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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1965
Page
11
A consumer advisory warns about the dangers of rapid pitches for financed purchases. It urges reading contracts fully, comparing total costs to cash prices, avoiding high interest packages, and using credit only for necessary items. It advises paying larger monthly amounts, avoiding blanks, and checking prepayment penalties and unwanted insurance.
A home pest control method promotes the Gator Method using roach hives or tubes placed where insects are seen. The slow acting bait attracts roaches and waterbugs which eat it and die. The product is described as clean odorless simple to use economical and guaranteed to kill. Get Gator Roach Hives at better stores everywhere.
Joseph Alsop explains switching to counting carbohydrates over calories for a hunger free, steady feeling. A companion piece warns about risks in the low carbohydrate approach. Reader's Digest July issue on sale condenses McCall's and Good Housekeeping.
In Amsterdam Philippines? No, the Philips company in the Netherlands opens an eight to five hearing aid assembly for married women. Workers average 28.5 hours weekly with checks by hours and full government benefits. Applicants require spouse consent and no single mothers with young children.
Shallowater special report: the Methodist Women’s Society for Christian Service gathered Monday at Mrs. E. L. Corney’s home with 12 members and one guest, Miss Delia Clark. Mrs. O. A. Crockett presided, prayers were offered, and a study called A Look At Ourselves as Christian Women was led by Mrs. F. O. Lyon, Mrs. G. C. Leftwich, and Mrs. A. C. Wright. Worship was conducted by Mrs. E. E. Hamblin and benediction by Mrs. A. F. Reese.
Mrs. Harold Sanders was elected president of the Young Homemakers with Mrs. Buster Snellgrove as vice president and Mrs. Jerald Barton as secretary treasurer. Other officers include Mrs. Freddy James and Mrs. Kenneth Williams. The group plans a July 13 family night in the city park with fifteen members present at a July 1 meeting in the High School homemaking department. A luncheon is planned for Cochran County Women Democrats at 12 noon Wednesday in the Golden Arrow Wig Wam Restaurant.
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