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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1973
Page
10
Mary Sue Miller outlines simple leg exercises to slim the calves. She describes three routines: leg raises, heel slides with calf taps, and standing leg lifts, with emphasis on performance and alternating legs. Additional tips urge daily heel height changes and brisk walking when possible.
A preview shows fall and winter pumps with a bow for afternoon or late day wear. The bow varies as plea plaid or pinstriped for afternoon and silver kid for evening. One version showcases satin and pearls for a dressy look.
Mr. and Mrs. Klaus Mc Graw of 1301 24th St observed their 59th wedding anniversary Monday. The couple has two sons G W of Odessa and Joe Douglas of Sacramento with three grandchildren. They were married September 10 1914 in Hobart Oklahoma and moved to Lubbock in August 1927 after living in Altus Oklahoma. He is an engineer for Traders and Lubbock Compresses and they belong to First Baptist Church. He is a member of the Masonic Lodge.
National Family Opinion Inc. of Toledo Ohio warns that fabric softeners leave yellowing residue and may cause allergic reactions in some people. A panel of homemaker consultants advises reducing use since these products last about three washings.
A feature on beans as a protein source with a recipe for Orange Baked Beans using orange juice concentrate. Includes cooking steps, ingredients for the bean dish and a separate orange dressing, plus serving suggestions with greens, orange slices, and milk or custard.
Bridal shower for Mrs Bobby Christie set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Idalou Clubhouse. Christie recenty wed in Xenia Ohio and resides in Dimmitt. A misc shower for former Miss Jennifer Madden is planned for 8 p.m. today at 3709 67th Street.
Miss Patricia Carlock, bride elect of Michael Tilton, will be honored with a kitchen gadget shower today at 3 30 pm in the home of Mrs Winston Robertson 4606 15th St Co hostess will be Mrs Wayne Finnell Mrs Watson Carlock and Miss Catherine Carlock mother and sister of the honoree will be special guests The couple exchanged hospital vows Aug 24 and plan a wedding in St Christopher's Episcopal Church on Oct 13 with Coushester Montgomery and Miss Jane M Broome as special guests
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss a bridge hand where East ruffs a heart and South considers risking grand slam. The article highlights signaling, ruffs, and the strategic choices to target five levels. It mentions potential plays involving clubs diamonds and trumps and suggests cautious play to avoid costly errors.
In a four player contract sequence West opens 14 passes South doubles? No. The puzzle sets up a forcing three clubs bid. The question asks if partner has bid three spades, what is the next call. The answer is promised for tomorrow.
Mrs. John E. Hinson celebrated her 91st birthday with a buffet Sunday. Special guests included daughters Mrs. Mae Bevill of Monterey Park and Mrs. Thelma Sims, Mrs. Ruth Darrah. son Whitman Hinson. daughter Mrs. Diane Edwards. granddaughter Mrs. Mimi Lou Bailey. and other relatives from Hollywood, Downey, Bakersfield, San Francisco, Lubbock, and Corpus Christi.
The American Footwear Institute promotes kicks aimed at youth for back to school. The range features casual footgear with toes snubbed and heels built from cork wood and stacked leather for a playful, sturdy look.
Miss Connie Dianna Jones and Bob Dean Parrish pledged their wedding vows at 8 p m Thursday in Primitive Baptist Church. Officiant was Rev Cy Denton. The couple are Lubbock High School 1973 graduates with parental ties to Jones and Parrish families. The ceremony featured organ music and a receipt of nuptial selections.
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