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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1970
Page
9
A reader recounts a dinner where a cat nosed into the fish plate and a host dismisses concerns as cleaner than humans. Ann Landers warns the behavior is anesthetic and not advisable and notes GI homecomings and family surprises, urging readers to send problems to her in care of the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal.
Mary Sue Miller explains egg shampoos are rich in protein and vitamin A, notes they are not new, and provides a kitchen recipe using two eggs. The piece describes proper preparation, cautions against overheating, and suggests readers write for beauty guidance at the Lubbock Avalanche Journal.
New York feature describes a bedroom talent corner with a sewing area and wild printed fabric used for curtains pillows and a desk. An oval rug and stenciled floor designs complete the display. It also notes midi length fashion revival pairing with coats and pants or a coat over a midi skirt and boot options.
Allegro Music Club gathers at 2 30 p m Wednesday hosted by Mrs S W Brunson 2310 Slide Road to hear operatic selections. Laura Garner sings Musetta 39 s Waltz Song accompanied by Mrs Marlin R Hayhurst others perform arias from Puccini Mozart Verdi and Gilbert and Sullivan with piano by Mrs Edward A Downs.
The Wesleyan Service Guild of Asbury United Methodist Church met Monday night with 16 members and seven guests. Mrs. Ernie Holleman spoke on her work as juvenile parole officer for the Texas Youth Council. New members joined and future meeting set for 7 pm February 9 in the church parlor.
A cluttered list of events includes Bridge clubs at Hub City Duplicate and Lubbock venues with times from 7:43 pm to 1 pm, plus social gatherings at YWCA and various church and community groups. Also listed are veteran and charity meetings, Daughters of the Confederacy events, and a regional music club gathering with names and addresses.
Mrs. John Jackson hosted 12 Jaycee Wives Club members at a brief Monday meeting. President Rural Young led a business session as committees reported progress on a February style show for the State OYF Convention and on a March style show card party with proceeds for charity.
The Manuscript and Creative Arts Club met Tuesday at the Lubbock Women's Club for a program and luncheon. Mrs. Harry Arthur presented "Another World" with slides from Japan and Hawaii. Ten members attended. A social hour is set for 7:30 p.m. January 20 at Mrs. Troy Watson's home 4403 27th St with Mrs. Robert Phillips as co hostess.
A light coating of paste wax on garden tools helps prevent rust and makes dirt stick less, making maintenance easier.
Roosevelt Young Homemakers met in the Roosevelt Clubhouse with devotional by Mrs Durwood Scearsy. Ed Low of the American Cancer Society screened a film Journey Into Darkness. Voter registration will be held January 29 to 31 in the area with Mrs Hoyt Wright and Mrs E A Sisson assisting. Don Williams of Broadway Church of Christ is guest speaker at the next meeting.
Texas Nu chapter of Delta Theta Chi met Monday night in the Lubbock Women's Club with Mrs. William Burt presiding. Miss Ouida Brazell led the opening ceremony as donations to Buckners Home and Children's Home were announced. Mrs. Lee Christian reviewed Jear Stratton a 8 book Girl of the Limberlost. The next meeting at 7 30 p m January 26 will be in the Women's club.
Members of the Past Matrons Club met Monday night at Mrs. James L. Benton home on 3414 48th St. Twelve members attended and shared their Christmas holiday activities. Hostesses were Mrs. Charles Duncan and Mrs. Sy Marbut. The next meeting is set for Feb. 9 at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs. H. A. C. Brummett’s home.
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