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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1966
Page
7
A whimsical guide urges women to beat rain gloom with vivid clothing. It suggests bold yellows lemon tones and sky blues, green rain capes, and matching boots to create a reflected blush and visible charm. It warns against lilac in rain and notes street corners can feel romantic.
Peanut clusters make a nourishing snack for children. Melt cup crunch style peanut butter, cup miniature marshmallows and cup butter in a double boiler. Stir in cup coconut and rolled oats uncooked. Add teaspoonfuls of waxed purporehill. Makes 2 dozen.
Garden Club members met at Mrs. George Grantham Lb 60th St with Sins Anton Person presiding Officers elected include Mrs Harold Farmer president Mrs Harry Edens vice president Mrs Ollie Livington secretary treasurer Mrs George Grantham reporter and Mr Person welfare chairman Growing Roses on the Plains presented by Mrs Edens Guests included Mrs Eugene Baker and Mrs J T Peace of Moult Ga Duane Parker to host April 1 at 2 p m Breakfast recipe yields six servings with butter margarine shredded wheat and poached egg as topping
Beta Sigma Phi Upsilon Sigma chapter hosted a couples rush party titled Gambiers Gala at Candyland Party House. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Jerry Peason Mr and Mrs Ders Sanders and Mr and Mrs Phillip Melton plus transferee couple Mr and Mrs Jan Furnace and guests Mr and Mrs Roland Russell. The next meeting is set for 8 30 p m March 1 at Mrs Martin Boyd's home. An elephant may eat up to 200 pounds of wood and bark daily.
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