Porcelain Exhibit Hosted By Club
The West of the Pecos Porcelain Arts Club hosted its annual Exhibit and Tea on a cool afternoon last Sunday. Doveta Hunt greeted guests with help from Amanda Frye and Virginia Lowrance while Easter eggs and silk cloths decorated tables. Door prizes went to Banky Stocks, Jane Stewart, Leona Jackson, Rhonda Bryant, Barbara Henderson, Elizabeth Dennison, Bill Waters, Hazel Humphries, and W. R. Bevill. Notable displays featured beginner china painting works and contributions by Wanda Clapham, with the tea table set by Hershel Cox, Texas Porcelain Arts treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Jane Stewart
Leona Jackson
Rhonda Bryant
Barbara Henderson
Elizabeth Dennison
Bill Waters
Hazel Humphries
Balmorhea
W. R. Bevill
Bedford
Wanda Clapham
Hershel Cox
Texas Porcelain Arts Group
Joe Ann
Gene) Jackson
Melba
Ray
Talley
Tribute to Ruth Schleich Honored by Reeves County Homemakers
Mrs. Jack Schleich was the guest of honor at a Reeves County Young Homemakers dinner in Pecos. Ray Helberg praised her year in office and presented a corage and a plaque naming her honorary member. The group noted her service with sewing workshops, Moth er Goose Parade help, and American Cancer Society work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Schleich
Reeves County Young Homemakers
Holiday Inn
Ray Helberg
Schleich
Ita
Kansas
Jack Jr
Odessa
Pecos
Canton
Ohio
Armstrong Tire and Rubber
Proving Grounds
Connecticut
First Christian Church
Home Demonstration Club
Cotton Crusaders
Reeves County Unit
American Cancer Society
Henry Hickman
Texas
Reeves County
Young Homemakers
Ray Helburg
Meals on Wheels Serves Baltimore Elderly Five Days a Week
A 70-year-old Baltimore widow receives hot lunch and cold supper five days weekly from Meals on Wheels volunteers. The program has nine kitchens, about 2000 volunteers, and delivers around 700 meals daily. Peggy Seeler leads as executive director. funding comes through charities with some client charges and state aid.
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Baltimore
Meals On Wheels
Peggy Seeler
Crusaders Meet Set Thursday
The Cotton Crusaders will meet Thursday morning at 10 A.M. in Mrs. Tommy Passmore’s home. This final club meeting of the year urges all members to attend as Mrs. H.L. Robinson succeeds Mrs. Passmore as president. new officers will announce tentative plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Crusaders
Tommy Passmore
H.L. Robertson
Passmore
Gift Party for Bride-Elect Miss Lynda Stroud
Miss Lynda Stroud, bride elect of Charles E. Moore, was honored at a Monday night bridal gift party in the Security State Bank coffee room. Hostesses included Mrs. Brantley, Bounds, Lemons, Dixon, Shaw, and McKay. cake and punch were served to guests who watched Stroud open presents before her Saturday wedding.
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Lynda Stroud
Charles E. Moore
el Paso
Security State Bank
Lester Shaw
George Bounds
Milton Brantley
R.C. Lemons
M. C. Dixon
John McKay
Little Things Do Mean a Lot in Life’s Missed Moments
A reflective piece recalls small unspoken acts and missed chances that haunt us. It contrasts cherished grandchild photos with unused opportunities to hug, call, or thank loved ones and notes the danger of letting busy days erase simple kindness. It ends noting lessons about prioritizing small gestures before they’re lost.
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Womens News
Ralph Winterrond
Winterrowd
Bruce Hay
Masons
Eastern Star
Ford Chapel
First Baptist Church
Food For Americans
Gaynor Maddox
Food and Nutrition
Maryland
Department of Social Service
National Council of Jewish Women
Maryland Home Economics Ass
Associated Jewish Charities
Associated Catholic Charities
Community Chest
Crusaders
Miss Stroud
Mr. Moore
Johnny
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
HG. Bradley
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