dress pattern lengthening tricks, memory aids, thrifty packing ideas, coffee cooling with coffee ice, using stockings for moving, handmade greeting notes, and car snacks.
In Woodville, wedding vows were solemnized by Miss Blanche Baker Risinger and Donal Wayne Shaw in a double ceremony. The couple exchanged rings and then shared a reception with family and friends.
The page mixes recipe notes for egg white cookies with notes on textured vegetable proteins and fashion bags. It also mentions a church ceremony at First United Methodist Church and details a wedding party including Mary Lou Pritchard, maid of honor Mary Jo Carter, and others associated with the Risinger family and the Morton groom, with attire described for the bride.
Larry F. Shaw of Lubbock served as best man for his brother. Groomsmen included Tom Buchanan Hereford Steve Williams Lubbock David Roberts Hour and Ray O'Brien. Guests John D. Risinger Houston Chris Foster Lubbock Jerry Risinger Danny Rawls. Martha Ann Askins Houston was the flower girl. The couple traveled to Mexico after a reception at the bride’s mother’s home.
New York reports a Swiss firm Gobelin, Inc. unveils a diamond-studded white gold clipon bauble to substitute a tie for tuxedos costing 15840 dollars plus tax. The piece resembles a radiator with gold and diamonds and is shown with a diamond red-faced wristwatch.
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