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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1973
Page
8
Chicago special advises on affordable outdoor cooking across seasons. It lists rotisserie options like corned beef brisket and pork shoulder, plus grilled items such as chuck steak and kielbasa, then covers heat control and the thermometer to ensure doneness for successful backyard meals.
A letter exchange in the Ann Landers column defends parents against blame from adult children and then critiques a cashier credo. The debate includes reminders about self insight, customer service, and the role of psychiatrists, with readers urged to send problems to the columnist.
A collection of short reader notes from the Taublock Avalanche-Journal highlighting practical tips. Suggestions include replacing mixer beaters with two pairs for quick transitions, overbed tables on wheels with outlets, inexpensive gift ideas, simple knitting needle hacks, egg removal from cartons, and a plastic pill bottle used as a rain guard for a purse.
Leamond Dean, dancer turned designer, shapes clothing for a modern woman. He works with Towncliffe Inc and hails from Durham, North Carolina. His design ethos emphasizes taste and intelligence for an active today life.
Miss Mary Cecile Hackney and Jimmy Allen Glick wed at 7:30 p.m. Monday with Rev. Robert C. Corman officiating. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ochis Lee Hackney and Mrs. Jack Meeks. The bride, a Monterey High School graduate and Texas Tech pre nursing major, and the groom, a MHS graduate, plan to reside at 4301 16th St after a trip to Vail, Colo. District attendants included Mrs. Tom Brown, Becky McMackin, and Cecil Barker. best man Orville Gene Aicher. groomsmen John Staton and Steve Scarbrough. Flow er girl Elizabeth Shoop. Ceremony featured music by Dr. Woodie Coleman and Mrs. George Dawson. The bride wore a white organza gown with lace bodice.
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