Woman Creates Dried Arrangements From Local Botany
Ann Balzer profiles Sam D. Ares of 4901 23th St who makes dried arrangements using driftwood, milkweed, and other local materials. Ares, a registered nurse and mother of three, also refines antiques and crafts like converting a wall telephone into an ivy planter and a stove into a lamp, while teaching her children during summer.
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Ann Balzer
Sam D. Ares
23Th St
Lubbock
Buttalo Lock
Yyton
Gale Ann
Sam. Jr
Jim
Bob
Ares
Millett planners advise on introducing husbands
A short guidance note specifies when mentioning a spouse in introductions to use the husband’s first name or refer to him as my husband. The directive aims for concise, personal introductions in social settings.
Calendar Notes and Food Tips From A Busy Day
A jumble of reference fragments and menu ideas appears with mentions of gatherings and meals. It hints at onion rings marinated in olive oil and buttered white bread sandwiches, plus casual remarks about men and activity.
Ann Landers Advice Column Snippet on Household Strains and Hearing Aid Etiquette
A reader asks about a husband who tags along at home and errands, and another letter complains of unpaid babysitting and overbearing mothers. Ann Landers suggests balanced boundaries, offers dating advice, and mentions a booklet to help with social skills and hearing aid etiquette.
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Ann Landers
Lovington Couple Wed In First Christian Church Ceremony
Miss Charline Elizabeth Chambers and Billy Dale Dye were married in a 7 p.m. ceremony at First Christian Church Lovington officiated by Roy Blizzard. Miss Bonnie Flo Chambers served as maid of honor. Phillip-Nier Campbell was best man. ushers were Ronnie Roye and John Penny. The bride wore Chantilly lace and carried white gardenias. A reception followed in the church Fellowship Hall. The couple plan a Grand Canyon trip and will reside in Lovington after August 2.
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Lovington
First Christian Church
Charline Elizabeth _ Chambers
Billy Dale Dye
Vicki Abbott
Roy Blizzard
Kenneth Chambers
Carl Zachary
Bonnie Flo Chambers
Alice Faye Vowel
Phillip-Néer ‘Campbell
Ronnie Roye
John Penny
Coleen’ Chambers
Grand Canyon National Park
Dye
Lovington High School
FHA
de- Molay
Benny T
Dietitian Wins Grand Prize in Beef Cookery Contest
Dallas special report: Mrs Joe Alford, instructor at Texas Woman's University, Denton, won the Texas Beef Council quantitative beef cookery contest grand prize with Beet Bourguignonne. Her 50 serving recipe beat 70 entries and earned a four day Mexico City vacation. Judges cited economy cuts turning into gourmets as key.
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Dallas
Joe Alford
Texas Woman's _University
Denton
Texas Beef Council
Hugh A. Fitzsimons Jr
San Antonio
TRC
Alford
Fitzsimons
University of Texas, Austin
Switzerland
Baylor University
Waco
Miss Watson to Wed Lt Paris in Plainview Ceremony
Audra Jeanne Watson daughter of Mr and Mrs R W Watson Jr of Plainview will marry Lt Tommy L Paris son of Mrs J E Hhs Tecumseh Oklahoma formerly of Tahoka. Watson graduates from Plainview High School 1958 and West Texas State College August with elementary education major. Paris a 1956 Tahoka High School alum earned his degree at West Texas State College 1960 and taught at Coronado High School Plainview before Officer Training at Fort Bliss. The wedding is planned for August 20 at the Church of Christ in Plainview.
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Tahoka
R W. Watson
Plainview
Audra Jeanne
Tommy .L. Paris
J. EL Hhs
West Texas State College
Coronado High School
The
Fort.Bliss
Mth
Utica Church of
Anger as a Christian Emotions in Parenting Advice
A parent confronts sibling conflict between two daughters aged 15 and 12. The advice asserts that anger can be a legitimate Christian emotion and urges honest communication rather than pretended piety. It suggests parents show and share true feelings to model humility and break the pious front.
Virginia Marie Fancher and Ronnie Brown Wedding Report
Virginia Marie Fancher married Ronnie Brown in Lamesa with Rev. Donald F. Pruitt officiating. The couple's families are from Lamesa and Lubbock. they will reside at 1308 40th St in Lubbock.
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Virginia Marie Fancher
Mr. Brown
40Th St
Lubbock
Carr Urges Uniformity on Criminal Punishment
Waggoner Carr of Lubbock proposes a Texas bill for uniform punishments for crimes. The American Legion delegates at Rice Hotel hear the measure to avoid disparities as in the Wilma Selby Houston murder case where three defendants received death, life, and years. Senator Barry Goldwater criticizes Kennedy era military leadership.
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American Legion
Americanism Committee
Texas
Waggoner Carr
Lubbock
House
Texas Department of the American Legion
Rice Hotel
Animal experiments condemned as brutal and unnecessary
An editorial defends animal testing arguing that experiments on conscious animals are no more cruel than human surgeries. It stresses anesthesia for muscle relaxation and asserts procedures are conducted as in human medicine, countering sensational brutality claims.
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Walt Vineies
Harte Stales
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Vath
Elas
Uncle JO
Rec West
Lubbock Avaloncheens
Nedra Mann
Georgia Shipman
Steff
Sunbeam
FUR Department
Dietitian
Miss Watson
Paris
Muriel Lawrence
Bryan’ Street Baptist Church
Ronnie Brown
Donald F. Pruitt
Earl Fancher
Lamesa
Henry F. Brown
Donnie Brown
Tom Brown
Ronald Houston
Tulsa
Don W. Hill
Lamesa High School
Brown
Monterey High School
Larbbock
Texas Tech
Mrs
Virginia Fancher
Carr
34Th Street Hardware
P.O. Bor
Madison Sq. Sta
New York
N.Y
Bedford
Dee
U.S
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