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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1965
Page
9
Grace Holman profiles Mrs. Don McInturff of Lubbock sharing her recipe collection and cooking philosophy. She highlights Peanut Brittle Quick Banana Muffins and Steak and Brown Rice, noting family activities, church roles, and that she favors convenient food products for menu planning.
Mr and Mrs George Burdett of O Donnell marked their 55th wedding anniversary this Saturday The couple wed in Baylor County in 1910 and later moved to O Donnell Their family includes five children Mrs B B Dunn Littlefield Mrs Rosene Kropp Post G W Burdett Jr Lubbock Troy Burdett and Roy Burdett of Lamesa plus eight grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
A vintage health ad argues irregular bowel habits and hectic modern life cause constipation bloating fullness and fat indigestion. It promotes Caroid and Bile Salts Tablets to improve digestion aid absorption stimulate laxation and relieve symptoms without a prescription.
Nancy Anderson chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at the Lubbock Women's Club with regent Roy B. Davis presiding. The program included a defense talk on Viet Nam and the draft, a review of The King's Orchard, and four new members were accepted. The next meeting is set for 1 50 pm November 17 at the same club.
Lub bock Garden Club met October 15 at the Municipal Garden Arts Center with a chrysanthemum theme. Mrs. Roy Slay, a national chrysanthemum society member and accredited flower show judge, presented the program. Table of the day showcased new chrysanthemum varieties and arrangements by Mrs. Jimmy Crisp Mrs. B. Conk and Mrs. Lillian Slay. Hostesses were Mrs. Hugh Anderson Mrs. W. E. Armstrong and Mrs. R. C. Badgett.
In a set of letters to Ann Landers, a widowed father asks how to explain his wife’s suicide to their children, while another reader challenges a resentful husband about aging relatives. The columnist advises honesty with young kids and dismisses the husband’s attitude, then acknowledges reader letters and notes where to send questions.
New Deal Clubhouse hosts the Caldwell home demonstration group with Mrs. Marland Robertson as hostess. A program on accessorizing a baste dress is led by Mrs. Roy Patterson. Roll call, devotional, and council report are noted. A future program on window beauty is planned for 2 30 p m November 4 in the clubhouse. Lagos plans small motorcycles for Nigeria.
A joint Founders Day gathering of the Lubbock and Coronado Toastmistress clubs is set for 7 p.m. Monday at Ming Tree Restaurant with Mrs. W. S. Moore as guest speaker. The program theme is The Spirit of Toastmistress with members from both clubs and visiting Spur guests listed in attendance.
Mrs A W Voight of 5422 Bist St was elected president of the District 8 United Church Women at a Brownfield district meeting. Other officers named were Mrs A D Dodson Snyder vice president and Mrs Don Wiley Big Spring secretary treasurer. Special projects were discussed and the State Assembly meeting set for February 13 1968 in Austin.
Chapter 941 of the Order of the Eastern Star met at Mackenzie Masonic Hall with Sherrahl Smith and Mrs. Smith presiding. Final plans for the spaghetti supper on November 8 at Co op Oil Mill 2901 Ave A from 6 to 9 pm were discussed. tickets cost 1.50 for adults and 0.75 for children under 12.
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