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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1972
Page
6
A reader shares tips from living among insects using large glass jars with labels and pasted instructions behind lids to reuse packaging. Other ideas include bulk laundry powder storage, homemade ham bun shells, and scented paper napkins for events.
Anita Hammond and Bruce Nolan exchanged nuptial vows at 4 p.m. Saturday in the chapel of First Baptist Church Plainview officiated by Rev. Tommy Meers. Music by J M Marks Jr organist and Judy Coleman. Bride daughter of Mrs M P Hammond and late Mr Hammond. Groom son of Mr and Mrs Fulton Shepherd. Post ceremony reception followed. Couple plans to live in Canyon. Alpha Phi Mothers Club meets at 7:30 p.m. for a business session.
Allegro Music Club hosts a 3:30 p.m. meeting at Mrs. Bob Meador’s 4518 13th St with program led by Mrs. S. J. Nabers. Selections include Oh Say Can You Do from The Musical Life and La Boheme arias performed by local soloists, plus The Grasshopper roles.
Ann Landers explains the Ogden Nash poem about the ketchup bottle was written by Richard Armour not Nash. She shares Armour’s note claiming authorship and apologizes for the misattribution. The column also includes Mrs No Name’s letter defending childfree choices and Landers’ reply supporting autonomy in family planning.
A reader shares a beauty problem from a ski vacation. Extremes of cold and heat dry and brittle the hair, so cap the head, use pomade, and brush gently. After damage, weekly conditioning for six weeks is advised with soft brushes and care to avoid tinting. Readers may write Mary Sue Miller for advice.
The Lubbock Avalanche Journal announces new printed forms for club items to appear in Sunday club news. Each club must obtain forms from the Family News department located at 8th St and Ave J and submit by noon Wednesday for publication.
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