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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1955
Page
8
A working mother can save by economies in shopping as guided by June Wilson Women's News Service. The piece warns against wasteful excess and suggests practical swaps like dry milk solids, local fashion shows, and cost-saving tips, noting milk costs and household chores as recurring stresses.
Mrs. L. M. Cox of San Antonio, state president of the Texas Federation of Republican Women, urged Lubbock members to abandon adjectives and call themselves Republicans. She warned trends can change and noted Texas has 25 new clubs since January with 5,400 women in 150 clubs and over half a million in the national federation. She outlined administration programs and praised Congress while urging renewed effort in party work.
Pianist Mrs. Bob Simpson and vocalist Mrs. T J Lovett headline a luncheon program for Alegro Music Club at Hemphill Wells Monterey Center with Mrs. Arthur Gamble as program chair. Federation hymn leads by Mrs. Charles Prater as hostesses include Mrs. Lovett and Mrs. Grady Taxier.
The piece analyzes common beliefs about housing value and security. It notes real estate can rise or fall with market conditions and building costs, and ownership does not guarantee security or family stability. It argues buyers should assess income, mobility, and long term commitments before purchasing.
Mrs. J H Hackfield hosted a Joly Grandmothers meeting as members elected officers for the year. New president is Hackfield with A Hl Maas as vice president Rayford Ball secretary and Van W Prince treasurer. Grady Kirkpatrick was a guest with eleven members attending. Next meeting is planned for 2 p m in October.
After years of research scientists discovered dioctyl sodium sulfosuccinate a non laxative that moistens and softens dry waste in the colon enabling natural elimination. Marketed as Restutot or Bravtoc without prescription and claims to be safe and habit forming free.
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