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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1971

Page

7

AAUW Texas Convention in Abilene Focuses on Education

The Pecos AAUW member attended the Texas Division State Convention in Abilene March 25 27 with theme Concerns Challenges and Commitments. Keynote speaker Dr Anne Gary Parnell led discussions on public education topics while officers were elected and by laws adopted.

Thelma Northcut Pecos American Association of University Women Abilene New Civic Center Anne Gary Parnell AAUW Sweet Briar College T. W. Coover Aauw Southwest Central Region Texas Aauw Abilene Christian College Hardin Simmons University McMurry College

Funeral Visitors Brighten Pecos Easter Observances

Earl Benton of Dallas attended funeral services for Louis Benton in Pecos and stayed with cousin Mrs. Fannie Soto. Families from Brenham College Station Fort Worth and Abilene joined Easter gatherings at local homes including the Stewarts and Moores, with travel to Albuquerque and Colorado Springs planned for some relatives.

Earl Benton Dallas Pecos Louis Benton Fannie Soto

Polly's Pointers Don’t Swim With Hearing Aids or Wax Tables

Advice column urges caution with hearing aids around water and heat. Experts suggest dealer cleanings, moisture kits, and avoiding swimming unless a helper watches the device. Also includes household hacks and plant-labeling tips from readers.

Polly

Easter visitors and local ties noted in Pecos

Austin teacher Jan Whigham visited her parents Mr and Mrs C J Whigham while Lee Talley and son Toby stayed with Rudolph Mosley. The Talleys plan to return to Stamps Arkansas. Pecos ties run deep as Talley family friends recall. Four states Georgia Iowa New York and North Dakota have adopted the rose as state flower.

Zora Gunter Carolyn Gunter North Texas State Denton Ray Gunter Dallas Nat Gunter Jacalyn Natalie Gunter Burnet High School Finley Gunter Harry Boehhemann Hobbs New Mexico Bill Thomson Boehnemanns Trinity Lutheran Jan Whigham C.J. Whigham Austin Lee Talley Toby Rudolph Mosley Mr. Talley Mosley Stamps Arkansas Talleys Pecos Lee Mosleys Georgia Iowa New York North Dakota

Lasater Family Visits Fort Worth for Easter Holidays

Here from Fort Worth Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Lasater and daughter Kellye Ann visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Lasater and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rogers. Mrs. Lasater is the former Barbara Ann Rogers. She and Jimmy were reared in Pecos.

Jerry McLean Scot Devin J. T. Moore Sr McLean Laura Hargreaves Longmont Colorado Abilene Captain McLean Dyess Air Force Base McLeans Jimmy Lasater Kellye Ann W. D. Lasater Jack Rogers Lasaster Barbara Ann Rogers Jimmy Pecos

Mrs William C Smith Heads to Dallas Board Meeting

Mrs William C Smith travels to Dallas as a Texas Division American Cancer Society board member and District Two director serving Reeves County. She attends the Executive Committee meeting at Hotel Adolphus and plans a Clifton detour to visit former Pecos resident Mrs Gene Parker.

William C. Smith Dallas Texas Division American Cancer Society Reeves County Adolpha Clifton Gene Parker Pecos

Newlyweds from Pecos wed in Lamesa ceremony

Mr and Mrs Jimmie Cravens of Pecos announce the marriage of their daughter Deborah Leigh Sheek to Johnnie D Houston of Lamesa. The vows were pledged March 26 in Lamesa. The groom is the son of Mrs Olida Houston of Lamesa. The couple will reside in Pecos.

Jimmie Cravens Pecos Deborah Leigh Sheek Johnnie D. Houston Lamesa Olida Houston

Pecos Women Attend Tea for Fort Stockton First Lady

Five Pecos women traveled to Fort Stockton last Tuesday afternoon to attend a tea honoring Mrs. J. Philip Robbins named 1971 First Lady of Fort Stockton. The event, hosted by Magno Usus Club, supports the annual First Lady contest. Mrs. Robbins leads the Western District Texas Federation of Women's Clubs.

Pecos Fort Stockton J. Philip Robbins Magno Usus Club M. S. Calhoun Marshall Huffman Frank Haughton Ted Johnston N.A. Waldrop

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