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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1971
Page
9
A New York recipe describes an egg studded yeast bread from Greenwich Village shops. It blends pepper with butter, uses undissolved yeast, and includes method steps for mixing, kneading, shaping into a ring with two eggs baked in, and a 375 degree bake for about 45 minutes.
Ann Landers column recounts a couple angered that neighbors copied their shutters grillwork and landscaping turning two houses into near twins. Advice: repaint next spring and avoid copying to avert further escalation.
At a tech seminar a gerontologist says aging is not a disease and stresses memory sharing to satisfy needs. He and Dr. Weinberg address mercy killing, aloneness, and the role of informal care along with liberal diets in elderly well being.
An advertisement touts Lake Ransom Canyon as a completely planned and controlled estate community in West Texas. It claims the development offers the best views and amenities, inviting buyers to join the estate environment just minutes east on 50th.
Winners in the Lubbock County 4H Dress Revue were announced in Mon terey Hob Nob Room. Donna Davidson 15 and Bilinda McAnelly 11 led senior and junior divisions with Donna Lee and Debbie Hays as alternates. Thirty-nine youths from eight clubs competed as garments were modeled from Clothing Project Groups. Davidson and McAnelly will go to the District Dress Revue July 22 at the Villa Inn.
The Pilot Club of Lubbock unanimously approved financing a youth center in northeast Lubbock near Parkway Elementary School. Officials plan property purchase as part of a long range project following recommendations from Pilot members, Mayor James Granberry, youth leaders, and Lucy Gutierrez of the Lubbock Community Action Board Youth Council.
Theta chapter of Phi Sigma Alpha sorority met Thursday at the Ming Tree with Mrs. C. O. Foster and Mrs. Byron Anderson as hostesses. Mrs. Gary Phelps and Mrs. Jerald Thomas from Wig Boutique presented the program. Mrs. Jack Foster won the door prize. The chapter installed Mrs. Calvin Mangrum as president and Mrs. Louis Franklin as recording secretary. The next meeting is set for 7 p.m. Aug. 5 with the location to be announced. WIG CARE Synthetic Wigs should be brushed between washings about every three wearings.
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