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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1967
Page
2
New York special outlines methods for fried fish using corn flakes corn chips corn meal and dehydration potato granules to create crisp coatings. It covers Basic Fried Fish recipe and variations like New England Fish Fry Corn-Crunch Tortilla Flat Herbed Potato and Southern Fried Fish with precise ingredient amounts and cooking steps.
A compilation of Ann Landers columns covers church dress on vacation, a student demanding her cello chair due to lineage and appearance, and a critic over makeup application during a talk. The notes urge practice improves skill, decorum in public, and privacy for appearance.
Heloise offers practical home hints. Save ice by using a drip tray for extra cubes, clamp small items with a drawer, and improve drying with an ironing board perch. Also suggests a pouring spout from a salt shaker and reuseable bag covers to avoid snags when rinsing stockings.
Miss Karen Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert E Smith became the bride of Bill Rod ER Moore son of Mr and Mrs Billie Moore in a double ring ceremony at 10 am Saturday at the First Baptist Church in Brownfield. The couple will live in Lubbock where they attend Texas Tech. The bride wore Guipure lace and peau de soir with a silk illusion veil and carried white orchids. Groom and attendants wore formal dress. A reception followed at the church. The couple are Brownfield High School graduates and plan to reside at University Village in Lubbock.
Coronado Toastmistress Club will meet at 7 p.m. today in Farr's Cafeteria at 34th and Ave. H. The theme is Better Next Time Repetition of Speeches. Mrs. C K Flagg presides. invocation by Mrs. Leo Beaty. lexicologist Connie List.
Mary Sue Miller advises quick cooling techniques for hot days including cold wrist rinse and a citrus gelatine drink. She suggests light makeup, facial refreshment, and a sleek hair style, plus a warm bath with fragrance followed by cooling lotions to feel icy for hours. Readers may write for specific beauty problems.
Golden Youth Club meets at 7 p.m. at the YMCA. Adult Folk Dancing at 8 p.m. Hodges Community Center. Lubbock Duplicate Bridge Club hosts 8 p.m. at 3701 22nd Pl. South Plaine Coin and Writers Clubs gather 7:30 p.m. Municipal Garden Arts Center. Lubbock and Coronado Toastmistress chapters meet 7 p.m. at various venues. Police Auxiliary holds 7:30 p.m. swimming party at Aqualand. Hale Center Young Homemakers convene 8 p.m. at the high school.
UPI reports at ringside for the Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey show three to nineteen year olds, including Jeff Morrow four, thrilled by clowns and elephants despite blindness. They were brought by Mrs. Jean Clements for Dallas Services for Blind Children. A 39 year old girl noted elephants seemed bigger than horses. Washington notes the Great Seal on U S Treasury paper money bears Latin inscription Thesauri Americae Septentrionalis Sigillum.
Henrietta Kish outlines summer hazards from slippery garden stones and falling hedge cutters to overreaching with paint and lifting heavy rocks. She warns older folks to wear gloves with doubtful vegetation and to read chemical labels, urging caution to avoid aches and vacation delays.
From the early twenties advice promotes a vitalizing night cream to soften surface dryness and fine lines. Apply to cheeks forehead and throat with upward strokes and remove with a tissue to encourage complexion loveliness. Margaret Merril.
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