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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1970
Page
9
Reader describes reviving a sun faded red rug with scarlet dye and warm water, then lightly rebonding color. A separate note details reusing cardboard tubes to protect candles with built up shoulder straps and packaging.
A double wedding vows double ceremony connects Waco Texas and San Francisco California. Groomsman Parker and Terry Holt assisted as Miss Virginia Stroud served as maid of honor. The San Francisco ceremony at St Mark's Lutheran Church united Miss Clara Jane Edwards and Wayne E Davis in marriage. The Waco ceremony at Baptist Church featured Miss Gwendolyn Sue Dillon as flower girl and James Randall Middleton as groom. The couple plans to reside in San Francisco with the bride employed at Monnig's Department Store and the groom at General Electric in Oakland.
A worried parent seeks guidance on a 12 year old with compulsive rituals and family conflict. A criticizes ignoring treatment while a doctor warns of deterioration if untreated. a separate reader questions a cousin’s cutting reminiscences and suggests direct confrontation.
The Lubbock Duplicate Bridge Club held a novice game at the Bridge Center on 19th Street with Chris and Mrs Mills winning north-south and D W Martin with P L Thompson top in east-west. In the South Plains Duplicate Club, Roy Thompson and Rufus Rush took first in Tuesday afternoon play with Pete Miller and Keller second and Wienke and Harbison third.
TOKYO reports JUPlA explores a new cactus arrangement trend. Hajime Torii, a former speleology teacher at Saitama, notes cacti can live up to 720 years with live flowers and short lived blossoms. The decor uses stones like rubies and sapphires for jeweled bowls.
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