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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1961
Page
10
Dear Ann Landers column tackles rude dancing behavior, a man snatching partners, and a 19 year old in love with a girl in an abusive home. The advisor labels the dancer's husband egoistic and urges the wife to walk off if repeated and to avoid pressuring a reluctant couple.
Crosbyton Garden Club members approved purchasing a living Christmas tree to be planted on Pioneer Memorial building grounds pending approval by the Pioneer building board of directors. They also discussed purchasing a glass for the hutch in the conference room and reviewed federation requirements from Texas Garden clubs.
A reader asks how to stop a sister’s husband from beating their 2 year old son. The answer suggests contact local Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children and offers insights into possible parental behavior rooted in fear, urging nonjudgment and personal safety.
A Theta Chi group discussion notes a meeting set for 7 30 p m on January 24 at the First Federal Savings and Loan Branch on 24th Street. The passage references concern over a man’s behavior and mentions reporting him to the SPCC.
Lambda Bota Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Tuesday night at 707 45th St with co hostesses. Members voted to support the United Milk Fund via the Beta Sigma Phi Council again this year. A program Music Into Dramas and Dance was presented by Mrs Harolds Smith Mrs Louis Riddle and Mrs B W Watson with operatic selections from Carmen Mikado and Kiss Me Again. A husbands party was planned for 8 pm January 27 at Mrs Aubrey Connallys home 4411 49th St. The next regular meeting will be at 8 pm January 24 at Mrs Connallys home.
At a night Sigma Omega meeting presided by Bob Hutt the chapter voted to support a milk fund for Beta Sigma Phi. The ways and means committee reported 97 dollars from Christmas card sales and planned to repeat the project next year. A Valentine dance was set for 8 p.m. February 17 at Parkway Manor. Preliminary rush plans were discussed and Mrs. David Foster listed prospective members. The Ritual of Jewels will be held at 7:30 p.m. January 24 at Mrs. Perry Pierce's home. Mrs. Al Woolf led a program on the topic How Is Your Conversation.
Mrs. R. W. Caruthers hosted the Needle Club on Wednesday afternoon with eleven members present. New officers led the meeting and plans were made for a future gathering at 2 30 p m on February 8 hosted by Mrs. L. F. Lively at 2240 Main.
Mrs Beedy lectured at a Study Club gathering hosted by AAUW Child Study group members at Ward Center Tuesday night. The event was sponsored by W L Corlin and attended by 17 members.
A schoolteacher, Mrs Margaret Lott of 2215 23rd, gathers glass beads and sequins to fuse into a three picture panel. She plans to use spare time to play an organ, hoping to keep her playing private with earphones while others hear nothing.
Littlefield High School seniors will govern the city for a day after the second semester starts January 23. The senior class will appoint a mayor, city manager, council members, fire and police chiefs, and all other officers with current officials present to explain procedures.
A long-winded collage reports Mrs Lott breaking a green vase for mosaic art and Eisenhower receiving 18000 gifts for the Abilene museum while noting aging residence models The piece also mentions Vermilion Range greenstones and a claim of a Soviet atomic crop sowing machine with junior colleges to train workers and manage seed isotope use.
International Red Cross officials appealed to Red Cross societies worldwide to assist in addressing a severe shortage of trained medical personnel in the Congo. The appeal highlights the urgent need for qualified doctors and nurses to support medical relief operations amid ongoing crises.
Gerber releases two ready to serve baby cereals in tins Strained Oatmeal with Applesauce and Bananas and Mixed Cereal with Applesauce and Bananas The cereals are cooked with fruit to deliver a delicate flavor and a smooth texture suitable for infants.
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