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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1964
Page
3
A reader asks how to handle a middle aged secretary's distress and urges help for her children. Ann Landers is invited to respond, with letters to be sent to the Avalanche Journal in care of Ber.
A designer notes that living with furniture is a lifetime task with personal taste guiding display and storage. He cites built in chests, seven day dressers, and a stereo cabinet among pieces in the collection as examples of enduring style.
Joy Dunlap is honored at a kitchen shower with close family and friends in attendance. The event celebrates her upcoming home goods and culinary plans.
Saturday morning Mise Jamelar received honors at a brunch hosted by Mrs. Madge Garrett at the Lubbock Women's Clubhouse. Thirteen guests attended including Mrs. Albert Payne, the honoree's mother.
Readers share practical household ideas from folding a teaprefilled percolator to hem upgrades for jeans and pillowcase craft. Tips cover cookies cleanup fridge space and kid friendly projects with practical how tos and playful encouragement from Heloise.
The Lubbock County Home Demonstration Council met Friday in the South Plains Electric Coop auditorium with Mrs. W. H. King presiding and sixteen members present. Reports on District 2 Texas HD Association were given. a national meeting is set for Hawaii in the fall. A program on aid for migrant workers in Lubbock will be presented at the next meeting at 9:30 a.m. June 12 at the Lubbock County Health Unit.
Community entries list events at Canyon Methodist Church and nearby Presbyterian and Asbury Methodist venues. Times include 7 pm and 1 pm sessions with groups such as Morning Circle and Women of the Church. Local cafe gathering and society notes feature Ed Claire Aancon and Pica dilly Cafeteria.
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Kay Fields of Monterey High School received a Saturday courtesy honoring her as a graduating senior. The event at the In Town Inn featured hostess Mrs. J R Hairs Ir and guests including Suzanne Stil bert Keenie Wise Angela Steeh i Macy Fort Paula Samford Susan Warshaw Janie Kinney Jan Gheaney Teresa Wright Wanda Suchin and Mrs. George Fields mother of the honoree. Decorations showcased red and blue colors.
A Saturday brunch hosted by Mrs. Charles O’Neill honored Abernathy High School senior Sara Bruce. The affair featured school colors of scarlet and white in decorations. Guests included Mrs. J. A. Bruce, mother of the honoree.
Mrs. Charles E. Houston gave a luncheon at the Lubbock Women's Clubhouse for Miss Dana Ruth Johnston, bride elect of Ronnie Barston. About twelve guests attended, including Mrs. R. Dan Johnston and Mrs. We 1. Nall, with gifts of silver. The table featured pink roses and carnations. The couple plans to marry May 24 at First Baptist Church.
Fragmentary account from a traveler recalls leaving companions, starting anew, and enjoying a personal voyage. In New England she encounters an 80 year old woman during the journey, illustrating resilience and curiosity on the road.
The American Music Conferences reports a rise in Americans beginning music study, noting a peak level last year with Tessans and others in the United States, reflecting growing interest in music education across the nation.
A fragmentary ad copy notes Olga as a California-minted designer releasing a smooth foundation line marketed through Dunlap's Foundations. It mentions a 13 year old learning to drive and a 11 year old child, and hints at products like girdles and panty versions, with promotional claims on hips and waist shaping.
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