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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1965
Page
10
A kitchen feature by Grace Holman profiles Mrs. Don McInturff of Lubbock who shares Peanut Brittle Quick Banana Muffins and Steak and Brown Rice recipes tested by homemakers. The piece notes family life, convenience foods, and McInturff’s Texas Tech education and community roles.
Mr and Mrs George Burdett of O Donnell marked their 55th wedding anniversary. Married in 1910 in Baylor County they moved to O Donnell in 1915. They have five children, eight grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
Article notes women face constipation with bloating fullness and indigestion due to irregular bowel habits and diet. It promotes Caroid and Bile Salts Tablets as a gentle threefold aid to digestion bile flow and laxation, claiming fast relief without prescription.
Nancy Anderson and Mrs. Roy B. Davis presided at the DAR Chapter meeting in the Lubbock Women's Club assembly room. Mrs. J. Sterling Crumpler spoke on Viet Nam demonstrations and draft protests, reviewed The King's Orchard, and four new members were admitted. Next meeting set for 1 50 pm November 17 at the Lubbock Women's Club.
The Lub bock Garden Club held a program at the Municipal Garden Arts Center titled Rap Photoons with Chrysanthemums. Mrs. Roy Slay led as a national chrysanthemum society member and accredited flower show judge. The table showcased new chrysanthemum varieties and arrangements by Mrs. Jimmy Crisp Mrs. C B Cook and Mrs Lillian Slay with hostesses Mrs Hugh Anderson Mrs W F Armstrong and Mrs R C Badgett.
A reader asks how to explain a mother's suicide to young children and how to handle a resentful husband toward elderly relatives. Ann Landers advises honesty tailored to children, noting five and three year olds grasp death and suggesting that the mother’s death be framed as accidental or due to medicine. The column also defends the writer against hostile readers and invites submissions to The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal for replies.
New Deal Special Caldwell home demonstration club met in the New Deal Clubhouse with Mrs. Mar land Robertson hosting. A session on accessorizing a basic dress was led by Mrs. Roy Patterson and roll call cited My Favorite Accessories. Future talk announced Window Beauty program. Lagos Nigeria plans small motorcycle production.
A joint founders day meeting of the Lubbock Toastmistress Club and Coronado Toastmistress Club is planned for 7 p.m. Monday at the Ming Tree Restaurant. Mrs. W. S. Moore will be guest speaker. The program theme is The Spirit of Toastmistress with Mmes. James Couch presiding and speakers from both clubs. Visitors from Spur are invited.
Mrs. A. W. Voight was elected president of District 3 United Church Women at a Brownfield meeting held in the United Presbyterian Church. Other officers named include Mrs. A. D. Dodson as vice president and Mrs. Don Wiley as secretary treasurer with a nominating committee chaired by Ralph V. Graham, D. B. Lester, and Frank Wier. The State Assembly is set for February 13 in Austin. H. L. Higginbotham spoke, and Vincent Carlisle installed the officers.
The Order of the Eastern Star Mackenzie Masonic Hall met to finalize plans for the annual spaghetti supper on November 8 from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Co op Oil Mill Ave A Tickets cost 1.50 for adults and 0.75 for children under 12 with refreshments served after the meeting.
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