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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1972
Page
8
In an interview Alvarez native of London and poetry editor of The Observer discusses Plath’s death by suicide in 1962. He notes their acquaintance and his transatlantic experience shaping his view of the tragedy.
The notice outlines upcoming wedding plans and social events in Meadow area. Miss Dee Dee Ann Smith and Rhonda Goodman are featured with their bridesmaids and hostesses mentioned. Guests include relatives from Lubbock and other nearby towns, with parties described at various homes and churches.
The text discusses a high quality ophthalmic material that is non fatiguing for continuous use and provides comfort and visibility. It notes that the substance adheres to government standards and is suitable for lenses. The discussion emphasizes reliability and long wear without fatigue.
Fragmentary text mentions individuals and addresses with heat treatment and imposting terms, but lacks coherent events or actions. No clear person, organization, or place can be determined to form a complete news item.
A column describes making a 4 raisin nut bread using a semi-developed sticky batter. The batter is formed early and held so fruits stay distributed rather than sinking. Dry ingredients are mixed separately with cream of tartar and brown sugar for flavor while soda is evenly combined with liquids.
A reader asks how to revive a cedar chest that no longer smells cedar. Advice covers vacuum cleaning, drilling tiny interior holes, and applying cedar oil or chips from a drug store. The piece weaves in unrelated kitchen tips and personal anecdotes about household routines.
The ceremony at St John’s United Methodist united the bride and groom with Rev Hertert officiating. The bride wore a sheer embroidered cotton gown with leg‑of‑mutton sleeves. The groom, Taner White of Wolkev, served as best man and the couple plans to reside in San Antonio after he finishes service in the US Army at Fort Sam Houston. The bride graduated from Texas Tech with BA in Spanish. the groom earned a BA in sociology from Tech.
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