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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1969
Page
10
Florence read-to-wear shows grow with 81 exhibitors from Rome Milan Florence and Novara set for November expansion. Palazzo Vecchio hosts official welcomes while Pitti Palace and Strozzi Palace stage parades and exhibitions.
A series of reader questions and replies on parenting relationships and car repair honesty. Topics include seeking psychiatry versus historical coping, aging readers reflecting on past beliefs, breaking up with a steady partner, and consumer protection in auto repair scams. The column closes with instructions to mail problems to Ann Landers via the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal.
Readers share frugal tricks from using nylon stockings as polish removers to taping magazine bindings for durability. A few note cold treats ease toddler pain and improvised bed spring repairs using inner tubes.
Betsina named national beverage of Greece with resinAsed preservation methods cited. Early wine stored in goatskins and resin-lined casks. debates on resin flavor and acquired taste persist. Readers advised on baby safety and summer cottage dressers. safety slogans and local business promotion conclude the note.
Members of the West Texas iMuseum Association sponsor a Mini-Cooks Tea from 2 to 5 p m Saturday at The Museum on the Texas Tech campus. Dunlaps provides fashions for two style shows at 2 30 p m and 3 50 p m with models who are daughters of association members. Tea proceeds fund recipes and craft ideas from the Mini Cooks Cooking Book, to be sold for 3 dollars plus tax. Mini-Cook dolls priced at 3 dollars plus tax. larger rag dolls 15 dollars. tickets 50 cents at The Museum Dunlaps Ceventown Caprock Center.
Texas Alpha chapter of Phi Sigma Alpha held a Tuesday night meeting in Lubbock Women’s Club. Mrs. James Murphy reviewed last season’s self development program and led an obituary for Walter W. Ross sorority founder. Mrs. John C. Ross presented Things To Come with Mrs. Charles Guy presiding. Thirteen members and one guest Mrs. Marion Schooly attended. The record notes the first French nuclear test explosion occurred February 13 1960 in the Sahara Desert.
A panel on value patterns in present day morals will meet at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at the Lubbock Women's Club. Rev. David Ray and Rev. Dr. Dudley Strain will discuss the topic. Mrs. I D Walker is panel director and hostesses include Mrs. T P Odell and several other club members.
Miss Suzanne Leake and Craig McReynolds wed at 3 p.m. in the Presbyterian Naval Base Chapel San Diego with Rev. Ronald Turnbow officiating. The bride and groom are both from Lubbock Texas and the groom is stationed in San Diego with the Navy. The couple honeymooned in San Francisco after the ceremony.
La Fleur Garden Club held its first meeting near Thursday morning at Municipal Garden and Arts. After a short business meeting they toured Mrs. Joe Arrington’s garden at 3518 41st Street. Members and hostesses, including Mrs. Harry Smith Mrs. Lewis Irvin and Mrs. C I Green, planned the next 9:50 gathering at Get 9 center.
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