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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1976
Page
7
Mrs. Sue Stanfield of Pecos announces the engagement and forthcoming marriage of her daughter Nancy Kay Stanfield to Don Sloan Brown son of Mr. and Mrs. T Q Brown of Marble Falls. The ceremony is set for May 23 at the First Presbyterian Church of Pecos.
A collection of reader questions to Ann Landers covers missed fathers post-divorce and estrangement, dormitory lesbian confusion with two twenty-somethings sharing a bed, a mother troubled by her daughter's fiancé, and a note on cottage cheese salad upgrades with avocado and tomato. The tone is practical, caretaking, and pointed toward seeking connection or professional guidance.
Vow exchange occurred March 28 at the Perryman home in San Antonio with Pastor Tom Donald officiating. The bride, daughter of Audrey Harlos, wore ivory lace, carried white carnations, and used family jewelry for borrowed and blue items. Best man Forrest Jefferson and maid of honor Nancy Perryman attended. The couple, Judson High School alumni, plan to reside in Universal City where the groom works as a television technician.
Boy Scout Troop 191 reorganizes under Randy Harp scoutmaster and Lloyd Chappell Sr assistant. All boys aged 11 to 15 invited to 7 p.m. Monday meeting in the scout hut on North Alamo Street.
Gregory IV born April 11 to Raymond and (family) of Azle weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces. Grandparents John Moore Beaumont and Ray Gregory Pecos. Clayton Andrew Kilcrease born March 19 in Lubbock weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces. Welcomed by brother Neil and sister Julie. Paternal Billie Kilcrease Pecos Weldon Kilcrease Hobbs New Mexico. Mother Janice Keese Pecos.
More than 60 visu ally handicapped South Dakotans expand their news and literature intake through a public radio service on KESD F M at South Dakota State University. Daily broadcasts for registered print handicapped residents of eastern South Dakota on a special sub channel use adapted receivers.
Cadette Troop 243 visited the Pecos Enterprise Thursday to earn a badge for compiling a book. Editor O Ferrall Pauly led the tour and demonstrated printing typesetting machines while cadettes listed include Dacia Ball Rachel Kates Jayne Rhodes Cynthia Heath Mary Teal Gloria Teal Terri Good and others. Leaders are Laura Teal and Darlene Kilmartin.
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