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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1975
Page
7
A feature titled Cooking Becomes Art For Minister's Wife describes a recipe for Kibby and pickled turnips. The piece lists ingredients such as lean ground lamb, cracked wheat, onions, herbs, lemons, olive oil, salt, and pepper. It references a church event at United Methodist Church with Rev. and Mrs. at 4705 W. 9th, noting attendance and social context.
The fragment mentions a bridge event or person names Caprooi e, Sire, Andy Cutmele and MSO in a jumbled entry. Readable facts are scarce. no coherent item found to confirm a full report or outcome.
Readable fragments describe a Slaton event with attendants and a time reference. The text mentions Anita, Ray, Carolyn and Ernest as participants or honorees and lists a menu item featuring Hamburgers with canned peach halves and a bhaghecue sauce served with fresh vegetable relish.
Readable fragments describe a repeated musical or linguistic pair. The text presents garbled OCR style lines with repeated sounds and broken phrases. No clear event dates or named persons are identifiable within the legible portion.
A local Open House honors Mr and Mrs Christopher celebrating long-time residence in Hobbs. The couple, parents of a son and grandchildren, are described with details of their life together since 1956.
A reader shares a garbled, humorous “Ten Commandments Of Happiness” list and asks Ann Landers for judgment. The column reproduces mixed lines about getting along, patience, respect, and not harming others, followed by a personal plea about marriage and family issues with a scattered narrative and a final attribution to Lubbock, AMES.
Fragmented text describes a scene with a trader or outlaw and a lingering mystery. It mentions a girl named Shep, a 45 day reference, and cryptic actions around potter and riblets. The readable items hint at a rough Western setting without clear narrative.
An anniversary observance was held with a reception hosted by the couple and their families. Attendees included local church members and relatives such as Mrs Dans Chronister and Roban Penn, with tributes to the couple and their children and grandchildren.
Bridge note shows opening lead by Oswald and teammates Oawali James, with a decisive sign off by West North East South. The terse card hints at confident bidding and a tactical endgame, illustrating crisp signals and signaling.
Prominent locals Lemons Brown tied the knot Saturday in a ceremony led by Rev. Denalerian. The bride, a daughter of Alp and Mrs. Laster Lemons, and the groom, son of Carolyn Tromba and Sheldon Brown, featured attendants Waren Lantos and Austin Canon. The couple, both graduates of Colorado High School, plan a wedding trip to San Antonio and Corpus Christi before settling in Latchboets.
A church ceremony united a couple in a rites gathering. Despite fragmented text, readable names and phrases hint at a summer wedding with attendees and local participants involved in the rite.
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