Social Security Benefits Explained By Pat Nickels
Mrs Helen Akers from the Social Security office spoke to the Southwest Home Demonstration Club about advantages for married women in Social Security. She noted a working wife can build benefits from her salary or spousal earnings, while men cannot claim benefits from their wives unless they were half supported by her. The 1972 Nixon bill set to phase in a welfare shift to Social Security administration by 1974, excluding young mothers with dependent children, and changes divorce qualifications for former spouses.
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Pat Nickels
Family News
Helen Akers
Social Security Office
Southwest Home Demonstration Club
B. Allen
39Th St
Akers
Richard Nixon
Greer-Neugent Vows Pledged In Church
Miss Teri Kathleen Neugent wed Danny Rae Greer in double ring nuptials at 7 00 p m Saturday at Pleasant Ridge Frank FR Jones officiated The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Dean Neugent and Mr and Mrs Larry Parks were parents of the groom The couple planned future residence and the bride wore an embroidered cotton lace gown The event featured maid of honor and best man attendance with music provided by an organist and vocalist The bride attends Coronado High School and the groom Texas Tech. he is employed by Sears Roebuck & Co The ceremony followed by social details and family mentions including post marriage life plans
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Teri Kathleen) Neugent
Danny Rae Greer
Pleasant Ridge
Frank FR. Jones
Dean Neugent
Larry Parks
Melanie Nuegent
Danny Hill
Bradley Neugent
Chris Neugent
Janie Hicks
Gary Miller
Greer
Coronado High School
Dear Heloise And Other Tips From The Readers
A collage of reader letters offers simple kitchen hacks and daily life tips. Instructions include baking a rake mix in a sheet pan for small children, repurposing old jars for scent, making signs to curb snacking, cloves in oranges for easy desserts, and dish cleaning tricks with dishwasher discharge water.
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Heloise
Guy
Proper Handling and Storage of Common Foods
Lubbock County Extension agent Mrs. Jana Cobb offers tips on keeping foods safe. Potatoes stored in a dark dry ventilated place resist sprouting, citrus fruits melons and pineapples keep well at room temperature, eggs should be refrigerated in original cartons, uncovered eggs lose moisture, refrigerate mayonnaise and salad dressings after opening, jams jellies and peanut butter keep best in fridge.
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Jana Cobb
Lubbock County
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