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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1972
Page
8
A feature by Stella Bruce examines how grandparents, eager to spoil, often clash with parents and upset family balance. Sociologist George Gomer notes elders lose restraint when relieved of parental duties, leading to conflicts despite loving intentions.
Sociologists Joseph and Joyce Parry- Jones warn half of parents clash with grandparents over grandchildren upbringing. They note grandparent discipline sparks conflict as grandchildren test limits at grannies home and question how far grandmothers should intervene.
The YWCA will offer beginning sewing for adults instructed by Mrs. W. G. Austin and four week courses meeting Mondays and Wednesdays 9:30 to 11:30. Elementary ballet starts Jan 20 at 4 p.m. taught by Miss Mickey Lucas. Kids in the Kitchen begins Jan 18 at 4 p.m. with Miss Jane Norton. Preschool story hour for ages 3 to 5 starts Monday at 12 p.m. Fee scales from $5 to $12. membership required.
Mary Sue Miller offers a slim down plan during January for a spring look. Target 1200 1700 calories daily with 300 breakfast 490 lunch 500 dinner. Emphasizes protein vegetables fruits skim milk and minimal starches fats. Includes tips to eat attractively slow savor meals salads clear soup and water instead of snacks. May seek readers to write for more beauty problem info.
Miss Rebecca Lynn Gober and Terry Preston Baze exchanged double ring vows at 8 pm Friday in First Baptist Church Denver City. Rev Claude Cone officiated. The couple plans to reside northeast of New Deal after a reception in Fellowship Hall.
Pete Aleman with Mrs Aleman played a program for Alpha Kappa Gamma Alpha chapter at the Laidbock Women's Club Monday night. The Oakwood Baptist Church choir of 66 provided additional numbers. Hostesses included Pauline Gilchrist and several others. Mrs Pope led the invocation amid snowman themed decorations.
The Texas Nu chapter of Delta Theta Chi heard a program on Amateur Art in Taibbock Women's Club. Mrs. Melvin Coker spoke on painting techniques and displayed works by local amateurs. Guests included Mrs. Mary Williams and Mrs. Marie Milliken. Meals on Wheels was named the 1971 project. Next meeting set for 7 40 PM January 24 at the Women's Club.
The Lubbock Women’s Club board led by Mrs. Tedolf announced two graduation luncheons on April 22 and April 29 with Mrs. Fred Timberlake as chairman. The group received four needlepoint pillows from Mrs. David Vigness and credited makers Mines, Greg Lewis, KH Ginsburg, Noel Ellis, and W T Snodgrass.
The Family News department announces printed forms for club items to be published in Sunday editions under club news. Forms are available at 8th St and Ave J with a noon Wednesday deadline. After Sunday no phone submissions or follow ups unless a Family News staffer is present. Miss Anne Laon spoke at Alpha Omicron Phi Sigma Alpha meeting in the Lubbock Women's Club about her Germany trip.
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