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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1963
Page
6
Readers vent about secretaries encroaching on marriages and fashion costs. Ann Landers advises on trust, footwear etiquette, and a woman facing possible divorce if she attends a religious conference, urging compromise and seeking blessings.
Mrs Harold L Kelly was elected president of the Lubbock Council of Garden Clubs at a Thursday morning meeting held in the Municipal Garden Arts Center. Officers elected include Mrs L H Coil and Mrs D E LeMaster with several officers retaining their posts. Prof Don Johnson of Texas Tech spoke about forming a new iris garden club and a house and garden tour is planned for May with details to be announced.
Sundown Garden Club met at the home of Mrs. Jessie B. Young with Mrs. L. C. Duncan in charge of the business session. Mrs. E. E. Smith led the club collection. Discussions covered roses by Mrs. Guy Swan and flowering shrubs by Mrs. R. R. Ethridge.
Dear Mrs. Lawrence, don't fear mental retardation without testing reality. Have your children examined by a reliable psychologist to confirm or refute the concern. If the fear is real you can act. if not you can address other causes and preserve your family's mental wholeness.
Researchers test a gas chromatograph capable of analyzing wine aromas and flavors to match a trained taster’s accuracy. The device separates sample aromas with inert gas to detect minute quantities far smaller than a grain of dust.
Readers share edible ice molds using flower borders and fruit centers for cold dishes. A reader adds shrimp sauce in a foil cup inside the mold and notes freezing, turning, and styling on lettuce beds for a striking centerpiece.
Mrs Hattye Coyne hosted La Fleur Garden Club at 4707 W 16th St with Mrs Pat Garrett and Mrs E R O Brien aiding. Nat Williams outlined yard tasks. officers elected included Alvin Griffin president and W G Blair first vice president. Twenty one members attended with three guests D C Townes H D Ellard L D Fletcher.
Lubbock Garden Club met at Municipal Garden Art Center to discuss soil preparation including mulching and deep plowing. Seeding transplanting techniques were covered and flowering forced bulbs were shown by Mrs. Donald S. Cunningham and Mrs. Nat Williams.
Horizon Clubs of Lubbock will join a community volunteer training session from 9 30 a m to 2 30 p m today at Monterey Reddy Room with World volunteer Bureau and Camp Fire Girls Inc luncheon at Les ter s Hickory Inn Four agencies Day Care Assn cerebral palsy Methodist Hospital Auxiliary Lubbock Child Welfare Unit and speakers including Mrs Jack Strong Mrs John T Miller Jr and Miss Angela Malouf discuss volunteer service careers and values.
Mrs Robert Reed reviewed The Bounty Trilogy at the Texas Tech Faculty Women and Newcomers Book Review Club meeting held at Mrs Henry Thomas's home. Co-hostesses were Mrs William Arper and Mrs William Ickes. The next gathering is set for 8 p.m. March 17 at Mrs John Guilds's home.
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