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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1973
Page
8
A reader shares a parental guidance checklist praising daily affection fair discipline and family activities. Responses from Ann Landers and readers discuss divorce in law and in laws, plus a note about sending problems to the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal for help.
A young woman ridden with a summer misfortune seeks color without sun. She tells of a new skin ailment from a bad burn last summer and of orders from her dermatologist to avoid sun exposure and tanning.
A gift reception honored Mr. and Mrs. Craig Spotts Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roberts 2608 Raleigh Ave. Co hosts included Marilyn Roberts and others. guests listed included Georgia Spotts Harvey Spotts Sr. and Will Teaff. The Spots were married June 9 in De Land Florida.
In this column a reader asks why dandelions are called dandy lions and describes methods to kill them, including burning the puffball tops. Rev Joseph Gegg reflects on divorce as an exam, while Fern Porter shares candy-making stick tips. Martha Berlien suggests carpet squares for door repair and Mary Crumpton recounts vacuuming a rock garden to remove debris.
Donna Fay Stockton becomes bride of Fred Hill at Trinity Church with ceremony led by a minister. Bride is Coronado High School 1973 graduate working as a dental assistant. groom attends Texas Tech and works for Coca-Cola Sprite Bottling. The couple plans residence at 503 B Ave S after a Galveston Dallas honeymoon.
Mr and Mrs Dale Carlile celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary in the Willie Room of Swisher Electric Co hosted by their children Terry Dallana Robin and Kelly Carlile with relatives and friends including out of town guests Stan Keeney L D Carlile and W D Jones from Assi Clairemont and Amarillo, Texas where the couple has lived.
Candace Carol Curbo and Raymond Jennings Wimple Ill repeated vows at the bride’s parents home in Wichita Falls. The Rev. Don Coleman officiated. The couple plans summer residence in Wichita Falls and fall in Lubbock.
Caprock Duplicate Bridge Club awarded first place to Mrs. E C Perry and Bill Anthony Jr in overall results. Second went to Mrs. Bill Lee and Mrs. Carl Lightner, with third to Mrs. E B Hicks and Mrs. R H Davis. North South winners included Mrs. Cayle Reed and Mrs. Shirley Curry, first. East West winners tied for second and third with Mrs. Leola Hall and Mrs. Cleon McCallen and others. A novice group was listed with winners. New players may join the Thursday 9 45 a m session. call Mrs. Robert Burns at 747 4035 for details. Regular bridge meets at the same hour.
Miss Maria Elena Garcia and Oscar Valdez Flores wed in a 3:30 p.m. ceremony at St. Patricks Church officiated by Rev. Stephen Keogh. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Feliciano Garcia. the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Maximiliano Flores. Attendants included Gloria Croja and Ernest Longoria with a large local wedding party. The couple will reside at 217 Beech Ave. Mrs. Flores attends Esta cado High School.
Miss Beverly Burnett and Wayne Turman wed in a 7 30 p m ceremony at Hodges Chapel First Christian Church with Rev Jack Garrett officiating The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs J O Burnett and the groom son of Mr and Mrs M W Lowrey After a trip to Fort Worth the couple will live in Canyon The bride wore a Victorian style gown designed by her mother
The chapel of Lakesig Care Center hosted a 7:30 p.m. Friday wedding ceremony for Edwards and Hill as the couple exchanged vows in a quiet service at the care facility chapel.
Miss Janie Denise Patterson and Jimmie Lee Parrish wed at Abernathy Church of Christ in a 6 p m ceremony officiated by Glenn Reagan. Attendants included maid of honor Jan Vineyard and best man Johnny Parrish. The couple plans to reside in Lubbock after the wedding.
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