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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1961
Page
3
An outsider asks for guidance on a personal dilemma about handling a possessive mother and a difficult bossy relative. The reader asks if Ann Landers will offer blunt advice to respond firmly and protect personal boundaries, with a stamped return envelope for replies.
An immigrant recounts her path to U S citizenship, describing struggles and joys of adapting to American life. She notes shopping comforts, language study, and family sponsorship shaping her welcome in the United States.
A fractured missive portrays strained relations within Charlene’s circle, accusing some of disloyalty while others defend privacy and propriety. The writer rails against gossip, hints at manipulation, and references esoteric beliefs as a remedy for personal woes.
A jumble of names and events from Avala Texas includes May 22 gatherings marking farewells for military and civilian personnel. Guests such as Mrs. Rowell and Capt. and Mrs. Fowler are noted along with plans for a luncheon and punch party. The report mentions travel to Reese Air Force Base and departures for assignments in Hawai and San Antonio, with social hosts listed and a Protestant Women circle meeting planned.
Review lauds the touring Fiorello! for strong direction by George Hirst and standout performances. Highlights include Charlotte Fairchild as Mrs La Guardia and Jen Nelson as Thea, with music by Jerry Bock and lyrics by Sheldon Harnick. The production recalls the Broadway era and offers brisk pacing and colorful design.
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