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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1968
Page
12
Readers share kitchen and craft hacks from reusing foil to bake meat loaf without sticking and lifting juices. A kite-flying technique using a fishing pole reappears as a safe wind practice admired by families. Readers propose bookends from license plates and craft ideas for Scouts and bazaars.
Mary Sue Miller advises teens on cosmetic allergies and hypoallergenic products. A doctor check is best if sensitivity is suspected. Hypoallergenic items are not medicated but remove known allergens. marketing requires low adverse reaction rates.
A reader criticizes paying a 13 year old for chores arguing a family is a cooperative unit. Money should reflect appreciation not a payroll for tasks. The speaker condemns wage culture and robber baron greed, urging children learn interdependence and communal contribution.
Miss Rosemarie Glazener, bride elect of Jack Watson, was toasted at a Lubbock Country Club shower Saturday. Guests included Mrs Lévice Glazener and Mrs Cecile Watson. A pink and white theme featured flowers and the hostess gave a cookware set as a gift.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Railroad Hall met Thursday at 1 p.m. Mrs J A Nivaley presided. Mr Borin was not present and several members attended.
Shallowater Plant and Hope Garden Club met in the First State Bank room with Mrs. J. B. McCauley presiding. Plans for a June 28 all day flower show at the Shallowater clubhouse were presented by Mrs. Meff Preston. Mrs. B. W. Oldham spoke on God's Creation and a rose care demonstration was given by Mrs. S. E. McWhorter. The next meeting is 9:30 a.m. April 26 for a workshop with demonstrations by Mrs. Harry Williams of Levelland and a salad luncheon. Lantern fish note ends as a separate line about sea depths.
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