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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1963
Page
2
Readers report a local imitator using the Ann Landers name and voice to dispense life advice. Ann responds that she cannot act until someone writes under her byline and notes the need for sensible guidance on marriage and pregnancy.
Read like a family advice note. A reader asks about marital strain and in law tensions. The letter cites a divorce risk and a request for guidance on how to respond to lazy relatives during family meals.
In Washington, Jacqueline Kennedy opts for a long casual look over Paris salon favours of bobs this season. Prominent Washington hairdressers promote shorter cuts, citing chic practicality for elite clientele including Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson and Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy. Onassis yacht cruise offers onboard hairdressers maintaining Kennedy style amid Mediterranean tour.
A UPI article offers survival techniques for volunteers on charity canvassing. It profiles personality types encountered at doors such as Expert At Vanishing, Old Foot In The Door, Madame Lonesome, Doggy Type and Reluctant Donor, with practical tips for overcoming each.
Miss Dolores Garcia and George E. Edmonds pledged marriage at Elizabeth’s Catholic Church with a double ring ceremony performed by Rev. Aidan Maguire. The couple, from families of Arturo Garcia and Edward Edmonds Hungersford, will reside at 2317 Bay. Edwards is stationed at Reese Air Force Base and a Texas Tech freshman English major.
Lubbock County home demonstration council met Friday morning in the Reddy Room Monterey Center. Officers were elected with Mrs. W H King as chairman, Mrs. Carroll Zschiesche as vice chairman, Mrs. Ford Greenhaw as secretary, and Mrs. R F Keeton Sr as treasurer. Reports covered the state convention held in September in San Antonio led by Mrs. A C Woodruff and Mrs. A E Newton.
Inez McQueen of Moultrie Georgia reports her foxhound devours a handful of crushed lee cuhes for dessert after lunch each day in a lighthearted note on manners and behavior.
The piece critiques modern children’s literature for injecting social issues tied to class, religion, race, and politics. It cites Lois Lenski and Doris Gates as examples and praises Jason Epstein of Looking Glass Library for restoring classic titles in affordable editions to emphasize imagination over propagandistic social messages.
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