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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1963
Page
7
A reader vents about diet obsession and being tired of others turning every meal into a calorie tale. Ann Landers answers about social boundaries and etiquette in dealing with diet chatter and family dynamics.
The letter explains an aunt's open criticism of a child as a clash of unresolved parental resentments. The writer argues the aunt targets the parents, not the child, and urges addressing the underlying family tensions to shield the child from harm.
It is always in better taste to dress down than to be over dressed.
Eleanor Searle Whitney, back from a four month Africa tour, showcases a Nairobi bought python hat. When asked its price she quips that it cannot be translated into U S currency.
The Municipal Orchestra and choir directed by Francisco G Hernandez will meet for rehearsal at 7 p.m. today at the Municipal Garden Arts Center.
The Lutheran Women's Missionary League of Redeemer Lutheran Church meets at 7 30 p m in the parish hall Activities Room. Mrs Vance A hers hosts with Mrs Val Causey and Mrs Gerald Olson. A guidance workshop for International Lutheran Day of Prayer is planned for 9 a m Feb 26 at Emmanuel Lutheran Church Littlefield with Rev O A Rast Plainview as guest speaker and program lead on The Holy Spirit In Your Life.
Mrs Clyde Boyd entertained guests at a Sunday tea at her home where Miss Gaye Welch Supreme ser geant-at-arms of Delta Theta Chi was honored. Miss Alta White and Miss Betty Finct served as hostesses. the table featured a white organdy cloth, red carnations, white stock, and blue candles with a white rose corsage for the honoree.
A meeting of the Lubbock Council of Garden Clubs will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at Municipal Garden Arts Center. The session is open to all area garden clubs and officers will be elected for 1963 1965. Prof Don Johnson of Texas Tech will present yard and garden films in Fort Worth and Dallas. Simple snacks include cabbage leaves filled with anchovy paste and mayonnaise, folded and secured with toothpicks, presided by Mrs Odie Hood.
The Rev. Robert J. Hearn will review Iron Shoes by Dr. C. Roy Angell in the church parlor Wednesday morning. The event is sponsored by the Day Society of the Woman's Missionary Union with a coffee reception hosted by Mrs. Quincy Haney and Mrs. J. W. Cook. A patriotic theme will be used. Dr. Angell, pastor emeritus of Central Baptist Church, Miami, authored the twelve sermons collection and other works. Spiritual Emphasis Week at Second Baptist runs Feb 24 to 28. Mrs. Bill King will lead a post review business session and Mrs. Harold Murdock will close with prayer.
Engagement of Miss Betty Jean Graham to David Wayne Hinton announced by her parents. Hinton son of O W Hinton Amarillo. Ceremony set for July 27 in Joseph A Hill Chapel Canyon. Both are West Texas State College graduates with sorority and fraternity affiliations.
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