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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1964
Page
9
Dear Ann Landers covers a probate dilemma about burial plots with multiple spouses and a teenage miscommunication about a bath incident. The column also addresses a reader upset about a boyfriend telephone call and a married couple seeking guidance on harmony and ex-spouse issues.
Mrs. Fray Smith of 3010 25th St leads a local profile in the Junior League and Women’s Council circles and shares tested recipes for Three in One Shrimp Salad Scalloped Squash and Spanish Vermicelli. The article notes her family, church membership, and hobbies such as bridge swimming and gardening.
A column urges a mother to defend her own pleasure during family holidays. It argues that pushing for loved ones to join is healthy and that criticizing a daughter in law often masks insecurity. The reader is told to call her daughter in law and invite everyone next Sunday.
Tarrant County commissioners ended their hold out and voted to rent 430 Shoup voting machines for 30 years at 50 dollars a year each. The rental would cost about 645000, roughly 50000 less than buying the machines outright.
Anna Mo Stevens and Ethel Allen, both noted models, briefly return from retirement to lead a new wave in the fashion scene. The pair, ages 5 and 77, symbolize enduring longevity in modeling while collaborating on a renewed agency effort in New York.
Former Midland Chamber of Commerce director Oxford resigns to start private business, ending 15 years of service. Born in Ardmore Oklahoma, he came to Midland in 1962 from Paris where he led a regional chamber. he praises Midland leadership while pursuing new opportunities.
Kansas City AP reports President Truman is slated to participate in the cornerstone laying ceremony for a new federal office building. Senate aide Symington will serve as principal speaker at the luncheon following the event. Madrid-Spain moves to tighten oil imports.
A Catholic mother questions the church stance on birth control while weighing salvation of the soul against family welfare. The June Reader's Digest presents a forthright answer, noting uncertainties in rhythm method and the church's current position.
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