Ann Landers Advice Columns From The Avalanche-Journal
Readers send in questions about pool water causing pregnancy and teen dating stomach trouble. Ann Landers offers practical insights while addressing friendship etiquette and social awkwardness.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1970
Page
13
Readers send in questions about pool water causing pregnancy and teen dating stomach trouble. Ann Landers offers practical insights while addressing friendship etiquette and social awkwardness.
Shani Wallis, star of Oliver, describes her two story Los Angeles home as a long ongoing project with endearing, not new, renovations. She cites Georgian silver buys, a cobbler’s bellows turned table, and plans to convert spaces, including a carport into a library and guest room, while balancing singing, acting, and touring.
Pythian Sisters at Friendship Temple installed officers Tuesday night in the Knights of Pythias Hall with Ars. Willie Mae Newton presiding and Ars. Kenneth Lofland as installing officer. New officers include Newton past chief Wade Gilliam chief Elmer Pots senior Charlie Stockton writer Della Murphy manager Ruth Moore protector Iona Willard guard Amos Harvey secretary FOI Carawas treasurer and LL ML Brown pianist.
Dr Boris Levinson of Yeshiva University argues pets meet two human needs: closeness and emotional hunger for love. He cites experiments with emotionally disturbed children showing dogs help them relate to others and cope with loss.
A Betty Varmon report highlights rising secretary pay across the nation. Beginners in New York earn 110 to 120 a week, Chicago 100, with six figure top grades possible for specialized fields. Training programs and fringe benefits are expanding, while the secretary role can lead to higher positions.
Aileen Clatre offers a diet friendly baked potato salad recipe with cottage cheese and mushrooms. The piece links economical meals to sub 500 calorie per family member options and outlines preparation steps and marination to serve on greens.
The Truth Chapter 941 Order of Eastern Star met in MacKenzie Masonic Hall with Mrs. Cecil Williams presiding. Four grand officers were introduced and Mrs. Carson led a study session for the school of instruction. The chapter plans a Tahoka trip for friendship night on February 13, with the next meeting set for February 2 at 7 30 p.m.
Theta Sigma Phi discussed The Special Article on Tuesday night in the Reddy Room. David Graey of the Southwest Collection outlined methods to obtain and preserve historical materials for the collection.
Brazil broadens fishing capacity as it seeks to boost annual catch and export volumes. Officials aim to increase fish supply to meet domestic demand and regional markets while modernizing fleets and processing capacity.
The YWCA gathering Monday led by Mr. Jack Halthurton discussed area Recognition Day set for March 21 in Plainview. Mrs. Charley Stubblefield reported a 6 pound weekly weight loss and Mrs. Warren Liner demonstrated low calorie foods in the Monterey Eeddy Room emphasizing varied diets and calorie trimming.
Mrs. Don Shackelford formerly Miss Marve Bruce of Hale Center received a bridal shower Saturday at Mrs. C D Taylor home. Crystal table decor featured a red and white floral arrangement on an off white cloth. Attending were Mrs. Gene Bruce of Hale Center and Mrs. R W Shackeleard of Tulsa, mothers of the couple.
In Hamburg West Germany the Young Housewifes League debates equal nights out for husbands and wives with a majority favoring going out with men rather than staying in. The group seeks parity in social freedoms and curbs traditional restrictions.
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