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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1969
Page
6
The piece notes growing autumn weddings due to more people reaching marital age and year round wedding travel. It highlights health and medical insurance as a starting point for newlyweds, with family coverage, maternity benefits, and optional private plans to manage medical costs after marriage.
New heads of family weigh household insurance to protect homes and possessions from fire theft and disaster. The article notes many couples have coverage but advises careful choice and adequate protection for new living situations.
Humorous and practical advice notes appear across Heloise columns with tips on snoring aid music, safety chain reuse, pineapple prep, sewing shortcuts, silverware tarnish, labeling razor blades, and a wedding gift hat joke from Mrs. McFarland.
Miss Margaret Burden becomes bride of Robert Lee Banks in a single ring ceremony at community church. The groom is son of Mrs. Cassie Banks of Childress and the late Eli Banks, with Debra Gray as maid of honor and Jerry Banks Jr. as best man. A reception followed at the Banks home. the bride attended Littlefield High School.
A social gathering hosted at the home of Mrs. Frank Ward drew seven members and seven guests for informal games and cola. Plans were set for a games party at Plaing Co op on September 14 at 8 pm. Next meeting scheduled for September 1 at Mrs. Dan Smiths home, 4506 59th St.
An incident at 2521 50th Street in Lubbock sees Zuider Zeewich attacking a Texas location. Police have been alerted and are investigating the assault.
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