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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1968
Page
9
Reader shares a low cost kitchen hack to mount a small wastebasket inside a cabinet door using two cup hooks. The lightweight plastic basket can catch scraps at the sink, reducing trips across the room. Other letters discuss garment care cautions and simple home hacks from readers.
Cub scout leaders may join a four week training program run by the Mackenzie Trail District from April 25. Sessions start 7 30 p m Mondays at Oakwood Methodist Church 2215 58th with presenters Warren Sims Mr and Mrs Bill Worrell Mrs James Boren Bill Warren Nelda Teeters and Jim Smith. Pre registration is through Walt Nieter at the Boy Scout Office.
The Loyalty Club met Friday at Mrs. W L Green’s home 920 25th St. Mrs W M Freeman led as president and led singing with Mrs Carl Newson on piano. Eleven other members attended and a new member Gus Heddleston joined. A Thanksgiving luncheon is planned Nov 15 at Farrs Cafeteria Family Park Center 34th St and Ave H.
A 3 to 5 pm reception honors Miss Sarah Hill and her fiancé Rob ert Mulkey at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dennis 61143 Lynnhaven Drive Abilene. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. C Kenneth Hill parents and Miss Susan Hil sister, all of Abilene. Pink and white decorate. Hostess help from Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Hager Crosbyton and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Moran.
In Hale Center a reception honors Mr. and Mrs. H L Faith on their 50th wedding anniversary. The couple, married November 3 1918 in Alvord, have four grandsons and two granddaughters. They moved from Wise County to Oklahoma then Hale Center in 1929. Faith engaged in farming ranching real estate and merchandising and served as mayor and city judge.
United Press International reports Greenland Ranch in Death Valley California recorded a shade temperature of 134 degrees Fahrenheit on July 10 1913. It ranks as the second highest heat reading globally with 136 degrees at Aziaia Libya holding the record.
A political advertisement promotes an option election petition for legal liquor in Precinct 6. The flyer emphasizes impact on residents’ wallets and homes, urging voter attention to the measure identified as Political Advertisement No 114.
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