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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1968
Page
11
A fragmented reader letter discusses marital tension and teenage behavior. The text mentions a 16 year old daughter Lynn with poor homework and long hair routines affecting meals and mornings. An Ann Landers response is partially present offering general etiquette guidance.
Heloise offers assorted domestic tips from ironing with steam to handling checks and sponge use. The column suggests practical hacks for stains, laundry, bill notes, and simple repairs, reflecting midcentury homemaking guidance and everyday problem solving.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a local note mentioning a meeting at 2 pm Monday with names Hammarskiold Crockatt Nealon and Heloisa. The rest appears garbled with stray phrases about shades and a double coat, offering little coherent context.
Miss Sara Harden and Specialist Wayne Clemmons wed at 6 pm January 13 at Aiken Baptist Church with Rev. Carl Coffey officiating. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rom Harden. Clemmons is son of Mr. J Dewey Clemmons. The ceremony included matron of honor Linda Lemons and attendants Karen Harden, Al C. Billy, Robert Harden, and Bob Brasher. reception followed at the church hall. The groom, in the U.S. Army, is stationed in Frankfurt Germany where the couple plans to reside.
Fragmentary text references Sande Giese and Mica Healey as honorees, with indications of a prosthetic or medical context and a maternal connection, suggesting a community recognition or ceremony centered on these individuals.
The fragmentary notice appears from a Hardy Hour column item, with unclear date and event details. Readable words suggest a feature about a program or radio segment and a local venue. Further text needed for precise headline and summary.
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