Amarillo Judge Mary Lou Robinson Addresses Lubbock Women
Amarillo judge Mary Lou Robinson spoke to Business and Professional Women of Lubbock during National Business Women’s Week. She discussed rehabilitation in the Texas prison system, noting variability in effectiveness and concerns about women convicts and retraining needs.
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Court of Civil Appeals
Dolph Brisco
Amarillo
Texas
Robinson
Pene
Judge Robinson
Womn
Woman Earns Outstanding Business Woman Honor in Lubbock
Ethel McLeod owner of Stonecall named Outstanding Business Woman of Lubbock by the Business and Professional Women's Club during a Hillcrest Country Club breakfast opening National Women's Week. Judge Mary Lou Robinson of Amarillo spoke on Business Women Today and gender roles in court.
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Lubbock
Womaan
Ethel McLeod
Stressful life events list from Dr Holmes
Dear Seattle Friend prints Dr Thomas H Holmes 43 life events that raise illness risk with death of spouse divorce and other changes. He warns avoid several consecutive life changes and suggests postponing major moves.
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Ann Landers
Ian
Thomas H. Holmes
University of Washington Schoo
Seattle
Hielmes
Mississippi heart hand in bridge tale on river boat
In a spectator letter Edward B. Stauffer recalls a Mississippi River boat tale where a crooked game used a heart contract. The narrative explains how seven hearts would fail by seven tricks, while seven no trump could yield better results for one player.
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Edward B. Stauffer
Cape Coral
Fla
Oswald
Mississippi
West
Jim
Bidding dilemma in bridge game prompts question
In a bridge hand the auction shows pass and partner holds AKSAWKI2 OASSOKIG. The player asks what to bid after four spades and partner responds six. The problem tests whether to bid again or pass based on high card point interpretation and distribution.
Caprock Bridge Club Winners Named For Thursday Play
Caprock Duplicate Bridge Club announced first place taken by Mrs. C C Christian and Mrs. Fred na Roberts. Second place went to Mrs. Carl Lightner and Mrs. L J Wright. Third to Mrs. James Hamilton and Mrs. Aubrey Elliot. Novice winners were Mrs. Glenn Wiley and Nettie Mullins. Next meeting at 9 45 a m Thursday in the Bridge Center. information line for Novice club with Mrs. R L Burns at 741 4035.
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Caprock
Bridge Center
C. C. Christian
Fredna Roberts
Carl Lightner
L. J. Wright
James Hamilton
Aubrey Elliot
Glenn Wiley
Nettie ‘Mullins
Sandy Jaros
Joan Murray
George Newton
Cleon McCallen
R. L. Burns
Confetti Dance Program Presented by Lubbock Groups
A special youth dance program titled Confetti will run in three performances at 2 30 and 7 20 p m Saturday and 2 30 p m Sunday at Lubbock Theatre Centre. Lubbock Civic Ballet directed by Suzanne Aker and Lubbock Theatre Centre’s Children’s Theatre directed by Phil Weyland present varied dances with music. Tickets cost 75 cents for children and 1 25 for adults, on sale 9 a m to 5 p m daily at the theatre. Proceeds benefit the two arts groups in the Lubbock area.
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Lubbock Theatre Centre
Lubbock
Lubbock Theatre Centre Playhouse
Ave. P
Luau Sweet Potatoes and Papaya Dessert
Peel and steam 3 pounds of sweet potatoes then mash with 2 papayas and seasonings. Mix until smooth, pipe into 10 baking shells or a casserole, drizzle melted butter, bake twenty minutes. Garnish with papaya wedges.
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Luau
Mrs George B Long Hosts Coffee for Bride Elect Marilyn Wright
Mrs George B Long of 3615 29th Street will host a coffee at 10 30 a m Monday for Miss Marilyn Wright bride elect of John McCarnes of Houston. Wright a former Texas Tech student. Special guest is Mrs A E Jones aunt of the bride elect. Other hostesses include Mrs J W Simmons Mrs Richard M Smith and Mrs O A Wood. The wedding is set for November 3 in Houston.
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George B. Long
29Th St
Marilyn Wright
John McCarnes
Houston
Texas Tech
A. E. Jones
16Th St
J. W. Simmons
Richard M. Smith
O.A. Wood
Heloise readers share practical home hints
Readers suggest budgeting pennies for stamps and wrapping paper, using plastic freezer containers for ground meat, and resealing glassware in bags to simplify washing. Other tips include labeling pattern pieces, covering rose bushes with trash bags during painting, washing sponges in the dishwasher, and storing extra glassware in bags to ease spring cleaning.
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Heloise
Peggy
Teri Green
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Lubock ‘Symphony Orchestra
Texas Association of Telephone Answering Services
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Supreme Court
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
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Plains Plaza Center
Mary Jean van Appledorn
Texas Tech Music Department
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Coronado High School
Gerald Oglesby
Cora Zoe Mueller
Luke Kahlich
Rayma Beal
Wrndal Courkites
Pigg Bros. Shamrock Jewelry
West Texas Optical
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West Fexes Optical
South Plains Mall
Lubbock, Texas
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Robert E. Hill
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