Diet on Schedule to Trim Holiday Weight
Mary Sue Miller advises reducing weight by timed meals and calorie limits. A 1500 calorie daily plan splits 25 percent breakfast 35 percent lunch 40 percent dinner with postmeal activity. Readers may write Miller care of the Lubbock Avalanche Journal for beauty queries. The notice also covers a Bookman Group meeting at 10 am hosted by Mrs. Hardy W. Fields and recalls Lafayette sending the Bastille key to Washington now hanging in Mount Vernon.
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Mary Sue Miller
New York
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Marquis de Lafayette
the Bastille
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Beauty Trends of the Sixties Redefined Cosmetics and Hair
Catharine Brewster surveys how the 1960s beauty scene shifted from matte complexions and lipstick emphasis to youth driven eye makeup and natural hair trends. Teens popularized bold cosmetics, false lashes rose, brows fluctuated, and new products targeted both black markets and men, signaling a fragmented era.
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Ny Catharine Brewster
New York
WNS
Ioast
Cleopatma
Egypt
Jean Harlow
Marlene Dietrich
Young Homemakers Meet For Program
Cooper Special Young Homemakers met Monday in the Cooper School homemaking department. Miss D ilon McGinnty presented a psychology program. Refreshments were served by Mrs Jack Stanford and Mrs Don Langston. Eleven members and one guest Mrs David Miller attended.
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Cooper
Cooper School
D'lon McGinnty
Jack Stanford
Don Langston
David Miller
Alumnae Meetings and Garden Club Activities in Local Notes
ALL abo ZETA TAU ALPHA ALUMNAE meet at 7 30 p m today in the downtown Reddy Room of Southwestern Public Service 1120 Main A gourmet condo demonstration by Miss Joy Parnell followed by a business meeting Hostesses include Mrs Richard W Murphy Mrs Leon Harris Mrs Bobby Moogle and Mrs Carl Ratliff The next salad luncheon and bridge is set for 10 a m Feb 5 at 5402 Ave T MEMBERS OF PHI MU alumnae gather at 7 50 p m Thursday at Mrs Ray Glen Dale 2312 16th St New officers will be elected SPADE AND HOF GARDEN CLUB met Tuesday at Municipal Garden and Arts Center with Mrs John Darby presiding Daryl Day spoke on Organic Gardening Hostesses were Mrs Helen Penney and Mrs Dana Austin Penney and Mrs John White displayed dry arrangements Penney showcased Bois d Are apples and White featured a sugar plum tree.
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Zeta Tau Alpha
Reddy Room
Southwestern Public Service
Main
Joy Parnell
Richard W. Murphy
Leon Harris
Bobby Moogle
Carl Ratliff
Kenneth Pharr
Ave. T
PHI MU
Ray Glen Dale
16Th St
Spade and Hof Garden Club
Municipal Garden and
John Darby
Daryl Day
Helen Penney
Dana. Austin
Penney
John White
Mrs. White
Mrs J C Duff Leads TOPS Diet Meeting at YWCA
Mrs J C Duff presided over a TOPS Club meeting at the YWCA with twenty two members present. June Lindsey won the weekly fruit basket for weight loss and Lowell Bagshaw won the holiday contest and was named December queen. Gerald Gibson was crowned six month queen with Johnny McLaurin as runner up. The next meeting is set for 7 pm Monday at the YWCA.
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Diet
YWCA
J.C. Duff
June Lindsey
Lowell Bagshaw
Gerald Gibson
Johnny McLaurin
YWOA
Cranberry Orange Pear Compote Recipe Steps
Combine cranberries orange juice and sugar in a saucepan and cook until berries pop. Simmer three minutes then pour into a baking pan. Halve pare and core pears place in the orange cranberry mixture bake at 350 degrees for about thirty minutes until tender.
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Lubbock, Texas
AAUW
Naomi Moore
Bookman Group
The
American Association of University Women
Hardy W. Fields
10Th St
Kenneth
White House
Jacqueline Kennedy
Vidal Sasson
London
Sassoon
Lange
Jenniver
Elizabeth Arden
Helena Rubinstein
J. C. Duff
NYT
Pana
Walker Jogger
Lorenzo
FOC
America
Budget Farm
Casey Carpet CO
Barbia
LOKEY
Lokey Cleaners
Mth Street
Monterey Center
Brtercreft Center
Cadillac
Ana
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