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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1975

Page

6

Nancy Carpenter to wed in July in El Paso

Nancy Lee Carpenter, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Carpenter of 1911 Jackson Blvd, announces her engagement to Harry David Tyler of St Louis Mo. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Bill Tyler. Both are 1973 Roosevelt and Pecos High graduates and UT El Paso attendees. The couple will marry July 27 at Coronado Baptist Church in El Paso.

Joe Carpenter Jackson Blvd Nancy Lee Harry David Tyler Bill Tyler St. Louis Pecos High School University of Texas At el Paso Roosevelt High School University of Texas At el Paso Coronado Baptist Church

Dear Ann Landers Pigs in the kitchen debate and sights

A reader calls on Ann Landers defending landlords who demand cleaning deposits citing the cost of damage from dirty tenants. Another letter writer explains a husband secretly gifts money to grandchildren, while others ask about neighbor trespass and a drug welfare booklet. Retirement and brunch menu notes close the column.

Ann S.P Grandma Grandpa Con Ann Lander Ann Landers P.O Elgin Illinois

Young fashions bloom in spring in Nogal style

NEA Editor Helen Hennessy profiles Nogal spring fashion with pixie faced toddlers in lace bonnets and garden pastel outfits. Pieces include woven stripe polyester and cotton seersucker suits with appliques, a white pique popover on a yellow mint dress, and a three piece rain or shine set ready for any weather.

Helen Hennessy NEA Nogal Mom

Future Homemakers Meet in San Antonio 1975 Convention

Pecos Future Homemakers of America Chapter representatives and about 5 000 members and advisors from across the state attend the two day 1975 meeting in the San Antonio convention center April 17 18. Keynote speaker will discuss human relations. humorist Jerry Clower entertains Friday night. Delegates depart Wednesday for a 12 30 p m bus to El Paso and expect to return Saturday evening or Sunday morning.

Pecos Homemakers of America Belinda Levario Anna Natividad Gladys Ramirez Rosie Villescas Jackie McMillan Patty McDaniels Susie Madrid Becky Fincher Heard Cody Macha Becky Rivera Doveta Hunt William Purkey Jerry Clower el Paso San Antonio

Rice University honors largest honor roll ever named

Joni Olivia Thompson of 1102 S. Plum St. joins Rice University President's Honor Roll for the first semester 74 75. President Norman Hackerman notes the record cohort of 1149 students on the honor roll. Geographically the group includes 230 Houston area graduates, 403 from Texas outside Houston, 466 from other states, and 50 from foreign high schools. The breakdown shows 306 freshmen, 236 sophomores, 251 juniors, 310 seniors, and 43 fifth year students.

Joni Olivia Thompson Jo Ann Thompson S. Plum St Rice University Norman Hackerman Houston Area Texas

Teenage exchange seeks U S homes

Families in Europe and South America welcome American teenagers this summer but only if more Americans apply to the Youth for Understanding program. About 1,600 students travel abroad yearly, with two month stays funded by a 980 dollar program fee. Deadline May 1, 1975.

Europe South America James Aneff Youth For Understanding YFU United States Department of State European Africa Asia United States Region VI Citizens National Bank Abilene Texas

Fog warning device added to West Quoddy Light

The World Almanac notes America's first fog warning setup was included with West Quoddy Light in Maine. A lighthouse keeper earned $360 yearly after a $60 raise for striking a 500 pound bell with a hammer on foggy days.

America West Quoddy Maine The World Almanac

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Nancy Carpenter Harry D. Tyler Nancy L. Carpenter Sally S.S Pecos Enterprise Joni Thompson Teenage Exchange U.S Donna Beauchamp Donny Bradley CPS Reddy Room Gerry Keely Joyce Meacham Dot Stafford Jo Pattillo Lena Stephens Hellen Bell Nita Smith Bea Owens Nita Fir
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