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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1971
Page
9
Thursday night bridge results highlight the Llano Mastacado unit with top players earning honors. Local competitors showcased steady play and strategic bidding across multiple tables.
Beta Sigma Phi Lambda Tata chapter met for a salad supper honoring rushees at Mrs. Nick Thomas home on Oxford Avenue. Transfers Mrs. Ralph McGuire and Mrs. Tom Meore attended. Mrs. Tom Gilley announced plans for a couples Halloween party at Candyland. Next meeting set for 8 am Wednesday at Mrs. Don Foster's home.
Annie Landers column reprints an old prayer for older readers urging brevity and wisdom. A letter from Aunt Ada in Bad Axe, Michigan, complains about newspaper typists and a reader defends newsroom accuracy.
The Lutheran Women's Missionary League of Reedemer Lutheran Church elected officers at a Tuesday meeting in the parish hall. Re-elected president is Mrs. Winston Oswalt. new officers include Mrs. J. W. Newsom as vice president, Mrs. J. E. Perkins as secretary, and Bill Dahl as treasurer. Mrs. Herman Tennert spoke about the Lutheran Women's International Convention in Louisville, Kentucky, in July. Devotionals were led by Mrs. Bill Griggs and Mrs. Francis Otken. Mrs. Robert Coe attended as a visitor.
Miss Anne Leon spoke to Xt Gamma Sigma about a trip to Germany while Valentine sweetheart was chosen. A soul party was planned for Saturday evening at Mrs Langford’s home. Next meetings set for Nov 4 at Mrs Burns’s house. The Kerenhappuch Norman chapter discussed donating genealogical books to South Plains Genealogical Society and held an organizational reading. Several clubs announced events and meetings at local centers and halls.
Kenneth Odom argues against cooking fortified wines like Port Madeira and Marsala. He warns heat destroys bouquet and alcohol flavor, favors using wine for flavor rather than long cooking, and notes American and French practices differ. He promotes judicious wine use to elevate dishes and advertises Cecil's Wine Shop in Tahoka Highway Lubback Texas.
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