Ann Landers Advice Column Sparks reader letters
A Boston area reader asks about a boss with explicit material found in desk drawers and a coworker’s uncomfortable reaction. Ann Landers advises ignoring the issue and continues with pencil sharpening. A teen babysitting grievance prompts council that teens should not be drafted for relatives. A critic attacks modern psychology, and a response defends parental guidance. Readers are urged to send letters to Ann Landers at the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal.
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Ann Landers
Mr Z
Denar Ann
AU Landers
Ead
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
A Lovelier You Partner Your Records
Mary Sue Miller advises on skincare adding that many products misuse skin, harsh methods harm the face, and consistent, healthy routines matter. Readers are invited to write for information to the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal.
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Mary Sur Miller
New York
Opuan
Mary Sue Miller
Lubbock Avalanche - Journal
Biography review and chorus performance at church event
Mrs Ben Frazier reviews biographies at a church event in Fellowship Hall with a health program and music by Mrs Dennis Wilks and Mrs Sam T Murff. Members of the executive committee hosted. Sweet Adelines prospects sang at the Lubbock Women's Club event.
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Volta tSpecbus
Women’s Society of
Christa Servier
Methoedisi Cauren Omiep
Ben Peagier
Mdsaar Caxce
Dennis Wilks
Sam. T. Murff
Sweet Adelines
Lubbock
Mrs Nelson Wins Big At Tulia Flower Show
In Tulia Swisher County Mrs Nelson won sweepstakes and multiple first place ribbons in artistic and creative divisions at the Tulia Garden Club show. Judges credited her educational roses exhibit and numerous prizes earned by compe titors including Vips Featherston and Charles Massey with several ribbons in various categories.
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TULIA
Speetu
Nelson
Hino
Othe
Annad Flower Chow
Tulia Garden Club
Wille
Featherston
Charles al Massey
M. Paver
Newt
Ayas
Peter
Abs. Thomas
O. T. Prewitt
Rye
Housewives Challenge Set by American Restaurants
An American housewife with expert cooking roots emerges as a rival to restaurants. Industry leaders say the friendly competition improves both sides, prompting higher standards and a shift toward simpler wholesome meals.
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Robert Mussel
New York
Convetiener
Joseph H. Baum
Restaurant Associates — Industries
Lnoilies
Lubbock Duplicate Bridge Winners Named in Club Session
The Llane Estiende Duples de Bridee Club announced winners for a recent session led by Mrs. John Vickers and Mrs. Bob Cope in first place. Second went to Mrs. Otis Rogers and Frank Cauin with third to Mrs. Jack Clendenin and Jack Boren and fourth to Mrs. Bill Anthony and Roy Thompson. The next meeting is at 1 pm Tuesday in Precinct 1. In a separate gathering, the Lubbock Duplicate Brud as Club met at 701 22nd St. First place went to Miss Mary Ratan McCrory and Edward Keen, with Hack Pennington and Tomme Burke second, Tone McKee and ALC Webb third.
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Llane Estiende Duples de Bridee Club
John Vickers
Bob Cope
Otis Rogers
Frank Cauin
Jack Clendenin
Jack Boren
Bill Anthony
Mars
Roy Thompson
Pam
Lubbock
Smorgasbord Lunch Planned For Wives
Wives of the Bipcinesps will meet for a smorgasbord luncheon Thursday at 600 DP. The gathering will be hosted by Alice Dian Wells on Wile Side Road. Attendees include Mrs. Wells Mrs. Jas Morrison Mrs. Alys Mrs. A C Bowden Mrs. James Bowden Mrs. James Went Worth Mr. Duane Crawford and Mrs. Ball Wituer.
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Ales
Dian Wells
Wile Side Road
Wells
Jas Morriion
Alys
A.C Bowden
James Bowden
James Went Worth
Duane Crawford
Ball Wituer
Couple announces engagement in Houston society column
Mev and Mrs Stantes Weiss announce the engagement of Suzanne Francis to David Ralph Douglas of Houston. Suzanne attended Weiss Chapel and University of Southwestern Louisiana while Douglas, a Texas Tech graduate, teaches at the University of Houston and plans to report for U S Army duty at Fort Leonard Wood in October.
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Mev
Stantes
Weissieside
Platstan
Young Homemakers Sell Cushions For School Event
Cooper Young Homemakers plan a fundraiser by selling stadium cushions to raise money for a school act. Seventeen members attended the meeting held Monday with hostesses Mrs. Felix Macha and Mrs. Allen Havens.
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Cooper Youn
Wo OM
Canon
Family Service Assn
Felix Macha
Allen Havens
Temple Community Notes On Friendship Pathian Meeting
The report mentions a Pathian meeting with officers initiation planned for one night at Tahoka this Thursday. Mrs. Alice Shanklin gave a report on friendship night and officers were to be installed by Past Chiefs. A later note references a practice for the degree staff and officers at the hall on October 20.
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Bes
Pathnes
Alice Shanklin
Tahoka
Newtoi
Schoolof
Methenon
Wassvisen Hiss
Movs
Abo Teague
Oet
A Beauty Hint for a Country Complexion
Margaret Merril suggests a simple routine for a peaches and cream complexion. Apply a cold water cloth from the refrigerator to the face for a few minutes daily, then smooth on topical Olay oil to preserve the tone. The oil is scarce and pricey, but a drugstore may provide a small supply.
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Margaret Merril
Olay
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