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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1960
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers answers readers on clothing mishaps and office flower etiquette. A young woman vents about a Bermuda shorts seam tearing at a party, while another asks if roses should be sent to work. Ann offers practical advice and gentle guidance.
A fragmented report from a Chicago summer furniture show notes emphasis on comfort over spectacle. Amid cushions, roomy seating, and molded plastic chairs, makers of home furnishings display practical, comfy designs while uncertain about standout inventions.
Joycha Brown profiles a 75 year old Breckinridge County woman who writes poetry despite wheelchair limits. She turned to quilting after early life on farms and raising a family, and now seeks publication in Everyday Life.
Officers and families of the Reese Air Force Base Wives Club show a mid-summer lull due to vacations with noted visits from Maj. and Mrs. Russell Haintine in California and Capt. and Mrs. James Coleman with Mrs. Coleman’s parents. Others vacationing include Maj. and Mrs. Edwin Kirby, Maj. and Mrs. Joseph O’Connell, and Maj. and Mrs. Alex Goodkin. Thrift Shop will close for July and August, reopening in September with date announced later.
Connie four months past seven, given shopping errand, learns about strangers from her mother. The piece notes a holiday weekend of backyard parties, club events, and a broader argument that warnings on child safety should avoid graphic sexual hints and focus on protecting children from coercive domination and enforced submission.
A fragmented report describes Neulyviceds at home following a trip to Cloudcroft and related events at a local church. The text mentions Judy Whoras, daughter of Mrs Frans W, and a series of unclear references to people, places, and actions surrounding the visit and reception.
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