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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1973
Page
8
A practical bean soup recipe outlines selecting navy, cannellini or other beans, soaking overnight, and cooking to tender perfection. It suggests adding beef bouillon, browned pork chops, onions, parsley, celery tops, savory, basil, salt, pepper, and tomato puree for a rich flavor, with leftovers freezeable.
Mary Williams, coordinator, explains volunteers deliver hot meals to 127 Lubbock residents five days a week from Horace Mitchell Restaurant. The program, funded by donations and a federal grant, must raise 50 percent of its 77 940 budget starting April. Volunteers, from diverse walks of life, provide about 1 1/2 hours weekly.
Miss Jan Northcutt bride elect of Rick Willson was honored with a miscella neous shower Friday night at 2303 52nd St. Hosts included Mrs Dalton Jones and several local guests. The couple plans to wed April 7 at First Baptist Church.
Mrs. John C. Alford announces the engagement of Morrison Alford to Arthur Newton. Newton is the son of Mrs. Edna Newton of Idalou and the late Mr. C E Newton. The couple plans a April 7 wedding.
Volunteers for Vision Lubbock chapter was honored at a tea held at the home of Mrs. J Davis Armistead celebrating National Save Your Vision Week and the chapter's second charter anniversary by Luci Nugent. The program has aided more than 3,000 children in Lubbock schools this year and plans new vision screening efforts for next September in area schools.
First place went to Mrs. Judson Clements and Mrs. L. G. Mikesell at the Hub City Duplicate Bridge Club game in Precinct 1 Clubhouse. Second place teams were Mrs. David Hester with Mrs. Dudley Walker and third were Frank Poindexter and Herb Rosen. Next game set for 7:45 pm Wednesday at the clubhouse.
Chicago columnist Mary Sue Miller outlines arm shaping routines designed to slim and firm the upper limbs. The program includes side-lying stretches and overhead extensions, with emphasis on speed and repetition to improve tone. Readers may write Miller through The Lubbock Avalanche Journal for personalized beauty questions.
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