Free Foods Prove Difficult For Dieters Says Expert
New York styled feature notes no food is truly calorie free with only coffee tea water nearly free. Summer squash offers few calories yet high carbs while summer greens supply vitamins bulk and flavor. Readers are urged to weave free foods into weekend plans and avoid high calorie dressings.
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Mary Sue Miller
New York
Lubbock
Miss Debbie Brooke Is Honoree Shower
Miss Debbie Brooke bride elect of Bobbie Hobgood was honored with a shower Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Don E Davis in Terra Estates. Co-hostesses included many ladies such as Weldon Preston and Milton Kirksey. The couple plans to marry July 25 at Wolfforth Baptist Church.
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Debbie Brooke
Bobbie Hobgood
Don E Davis
Terra Estates
Mmes.Weldon Preston
Milton Kirksey
Jerry Stockton
Tully Walker
Dick Curry
Leo Davis
Wyman Richey
James Vardy
Guy Callaway
Buddy Turnbow
Joe Hutcheson
Bob Hutcheson
L. Grady Brooke
Grady C. Brooke
Chesley Hobgood
R. S. Hobgood
C. W. Meyers
Wolfforth Baptist Church
Chicago
Forli
Newsweek
Mediteri
Mozambique
St. Laurents
Valentinos
de la Rentas
Peabodys
Baughmans
Tom Kerr
Solies
Mascheronis
Tim Gristy Jr
David Hester
46Th St
America
Brose Oglesby
E. W
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Tim
Gristy
Ernie Kerr
Westminster
Presby
Terian Church
Washable scarves debut in silk like twills
New wash and wear scarves offer 1100 percent polyester fabric that is completely washable and dryable. They feature silk like twills suitable for chiffons with geometric or pastel prints.
Modern Line Gains Importance in Furniture Design
A Chicago survey of fall furniture shows pecan and walnut tops with veneers and modern styling leading trends. Exotic woods like Mozambique appear in accents, with designers combining veneers and solids for traditional, modern, and classic lines.
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Mozambique
Fine Hardwoods Association
American Walnut Manufacturers Assn
Africa
Authen
National Geographic: U S cotton use exceeds four billion pounds
The National Geographic report states the United States consumes over 4 billion pounds of cotton each year. About half of this is used for clothing, with the remainder for textiles and industrial products.
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United States
National Geographic
LUBBOCK AAU Swim Meet and Social Calendar
The Lubbock Country Club hosts an AAU age group swim meet starting 10 a.m. Saturday with ribbons for first and second place. Entry is one dollar. A penny scramble at 1 a.m. and a Teen Room dance at 2 p.m. A terrace barbecue at 6 p.m. precedes an adults’ dance with the Dick Tally Trio. Mrs Ernest Sullivent Jr of Los Angeles visits as her sister’s birth Jennifer Frances June 26. Barbara Woods, bride elect of Vernon West, will have a shower 7-9 p.m. at Mrs Michael Hogan’s home with guests and pink decor. wedding planned July 11 at Bacon Heights Baptist.
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Lubbock Country Club
Dick Tally
Ernest Sullivent JR
Los Angeles
Mis
Belva Blake
Charles Hannsz
Sullivent
Jennifer Frances
Barbara Woods
Vernon West
Michael Hogan
23Rd St
Cindy Gilliam
Nancy Dillon
Judy Beddo
W. T. Woods
Gai) Marshall
Bacon Heights Baptist Church
Forms Tops Club Starts Weight Loss Contest
TOPS Club divides into teams for a weekly weight loss contest at Asbury United Methodist Church. Mrs. Howard Fullbright presided. Ruby Overstreet won a fruit basket for the heaviest weight drop. Members then dined at Mrs. H. D. Reid’s home at 3410 Ave. R. Next meeting is 7 p.m. Tuesday at the church. Call Mrs. Fullbright at 782-8403 to join.
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Asbury United Methodist Church
Howard Fullbright
Ruby Overstreet
H. D. Reid
Ave. R
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