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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1968
Page
11
A reader questions blame for flirtatious behavior linking miniskirts and tight clothing to male arousal. Ann Landers replies that clothing should not invite unwanted attention and urges girls to avoid sending signals. The column also includes a Teacher letters critique and tips to handle adult male pressure, urging readers to seek guidance from Ann Landers.
Dear Mrs Lawrence counsels a reader whose husband quit school in seventh grade and feels shame over education. The columnist explains self-disgust often stems from parental reproach and family stress, not the education itself, urging the husband to reexamine the roots of his shame and consider how early upbringing shaped his feelings.
Mrs George Berry of 3505 38th Street was appointed to the honorary committee for the 50th anniversary of the American Legion and its auxiliary. The appointment was made by Mrs Carl Flack Jr of Odessa, president of the Texas auxiliary. Berry has led multiple units and held statewide posts.
Cleaning tips from a dining furniture maker highlight gentle care for vinyl upholstery. Use mild soap and water, scrub lightly if soiled, avoid strong detergents and bleaches that can fade or crack vinyl. Wipe table surfaces with damp cloth only, avoid scouring powders, and occasional auto wax is suggested for polish.
A new chlorine bleach in dry bead form is promoted to whiten lace trimmed pillows, dressers, and dollies. The beads are described as safe for the finest threads while keeping textiles white and bright.
The Estacado Antique Club met at Mrs. Paul Prior’s home at 2619 24th Street with Mrs. George Wimberly as cohostess. Earl Fargo was elected a new member. Guests included Mrs. Warren R. Eineth and Mrs. Caryetta Crume. A home tour featured many family heirloom antiques. Next meeting set for 10 a.m. February 2 at Mrs. JE P. Sanders’ home.
The Fellowship Club met for a luncheon in Mrs. Fred Stryker's home at 2519 Colgate with 10 members present. Mrs. Walter Nichols gave the invocation and Mrs. Stryker presided. Mrs. L. H. Paxton offered the closing prayer and officers were elected. The next meeting is set for noon February 1 at Mrs. Paxton's home, 1921 Fifth Street.
Cheryl Stimson and Brenton Thomas Gebo were married December 28 at Trinity Methodist Church. Officiating was Rev. Russell McAnally. Parents are Mr and Mrs Charles Samson of Portales NM and Mr and Mrs Hym Gebo of Plainview. Bride wore white satin brocade with chapel train and carried a white orchid bouquet. Attendants included Beverly Edwards and Mrs Dickie Rea. Best man Connor Ashby, ushers Clay Woods and David Sacco. Reception followed. The couple will live in Lubbock where Gebo attends Texas Tech. he is a senior majoring in marketing. Mrs Gebo attended Tech three years. both graduates of Plainview High School.
A local Texas education effort approved by Arpert and the Draughon Business College in Jala Texas seeks precursors for bemierea wlavien. The program aims to bolster night school offerings with a focus on practical studies and adult learning avenues.
A fragment cautions against indecision and perfectionism, linking constant self-criticism to emotional trouble. It notes that waiting for complete proof stalls progress, warns about paranoia from faults, and describes guilt, brooding, and ulcers as outcomes of overemphasis on small details.
Nell met in Plains with National tality guest speaker Mrs. Dorothy Curry presiding. Fifteen members and 11 guests attended. Next meeting scheduled for 7 30 p m February 5 at the same location.
The Try N Trim TOPS Club met Thursday in the Lubbock National Bank Cafeteria with Mrs Tommy Townsend presiding. Plans for the new year were discussed and a towels collection contest started. Mrs Bill Gross hosted and Mrs Bill Adams gave the invocation. Next meeting set for 7 pm Thursday in the cafeteria. to join, call Mrs Townsend or Mrs Jimmy Hendrik.
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