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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1972
Page
8
Readers weigh in on hair fashion and teen culture sparked by the Beatles. A Canadian-America identity question and yacht etiquette prompt Ann Landers guidance as letters discuss manners, borders, and social norms.
A teen writer explains parental and brotherly reactions to perfume use. Advice favors light fragrances, underarm deodorant, and avoiding overwhelming scents, with note to choose a scent like sun shower after baths. Readers may write Mary Sue Miller at The Lubbock Avalanche Journal for beauty questions.
New chocolate flavored chewing gum and candy with caramel and a thick chocolate coating melt into a fondue style treat. Chocolate mint pecan cakes and chocolate with freeze dried strawberries in bar form showcased at the National Fancy Food Show per the Chocolate Manufacturers Association of the U.S.
A string of bridal showers honored Cynthia Reaves Nel son Fox Camille Pearce Ronnie Sanders Miss Pamela Lambert Sandie Clegg and Janice Neagle with hostesses guests and themes across several homes in a series of events. Each couple plans to wed in June July or August at local churches and chapels with colors yellow white pink green or orange featured in decorations.
Readers share a DIY idea using florist clay to stabilize any dish as an elegant, one piece hors d oeuvre tray. A second tip suggests cleaning insights from a mislaid routine and clever soap wrapper use. A reader notes tracking prescription prices by writing them on the label after returning home.
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