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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1962
Page
8
A ceremony in Cleburne referenced as Double Ring Vous was described with unclear phrasing. The report notes a formal event center on a specific date and mentions participants involved in the ritual. Further readable details identify a local group presenting the program and attendees from the community.
A radio of garbled OCR text mentions names like Mrs Emily Terrall and Mrs Learvelle, plus stray phrases about savings, gifts, weddings, and various items such as vegetables and flowers. The readable fragments offer no coherent event, date, or clear entities beyond these scattered names.
Miss Doris Nesbitt, professor of home economics at Tech, attends the AHEA meeting with Dean supporting roles. They discuss gastrition Menderson and Fovette topics as part of the institutional program.
Dear Heloise shares frugal fixes such as plastering small wall holes with Plaster of Paris mixed with water, letting dry, then painting to match interiors. She notes whitening toothpaste can help move pictures and suggests nylon stocking shine tricks, plus caution about material quality.
Fragmentary text describes courtesy and honor, mentions shoe polish and stockings, and references a brown article and a daughter. Readable details are limited. no clear event, names, or locations emerge to identify a full news item.
Fragmented calendar item mentions a party hosted by Mas Live and Ok Cream Party members for Tier children, with scattered names and odd phrases. The readable parts reference a sister, a party, and drying, plus various misjoined names and places yielding a hazy social scene without clear events or outcomes.
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