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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1966
Page
8
New York interior designers showcase optical art using lines circles and geometric shapes to create motion like effects in rooms. Vignettes by Ving Smith highlight shifting planes bold color and cathedral-like prismatic spaces influenced by 1930s cubism and modern pigment tech.
A reader asks if hockey game language is worse than at other venues and wonders if her husband is avoiding a game due to propriety. Ann Landers notes such talk exists in many sports settings and urges mutual understanding. the letter hints at broader family tensions and a teen pregnancy case with adoption notions.
A reader asks how to handle marital conflict with a wife who insomnia causes late nights and household strain. The advice urges third-party counseling, open airing of complaints, and a team approach to rebuild romance while addressing sleep and parenting pressures.
Wanda Wecclure reports at the noon Music and Fine Arts Roundtable in Lubbock on a program by Mrs. Hubbard promoting decorating schemes that blend art objects and musical elements. She urges selecting accessories to reflect family interests, using instruments like pianos and wall placements to define musical areas, and displaying collections as cohesive units to create personality in the home.
Neva Jo Wilbourne and John Gary Kampfer pledged vows December 31 in the First Baptist Church chapel with Dr. Tin Trammell officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs W D Wilbourne, wore a candlelight pearl dress. groom from Canton Ohio is an electrical engineer for Texaco. They plan to live in Houston after a reception in the church parlor with family and friends attending.
Special from Plainview reports Mr. and Mrs. Owen L. Cotton wed at St. Alice Catholic Church. The bride, Barbara Sledge of Hale Center, wore a brocade gown with Florentine neckline and chapel train. They honeymooned in Santa Fe and Red River, N. M., and reside at 408 W. 7th St. in Plainview.
A short calendar entry notes couples Brie mie Molday Jon South performing a fringe restoration task. After washing stems with wootton ball fringe trim, they machine the fringe to restore fluffiness.
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