Ann Landers columns on nose jobs and parental boundaries
A letter asks if a fiancé can influence a fiancé’s rhinoplasty and a mother frets over a son’s visit and private sleeping arrangements. Ann Landers counsels that such medical choices are the couple’s to decide and urges parents to avoid overstepping.
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Ann Landers
Mendel
Phyllis
White Plains
Higgins and Smith Exchange Nuptials In Texas
Nuptial vows were exchanged Saturday for Miss Belynda Ann Smith of Abernathy and Alan Wayne Higgins of Lubbock in the Higgins home. The ceremony was officiated by Clark Johnson of Tarbbock 78th Street Church of Christ. The couple plans a Six Flags Over Texas honeymoon and will reside at 218 Cimarron Drive in Lubbock.
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Plainview
Belynda Ann. Smith
Lubbock
Alan Wayne Higgins
A. L. Higgins
Virgil C. Phillips
Abernathy
Clark Johnson
78Th Street Church of Christ In Tarbbock
Chantilly
Kim Smith
Pete McKee
Idalon
Grady Higgins
Jim Smith
Six Flags Over
Orientation Continues At Museum
The Junior League and Women's Council docent committee hold a 9:30 a.m. orientation at the Museum to train volunteers for fourth grade tours in Lubbock Public Schools. Mrs. John Harding led an in depth tour study on Early Life on the Llano Estacado and others prepare model tours and staff training.
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Junior League and Women's Council
Lubbock
John Harding
Llano Estacado
Betty Rhea Moxley
Jerry Rodgers
Duncan Muckelroy
Junior League Research Committee
John E. Blakey
Bill Parsley
Garden Club Opens Year With Fiesta Plans and Local Projects
The Spade and Hoe Garden Club began its new year at Mrs. John Dea's home. Presiding was Mrs. Lewis Evers. Members discussed Fiesta ’71 and activities at Lubbock State School for the Mentally Retarded and the Panhandle South Plains Fair. Guests attended from Mrs. D. R. Justiss, Mrs. Byron Johnson, Mrs. Ruth Vautilburgh and Mrs. Gene Copp.
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The
Spade and Hoe Garden Club
John Dea
Roy Barnam
Triston Rasco
Lewis Evers
Lubbock State School
Maid Entries Face Deadline in South Plains Contest
The 1971 South Plains Maid of Cotton contest deadline is today at 5 p.m. Applications are at the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce offices. Entrants must be 19 to 23, born in a cotton producing state, and reside in the 23 South Plains counties or study in area schools. The winner becomes a finalist in the December Memphis national final.
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South Plains
Parents Without Partners Meet At Monterey Center
Parents Without Partners will meet at 7 p.m. in the Reddy Room of Southwestern Public Service Co Monterey Center for coffee and getting acquainted. A 7:30 p.m. program features Mrs Homer Haislip on her trip to Russia with Mrs Maudina Tillery as hostess.
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Reddy
Southwestern Public Service Co
Monterey Center
Homer Haislip
Russia
Maudina Tillery
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