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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1968
Page
8
Special Miss Linda Kaye Bruton became the bride of Paul Scott Talley in a double ring ceremony at North Side Church of Christ. The couple plans to reside in Canyon after a wedding trip to Lubbock.
In Brooklyn and New York social workers run programs teaching blind homemakers to cook by ear and touch. Raised markers on dials and described safety methods help blind students regulate heat, manage utensils, and prepare family meals without sight. Teachers note such training builds personality, dignity, and self respect.
Readers ask if a 14 year old should shave and Ann Landers recommends allowing shaving for morale. The column notes advisers say it will not hurt the boy and may help, despite parental concerns. It also includes a separate letter about alcohol abstinence and sociability and ends with submission instructions to the newspaper.
Miss Mary Ann Brenneman became bride of Rev. David L. Johnson at Forrest Heights United Methodist Church in Milan. The ceremony featured attendants from Oklahoma and Texas with organ and trumpet music. Afterward the couple planned to live in San Angelo following a wedding trip to New Mexico.
Report notes Beirut area fuel consumption remained steady as oil company lotteries offering cash cars and motorist prizes failed to trigger a spike. Imports of 10,000 tons are not rising, while summer tourism and the lucky neighbor games influence demand without creating danger.
Miss Nina Ruth Williams and Winfred Scott Arp were married at 7 30 p m Friday in the Williams home with Rev Dr William H Cook officiating. The bride wore white lace. Xan Buster was maid of honor in baby blue. Arp is son of Mr and Mrs R W Arp of Ropesville. he plans art studies at South Plains College. The couple planned a short trip to New Mexico.
An informal UPI report from Prague describes a 60-woman tour of Russia, Hungary, and Czechoslovakia where ball-point pens became coveted gifts easing travel diplomacy. The piece notes currency quirks in the USSR, travel tips, and playful anecdotes of navigating language barriers and streetcars in Leningrad and Budapest.
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