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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1967

Page

10

Dear Heloise Hints From Readers Across Everyday Life

Readers share practical tips on saving empty nail polish bottles for craft paint and toys, protecting trees with foil reflections for camping lanterns, chilling evaporated milk to mimic whipped cream, and repairing silver shoes with a makeup paste. They also suggest quick fixes for clothing wear, DIY garment hangers, and diaper hanger clips.

Heloise

Wedding Vows Exchanged For Cynthia Goodgson And James Long

Miss Cynthia June Goodgson and James Rodney Long exchanged vows at 6 30 p m on July 8 in the chapel of Melanie Park Baptist Church. Rev C D Walker officiated. Parents are Mr and Mrs Ivan Schneider and Mr and Mrs Earl Long. The bride wore a gown presented by her father. Bridesmaid was Jackie Lightford and best man Gene Babbitt. A reception followed at 3413 68th St. Lub bock High School senior bride. groom attended Carlsbad High School.

Cynthia June Goodgson James Rodney Long Melanie Park Baptist Church C. D. Walker Ivan Schneider Earl Long Odessa Jackie Lightford Gene Babbitt Eddie C. Ragsdale Lubbock High School Carlsbad High School

Ring Vows Read In Calvary Temple Ceremony

Miss Barbara Hobbs and Travis Eastman pledged double ring vows at 7 30 pm Friday in Calvary Temple Four Square Church with the Rev M Collett officiating. Attendants were Miss Nelda Hobbs maid of honor, bridesmaids Mrs Jimmy Belk and Mrs George Hobbs, best man Paul Kester, groomsmen Larry Herring and George Hobbs, flower girl Vicki Skinner, ring bearer Steve McMinn. The bride wore white satin brocade, veil, tiara, and carried white carnations. attendants wore blue dresses and carried blue carnations. The couple plans to reside at 218 Ave VA after a Lake Cisco honeymoon. the groom works at a transmission shop.

Barbara Hobbs Travis Eastman Calvary Temple Foursquare Church M. Collett George Hob St. Eastman Clovis Eastman Nelda Hobbs Jimmy Belk Tucson George Hobbs Hereford Paul Kester Larry Herring Vicki Skinner Wichita Falls Steve McMinn Janie Montgomery Collett Lake Cisco 218 Ave. VA Lubbock High School 4Th St. Transmission Shop

Dinner Planned by VFW Auxiliary Meeting Report

The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Post 2466 met at the post home for a social with thirty members present. Out of town guests included Mrs. Bo Becker and Mrs. Travis Mann. A steak dinner open to the public is set for Aug 4. Next meeting is Aug 3 at 7:30 p.m. at the VFW Post Home.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Seventh District Bo Becker Travis Mann Slaton Auxiliary VFW 34Th St Ave. N

Fawcett Leads TOPS Meeting Week Weight Loss

Mrs D L Fawcett presided at the Try N Trim TOPS Club meeting in the Citizens National Bank Building. The group reported a net weekly loss of 40 pounds with 23 pounds gained overall. Gloria Shaw was named big loser with a 5.43 pound loss. Plans were made for officers to attend a workshop July 22 at South Plains Electric Co op.

D. L. Fawcett Citizens National Bank Gloria Shaw Gene Christian R. O. Winton South Plains Electric Co-op Bidz

Poisonous Paint Warning for Indoors

Caution urges households to avoid using leftover exterior paint indoors as it can be poisonous. Parents are advised to keep such materials away from small children and pets and to ventilate spaces during use.

Tahia Nasser Quietly Seen in Cairo Life Away from Spotlight

Tahia Nasser moves about Cairo with minimal security, shopping for grandchildren’s clothes and Western garments, attending concerts and cafes, and sometimes listening to her husband’s speeches from discreet venues. The U N correspondent notes she remains largely unrecognized even if her spouse is ousted from the presidency.

Angele DE F. Gingras Washington DD. C WNS Gamal Abdel Nasser United Arab Republic Tahia Egypt Tahia Nasser Pauline Frederick Meredith Publishing Co Cairo

Pilot Club members honored at international convention

Mrs Frances Thornton and Mrs Maurice Bachman of the Pilot Club of Lubbock will serve on the arrangements and office committees at the Pilot Club International Convention in New Orleans, with seven Lubbock members attending. Alyne Joplin is the official delegate.

Frances Thornton Maurice Bachman Pilot Club of Lubbock, Inc Pilot Club Shenandoah Penn State University International Organization Kenneth Well Freedoms Foundation Valley Forge Penn Kenneth Wells Lubbock Jewel Huie Alta Johnson Berta Malone Jean Mobley

How to prevent jelly roll sticking as it cools

To keep a jelly roll cake from sticking while it cools, sprinkle the towel or foil sheet in which you roll it with either granulated or confectioners sugar, then turn the thin layer of baked cake onto the towel or foil and roll cake as usual.

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