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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1971
Page
5
A reader column features letters praising police work from a cop’s child, concerns about a teacher’s advances, guidance for a teen who was abused, and dating blues. Other readers discuss budgeting, aging, and spring boot fashion tones.
Irene and Vivian offer Seashell craft ideas for parties and home decor. Suggestions include shell and sandbox boxes, dyed shells, shell-based flower arrangements, driftwood accents, wind chimes, and shell pinning on clay bases with wire stems.
The Twentieth Century Club hosted an Easter themed program "A Time For Easter" with Rev. Milton Propp as guest speaker. Mrs. Frank Haughton presided while Mrs. Ben Meek Jr sang "The Cross Bearer" with Mrs. Clem Crowley at piano. New member Mrs. William Hilliard attended along with club members and hosts Mrs. Jimmy McNeil and Mrs. Dale Hardeman.
Horoscope by Frances Drake outlines daily guidance for all zodiac signs from Aries to Pisces, emphasizing action on beliefs, listening, learning, careful planning, broadening views, and responsibilities. Notable notes mention Thomas Jefferson and Lily Pons as birthdate references.
Mr and Mrs Henry Ray and their three sons David 5 Alan 2 and Stephen 8 months visited Mrs Ray’s parents Mr and Mrs H D Lawless for Easter. Stephen was born during last year’s hurricane in Corpus Christi. They planned to return home today to Corpus Christi.
Modern Study Club hosts Guest Day on Wednesday afternoon April 14 at 3 o'clock in the Federation Parlor. Mrs. Ted Johnston will review Taylor Caldwell's Great Lion of God, a book praised by critics. Mrs. H L Holloway conducts the roll call. social committee hosts greet attendees.
Cynthia Louise Sendak, bride elect of David Robison, was honored at a thoughtfully planned Easter party hosted by Mrs. T.A. Robison. Guests registered in a bridal memory book while yellow and tangerine decor complemented the registry table and refreshment setup.
Easter guests include Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Williams of Vernon and their daughter’s family. Hill Glover visits Texas Tech, a sophomore who transferred from Texas A&M. Wedding plans mention Miss Sendak of Indianapolis and David Robison for September 4.
Business and Professional Women schedule a regular meeting tonight April 13 at 7 30 p m in the Federation Parlor Health and Safety program with guest speaker Mrs Clifford Frazier introduced by chairman Dot Stafford All members urged to attend guests welcome.
An artifact from Hallstatt Austria dating back about 2400 years features a rest pole that allowed the carrier to support his basket during rest periods without removing it. The discovery highlights ancient portable load carrying practices.
The Merry Wives Club will meet Wednesday afternoon April 14 at 3 30 in the home of Mrs L B Johnson 1716 Jefferson Street. Mrs Charles Weinacht will be guest speaker and president Mrs Bob Dean urges members to attend if possible.
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