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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1971
Page
4
A collection of practical household hints from Heloise Dear Irene Davis Caroline Jeannie Mia and Melinda R. includes shelf organizing with trays stored out of sight, replacing zippers with buttons, rubber band storage on shower hooks, and using bacon drippings to pop popcorn. The pieces reference The Lubbock Avalanche Journal and reader letters requesting or sharing advice.
A fragmentary calendar lists church groups, leagues, assemblies, dances, and meetings across Lubbock and nearby areas. It mentions the Truth Chapter of the Fasten, Pioneer Memorial Methodist Woman's group, the West Texas Watchers, and local assemblies at Abts Center, Stardastere Club, and Mes venues with times and locations.
Beauty writer Mary Sue Miller explains gel makeup, advising a clear moisture gel as a base, tinted gels for color, and a dot-lette technique to avoid blotches. Readers may write Mary Sue Miller in care of The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal for guidance on specific problems.
Dr. S Harvard Kaufman explains how common doodles reflect mental states. He notes spirals indicate regression seeking approval, bold initials signal vanity and insecurity, geometric patterns imply passive hostility, tubes and arrows hint at sexual feelings, and shading shows anxiety. He and Dr. Burns promote Kinetic Family Drawings to assess family dynamics.
Members and husbands gathered at Mrs. Dale Bradley home to begin a couple's rush party, locating clues posted at the American State Bank Time DC Inc and Wolfe Nursery before returning to Mrs. Gene Hughletts home for the party. Next gathering set for Oct 26 at Mrs. Clyde Manns residence.
Gamma Rho Collegiate chapter and Gamma Xi Gamma alumnae chapter of Alpha Chi Omega celebrated Founder’s Day with a luncheon in the Lubbock Women’s Club. Miss Mona Reeves, third vice president of the collegiate chapter, spoke on Greek life challenges and offered guidance.
A collection of readers seek guidance on safety gun laws teen dating boundaries and social etiquette in a 1960s style Q and A. The page includes multiple letters from a Kansas girl a Canadian reader and a reader seeking coping tips plus Ann Landers responses and instructions to mail questions to The Lubbock Avalanche Journal.
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