Health tips for families warned on ear piercing risks
Patricia McCormack reports UPI health notes from Dr Bradford Cannon of Boston warning ear piercing can cause infected lobes, atrophy, and permanent earmarks. He cites American Medical Association concerns that rings can tear from the ear. Additional cautions cover home noise impact on health, skin cancer risk from sun exposure, and sleep and diet effects on skin health.
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Patricia McCormack
New York
UPI
Bradford Cannon
Boston
Cannon
American Medical Association
Lee E Farr
Junior Miss Speaks Out on Teen Imitation by Parents
Patrice Gaunder America's Junior Miss, from St. Joseph Missouri, warns parents imitate teens. She notes teens seek adult admiration while adults set fashion and behavior, citing Jacqueline Kennedy as a rare example. Gaunder, a Lakeshore High graduate and Marygrove College freshman, plans Peace Corps work and teaching.
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Jeanne Sakot
New York
Patrice Gaunder
America
Jacqueline Kennedy
Jackie
Patree Gaundler
Mobile
Alabama
Patrice
Seph
Missouri
Lakeshore High School
Detroit
Marygrove College
Peace Corps
Bride Elect Renae Carter to be Honored in Saturday Shower
A miscellaneous bridal event for Renae Carter bride elect of Mike Slagle Ware is planned from 2 to 3 pm Saturday at the home of Mrs Sewell on 6 45th Street. Decorations feature blue and white with a net tablecloth over white satin. Special guests include the honoree’s mother Mrs Rayford HL Carter and grandmothers Mrs No AL Hinson and Mrs Jim Newton both of Levelland. The couple will pledge vows at 1 pm April 9 in Highland Assembly of God Church.
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Renae Carter
Mike Slagley Ware
Sewell
45Th St
Jim Johnson
Rayford HL Carter
No AL Hinson
Jim Newton
Levelland
Highland Assembly of God
Senneth Tomlinson
Sherry Pilchie
Omhana
Torkinsen
Lanes
Shock View
City Council Freedom Chapter selects project for 1967
The Lubbock City Council of Beta Sigma Phi met Monday night with twelve chapters represented. Mrs. Ken Jones presided. The chapter chose First Town, USA as a possible project for 1967, with a project committee including Jocelyn Shipley, Ben Lymon, Wayne Mathis and Tom Middleton. May 15 was set for a lead event. new council members will meet April 4 in the Monterey Reddy Room. Executive board plans Founders Day April 6 at Mrs. Jones home. Yearbooks and scrapbooks were submitted for judging. winners will be announced April 20.
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Sappa Kappa Gamma
Kapna Lo
Howse Bas
Laren
Mines
Roy Wilkins
Lamar Jones
Giles M. Forbes
William A. John
Asurer
Barry Williams
Panbe
Maedzen
Alema Wilking
Kappa Karpa Gamma
Bretton Woods
Nhl
Lubbiockehagier
George Co Miller
EB Brovckeay
Lubbock
Beta Sigma Phi
Federal Savings and Loan Assa
Ken Jones
Firistown
USA
Mme Jocelyn Shipley
Ben Lymon
Wayne Mathis
Tom Middleton
Monterey
Carpet cleaning offer at Dunlap's four stores
Safe Blue Lustrete brightens colors and leaves a fluffy nap on wall to wall carpet. An easy to tune electric shampooer is rentable for 1 dollar per day at Dunlap's four stores.
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Dunlap's
Sew Club Meets At Mrs Reagan Home
Mrs E M Reagan hosted the Rock and Sew Club on Tuesday afternoon at 4004 Ida Jou Road. Eight members attended. The next meeting will be at 2 30 p m April 5 at 12825 E Tth Street, the home of Mrs Robert Foster.
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SEW Club
E. M. Reagan
Ida- Jou Rd
Momers
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Petrice
Avalanche-Journal
Clemen
SDAY
Oloun Talon
Ibsp City Council
Freedom Chapter
Eastern Star
Macksenzie Masonic Hall
Carl Milam
Michael A. Elliot
Romanche Chapter
Beulah Huddleston
Texas Star Point
FA. Kleinschmidt
Buell Foley
Sallis Monk
Donald R. Webster
Hollie Knutson
Keith Franklin
Emmett Hazlewood
Japan
iLafcadio Hearnt
Life At
Bone Sweet Kid
Black Patent
Styles
Cal
McCalls
the Shoe Place
West Texas
Caprock 50Th St
Oei
Latham
Adly Beng
34Th
Flint
Flintwood Center
Eritrea
Fitchett Electric
Cobbers
KNACK
California
Ji Lathakor Costin
Ashions
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