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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1965
Page
7
The article argues premarital sex often hurts relationships. It cites differences in male and female responses, communication gaps, guilt, and insecurity. It warns against rushing intimacy, notes potential mood and study issues, and stresses personal connection over mere physical pleasure.
Professor Brother Acquinas Thomas of Manhattan College warns the violent generation grows from unmet drives and frustration. He calls for educational policy reviews and new programs for dropouts to prepare youth for paying jobs and reduce acts against teachers, classmates, and strangers.
Dear Ann Landers column offers advice on nagging a husband and health, plus guidance for a shy music student and sex education in schools. Named homemaker Mrs Joe Baker is selected as Slaton Young Homemaker of the Month for May.
A review of the recently adjourned 59th Texas Legislature will be presented June 16 at the Garden and Arts Center in Lubbock. Senator H J Blanchard and Representatives Reed Quilliam Del win Jones and Bill Parsley will speak, with Lt Gov Preston Smith invited as special guest. Dr S M Kennedy will moderate a Q and A session after a chuck wagon supper at 6 30 p m and program at 7 45 p m. Citizens invited to attend the event hosted by the Lubbock League of Women Voters and SAR League with Jerry Davis C L Boggs Kenneth Kilian R M Delaney Lloyd Antonides in charge.
Mrs Donald Lowder formerly Miss Sue Hill was honored at a morning coffee at the Lubbock Country Club. About sixty five guests attended as daisies and spring flowers decorated theevent. Hostesses were Mrs Orville Stewart Mrs Hunter Bryant Mrs Brantley Malone Mrs Earl Miller Mrs James Moss and Mrs Sam Weaver. The Lowders wed April 10 in Norman Oklahoma and now live in Midwest City Oklahoma. Afghanistan has borrowed money to buy rice.
Miss Delia Malacara, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Malacara of Amarillo, was honored at a Friday afternoon shower hosted by Miss Sandra Croom at 2522 20th St. Crystal and silver pieces graced the decor, and a bride’s book served as the hostess gift. A July 17 wedding in Amarillo is planned with Hugh Boner as the groom-to-be.
Miss Vinnie Margaret Bird, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles A Bird of Lubbock, and Russell Stewart Marriott Jr, son of Mr and Mrs R S Marriott of Kensington Md, renewed marriage vows in a Salt Lake Temple ceremony officiated by President Hugh B Brown. The bride wore satin with petal point sleeves and a lace veil. Bridesmaids wore pink shantung gowns with empire waistlines. Marriott is a Brigham Young University student and Shamrock Society president. he previously served an LDS Irish Mission.
The bridegroom resides in Kensington and serves as best man. Ushers Charles Carter Bryan Lowe Kenneth Christensen of Provo and Jerry Zelbig attended. Guests will gather at 8 p.m. Saturday for a reception at 3211 58th St Lubbock. The bride wore beige for the wedding trip to Texas.
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