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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1975
Page
6
A reflective column questions how history is portrayed in media and advertisements from 1975 onward. It contrasts Pony Express legends, Cross-Your-Heart bras, Supp-Hose ads, and Shell Oil Bicentennial spots with a vision of mid-century rural expansion, noting dissonance between memory and fact.
Reverend Richard P. Lynch, pastor and noted graphologist, will address FHA HERO club at the high school homemaking department on April 11. He explains handwriting clues such as slant and pressure reveal emotions and depth, noting conclusions come from repeated patterns across writing.
Dear Ann tackles a set of letters from readers about family conflict and etiquette. A caller questions sharing a mother's affair, another seeks deodorant guidance, a Midwestern accent clash, and grandparent gift dynamics. The column offers caution, humor, and practical guidance.
Three University of Texas of the Permian Basin professors will speak at the Texas Press Women convention in Midland April 11 to 13. Dr. Rothstein Dr. Peters and Dr. Burress join panel discussions on media’s role women’s rights and the nation’s economy with other officials and educators. District II hosts the event serving the Permian Basin area.
UT Permian Basin announces its first open house since moving into new classroom and lab buildings. On April 17 the campus opens for tours every 45 minutes from the student lounge, with visits to the Learning Resources Center and gym complex. Exhibits include Carl Hertzog's The Making of a Book. Junior college guests and faculty will answer questions about upper level and graduate programs.
The article reflects on faith and guidance from the Lord, noting His nearness and protection. It contrasts following human leaders with following God, asserting God’s love, wisdom, and permissive sovereignty. It urges readers to seek divine companionship, especially when loneliness or fear arises.
Article notes honey as energy food mainly of simple sugars easily assimilated by the body. It states three-fourths sugar as levulose and dextrose, about two percent sucrose, small vitamin C amounts, and traces of other vitamins. It adds Texas ranked fourth in honey production in 1974.
Vickie Passmore, bride elect of Jim Dearing, was honored at a bridal display shower hosted by Mrs. Elvin Reynolds and nine others. The Reynolds home featured purple flowers. corsages were given to Mrs. Logan, Mrs. Barmore, Mrs. Bill Dearing, Mrs. Tom Passmore and Vicky. The couple plan an April 18 wedding at her home.
Junior high bands from Pecos Fort Stockton Crane Andrews Carlsbad and Alpine performed in a Saturday festival at Pecos High School Auditorium. Under director Bill Carrico the event featured adjudicators Phil Anthony Dub Crain and Pat Henry with Mark Bell as announcer and Pecos High School students assisting as crew and guides. Eleven bands gained experience and pride from the day’s competition.
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