Pecos Chapter Plans Annual Section Nine School Event
The Pecos Chapter announces a sequence of fraternal events for the annual Section Nine school program. Officers listed include Worthy Matron Nes Katherine Ware and others as part of a plan for April activities, dinners, and a study class. Invitations go to various chapters for teas and receptions in Odessa Houston Abilene and nearby towns.
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Bone
Tran Matoru
Katherine Ware Sauit
Colonial Inn
S. B. Hiitits
Myrtle Horn
Alvin
Jones
Marjorie Mays
Pecos
Tikuie
Queen Esther
Abie Jen
Friendship Chapter
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Prand
Houston
Thelma Joyce Alsup
Abilene
Frances Austin
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Pecos chapter honors past matrons and patrons in spring meeting
The Pecos chapter hosted an honor program for past matrons and patrons with greetings from conductresses, certificates of long service, and remarks about their terms. Deaths of Velma Turner and Otto Bell were noted, with sympathy cards sent to families. A social hour followed, and the next meeting on April 9 will feature an Easter program and memorial service.
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Carrie Mae Holloway
Ellea Gibson
Ruth Cothrun
Estelle Hayton
Bessie Byler
Helen Hildreth
Ona Pointer
Earnestine Winterrowd
Nina Bullock
Winnie Jameson
Bonnie Dearley
Mildred Ferguson
Marian Morelan
Hollis Smith
Charlie Hayton
Curtiss Winterrowd
Cary Byler
Ed Ferguson
Star Point
Margaret Smith
Austin Ceremony Unites Denton and Gibson in March Wedding
Mary Beth Denton daughter of Mr and Mrs James G Denton of Austin married Randal Gibson son of Mr and Mrs A L Gibson in a 9 pm single ring ceremony Saturday March 24 at St Austin Catholic.
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James G. Denton
Austin
Randal Gibson
A. L. Gibson
St. Austin Catholic
Toyah High School
University of Texas
A. P. Gibson
Toyah
Lynn Gibson
el Paso
Richard Gibson
Imperial
Susan Gibson
Sul Ross
Elba Gibson
Pecos
Bernice Peachacek
Alpine
Jerry Phillips
Robert Ornsby
Marion installs TOPS officers in candlelight ceremony
Linda Marion led a candlelight TOPS installation in the DPS Driver's License room last Tuesday night. Officers installed were Betty Thorp leader Laura Johnson co leader Ver nel Dowdy secretary Eddie Jean Webb treasurer and Lois White weight recorder. The 1972 weight division winners were announced with charms given to Lois White Laura Johnson Rosa Granada Ver nell Dowdy and Linda Marion Gladys Singleton received a queen of the week gift and Laura Johnson named queen of the month. A low calorie dinner was served to 21 members and one guest.
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TOPS
DPS
Betty Throp
Laura Johnson
Vernell Dowdy
Eddie Jean Webb
Lois White
Lois
Ann Landers responds to Yale fans and readers
The column recalls a 1964 letter exchange from New Haven and features Ann Landers dismissing pestering inquiries. It includes a set of peers describing unusual composing talent and a series of reader questions about dating, housekeeping, nursing, and teen letters.
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Retirement tribute marks end of long Duval career for McLeod
Duval Corporation honored Mr and Mrs Jake McLeod at a retirement barbecue at the Sheriff's Posse Barn after 35 and a half years with the company. McLeod began at the Boling Tex mine in 1937 and later worked at Orchard Culber son Pecos before planning to retire April 1. The event included thanks from family and coworkers and a gift rod and reel for McLeod, an avid fisherman.
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Duval Corporation
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Duval
Boling, Tex
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Veterans Affairs Budget and Dividends Questioned
The VA provides guidance on World War I and II life insurance dividends and answers questions about special dividends. It states there is no special dividend and clarifies that regular dividends are paid on policy anniversaries. The 1974 VA budget will not shrink. overall expenditures will rise by about 300 million.
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National Service Life Insurance
United States
Veterans Administration
Revenue sharing plan hurt by filing errors
District Director R L Phinney of southern Texas says filing mistakes on Revenue Sharing forms bias credits toward large cities. Taxpayers with mixed city bounds must list their actual incorporated municipality to ensure correct local government credit based on population and income. He urges accurate entries and directs residents to their local government for residence details.
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Internal Revenue
Texas
Phinney
Reeves County Blue Collar Jobs Hold Steady Amid Shift Toward White
In Reeves County the blue collar market remains strong with stable production activity and a growing need for clerical and management roles. Since 1960 white collar share rose to 36.7 percent from 35.8, still below the national 48.2 percent. Across the West South Central and Texas, white collar totals run higher than local. Blue collar earnings have risen as affluence grows.
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Reeves County
United States
Department of Commerce
Texas
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