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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1966
Page
8
Mrs. Alice Buehner, 34, current Mrs. America, urges strong discipline for children. She advocates limited allowances, defined chores, and firm rules, arguing permissiveness breeds bad kids while emphasizing respect for authority and open family communication.
A 14-year-old asks if greeting a Black cook is wrong. Landers brands the friend a snob and questions the value of such friendship. A 26-year-old seeks guidance on parental control over visits. Landers urges independence or leaving home. A sister asks about an 11-year-old afraid to sleep alone. doctor evaluation advised. no co-sleeping with siblings.
Dr. Willation Vaughn Tinsley, dean of Texas Tech University’s School of Home Economics, was named Home Economist of the Year by the Texas Home Economics Association at its annual meeting in Dallas. The award was presented by Dr. Mina Lamb as Dr. Sarah T. Hughes delivered the keynote.
Readers share practical tips from ice handling with milk cartons to make and reuse ice blocks. Others describe repurposing nylon hose for washcloths, efficient packing, and simple storage fixes. A user notes a hospital stay inspired by easier to open letters and a paper clip replacing toothpicks for painting.
The Women's Missionary Council of the First Assembly of God Church met Thursday morning in the church chapel. Members shared correspondence from Assemblies of God ministries and collected contributions for home missions. A devotional themed Kindness Inspired by Love was given by Mrs. Newton and others.
The Lubbock Antique and Collectors Club met Thursday at Mrs. C. Wata Siotwood’s home to view an art glass collection. Members discussed pieces including Quezal and imitations of Tiffany glass. Next meeting features a guest day tea on a Tuesday in April at Mrs. S. E. Cone’s home.
A rush party was scheduled at the Villa Inn today with Noel Edwards speaking on life and rights. Over thirteen members attended the meeting as part of Phi Beta Rho activities at G80-A Ave.
Members will set up at Jerry's Thriftway supermarket located at 225 Ave. Hi to register voters. The drive runs Saturday through Thursday with registration from 9:00 a.m. to noon and from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday.
The Merry Miners Square Dance Club hosts an evening at 8 p m at K. ON. Clapp Party House with a four point square dance format.
Phi-Laws Study Club elects officers including Mims Terry Williams as president Worth Marshall as vice president Don Harris as secretary Lonnie Mayhugh as treasurer and Lee Latan as reporter. Committees include Mrs Marshall Mrs Joe Dale Bryan Mrs Worth Trammel and Mrs Rob Moody social and program chairs. Next meeting set for 10 am in April at the home of Mrs Joe Fortenberrs Now Deal.
Tickets remain for a Monday luncheon in Lubbock honoring Nancy Bernard 1906 National Maid of Cotton. The event, chaired by Bob Poteet of the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce, runs Monday at the Lubbock Country Club with Bernard speaking on her Memphis Tennessee title win. Reservations at the chamber offices 902 Texas Avis POD-165p.
Miss Jane Thompson of Slaton, bride elect to Joe Doyle Williamson, will be honored at a noon luncheon in Hemphill-Wells Tea Room. Mothers Mrs Harmon Thompson and Mrs D N Williamson attend, with hostesses Mrs Glen Payne, J P Haliburton, J B Edwards, Guy James, and Bo J Patterson, all of Slaton. The couple will marry April 23 at Slaton First Methodist Church.
Thomas Warren of Freed-Hardeman College will speak at the Vandelia Church of Christ on 2002 60th Street. The public is cordially invited to attend the session detailing cited subjects.
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