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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1971
Page
8
A page of reader questions and Ann Landers replies covers loneliness fatigue engagement concerns and etiquette. A widow urges volunteering while another asks about a fiancé’s temper and a parent asks about announcing an engagement with etiquette guidance from The Book.
The Lubbock Business and Professional Women's club selects Sheila Miller of Coronado High Brenda Mayfield of Lubbock High Janice Pratt of Dunbar High Rosemary Reyes of Estacado High and Tamara Chauncey of Monterey High as March Girl of the Month. Each girl is highlighted for school activities future plans and family background.
Gloria Musser shares a neat hack on Heloise using a curtain rod wrapped in corduroy installed inside a closet door to hang necklaces for easy at-a-glance selection. Readers praise the idea as a practical storage solution.
First place in the Gubbock Duplicate Bridge Club event at the Bridge Center went to Mrs. Smith Keller and Mrs. Cliff Widener. Second place to Mrs. Elmer Terry and Mrs. C. W. Murdock, third to Mike Clendenin and Mrs. Jack Clendenin. Novice winners were Mrs. Thomas L. Thompson and Mrs. Elton Blackman with Al Postar and Doug Serage second and Miss Alice Coy and Mrs. L. J. Wright third. Next novice game scheduled 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Bridge Center.
Engagement of Marilyn Kelly to Michael Pittman announced. Plans include a April 9 wedding in Petersburg. Pittman son of Shelby Pittman of Abernathy. Kelly graduate of Petersburg High School and Jessica Lee hair design student in Lubbock.
The piece highlights casual stylish leather footwear with fringe and appliqué trims. Leather ballet slippers are suggested as comfortable leisure time shoes.
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