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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1965
Page
8
World traveler Mrs. Fern Cone of 3306 43rd Street visits Bulgaria where in a department store an English speaking woman helps her locate facial tissues. The encounter suggests ongoing cultural exchange and human contact amid travels.
A compact guide offers shopping ideas for fall including freezing food safely, selling cosmetics through introductory offers, buying clothes on sale for future use, and budgeting for travel. The piece recounts a Lubbock traveler’s experiences touring Albania and other Eastern European countries, noting varied conditions in Hungary Romania and Bulgaria and a warning about potential food spoilage after power outages.
The excerpt recalls American tourists exploring overseas sites, noting cathedral museums and landmark walks. It describes Bulgarian Sunday wedding rites lasting 15 minutes, signing a registry, photos, and a phonograph playing music. It mentions Yugoslavia's Valley of the Roses and rose perfume production.
Miss Jan Humphries bride elect of Pat Campbell to be honored with a rice and spice party and buffet at 6 30 p m today hosted by Mrs C A Rosebrough and daughter Gail at 5212 28th St Mrs Horace Humphries mother of the honoree will attend Fifteen guests. centerpiece burgundy roses and pale pink asters. hostess gift an electrical appliance. The couple to wed Sept 19 at First Methodist Church.
Mrs Cone cites travel to 100 countries outside the United States and notes less restrictive norms abroad. She stresses reading and study as travel continues. An ad clippings mix mentions Kinderarten and Nursery School enrolment and a phonics reading class.
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