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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1971
Page
8
Readers share views on cash and checks as gifts for kids, arguing about value and memories. Several letters advocate cash with guidance, while others describe bittersweet experiences with checks, shopping, and misfit presents across families.
A set of seven bridge quiz scenarios with South hand holdings and bidding sequences. Each question presents vulnerable or nonvulnerable conditions and asks for the best bid, with concise reasoning for the recommended contract and the expected outcomes.
In five Lubbock public high schools a new consumer education program opens this fall with more boys than girls enrolled. Monterey Estacado Coronado and Lubbock High each run one or two classes totaling 53 to 58 students. Teachers Mrs. Tapp and colleagues built a guide, using Estacado as the pilot. The course covers rights responsibilities budgeting credit advertising and consumer economy with field trips and projects.
Janet Sartin, respected by men and women, offers effective skin solutions from her New York salon. Emily Wilkens notes Sartin’s devoted clientele travel from far and wide seeking complexion advice amid the cosmetic boom.
Lubbock City County Child Welfare Unit will meet at 8 p m Tuesday in Mae Sim mons Community Center to discuss Texas Department of Public Welfare adoption and foster care policies. Emphasis on finding homes for minority, older, handicapped, and sibling groups. meeting open to interested persons.
Members of Alpha Beta and Alpha Pi conclaves of Kappa Kappa Iota held a 2 30 p m tea at the Lubbock Women's Club honoring state president Mrs Kenneth B Cable of Odessa. Presidents Mrs Warren Powers Mrs Alvah Stevens and Mrs R L Hogan greeted guests with music from Mrs D L Sheffield and a harp recital by Miss Joan Seymour. Hostesses included Mrs A B Irwin Mrs James Holcomb Mrs Lottie Rankin and Miss Elizabeth Enns. Mrs Cable spoke about the April Odessa convention.
Miss Glenda Sue Amerson wed William R. Ware in Westside Baptist Church with Rev. Buddy Sipes officiating. This Petersburg High School and Sweetwater High School alumni couple will reside in Dallas where both are employed.
The Lubbock County Bar Auxiliary will hold a noon Tuesday luncheon at the Lubbock Women's Club. Miss Suzanne Rutledge will speak about her Greece visit. Members may bring guests. reservations from Mrs. Don Hunt at 795-7016. Tickets cost 2.65 dollars per person.
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