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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1972
Page
7
In Naples Italy shoppers are warned by the National Association of Italian Glovemakers that elbow position during try ons alters hand measurements. With the elbow down and hand up blood drains changing size by a half to three quarters. They suggest pressing the palm on a countertop to confirm fit.
Coronado High School junior Miss Cora Zoe Mueller will travel to McKinney and Dallas to study ballet under Nikita Tatlin, SMU artist in residence, on a Harkness Foundation scholarship. She will attend McKinney High School while commuting for afternoon classes and summer sessions with Tatlin.
New York designer Ervin Pearl unveils Veneto Fifty-Seven costume jewelry priced from 13 to 30 dollars. The line imitates real pieces including owls lions and Buddhas and aims to reach more customers who want the look of fine jewelry at affordable prices. Pearl notes the line lets many women wear his designs while ensuring the pieces remain distinguishably affordable and stylish.
Bridal party events in Lubbock and Hemphill Wells highlight Barbara Cobb and Linda Anderson as brides to be. Barbara Cobb's breakfast at the Lubbock Women’s Club features red and white Valentine decor with guests named. Linda Anderson and Kinch Meyer Jr. plan Feb 12 nuptials at Broadway Church of Christ with multiple family members attending. A separate shower at Hemphill-Wewells honors Linda Anderson’s upcoming marriage with pink and cranberry decor and a 4 pm Feb 12 ceremony at Westminster Presbyterian Church.
In Antwerp, Gerda Buyse says her husband Armand used a weighted coin to win coin tosses for 40 years. The 66-year-old woman confronted him with a frying pan and left him after discovering the trick.
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