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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1965

Page

2

Nutritional Status of People Speech Focuses on Malnutrition

Dr Mina Lamb delivers the keynote at the fourth annual Nutrition Workshop hosted by Texas A M University. She outlines how malnutrition diseases like scurvy pellagra and rickets affect different age groups from infants to the elderly, noting rising malnutrition rates among seniors and emphasizing stress related nutritional needs and regional disparities in care.

Mina Lamb Texas A&m University Lamb

Dear Heloise tips mix bake and nutrition chatter

A column of household hints and reader questions covers cooking methods using stove and oven steps for casseroles and reheating, plus notes on nutrition, aging, mental health, and household odor remedies. Readers share tips on shampooing, button sewing with elastic thread, and a wintergreen oil odor remover.

Heloise

Neighbor’s dog kills pigeons. reader asks about action

Dear Ann Landers recounts a neighbor’s aggressive dog entering property and killing a boy’s pigeons. The boy, 14, values compassion over legal action, prompting a discussion on rightful responses. Additional letters touch on dating, financial prudence, and a widow mother’s romance with a newer partner.

Ann Landers Mom Vic Ardis

Dear Heloise guides abused worker to quit fearlessly

The column advises a reader trapped by a domineering mother and abusive employer to imagine quitting as a path to freedom. It emphasizes that submission to control fuels abuse and suggests practical steps to seek jobs elsewhere, gain support, and reclaim dignity.

Heloise Thomas P. Clarke Heroisement Agency P. Davis Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Knights and clubs calendar from Tempe and nearby centers

Fragmented schedule items list meetings and social events at Tempe and surrounding venues. Includes Knights of Pynas gathering, stamp club, Labbe ete PAL city Corwell, Dine a Tee Beers, Texas Tech Newcomers Club, and Lancheor Store Show times and locations at various rooms and centers.

Stamp Club Ssiunigpar Ardensara Cennete Labbe Corwell Boullwestern Berlerey Boopping Dale Nelson E. Colgate Texas Tech Hemp Bil Wells Monterey

Courtesies Given For Seniors

Senior high school honor celebrations are described across three Lubbock area events. Lubbock High, Monterey High, Lubbock Christian, and Roosevelt High graduates plus their mothers attended luncheons and a grade advancement party hosted by families at homes and Hillcrest Country Club.

L. C. Peveto Vernon Behner Peveto 23Rd St Karen ‘Thomas Sandra James Glenda Boverie Lubbock High School Nancy Price Rosalee Puckett Phyllis Mulkey Vicki White D’an Howell Monterey High Cynda Moncrief Lubbock Christian School Gayle Herrick Roosevelt High School

Homemaker Services Rise In U S With Need Growing

Betty Andersen of the National Council of Homemaker Services says about 4,000 homemakers care for 10,000 families monthly across 47 states plus DC and Puerto Rico. Services range from two hours daily to full eight or more shifts, often keeping families intact and delaying institutional care.

Betty H. Andersen National Council of Homemaker Services District of Columbia Puerto Rico Idaho Vermont Wyoming Light Andersen Jill Great Britain Otts Elli-1 Ott Ren Os

District Meeting Planned by Women’s Society of Christian Service

A district meeting of the Women’s Society of Christian Service is planned for 9 30 a m Wednesday at Shallowater Methodist Church. Luncheon costs 125 per plate. brown bags for children are advised. Mrs JaDon Rickles of Spur will preside with Mrs Kenn Miller from Oakwood Methodist providing special music. Mrs Johnny Williams of Cooper will lead a remembrance service. officers will be installed by Mrs Marvin Boyd.

Women's Society of Christian Service Shallowater Methoodist Church JaDon Rickles Spur Kenn Miller Oakwood Methodist Church Johnny Williams Cooper Marvin Boyd

Caroid and Bile Salts Advertised for Digestive Relief

An old advertisement touts Caroid and Bile Salts tablets as remedies for irregular bowel habits gas fullness and general digestive discomfort. It emphasizes nonprescription availability and claims to ease constipation bloating and intolerance by boosting bile flow and key nutrients.

Carell Seddon

Gift Tea Honors Miss Kay Clapp

Miss Kay Clapp bride elect of Charles Casebolt was honored at a Saturday gift tea hosted by Mrs. Herschel Avinger at 3611 37th Street. Hostesses included Mrs. J Gordon and others with a house party of four girls and two ladies assisting. Fifty guests attended, with Miss Clapp’s mother as a special guest. Vows are set for May 30 at the First Christian Church, involving her fiancé the son of Mrs. Bernice Casebolt of Round Rock and Charles L. Casebolt of Davenport, Iowa.

Kay Clapp Arles Casebolt Hershel Avinger 37Th Mmes. J. Gordon Ishmael 4Ill Harold Glasscock Jerry Cramgford H. C. Mears Judy Gordon Thals Gordon Carolyn Hill Kip Glasscock Miss Clapp G. C. Clapp Bernice Casebolt Round Rock Charles L. Casebolt Davenport Iowa First Christian Church

Engagement of Janie Burgy to Gene Glasscock

Mr and Mrs W J Burgy announce the engagement of their daughter Janie to Gene Glasscock son of Mr and Mrs Harold O Glasscock. Vows are planned for May 28 at First Baptist Church. A tall bride carries a sheaf of flowers while petite brides favor a smaller nosegay bouquet.

W. J. Burgy Janie Gene Glasscock Harold O’ Glasscock First Baptist Church

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