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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1975
Page
10
Crochet instructions describe making a beer can hat from five panels using beer cans and yarn. It covers cutting cans, punching holes, crocheting panels, joining, crown, brim, and sizing notes, with reader letters offering related crochet and household tips.
The Under 20 Duplicate Bridge Club met at the Bridge Center on Tuesday with Bernice Armstrews and Mrs Velma Woodson taking first. Eichelberger and Jean Mikesell tied for second with Mrs Oliver Ramsey and Mrs Charles Neilson for third. The next meeting is 4 pm Tuesday.
Local family page from the Lubbock Texas paper dated Friday June 13 1975 presents personal notices and community items. It highlights births weddings anniversaries and obituaries among residents and families in the area. The page emphasizes local names and events without sensational detail.
In a Chicago Tribune bridge column North attempts a grand slam after partner opens one spade. Declarer finds a path to slam despite West's clubs and East's king. By testing West's distribution, he secures the contract with precise ruffs, a timing sequence, and endplay possibilities depending on 4-3-3-3 or 4-4-3-2 layouts.
Creole cookery blends French Spanish and African influences to create dishes like gumbo jambalaya bouillabaisse and cafe brulot. The author recalls a New Orleans breakfast with oyster soup roast quail and flaming desserts, noting spicy seasonings and versatile uses of meats and seafood in Creole cuisine.
Lisa Forsythe, Monterey High School graduate, was honored at a supper and swim party Thursday hosted by Mrs. Norman Monk at 3503 43rd St. Cohostess was Mrs. Bill Moss. Dr. and Mrs. Ted Forsythe, Lisa’s parents, attended as special guests.
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