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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1969
Page
9
Teens tune in to fashion with wide or straight leg pants, jumpsuits, lace empire tops, skirts and blouses, the return of jumper dresses, and swim dresses as the big teen trend. Washable perma-press fabrics appeal to moms.
Mary Sue Miller offers makeup tips to enlarge the appearance of eyes. Use pale beige shadow from lash line to brow, feather edges, soften puffiness with brown shadow, and keep color on the bony area. Dark liner near lashes enhances definition. optional fake lashes at outer corners. For uneven eyes, suggest off balance hairstyle with careful underplay. Readers may write for more tips.
The LWV States Unit plans January sessions focusing on local program study. Mmes Anderson Maynard and Jordan lead. Max Britt committee to present consensus questions on juvenile detention and law enforcement. Mary Lovel Unit meets Jan 10 at Purkeypile home. Monterey Unit Jan 11. Rush Unit Jan 14 at First Methodist Church. Businesswomen's Unit to lunch Jan 14 at El Centro.
Rosa Guzman daughter of Mr and Mrs Luis Guzman models a yellow and white long waisted dress with a flirt skirt. The perma-press fabric and staff photo caption highlight teen fashion at the event.
The Lubbock Women’s Club met Tuesday with Mrs. J. R. Hall in charge of the program on fine art. Mrs. Dorothy Camp and Mrs. Susie Evans presented a ceramics lecture and Mrs. Joan demonstrated decoupage. Benediction by Mrs. E. H. Boedeker. Hostesses were Mrs. T. A. Niblack and Mrs. Hoyt Agnew. The Club Foundation plans a 1 p.m. January 21 meeting and 3 p.m. regular session on international affairs led by Mrs. Inez Clift. Sunshine Study Club met Tuesday afternoon at the same club. Hostesses were Mrs. W. H. Chappell and Mrs. C. F. Simes. Guest speaker was Mrs. Robert C. Tracy of New Life Mission. Thirteen members attended. Next meeting set for 3 p.m. February 4 at 2510 Slide Rd, home of Mrs. Cyce Tatum. Mrs. G. E. Dawson will be lector.
Cooper Young homemakers met at Cooper High School in the homemaking department to hear Mrs. Jerry Kelley discuss the proper care of hairpieces. The chapter reported $525 saved toward a $600 goal for a school sign as Mrs. Frank Jones led the business session. Ten members and two guests attended. hostesses were Mrs. Kelly Thomas and Mrs. Leon Lincecum.
American Association of University Women unit meets at 10 am in the home of Mrs. Hardy Fields 4402 10th Street. Mrs. Jack Garrett will review True Grit by Charles Portis.
Readers describe adding bread to scrambled eggs for fluffiness and using waxed paper between towel layers to protect eggs. A tip suggests baking powder improves texture, while another offers fabric tricks to alter appearances by reinforcing closets with adhesive tape and labeled categories. Dorothy Walker mentions stain removal with wool.
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