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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1972

Page

6

Ann Landers advice column prompts action on child abuse and gambling

A reader questions if a stranger should intervene in a case of a three year old abused on a downtown street. Ann Landers says public injustice requires speaking out and suggests counseling for the mother. The column also answers brides kiss grief and provides Gamblers Anonymous contact details for gambling problems.

Denar Ann Landers Gentleman

Mink Oil: A Lovelier You Beauty Ingredient Explored

Mary Sue Miller explains mink oil as a long used beauty ingredient with skin hydrating properties. University studies from Wisconsin and Rutgers note mink oil closely matches human skin lipids and offers high absorption for dry skin, with processing steps from freezing to refining.

New York A Lovely He O Wisconsin Rutgers Mary Sue Miller Case

104-Year-Old French Teacher Promoted to Officer of Academic Palms

Mme Marie Picard, aged 104, receives the Officer of Academic Palms for a lifetime in education. She jokes about retirement and notes she stays active writing memoirs after the death of her writer son Georges Picard, saying every family needs a writer.

Parthenay France WNSI Mme Marie Picard Mme Picard Georges Picard

Kitchen Kapers Grandchildren Hobby Of Chef

Mrs. W. T. Cherry calls grandchildren her hobby and acts as a long distance grandmother for seven aged 6 to 26. The Lubbock couple, former Santa Fe Railroad worker and wife, visit three sons in New Orleans Annadale Va and McAllen Texas. They moved from Lorenzo in 1964 and live at 2110 56th St. They belong to the South Plains Genealogical Society and study Panola County history. Mrs. Cherry pursues family history, correspondence, and church activities at First Christian Church while stitching quilts with The Stitch and Chatter Club.

New Orleans Don Annadale Bill U.S. Department of Agriculture Jim Region I Education Service Center McAllen Cherry Lubbock Lorenzo 56Th St Santa Fe Railroad South Plains Genealogical Society Panola County Mrs. Cherry First Christian Church Stitch and Chatter Club

Spotlight on

Local page note from Lubbock Texas dated Friday January twenty eighth, 1972 highlights various community briefs and upcoming events. Readers are urged to check the page for listings, notices, and short items relevant to residents.

Lubbock, Texas

Heloise and Home Hints Return to Readers

Reader notes share tips on hope chests deco ideas for married life and home crafts. A braided mix of advice covers rhubarb cutting clever decorating ideas for a cabin fridge and inexpensive kitchen tricks. A feature recipe collection includes buttermilk pound cake oatmeal bread and salmon croquettes with detailed steps and baking times.

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