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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1968
Page
14
The passage promotes a health and beauty program promising a youthful complexion and ideal weight. It suggests dieting on corn husks and features offers from The Door Book of Health for Beauty and a supervised spa retreat in Escondido California.
Maid advice column from Ann Landers addresses American housewives who struggle to hire or keep help. It argues many fault themselves for low wages long hours and poor treatment, urging fair pay vacation and humane conditions to ease the shortage.
Chicago special writer Mary Sue Miller suggests pick up facials to refresh worn skin. She outlines remedies for sallow skin crepey skin enlarged pores and blackheads using creams masks egg white steam and homemade mixtures. Readers may write Mary Sue Miller in care of the Lubbock Avalanche Journal for details.
Mr and Mrs Terrance Treneff married December 28 at Best Main Methodist Church Newark Ohio and now reside in Columbus after a New York City wedding trip. The bride Katrinka Kay Burch is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert G Burch. the groom son of Mr and Mrs Alex Treneff. Both graduates of Newark High School and Ohio State University. Mrs Treneff teaches in Columbus Public Schools and he teaches at Grove-Port Madison High School while studying at Franklin Law Center.
The Texas county home demonstration council installed officers for 1968 led by chairwoman Mrs Dick Lawrey. Other officers include Mrs Lewis Redman vice chairwoman Ronald Lacey secretary Woody Boston treasurer H D Lively parliamentarian and R D Murchy THDA chairman.
Past Matrons Club met at Mrs. Troy Bartlett home with 13 members present. Mrs. Carl Milam was initiated and Bartlett showed slides of a Canada trip. Next meeting is 7 30 p m Feb 12 at Mrs. M H Adkisson home. The School Belles met at Mrs. D L Shuffield home with co hostesses. Next meeting Feb 13 at Mrs. Albert Jones home.
The meeting of Stephen W. Wilkinson chapter of United Daughters of the Confederacy scheduled for 2 p.m. today at 3314 24th St. in the home of Mrs. J. W. Chapman has been cancelled.
In spring fashion, young minds turn to love and girls seek fresh looks. Bugs and Bugs shop feature spring collections with bright, swingy pieces. New rayon blends and water repellent fabrics showcase April showers attire. Russ showcases assembled outfits including culottes, cotton knit shirts, skirts, and slim pants for girls on the go.
Miss Sandra Kay Jordan and Teddy Wayne Martin united in marriage at 2 30 p m Sunday in Christ the King Catholic Church with Rt Rev James Fitzgerald officiating. The groom served in the Army in Vietnam and the bride worked as a nurses aid in elderly care.
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