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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1971

Page

7

Ann Landers Advice Column Letter Snarls Office Politics

A reader complains about a jealous secretary and a married boss, demanding boundaries. Ann Landers responds that the secretary should mind her own business and maintain professionalism, while a second letter asks about a husband keeping dirty pornography, which Landers condemns as an adolescent fixation. A grandson gift dispute about toy guns ends with advice favoring nonviolent activities for children.

Ann Landers O.K

Future Homemakers Leadership Conference Opens at Tech

More than 500 Future Homemakers from FHA chapters across Texas gather at Texas Tech University for a two day leadership conference themed Communication in Leadership. Dr Hardy Clemons delivers the opening keynote Care and Communicate as student leaders run sessions and group discussions in the University Center Ballroom.

FHA Texas Tech University Department of Home Economics Education Virginia Tompkins Trene Gromatsky

Sun Down Serenade to be performed by Hereford High band

After viewing art and costumes at the Museum, conferees will attend an open air Sun down Serenade performed by the Hereford High School band under director Ben Gollehan. Rick Hurst, attorney general of the Texas Tech

Hereford High School Ben Gollehan Rick Hurst Texas Tech

University Leaders to Address Leadership Conference

Tech sophomore Vicki Davis former state first vice president will speak at 10 30 a m Friday during the concluding general session on Stepping Up Your Leadership For Tomorrow Mis Davis will lead recognitions and the closing ceremony Initial conference registration starts Wednesday at the Commons area of the Wiggins Complex on the Tech campus followed by orientation sessions for officers participants advisors consultants and group leaders.

University Center Tech Hardy Clemons Second Baptist Church Gromatzky FHA Area I Raquetta Mitchell Coronado High School Willa Vaughn Tinsley Camille Bell Miss Cade Debbie Hobgood Frenship High School Paula Carroll O'Donnell High School Miss Carroll Dr. Clemons University Student Association Vicki Davis State First Miss Davis Wiggins Complex

Summer Escapades At YWCA For 6 To 11 Year Olds Begin June 21

The YWCA at 3101 35th St launches a two week Summer Escapades program for youngsters ages 6 to 11 from 9 to 12 each Monday Wednesday and Thursday starting June 21. Fee is 6 dollars per child. Additional sessions follow July 5 July 19 and Aug 2 with sewing tennis and stitchery classes also offered next week. Registration required by phone 792-2723 and membership is needed.

YWCA 35Th St The Steve Martinez Melody Mitchell Barbara Bramlet Peggy Howard United Fund Agency

Heloise Suggests Gripper Snaps To Save Clothes

A reader notes children ruin clothes by tearing buttons and buttonholes. Substituting gripper snaps reduces mending, as snaps withstand washing and conceal with trim or a sewn-on button.

Heloise

Evening events fill Lubbock area listings in calendar

Calendar notes include Trounders Club 3 p.m. at Mackenzie Terrace and United Methodist Church events. Evening activities cover YWCA stops, Golden Youth Club at YMCA, Hodges Center teen night, Bridge clubs, Weight Watchers, TOPS, Toastmistress, Delta Theta Chi, and more. Community letters offer home tips and doorbell advice.

A Lovelier You Dermatologists Turn Gray In Summertime

Dermatologists warn against excessive sun exposure noting it causes premature drying and aging. Readers are advised to limit sun, use sunscreen based on skin type, and choose products with moisturizers or tinted blocks. For details contact Mary Sue Miller in care of Lubbock Avalanche Journal.

Mary Sue Miller New York Lubbock Avalanche-Journal

Brown Gardner couple wed in Houston ceremony

Susan Joe Gardner and Lt. William Michael Brown unite at Oak Forest Baptist Church in Houston in a double ring ceremony conducted by Dr. R G Commander. The couple, honeymooning in New Orleans, will reside in Leesville Louisiana.

Houston Susan Joe Gardner William Michael Brown Oak Forest Baptist Church R. G. Commander Melanie Dement Alton R. Gardner Monterey High School Lubbock Sam Houston State University Oregon State University Peter Kapernick Portland Ore Gary Gardner Lyndon Sanford Beaverton David Jacobson Roy Dobbs Tim Rice Tim Coury Leesville Kapernick Sanford Jacobson

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