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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1971
Page
8
Readers share Easter craft ideas including an edible egg tree made from hollowed eggs and spring hats, plus practical tips for children’s comfort and kitchen chores. Letters discuss removing ants with soap, satin pillowcases for sleep, garlic handling, avoiding cup handles, and fastening posters with yardsticks and coat hangers.
Lubbock League delegates join 41 local leagues at the Dallas Adolphus Hotel for the 13th LWV state convention starting at 12:30 p.m. Speakers include Dr. Phillip Lewis Jr. of Wisconsin and Arlington Mayor Tom Vanderegriff. Topics cover voter registration reforms poverty aid and state government efficiency. A bus tour to study city growth and environmental impact follows the luncheon.
Mary Sue Miller advises redheads with fair skin to favor blue undertone colors such as blue green and blue violet for flattering contrast. She notes orange red hair clashes with reds from pink to maroon and warns that personal mood and comfort matter, even with modern print fabrics. Readers may write for beauty problem guidance.
The Past Chiefs Club gathered Friday at Knights of Pythias Hall for a covered dish dinner. Mrs. Ernest Buckner and Mrs. Belverd Needles led a discussion on antiques at 3 p.m. at Clem ent Sorosis Study Club. Members brought family antiques to Mrs. C. I. Green’s home. Next meeting is set for 3 p.m. April 13 in the Reddy Room of Southwestern Public Service Co. downtown with a spring salad demonstration by Mrs. Tom Collins and hostess Mrs. A. B. Bryant.
Plastic lids from coffee cans freeze ham burger patties. Place one patty on each lid, stack and slip the stack into a plastic bag. Seal and store in the freezer. No defrosting needed for a few patties. they come apart easily, says National Family Opinion Inc. crediting a homemaker consultant.
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