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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1963
Page
10
A reader asks Ann Landers how to handle invasive questions about large broods. The columnist says no explanation is owed and a cold stare suffices. The exchanged letters include a satirical piece on childless couples and the columnist’s offer to help readers via a booklet.
Outdoor cooking for spareribs becomes easy with a mono sodium glutamate boost and a lemon finish. The guide covers baking fat removal before grilling, and a finish with a tangy sauce.
Mrs Buster Welch was elected president of Kappa Kappa Gammit Mothers Club at a noon luncheon in the Hob Nob Room Hemphill-Wells Monteres Center. Officers named include Mrs G C Stewart secretary and Mrs Chester Marston treasurer. Hostesses were Mrs Bill Collins and Mrs Newton Walton. Mrs A P Edwards presided at the meeting.
A simple spring salad mixes California avocado cubes with cucumber and green onion in sour cream seasoned with vinegar pepper Tabasco dill weed and salt. Tomato wedges garnish the dish for a bright fresh side.
This program combines lecture sessions with hands on practice to maximize learning. It emphasizes applying theoretical concepts through real world tasks and exercises.
St Luke's Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service installed new officers at a Tuesday meeting led by installing officer Mrs Marvin L Boyd. New president Mrs Hugh Hunt and vice president Mrs Ray Driggers were among those listed with secretaries and a pledge service directed by Mrs Harold K Rice. Life membership pins were awarded to three members and Circle 4 hosted a salad luncheon. The next meeting is June 4 at the church.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Allston and Mr and Mrs Jerry Sandlin have returned home after a vacation on Florida's Lower West Coast visiting Sarasota Jungle Gardens during their trip.
YWCA hosts a 10 a.m. Thursday gathering for Y-wives where J B Joiner will screen a film of the 1962 parade and fireworks from Lowrey Field. A nursery will be available. ENGAGED HOUSE N M Special Mr and Mrs Glenn Mitchell announce the engagement of their daughter LaDonna Sharron to David L Sawyer of Buffalo Okla. The wedding is set for 7 p.m. May 18 at House Methodist Church.
Crisp red radishes signal spring and are best enjoyed with a stem left on. Spread softened butter on the other end, dip into minced onion, and serve on rye bread for a quick snack or salad course.
The Pioneer Duplicate Bridge Club met Monday night at the Pioneer Hotel. Winners were Mrs. Bill Swart and Mrs. Bob Cone first, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Smith second, and Mr. and Mrs. John Vickers third. Master point play is set for 2:30 p.m. Sunday at the Pioneer Hotel.
The Lubbock PBX Club met Monday at Youngblood's Restaurant for dinner and a business meeting presided by Mrs. Hobart Howard. Mrs. Robert White was elected president and a report on the Dallas state convention was given by Mrs. Howard. Plans were made for installation of new officers June 3 with the venue to be announced.
Just before serving sprinkle bowls of black bean soup with instant minced onion to brighten color and taste. Add a wedge of lemon on the side for extra lift and fresh zing.
Miss Penney Hanks, bride elect of Jack Shipley, was honored with a dessert bridge Monday night at Mrs. Howard Hunt’s home. Hosts included Miss Faye Hunt and Mrs. G. D. Oatman. Rainbow colors and sweet pea arrangements decorated tables as ten guests attended. The couple will wed June 8.
Canned cling peaches can be heated with herbed butter chili sauce or tart jelly to accompany meat or poultry. For dessert, peach halves are topped with diced orange and sugar cinnamon then baked about ten minutes at 350 degrees.
Mrs. A. G. Barsh installed officers at a Lubbock Study Club luncheon at the Women's Clubhouse. Officers named were Mmes. R. K. Harty president John Toles vice president L. L. Kelso secretary J. Roy Wells treasurer and W. E. Mansfield reporter. Fifteen members attended. The next luncheon is Sept. 10 with program Summer Memories. Officers will be hostesses.
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