Ann Landers column letters on family and home issues
Readers seek guidance on explaining a father's separation to children, handling an unwanted gift painting, and a dispute over removing telephone number plates. Ann Landers advises discussing the separation with the kids via the father, keeping the gift on display briefly before replacing it, and that removing a phone number plate is not vandalism but is common practice.
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Ann Landers
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Illinois Bell
Heritage Club Names Officers
Mrs. Ted Ray was elected president when Heritage Study Club met Thursday at Lubbock Women's Clubhouse. Other officers include Mrs. John R Hall Jr vice president Mrs. Collin Lockfield second vice president Mrs. Marvin Frazer recording secretary Mrs. Tom Johns corresponding secretary Mrs. Rufus Grisham treasurer Mrs. Carroll Cobb reporter historian and Mrs. Nolan Swain Jr parliamentarian. Facing the Future a program on skin care and make up was given by Mrs. Theola Sparks.
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Ted Ray
Heritage Study Club
Lubbock Women's Clubhouse
John R Hall Jr
Collin Lockfield
Marvin Frazer
Tom Johns
Rufus Grisham
Carroll Cobb
Nolan Swain Jr
Theola Sparks
When Eddie Visits The Neighbors Consider Boundaries
A reader asks how to handle a disruptive neighbor’s son Eddie and whether to rely on his mother. The answer urges personal assertiveness, exploring fear of displeasing and imposition, and learning to state needs honestly rather than seeking others to solve the problem.
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Eddie
Weight discussion at Woodrow Home Demonstration Club
Mrs J B Dearley hosted a Wednesday meeting where Miss Clara Pratt led a session on maintaining correct body weight. Eleven members and two visitors attended. Mrs Ross Cooper joined as a member and visitor Mrs Alfred Multer attended Olsen.
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J. B. Dearley
Clara Pratt
Woodrow Home Demonstration Club
Alfred Multer of
Olsen
Ross Cooper
Cooper
Miss Pratt
Highland Home Demonstration Club Meeting Focused on Plastic Poodles
Highland Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Harold Neves residence with fourteen members. Rhea Latham reported on a council meeting while Leslie Pantel demonstrated how to make plastic poodles. Guests included Mrs. Jack Adkins and Mrs. Jim Bulen. The next meeting is set for February 1 at 9:30 a.m. at Mrs. Monroe Carr's home.
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Highland Home Demonstration Club
Harold Neves
43Rd St
Rhea Latham
Leslie Pantel
Jack Adkins
Woodrow
Jim Bulen
Monroe Carr
30Th St
Tie care tips for cleaning and water spot removal
The guide recommends testing cleaning fluid on the back of a tie to avoid visible damage. If damage occurs it may not show. For water spots, let the tie dry first and then rub with another part of the tie or a soft tissue.
Three Blade Grapefruit Knife Eases Peeling
A new grapefruit knife features a curved blunt-pointed serrated main blade to loosen peeling and two additional blades to separate the fruit from the inedible membrane between segments.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Heritage Club
Usda Choice
K.C
IGK
Ave
H & Toras
Dial
Ariel
Tiffany
Peerye
Florent
Muriel Lawrence
SHELL
Elgin
Monterey Center
Woolworth ’S
Broadway
Korn Karls
Plainview
American State Bank
F.D.I.C
Dorothy Gray
John Halsey Drug Stores
the Northcatt’s
Manners
Millett
NEA
Lubbock Girl
Jerry Ann Williams
Earl Jones
39Th St
Lubbock
Wayland Baptist College
Wayland Studentsand
Miss Williams
International Choir
Sigma Tau Delta
Shallowater Club
Shallowater
E. I. Hamblin
Shallowater Study Club
J. T. Scott
S. H. Robinson
A. A. Green
J. A. Cone
J.T. Scott
George Parsley
Theo Lide
Jack Box
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