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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1962

Page

3

Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Mix

A reader chain of questions and answers runs through an Ann Landers column excerpt. Topics include hair length for a 10 year old, family finances, and guidance on marital issues, with multiple reader letters and responses from a columnist.

Americans Should Learn Limits Of Human Power

A columnist recounts a grieving woman who suffers insomnia after her mother's death and seeks psychoanalytic help. A dream of a fragile fish skeleton prompts reflections on death, control, and acceptance. The piece emphasizes accepting death as a limit to human power.

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Americans accumulate everything from baby clothes to armor

A UPI report by Shelley Singer notes Americans hoard wide items from outgrown baby clothes to antique armor. A survey of city families shows people store more personal and household articles than before and keep them longer. The pattern: early marriage years bring large inventories, the next decade adds more, then inventories diminish in later years.

Lovington College Announces Fall Registration Date

Lovington College sets fall semester to begin September 10 with registration at 6 p.m. at Lovington High School and first classes on September 12. New courses added and fees reduced for noncredit study. The college is an accredited evening branch of Eastern New Mexico University in Portales.

Lovington Lovington High School

Miss Lubbock Heads to Fort Worth for Miss Texas Pageant

Miss Lubbock, Patti Ayers, 18, a Texas Tech sophomore from Corpus Christi, leaves today with her mother and a chamber rep for five days of Miss Texas events in Fort Worth. Forty four contestants compete for the Miss Texas crown, with Ayers carrying a $600 pageant wardrobe won in the June 30 local pageant.

Patti Ayers Lubbock Wood Chemical Co Miss Ayers Ayers Fort Worth Will Rogers Memorial Auditorium Maria Belle Fletcher America Linda Loftis

City Bridge Player Among Top Scorers

A Lubbock bridge player Boots Kendrick and Dr. John Fisher won a section top score in the American Contract Bridge League charity pairs event at the summer national championships in Minneapolis. The field included Gen. Alfred Gruenther Charles Goren Oswald Jacoby as more than 200 games raised funds toward a $50 000 batch toward the league charity goal of $250 000.

Minneapolis Lubbock Boots Kendrick 57Th St John Fisher Dallas Alfred M. Gruenther Charles Goren Oswald Jacoby

Lookout on Pinta First to See Land

Madrid reports the first sighting of land in modern times came from Rodrigo de Triana, a lookout aboard the Pinta in Columbus' fleet. He spotted land at 2 a.m. on October 21, 1492, marking a pivotal moment in exploration.

Pinta Madrid Christopher Colum Rodrigo de Triana Columbus de Triana

Tasty Sandwich Loaf For Perfect Party Food

Dramatic sandwich loaf recipe yields 24 to 28 servings with two fillings and a cheese topping. Assemble by layering fillings between bread slices then refrigerate. Miss New Mexico 1962 Herma noy Elliott crowned Miss New Mexico at Hobbs pageant and will compete in Miss America in Atlantic City.

New Mexico Hermanoy Elliott Herman L. Elliott

Early Years Of Marriage Advice From banker Smith

A New York banker argues couples should discuss family income before marriage and establish a working partnership. He advocates a flexible budget with a liberal miscellaneous fund, cautious use of credit, and savings first, noting most youngsters cannot marry cash only. The column also cites advice from Heloise on household hints and practical tips for嫁.

Smith

Panhandle group to speak on Texas 136 development

A Potter Hutchinson and Moore counties delegation will address the Highway Commission on Texas 136 from Sanford Dam area to Amarillo. Tuesday’s docket includes Nacogdoches Rusk Gregg Upshur Morris Bowie counties. A Texas 2% four lane plan from Nacogdoches to Oklahoma is also pushed. Hill County seeks Texas 291 maintenance by the Highway Department.

Texas 291 Highway Department

Dining etiquette note on seating by door or window

The observation states that when dining out, a woman is usually seated facing a door or window, suggesting a preferred or common seating orientation in restaurants.

Foot Reattachment Surgery at Mass General Successful

A motorcyclist's severed left foot was sewn back to his leg at Massachusetts General Hospital after a five and a half hour operation to reconnect veins and bone. Surgeons plan to reattach nerves later after preserving the foot with ice and preparing the site.

Boston Massachusetts General Hospital Joseph Scimone William A. Jarrett Scimone

Miller warns tax cut must match spending cuts

Republican National Chairman William E. Miller warned a tax cut now would be dangerous without major spending reductions. He urged Kennedy to drop education farm urban affairs and public works programs and said Republicans expect gains in both chambers, naming Pennsylvania Idaho Colorado Oregon as top Senate targets.

Washington William E. Miller Kennedy Miller Senate House White House Pennsylvania Idaho Colorado Oregon New York California Florida Midwest Texas South Carolina

Drinkers Hide Effects With Experience, AMA Says

Chicago report from the American Medical Association says veteran drinkers can counteract some effects of alcohol through experience. The findings note that everyone incurs brain impairment from any given amount of alcohol, despite tolerance.

Chicago American Medical Association

Should she sign away her baby

A 16 year old unwed mother of a 10 day old baby faces surrender papers as she confronts the choice in the August Readers Digest feature Good-By Stephen. The piece frames a pregnant moment of decision under social pressure.

Stephen Reader's Digest

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