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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1963
Page
7
Richard Rodgers wife offers homemaking suggestions from laundry to entertaining guests while noting a Lubbock show. A separate item cites a study claim on hearing ages and a Delaware whipping post case, raising questions about outdated punishments and global reactions.
Patricia McCormack reports on the New York Couture Group's 40th Press Week opening. Designers favor middy silhouettes echoing sailor blouses, white collars and cuffs, red white and blue accents, and bold jewelry. Also noted are the big scarf trend, pocket surprises, checks, and Latin and Kennedy influences as Oleg Cassini foresees bosom accenting styles returning.
New York couture week highlights padded shoulders elongated jackets and multi piece outfits with three and four piece sets. Designers like Bill Blass Maurice Rentner Hattie Carnegie showcased pullover styles tunic jackets and lace shirtwaists with hip length coats and flared skirts.
Mrs R K Brooks II was elected president of the Tulsa Literary Arts Club at a meeting hosted by Mrs Vernon Garrison. Other officers named include Mrs Jack Gilleland as vice president secretary Mrs Ray Garaway treasurer Mrs Wayne Blount parliamentarian Mrs James T Harris reporter and Mrs Fred Boatright a new advisory member.
In building a fashion wardrobe strive for individuality and avoid mirrors of a best friend. Seek unusual fabrics and colors and pair with handsome, interesting jewelry that shines.
The Brown Parent-Teacher Association schedules a Thursday Dad's Night with fathers in attendance counted for the room prize. Juvenile officer Tom Cannon will present a program on Good Citizenship focusing on responsibility, consideration, and devotion. Coffee at 7 30 pm and nursery provided.
Mrs. Vance Albers hosted Monterey Opti-Mrs Club Monday night at 2701 38th Street. After business, donations were prepared for the cancer closet. The next meeting on Feb 8 will be a box supper and Valentine party honoring the Monterey Optimist Club.
A University of Illinois specialist offers stain removal and prevention tips after holidays. Use neutral detergent and lukewarm water for most spots, blot and rinse, then apply a vinegar mixture to set or lift remaining stains. Dry promptly to avoid brown backing marks. avoid flammable dry cleaning fluid on oil stains. Rotate rugs and shift furniture to reduce wear.
If your dog has the habit of jumping on people lock him up when you have company. The column advises controlling the pet during guests to maintain polite behavior and avoid disruptions.
This weekly note urges careful clothing care. It highlights checking hems, seams, and snaps for wear. It stresses time and patience in maintaining garments through routine inspections.
The erosion process starts when wind velocity reaches 14.23 miles per hour measured one foot above ground.
OWA Talk LPHA PHI Alumnae and Mothers meet at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Tom Milam’s home to organize Heart Sunday support for the Heart Association. Alpha Phi alumnae and Lubbock area mothers attend. Bible Roundtable to discuss Jonah at noon Friday at the Lubbock Women’s Clubhouse led by Rev. Roy Ford. Reservations due by Thursday noon. Past Junior 20th Century Club presidents honored at Musical Tea at the Lubbock Women’s Clubhouse with Dr. Gene Hemmle arranging program. Zeta Tau Alpha Patronesses plan 10 a.m. Thursday lodge gathering hosted by several members.
In Paris Jacques Tiffeau and Countess Alexei present spring lines as 200 fashion writers glimpse freer silhouettes. Side-slit sheaths and wide-shouldered jackets reveal practical yet chic looks with pastel tones, layered chiffons, and restrained color palettes.
A Dallas reader touts Baker's Beauty Lotion claiming it cleared pimples on her grandson's face and compares it to Baker's Hair Tonic. The ad promises money back if not satisfied and urges readers to Face The World With A Clear Face.
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