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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1972
Page
8
Dear Ann Landers offers guidance on teens tensions over dating and limits and a troubled mother seeking help for her son’s fear of the dark. The advice urges open communication supervision and counseling, advising against spankings and endorsing a dim night light.
While President Nixon visits China, Jean Koh and Grace Chen two former Shanghai residents now in Texas share memories of their homeland and discuss plans to open a Chinese restaurant in Lubbock to employ Chinese students. They describe Shanghai, study English, and note daughters pursuing medicine physics and architecture.
Page two feature from the February 3 1972 edition highlights local events and notices in Lubbock Texas with brief profiles and community items.
A reader shares clever repurposing ideas from broken vacuum bottles to a wind of household tricks. Suggestions include turning glass shards into a pencil holder a water cup for kids and using a lid as a learning toy. The column also covers washer sheet threading cord management T shirt hacks and a wonton recipe.
Miss Anita Zeman and Walter Len McCullough pledged double ring vows at 7 pm in Skyline Baptist Church with Rev. Russell Moore officiating. The bride, daughter of Alfred D. Zeman and wife, wore a white satin gown as Judy Norris served as maid of honor and attendants included Pamela Sue Zeman and Myrtle Faye Cummings.
JOY PENROD reports the Fellowship of Christian Athletes Zurich program at a Lubbock Women’s Club Roundtable noon meeting. Texas Tech coach Jim Carlen spoke on spiritual guidance for youth, while Ed Mooney outlined pro athlete Christian group activities and the Explosion ’72 in Dallas.
A.Engagements A English of 5303 47th St announces the engagement of Dru English to Robert William Palmer of 2302 69th St They plan a May 12 wedding at St Matthew United Methodist Church Dru is a Coronado High School 1970 graduate and Lubbock State School employee Palmer a 1968 Monterey High School graduate and Texas Tech student and Lubbock State School employee Clarence Floyd Gasch is the fiancé of Linda Dale Prince Prince is the daughter of Lee Prince of 508 41st St and the couple plan a March 18 wedding in Oklahoma City Both attended Lubbock Public Schools and the groom works in maintenance for an Oklahoma City apartment complex.
Writer Mary Sue Miller reviews deodorants and antiperspirants comparing how they work to curb odor and perspiration. The piece explains active ingredients, FDA labeling, packaging formats, and notes soaps and powders also offer protection, inviting readers to request more information.
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