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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1972
Page
10
Letters to Ann Landers address pet burials versus human graves and a USO hostess question. A Lexington KY reader notes lavish pet cemetery honors while human plots seem neglected. A Miss Oak Park asks about USO center decorum and age rules for hostesses.
Mary Sue Miller reports on a back to nature beauty trend with homemade cosmetics using natural ingredients. Readers are guided to experiment with jars filled half with perishables and half with chosen ingredients, noting refrigeration, patch testing, and optional perfume or color for finish.
Readings from local dieters reveal mixed results with Fat Pilot Diets and Banting lineage. Dusty Bogard, Mrs. Deaver, Judy Peacock, and others seek balance, with TOPS and group programs aiding some while others fail on liquid or meat heavy plans.
Heloise shares diaper care tips from Susan Johnston of the Soap and Detergent Association detailing pail soaking, washing, and drying steps. The column also surveys midcentury weight loss fads, noting evolving diet trends and a punchy critique of past “miracle” plans.
Miss Jo Ann Justus and Brent Thorp Snodgrass wed in Crosbyton at the Pioneer Memorial Auditorium in a 7 p.m. ceremony. Attendants included Mariou Ellis and Rose Marie Justus. best man Eddie Stephenson. groomsman Lindsey Snodgrass. The couple, after a trip to Ruidoso, N.M., will reside in Lubbock where Snodgrass works for Growers Seed.
New York column presents a deep fry method for chicken using soy sauce rosemary and garlic powder. Marinate at least an hour, coat with seasoned flour, and fry in 375 degree oil for 15 to 20 minutes yielding crisp pieces.
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