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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1961
Page
14
A teen writes of a disappointing Ireland dirt gift from a returned boyfriend and seeks Ann Landers guidance on handling the snub. The column replies that the present is minor and urges restraint. Other readers’ notes cover remarriage after divorce, a mother’s habit of repeating advice, and a tip about obtaining Ann Landers teen guidance.
Benjamin Smith the violinist and Mary Helen McCarty the pianist will perform tonight at 8 15 in the Music Building recital hall as the Tech music department launches a new faculty series. The free program includes works by Freed Vivaldi Beethoven Cassado and Brahms with both artists on the Tech faculty.
Mrs. Clarence Blackburn of 4105 33rd St contributes cabbage rolls and an angel pecan pie recipe from Armenian roots and family favorites. She recently learned golf this summer, joins Meadowbrook Golf Association, and attends Highland Baptist Church while participating in local teacher and club groups.
Soviet scientists report 21,000 centenarians in the USSR and most live in six geographic zones of longevity: The Caucasus South Russia Ukraine Moldavia Siberia Central Asia Kazakhstan and Wyelorussia Lithuania. The rate per 10,000 people is nearly seven times higher than in the USSR overall. Hurricane Esther trims Broadway marquee at Brooks Atkinson Theater as Come Blow Your Horn plays.
Mrs. Roy Bass described her family's vacation to Great Falls Montana as the Woman's Missionary Society of Second Baptist Church met. She told of their work with Southern Baptist churches there. A stewardship skit was presented by several members. New members include Mrs Art Brewer and Mrs John Clark.
Ten members of the Rock Ss Sew Club gathered at 422 E Bates St Wednesday to honor Mrs. Leo Burd with a housewarming. Mrs. Jack Mimms demonstrated an oil painting and the session raised 10 dollars for the Red Cross. Members plan a 9:30 a.m. gathering next Wednesday at Mrs. Burd’s home to carpool to the fair.
The Samba Club gathered Thursday afternoon with host Mrs. B. C. Boyd at 1920 18th Street. Visitor Mrs. Matte Milner joined. The next meeting is set for 2 pm October 3 at Mrs. M. 2. Fewell’s home, 2311 23rd Street.
Four defendants in paceman or cases pleaded innocent and were placed under bonds of 500 dollars each by Judge Pat Moore. Sub Junior Knight 36 of Houston and Howard E. Rose 31 of Idalou were charged with driving while intoxicated. James Anderson 27 of Idalou faced check law violation and Charoletta Black 22 of 915 40th St faced theft of curtains from a rental home in Anenet.
Achievement awards were presented to cub members including Bobcat James Kinsey Mitchell Pee Monte Page and Jimmy Randy Sousley. Silver arrow recipients Conderwolf Tott Mercer Paul Tanner Brooks West Randy Gordon Gordon Huffaker A. W. Lehman Larry Williamson David Graham Wade Eyburn Todd Lovett and Frank Nix Bear David Graham silver arrow under bear Sammy Slanker and David Gafford Lion Stephen Williams and John. Entering a plea of guilty framed an illegal sale charge involving Birdie Mae Smith 29 year old. A $200 fine and court costs assessed. London plumber’s bill for bath installation reduced by $51.94 after Isabel Bottoms claimed bumps on the tub bottom.
Tokyo AP reports Prime M Hayato Ikeda will receive a monthly salary increase of 13.89 dollars effective October 1 raising his pay to 707.89 dollars per month.
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