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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1968
Page
11
The article profiles Mrs Hobbs a Dallas home economist and Junior League member who creates simple recipes for guests and family. She describes teaching her children cooking by letting them help with dough and plans a menu for a Texas Tech ecumenical coffee house while pursuing daily activities and hobbies.
A reader reports an ear piercing infection with inflamed lobes weeks after ascribing poor healing to non sterile procedure. The advice stresses medical consultation, proper gold posts, thorough cleaning, and dust free storage, with guidance to write for more beauty tips.
A fragmentary calendar note lists names like Dante Cinhs and Mackenz with unclear times. The text is garbled and offers no identifiable event details or context for a concrete record.
Mr. and Mrs. David AHomans were honored at a farewell party Tuesday night hosted at the home of Mrs. Lana Compton. Organizers included Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Steed and others from Slaton. A turquoise and yellow mum arrangement framed the serving table with a New Orleans French Quarter backdrop. The couple will leave for New Orleans on January 14.
Patricia Poindexter daughter of John Armistead of Seminole received a miscellaneous shower Monday night at Mrs. Robert L. Rouge home 3712 43rd St Hostesses included Mrs. Fred Mueller R C Schwartz Austin Harris Bob Johnson and Rouse An electrical appliance was given as a gift Poindexter and Armistead plan to be wed May 20 in the chapel of Broadway Church of Christ
Leater Baccus of the Lubbock Garden Club previews a program on standard placement. The next meeting is scheduled for 6 30 am on February at the Garden Arts Center.
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