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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1975
Page
7
Fragmentary notes discuss children as miniature adults and public behavior expectations. The text mentions family and social norms and hints at punitive tone toward youth. Names or clear events are not readable, details unclear due to corrupted OCR.
The Crosbyton ceremony united James Karr and his bride in a double ring wedding officiated by the Rev. Bobi minis. The newlyweds, former Crosbyton High School students, attended Texas State University with Karr a student at the University of Dallas. The article preserves broader historical and social details, including references to early education and family etiquette themes.
Wednesday evening at the Comer Vinging residence a social event drew Mrs Sas, Mes Rots, Mrs Bet Cope Park, Mrs Brown, Mes Duikey Walk, and others. Guests engaged in light conversation as they moved through rooms and shared refreshments.
Miss Kelley Brock and Miss Peggy Peacock are feted with bridal showers at local homes. Family members and cohosts attend as plans for July weddings are noted. The event list includes Mrs Bil Brock and Mrs Hes McCary with several relatives and friends.
Mrs Winkler was honored with a layette shower at the home of Mrs Avon Halimar marking a friendly social event. The event featured neighbors and local community members with well wishes for the expectant mother.
Watermelon popsicles made by blending watermelon cubes and straining seeds. A sugar and lemon juice syrup is prepared and cooled then mixed with watermelon juice before freezing in ice trays for about 36 small pops.
Mr and Mrs Pollis celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary with family and friends in Fremont. The couple, married June 1, moved to New Home and raised a family of 32 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren while Mr Pollis worked for the city and they hosted a party with relatives from Wilson Houston and nearby areas.
OCR fragment shows a jumble of food terms and nonsensical phrases including nuts, spices, powders, and desserts. No coherent event or names emerge. reads as corrupted notes or a shopping list with possible references to cookies and confections.
A reader story recounts a school principal staging a waste demonstration with students to show discarded lunches. The piece includes Ann Landers guidance on reducing waste and a broader note on pets in public spaces, urging readers to address issues with managers and authorities.
A local reception honored Mr and Mrs Stokes GDONNELL and Mrs BALL. Hosts were families of the couples and friends. The Stokes family resided in Arie and Mie with Albert Ray Stokes of farming on O Dunne.
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