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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1966
Page
8
Mrs Mark Williams wife of a local minister shares how she gathers recipes from dinners hosted by friends and church members. She notes she tests dishes before serving and sticks to standard foods for her children while experimenting at times.
A reader panel excerpt includes advice on hiring a cleaning helper to address dirt in a newlywed home, Aunt concerns about a niece’s steady boyfriend, and praise for elderly grandparents who stay active. Ann Landers offers guidance, stressing practical action and boundaries.
The Lubbock Rose Society met at the Garden-Arts Center with 22 members present. Mrs. J. L. Eaton led a talk on What Makes a Good Rose, and Rose Show schedules were distributed for the October 8 event from 2 to 8 p.m. Guests included Mrs. Cowden of Odessa and Mrs. Blakeman and Mrs. Foster from Portales New Mexico, while officers were listed by the nominating committee.
Mrs Wardroup presented Adventure with Flowers to La Fleur Garden Club at Municipal Garden Arts Center. Fourteen members attended with two new members introduced and guests present. Hostesses were Mrs Blair and Mrs Carow. Next meeting set for 9 30 a m October 13.
Miss Judith Ann Traylor and Sgt. Charles Gaynor Blanton will wed Oct. 8 at Lubbock View Christian Church. The bride to be is a 1964 Monterey High School graduate and Texas Tech junior majoring in secondary education. the groom is a U.S. Marine Corps member, grandson of Roy Clements of Mulberry Arkansas.
The Sector's Antique Club met for a breakfast Thursday at Mrs. O. W. McLeod's home 1918 33rd St. Twenty-one members attended with guest Mrs. Jack T. Leftwich. The group will meet October 13 at Mrs. C. L. Hoffman's 4606 W. 18th St for a talk by Mrs. Alex McDonald on old books.
Officers of the Phi Sigma Alpha Assembly met at Mrs. Joe B. Pate Sr. home to finalize the Founders Day program for September 25. Regent Gladys Tarter will assist with the celebration. Next officers meeting set for 7 p.m. September 19 at Mrs. Joe Birdwell’s home.
The Betsy Ross Needle Club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Willie Lockwood’s home 2218 16th St. Twelve members attended. A luncheon is planned for Sept. 22 at Mrs. Mary Lou Sawyers’ home 2127 67th St.
A beauty ad promoting Lemon Jelwyn as a natural cleanser and bleacher for clear skin. It markets the product to women worldwide, claiming it tones surfaces, clears blemishes and pores, and adds shine when used in shampoo rinse.
The instruction indicates baking for 50 minutes or until the set and pastry is browned. This brief note guides timing and visual cue for doneness. No additional context provided.
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