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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1971
Page
9
Readers write in with complaints about a nosy neighbor who harasses during morning hours and questions about smoking rooms in schools. Ann Landers weighs neighbors, privacy, and conduct in a candid guidance column with practical suggestions.
City league chosen for a survey amid scattered notes and unreadable lines. Officials and organizers appear in sparse references with no clear dates or participants due to damaged text.
The museum outlines openings for volunteers and outlines the boarding of the membership drive. Mrs William D Pacewark explains table relations committees aiding the museum's archive and outreach. Jet Anvene, a West Texas Museum Association member, may join Women’s Connect. the group welcomes anyone wishing to support the museum.
Incomplete readable text mentions a fire auxiliary event or group. Details are garbled with scattered fragments. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes can be established from the available lines.
A garbled bridal event description lists names including Mrs Frank Trbwell and Miss Yherese Cherry with various attendees. The text references a home setting and social gathering, but many words are garbled, leaving key details unclear.
Mary Sue Miller reports on fashion tips and weight gain during shopping trips. A shopper recalls a pleated skirt that looked stylish in store but overwhelmed her hips at home. The piece discusses fit and body shape considerations for clothing choices.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Ree Evers of Hazleton marked their hoth wedding anniversary with a Town Hall reception in Marshall. Hosts were their sons and daughters including Columbus Evers Roby Woo Evers and Curtis Graves of Lubbock Jerry Evers Harleton and others. They married in 1921 in Harleton and have 27 grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
Beta Sigma Phi council discussed a citywide workshop at St John’s United Methodist Church and publicity committees. They reviewed uniforms for the 1972 area convention and finalized fall presentation dance plans. Miss Lee Lindsay attended as a guest and gave each member a chrysanthemum. Next meeting set for November 9th at the branch office.
A collection of reader hints features a wire hook hanger solution for keeping pre tied neckties neat and wrinkle free. Other tips include a DIY dog toy from an old sweater and a clear fish tank herb garden to engage children.
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