D Magazine September 1978

“The Cowboys he’p me with my tickets,” W.O.Bankston says, “and I he ’p them with their cars. That’s the way it is in Texas.”

“I guess,” W.O. Bankston says, “you could say I have led a colorful life.”

Once a tie between generations has been broken, mending it can be a painful process.

Predicting the future has become easier; dealing with it hasn’t.

Great places to dine and dance

All Anna had to do was walk into the clinic, and it would be over.

The color, intricacy, variety and utility of Oriental rugs would be enough to explain their universal appeal. The smart shopper may also find that he’s made a good investment.

Basic kitchen equipment should be inexpensive, durable, and versatile.

I think that I shall never see a Gouda lovely as a Brie

Our new look is more than a cosmetic change.

Maybe all the Rangers need is a batting coach.

The gift of the maguey is now worth getting

Delivering a baby at the convenience of the physician can be traumatic for the mother.

As bad as it is, ’’improving” Central Expressway can only make it worse.

It can be more fun to read cookbooks than to use them

The magazine-style supplement is keeping the newspaper ad salesmen happy. But how about the readers?

Where does high school football get you? In the knee.

How Baylor Hospital helps the most helpless get a start in life.

Toronto is a paradise for cosmopolites; Quebec City is a paradise for gourmets.

These French wines with German names give good American value.