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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1960
Page
7
The article discusses how true bargains in food are judged by nutritional value and value for money. It notes that low price alone does not guarantee quality and highlights factors from the Institute of Home Economics on selecting foods that maximize health benefits per dollar.
In a letter from Maywood California airman Glenn D. Woody recounts a summer trip with Allen Jones to England and the Continent. They found locals appreciated attempts to speak their languages, even with limited knowledge, and noted a Danish hostess mishearing their attempt at “you’re welcome” as “strawberries.” The piece also lists consumer nutrition guidance from home economists and notes about USDA home-charm of grocery choices, with examples of affordable nutrient-rich foods.
The golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs J W Warrick at 2615 31st St is marked from 2 to 5 pm Sunday. Hosting are daughter Mrs Bernice Brill Gribble of Taloka and son J C Warrick of Daly City California. They were born in Blanco County and married in Coleman County October 30 1910.
Mrs C A McDonald Jr hosted the Colonial Dames meeting with Ms Glass and Mrs Wales in Caldwell. J A Laney presented on Antoinette Brown Blackwell the first woman minister in the United States, Kerr spoke on Margaret Henrichsen. Edna Arnold visits daughters in Lordsburg and Brownfield.
The North South winners at the Master Point Play held Thursday at the Clubhouse include Mrs A N Norman and Mrs Bill Jumsden first, with second and third place teams listed. Wolfforth Home Demonstration Club noted twelve members and six guests attending, planning next meetings, while milk fortification and nutrition notes compare non-fat dry milk to whole milk in value.
A jumble of community notices lists dozens of PTA units and clubs with meeting times at various venues including Methodist Hospital rooms, Chanter AK, Estacado Bridge Club, and garden clubs. Carnivals and class events appear at schools and centers across the town, with multiple 6 pm to 9 pm slots and a 9:80 am typo noted.
The subbock Educational Secretaries Assn held a Tuesday night meeting at Atkin Junior High School with about 50 attendees. Peggy's Casuals presented a fashion show featuring models Mrs. James E. Hollars Mrs. F. L. Brownfield Mrs. A. E. Pitts Jr. and Mrs. Truman W. P.
The Texas Osteopathic Assn. District 20 auxiliary and husbands dined Tuesday at Chicken Shack. Members gathered later at Mrs. Raymond Mann’s home to discuss home furnishings from different periods and plan Christmas decor. Thirteen members plus guests Mamie Green Ethel Reed Jo Diegel C E Elmore Jr and Max B Caraway attended. Duplicate winners Hub City group met at the YWCA with A N Norman and James G Allen taking first place.
Mrs E E Hamblin prepared Swiss steak and rice at the Shallowater Home Demonstration Club gathering held Thursday at the Clubhouse. Mrs A C Woodruff presented a council report with Mrs H L Gentry co hosting.
Mrs. J. L. Parkhill presided as the Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen met with fourteen members in IOOF Hall. The group canceled the regular meeting on Thanksgiving Day November 24. Decorations included miniature black cats pumpkins bronze and yellow chrysanthemums. Hostesses were Mines A R Dotson and L H Holt. A called meeting of the Lubbock Rose Society is set for 2:30 p.m. today at the Garden Arts Center with a quorum expected.
A November Better Homes Gardens feature presents a breaded turkey recipe either fried or baked. The article offers step by step cooking instructions and a complete traditional foods menu with slight variations.
A church unit will hold a 3 p.m. Sunday program on prayer and self denial in Rowman Chapel. Mrs. Myrtle Rochelle leads the program and a dinner will follow in the church parish house.
The Singer Parent-Teacher Association sponsors a frontier supper this Friday from 6 to 8 PM in the school cafeteria. Attendees may wear frontier costumes. A program follows in the auditorium. Tickets cost 1 for adults and 50 cents for children.
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