Ann Landers column letters on smoking and parenting
Mrs. E R M seeks advice about letting adoptive parents take Earl to allow her to smoke, while her husband loves the boy. Ann Landers rebukes the idea and warns against breaking up the family. Other letters discuss a teen poker player, limits on losses, and a quarrel over milk expenses during a miscarriage, with guidance on boundaries and responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dear Ann Landers
Earl
Ann
E.R.M
Ann Landers
Sophie
O.K
Ensleys Honored On Anniversary
SPUR Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Ensey of Spur were honored on their 50th wedding anniversary at a reception in the Dickens County Electric Co-Op Building. Hosts were their three sons and three daughters. Their children, grandchildren, and church involvement are noted amid local tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spur
T. C. Ensey
Dickens County Electric Co-Op
Cleve Ensey Jr
South Gate
Calif
Jack Ensey
Fort ‘Worth
Minyard Ensey
Odessa
Ware Higginbotham
Fort Worth
J. W. Higg
Mrs Mack Greenway balances church, school and home duties
Grace Holman writes that Mrs Mack Greenway of 4007 33rd St shares leadership roles in Pioneer Park Church of Christ and Lubbock Christian College Associates. She coordinates linens for Corando Home for Children due mid December and is third vice president of the Lubbock Christian School PTA. Twala Greenway, a sophomore at Lubbock Christian School, is her daughter and a Pep Club sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Holman
Mack Greenway
33Rd St
Lubbock Christian College Associates
Coronado
Pioneer Park Church of Christ
Greenway
Lubbock Christian School
Twala
Local Families Share Classic Dishes And School Ties
Roy Greenway of Monterey High School is noted among a Lubbock family with ties to Texas Tech sports and Lubbock Christian School basketball. The piece lists beef and pork casserole, lemon icebox pie, and punch recipes, plus a Washington note on about 30,000 U.S. retail hardware stores, most independently owned.
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Greenway
Washington
United States
Local clubs host meetings with speakers and community service
The Mackenzie Trail Chapter of the Questers Antique Club met in 2514 26th Street with Dr. F. E. Green discussing The Early Life and History of the Northwest Pueblo Culture using slides from 1963 and 1964 fieldwork. Lambda Iota Beta Sigma Phi leaders hosted a program on Environment Health Work and Play. Young Homemakers planned charity efforts for Thanksgiving Christmas and Viet Nam service card traditions. Tulsa federation day tea featured Mrs. Walker B. Jones speaking on The Challenge of Federation with a two piano program by Mrs. Hol Ed Toles and Mrs. Donald Crocker.
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Mackenzie Trail
Questers Antique Club
Milt Kinman
26Th Street
F. E. Green
West Texas Museum
Clay Elkins
Lamda Iota
Beta Sigma Phi
Jack Slaton
H. E. White
Jones
Hol Ed Toles
Donald Crocker
Phi Beta Rho Chapter Hosts Beta Sigma Phi Meeting
Phi Beta Rho Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Tuesday night at Mrs. Jim Fisher’s home. President Mrs. Roger Maginnis led the session. Program on Whom God Hath Joined featured from The Feminine Touch. City Council report by Miss Linda Thomas and Miss Rita Patrick. Three nominations for service project discussed. Fall Presentation Dance set for 8 p.m. Nov 20 at Koko Palace. Refreshments for nine members and a guest Mrs. Lawson Smith. Executive board meeting planned for 6 p.m. Nov 2 at Mrs. Bill Cepica’s home.
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Roger Maginnis
Larry Pope
Linda Thomas
Rita Patrick
Koko Palace
Lawson Smith
Bill Cepica
Avenue T
Jewelry program and plans for fall dance by Sigma Omega
Mrs. Bill Harrington led a jewelry program and reviewed a Beta Sigma Phi book at Sigma Omega chapter on Tuesday night at Mrs. Tom Davis’s home with 17 members and a guest, Mrs. Jim Mosses. Mrs. Mike Hensley introduced guest speaker Carroll Anderson, jeweler. Final plans were made for the fall presentation dance at 8 p.m. November 20 at the Koko Palace.
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Bill Harrington
Beta Sigma Phi
Sigma Omega
Tom Davis
30Th St
Jim Mosses
Mike Hensley
Carroll Anderson
Koko Palace
Bridge Winners Hub City Duel Bridges Winners Night
Winners at the Precinct 1 Clubhouse included first place Mrs Weldon Wells and Ohie Stuart, second Mrs Jack Kendrick and Butch Adams, third Mrs Frank Gumm and Bill Warren. Monthly master point play is set for 7 45 p m Wednesday at the Precinct 1 Clubhouse. Colonial Needle Club met with Mrs J A Brunson at 3505 30th St with 14 members and a visitor Mrs J F Prather. Mrs R I D Harris gave the devotional. A Thanksgiving luncheon is planned November 17 in Farrs Cafeteria Caprock Center.
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Hub City
Colonial Needle Club
J. A. Brunson
30Th St
J. FE. Prather
R.1d. Harris
Farr
Caprock Center
Lemon Jelwyn Skin Beauty Rinses and Cleansing
A beauty notice promotes Lemon Jelwyn as a skin cleanser and brightening product. It claims lemon based cleansing properties improve complexion, tone, and texture, clear pores, and offer a hair shine when used in final shampoo rinse.
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Mrs. Greenway
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Ensleys
Heloise
Jean Smith
Duane K. Wilson
Eva Hemauer
M. Cooper
H. I. Buck
Mrs
Francis Shierling
Roger Hughart
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Hunter
Boone Hunter
42Nd’ St
Holy Lands
Billy James Hargis
Christian Crusaders
Tulsa
Oklo
Egypt
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Jericho
Nazareth
River of Jordan
NEW Dei Jhi
India
Frank Bo Hodges
57Th St
Louisiana
Hodges Gardens
Kisatchie Hills
Forest
Lubbock Power & Light UP
Mrs. Mack Greenway
Questers Club
Texas Panhandle
Ben Ralston
Ruami Waldrip
68Th St
Mrs. Clay Elkins
Bruce Gentry
Genry
Sith St
Jocelyn Shipley
29Th St
David Foster
4Th St
Kenneth Calloway
John Grantham
Mmes
Deen Jackson
Ronald Bagby
Lavoy Reed
Farl Schwenke
Teague
William Becker Jr
A. K. Brannon
Women’s Study Club
Brannon
Ray Caraway
Tulsa Literary Arts Club
Toles
Progressive Club
Plainview
Federated Women's Clubs of
First Methodist Church
Walker B. Jones
Caprock
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Phi Beta Rho
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Jim Fisher
54Th Street
Machine
Singer
Long
Remington
Kenmore
Singer Today
Texas
Cinderella Salon of Beauty
Ollie Mae Harris
Linda Foote
Raylene Austin
Shirley Alexander
Quineta Williams
Needle Club
du Pont
Coriam
CVC
W. D. Wilkins & CO
Nation
Green
Corfam Suede Vamp
Soth—Soth St. Center
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