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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1971
Page
8
Dear Ann Landers offers guidance on wedding polities with a dog as ring bearer and on family conflicts. It also addresses a husband son play fight causing harm, and a teen's fear of public speaking with recommended practice and potential help. Includes call for readers to send problems to the column.
A collage of reader questions and notes appears in the Lub bock Avalanche Journal. Items include travel diary tips, cane walking aids, a humorous hair touch up, storage ideas for cardboard gift boxes, and a nurses meeting notice in Lubbock.
Grace and poise come from hand grooming and natural finger alignment. Teens feel awkward in long sleeves while women notice hand care, and mirroring helps reduce stiffness. Practice with hands flat on the chest to observe finger posture and cultivate graceful, controlled gestures.
A jumble of calendar items and meeting mentions includes a vestry gathering at a church and various social events. Names such as Garp and Kubek appear with scattered references to groups like Toastmasters and writers circles.
May Berman 27 formerly listed as hostess and interpreter has married Robert Tickle. The report notes her maiden name and job, and includes remarks about name pinning and misunderstandings for male readers.
Members of the Pilot Club of Laibinnk vote funds for library furnishings and youth development at Parkway Center. A late meeting of Hub City Rebekah Lodge 299 featured district deputy president Mrs. A T Campbell leading instruction and Mrs. Gordon Muth presiding. Proceeds from a Mexican dinner support youth projects and Founder’s Day events are planned for October.
Miss Beverly Dee Landers and Michael Ray Moody of El Paso wed in a double ring ceremony at 7 p m Saturday at Spring Woods United Methodist Church in Houston. The Rev. officiant presided.
Former Bayless Elementary School principal W. Jackson was honored at a Sunday reception in the Municipal Gardens and Arts Center. He retired last year after leading Bayless since 1956 and held multiple district posts including Wolfforth and Hunt Rush Elementary principals.
Chapter Meets In Vail Home Texas Alpha Alpha chapter of Phi Sigma Alpha held a rush luncheon at Mrs. Howard Vail's home. Mrs. Harold Harris welcomed guests and introduced the sorority. Plans were made for a chapter representative to attend the state convention in Waco.
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