Old age not a disease expert says crisis in aging seminar
Dr Weinberg told Texas Tech audience aging is a developmental phase not illness. He noted emotional needs, social isolation, and cultural views shape elder care and urged involvement, touch, and talking as keys to coping with aging.
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Drck Weinberg
Exas Tech University
Iinois State Psychiatric Istitute
University of Illinois College of Medicine
Weinberg
Clara McPherson
Tech
Ecnomics
Cosls
Dr. Weinberg
Add Personality To Decor In Home Accessories
In College Station the extension housing and home furnishings specialist Mrs. Jan Slabaugh urges using a few well chosen accessories to spark a room with personality. She notes trends toward handcrafted items chrome plexiglass and metal finishes, plus wall hangings and candles. Mix old with new, plan carefully, select purpose driven pieces with simple harmonious lines, and search multiple antique shops for unique objects to stamp personality on a room.
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College Station
Jan Slabaugh
Old Gang Reunion Honors Mrs Carter At Buffalo Lake
Mrs. Clayton Carter of 4605 West 17th Street will be the honoree as about 30 friends and Crosbyton High School classmates from 1919 gather at the Buffalo Lake home of Mr and Mrs John R Alexander for a patio supper and fireworks. The event marks more than five decades of friendship with former Crosbyton youths now from the Lubbock area and beyond. Mrs Carter plans to move to Albuquerque New Mexico this summer to live with her son James K Carter and granddaughter Stephanie. The gathering begins at 7:30 p.m. with guests from Amarillo Dallas and Recita California among those attending. The friends say they have stayed close since childhood.
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Mary Alice Diers
Buffalo Lake
John R. Alexander
Clayton Carter
17Th St
Albuquerque
N. M
James K. Carter
Stephanie
Carter
Crosbyton
Crosbyton High School
Lubbock
Alexander
Harvey Allen
Amarillo
Elizabeth Booton
Dallas
Hubert Dowell
Receda
Calif
Mrs. Carter
Buffalo Lakes
Courtesies Honor Bride-Elect Lorrie Jo Bartlett
Luncheon at 1 p.m. in Hemphill Wells Gold Room Monterey honors Miss Lorrie Jo Bartlett and fiancé Tommy Farris with guests including siblings and relatives. The couple plans to wed later today at First Christian Church.
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Tommy Farris
Gold Room
Hemphill- Wells
Monterey
Wayne Culp
M. B. McKee Jr
Kenneth Moore
Burl Bartlett
Aes Okla
Inder Farris
Floydada
Sarry C. Tubbs
Oklahoma City
Okla
Janie Bartlett
Kingfisher
Elizabeth Farris
First Christian Church
Bige Wren Caprock Duplicate Bridge Winners Named
The Caprock Duplicate Bridge Club met Thursday at the Bridge Center. Winners were first place Mrs. J. L. Jones and Mrs. Cliff Widener, second Mrs. Ivan Fowler and Mrs. Betty Lynch, and third Mrs. Max Lowmiller and Mrs. Harold Vorbeck. Next meeting is 9 45 a.m. Thursday at the center.
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Caprock Duplicate Bridge Club
Bridge Center
J. L. Jones
Cliff Widener
Ivan Fowler
Betty Lynch
Max Lowmiller
Harold Vorbeck
Wines and legends from a Virginia historian to Cecil's
The article traces syllabub from Elizabethan court to later cookbooks noting its creamy, frothy mix of milk and wine. It highlights a 1705 quote from Robert Beverley and mentions modern easy methods, urging readers to select wines at Cecil's Tahoka Highway, Lubbock for holiday entertaining.
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Robert Beverley
Queen Elizabeth's Court
Cecil’s
Tahoka Highway
Lubbock
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