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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1967

Page

7

Fashion fun for summer dresses and beach wear

Summer months bring fashion fun for children and mothers. Articles detail cool sleeveless dresses with empire waists, dotted Swiss bands, and butterfly back designs in 100 polyester. Also covered are red white and blue swim outfits for Fourth of July outings and a navy blue twill dress with red white trim and gold buttons for fall.

Little Miss D'Ann Sturgeon O. V. Sturgeon St. Jooks Mary Alice Diers

Dear Ann Landers Homemaker's Domain Advice Column

Ann Landers counsels a homemaker to set firm boundaries with her visiting mother in law and to claim homemaker authority over reorganization. A second letter criticizes a neighbor for feigned illness to draw sympathy, noting possible emotional distress behind the behavior.

Ann Landers Alweuis Migrane Miller Reseue

Heloise tips on patty science and thrift kitchen tricks

A jumble of reader notes covers burger patty technique from letting meat reach room temperature to using heavy plates and wax paper for shaping. It includes advice on greasing plates, avoiding waste, and a humorous aside about a kitchen experiment with patty circles and rims, plus letters about saving time and polite responses to compliments or leftovers.

Watts Kiker Ring Vows Pledged At Trinity Church

Wedding vows were exchanged at 8 pm on June 10 at Trinity Baptist Church with Rev. Jimmy McGuire officiating. Parents Mr and Mrs W C Riker and Mr and Mrs Fred Watts attended as Linda McMahan of Lubbock served as maid of honor with Edith Johnson as brides maid. Larry Kooger of Lubbock was best man, groomsmen Ben Moncrief of Lubbock and Richard Brown of Carlsbad, ushers Wayne Riker, Terry Watts, Curtis Morton, flower girls Suzanne Brown and Beth Brown, candlelighters Pat Brown and Jet Brown. The bride, a 196 graduate of Post High School, attended Columbia Secretarial College in Odessa and is employed as a secretary in Dallas. The groom, a Wilmer Hutchins High School graduate, majors in industrial management at Texas Tech and works for Affiliated Foods. They reside in Hutchins.

Trinity Baptist Church Linda McMahan Lubbork Edith Johnson Larry Kooger Lubbock Ben Moncrief Richard Brown Carlsbad Wayne Riker Terry Watts Curtis Moostin Suzanne Brown Beth Brown Pat Brown Jet Brown Heloise Columbia Secretarial College Odessa Mrs. K. Nehols Tech Affiliated Foods Dallas Chicago Columbia Exposition Terry Delly

A Lovelier You Weighs In With Calorie Boosts

Mary Sue Miller answers underweight readers with weight gain tips. She suggests adding about 800 calories at breakfast using items like fruit, poached eggs, broiled bacon and buttered toast, plus a nutrient drink.

Interic Ben 9 Mary Sué Miller Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Snider Goodrum Wedding Performed In Ropesville

In Ropesville on a ranch home setting the Snider and Goodrum families joined in a marriage ceremony. Rev Ben Cease officiated with Jeter Snider acting as best man and Donnie Goodrum presenting the bride. The bride wore a satin sheath with Chantilly lace and carried white carnations English ivy and a white orchid. Miss Susan Berry served as bridesmaid and provided music. The couple planned a trip to Red River and Santa Fe after the ceremony.

Win Ben Cease Iherte Goodrumpe I Jeter Snider Rt. 1 Mea Goodrum Fiest ‘Baptist Donnie Goodrum Susan Berry Lonnie Exum Ropesville 1 i High School Red River Santa Fe

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