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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1972
Page
6
A compilation of household tips and reader letters from Heloise. Advice includes scrubbing with panty hose cloths, freezing premiums for Halloween toys, using paper bags as waste drops, and a simple sandpaper razor gadget for small sanding jobs.
Miss Edith Anne Jennings and Walker Milton Sims exchanged double ring vows at 6 p.m. Monday in First Baptist Church Whiteface with Rev. Claude Cone officiating. Families from Carpinteria Calif Fort Worth Dallas Lubbock Floresville Plainview Levelland Lake Charles La attended while the couple begins life after graduation at Texas Tech with bridesmaids and groomsmen named and a Fellowship Hall reception.
Mary Sue Miller notes a springing cheer in the beauty column as readers imagine shedding skin and figure worries with the old year. The piece hints at fresh ideas on maintaining youthful legs and overall appearance.
Readers share experiences with dieting and fat stigma, praising TOPS and seeking guidance. The letters include a former dieter who found success, a troubled relationship, a suggestion to pursue small claims court for unpaid babysitting, and tips on leg care and beauty from The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal's page.
Chicago AP reports educator Herman H. Slayman says most normal children can enjoy playing music if properly motivated and directed. Parents should let kids choose instruments and consider rental or exchange options to avoid frustration.
New York Representative Shirley Chisholm can command as much as $2,000 per speech. California's Paul McCloskey cites his son at $1,500 with a recent $200 talk fee. Arkansas' Wilbur Mills says he accepts no honorarium, only expenses, for lectures.
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