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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1973
Page
6
A reader column notes amphetamine addiction guidance from Ann Landers and sincere appeals on marriage, infidelity, therapy, and manners. Letters discuss confronting a spouse, quitting a second job, coping with betrayal, and proper olive etiquette.
In Chicago Mary Sue Miller asserts pants are here to stay and pantsuits are tailored with quality materials. She notes dresses and suits rise in popularity while comfort and personal fit drive choices, urging readers to wear what suits their figure and style. Readers may write for beauty advice.
Miss Sandra Gail Spartina and Way Mac Spartin wed Saturday at First Baptist Church with Rev Gerald Trdwell officiating. Attendants included Mrs Gary Israel as matron of honor and David Spartin as best man. The couple, graduates of Piala Uttah School, plan future employment in Abilene and Austin areas.
Local party honors city resident Mrs. Lannie Boyd Wars for long service. The event recognizes her as a leading figure in community affairs and acknowledges her role in local organizations and family.
Local Midland group announces a Friday dinner event hosted by Midland Rose Society. Details invite members to join elderly, community leaders and area residents at a Midland venue with honors planned for volunteers. Call or write for reservations and more information.
Readers discuss Pat Walker weight loss plan with mixed views. Claims include dramatic results and lasting changes though skepticism remains about safety and personal sustainment. Enduring anecdotes cite dresses, waistlines, and patient experiences across months.
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