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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1964
Page
3
Readers trade household hacks from cleaning windshields with tobacco juice to using wax on thread, and repurposing baskets for mending. The Heloise column notes she cannot answer all letters but will address reader suggestions when possible.
The notice argues glandular inflammation causes many troubles and warns medicines offering only temporary relief fail to address the root causes. It claims neglect leads to premature senility and incurable conditions, citing treatment success from men in 1,000 communities and claimed soothing relief and better health.
Slaton hosts its 38th annual chamber banquet to start the season with Bull A. Shelton as speaker. The event at 7:30 p.m. in the junior high cafeteria marks the opening of a schedule that includes banquets in Ralls, Post, Littlefield and other towns with dates through March. Shelton, Texas Industrial Commission official, native of Lubbock, moved to Slaton in 1926 and studied at UT and A&M.
The Avalanche-Journal Credit Union held its [ith annual meeting in the Monterey Room of Southwestern Public Service Co. It declared a 4.44 percent dividend on savings and shares for 1963. Les Horner was re elected president with Joe Harter L G Hoover and W S Pearson as officers. Board members named were Jerry Hall Clinton Whitaker and Mrs Emil Carmichael. Supervisory committee members were Bill Maloch Edd White and Herb Miller. The credit committee included Mrs Carmichael Hall and Whitaker. The 1963 report shows 298 members and assets of 81828.49 with 65058.11 in savings. Net income was 4993.43 and 20 percent of earnings were allotted to a generosity fund. Maloch received the achievement award plaque. past president Les Harmer received a plaque for service in 1962 63. Bad weather and hunting stories follow.
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