Ann Landers Advice From Pecos Enterprise Page
Ann Landers answers on manners and independence. A reader asks about helping a man with tasks and equal rights. Millie advises considerate acts. A concerned reader seeks guidance on introducing ex in laws and child references.
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Pecos Enterprise
Ann Landers
Lulacs plan queen nominees and coronation dance
The Lanes Lulac Council outlined plans for the 16th annual Lulac Queen coronation with a July 7 event at Santa Rosa Hall. Eligible girls ages 14 to 18 may run, backed by a younger sponsor, with proceeds funding a scholarship. A May 19 presentation dance and several community projects were also announced. Odessa College students named to Who's Who among OC sophomores were noted, with ten chosen for scholarships and leadership.
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Ethel Gallardo
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Odessa College
Taylor couple welcome son Clayton Rex born April 16
Mr and Mrs Randy Taylor announce the birth of their son Clayton Rex on April 16 at Memorial Hospital, weighing 6 pounds 1.5 ounces. Grandparents are Charley Taylor and Jimmy McAnally of Pecos with great grandparents Elsie Hayhurst of Artesia and J A McAnally and H L Holloway of Pecos.
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Clayton Rex
Memorial Hospital
Charley Taylor
Jimmy McAnally
Pecos
Elsie Hayhurst
Artesia
N. M
J.A. McAnally
Wid
H.L. Holloway
Scouts Gather for Sandhills Camporee Winners Named
More than 200 Scouts from Sandhills district attended the Camporee at Pyote county park on April 13. Pecos Rotary Club sponsored Troop 68 which won top honors and the president's award. Troop 67 earned a second blue ribbon and Troops 731 from Santa Rosa and 722 from Barstow received yellow ribbons. 731 and 732 were newly organized and competed with limited experience.
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Pecos
Wayne Grable
John Stickels
John Spence
Santa Rosa
Barstow
Sandhills
Four more hospitals join Tech Med school
Four additional West Texas hospitals signed education and training affiliation agreements with Texas Tech University School of Medicine. The new partners are Plains Baptist Hospital Amarillo Midland Memorial Hospital Kermit Hospital Perryton. The affiliations bring total West Texas health care institutions in the program to 22 and support model family practice clinics with specialty back-up for student training.
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Texas Tech
School of Medicine
Fligh Plains Baptist Hospital
Amarillo
Midland Memorial Hospital
Kermit Hospital
Perryton
West Texas
Beans versus porterhouse price study from USDA
USDA researchers compared protein cost in February to guide frugal eating. A 20 gram protein portion costs 6 cents in dry beans, 66 cents in porterhouse steak, and 67 cents in lamb chops, with whole chicken and hamburger seen as best meat buys.
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USDA
Agricultural Research Service
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Cake and pie sale by Order of Eastern Star at Masonic Hall
The Order of Eastern Star hosts a cake and pie sale on Saturday April 21 at the Masonic Hall dining room 624 S Oak St. The sale runs from 10 a.m. until items are sold. Advance orders may be placed after 3 p.m. at 445 3965 or 445 4600.
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Order of Eastern Star
Masonic
Linda Golden Receives Academic Achievement Award
Linda Golden daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Golden is named one of two top students at 2001 Alamo in Pecos. The honor comes from Lubbock Christian University recognizing academic achievement.
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Ray Golden
Alamo In Pecos
Lubbock Christian
Merry Wives view slides and awards day at LCC
The Merry Wives Club met to view slides on covered bridges with Mrs Guy Walker and Mrs Gene Kelly presenting. At Lubbock Christian College a special Awards Day chapel recognized a top freshman with a 4.0 GPA, and notes describe the campus and developments including a $10 million plant and a half million dollar development center.
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Guy Walker
Gene Kelly
Walker
Mines
Bo Colwell
Bond Bradford
Jim Sample
Rudolph Mosley
W. L. Fuller
Charles Manuel
John Burkholder
Clay Osborn
M. P. Withers
Bob Dean
Kelly
Lubbock Christian College
Colacremidia
West Lubbock
Mavee Christian Development Center
Lege
B&PW Honors Mahoney and elects 1973 74 officers
The B&PW club presented $200 to Pecps Museum in memory of the late Mrs. Eves Lyn Mahoney, former member. Officers for 1973-74 include Jane Ross president Johnnie Standlee vice president Clairetel Harrington second vice president Catherine Ashley recording secretary Inez Hoek corresponding secretary and Mrs Viola Moorhead treasurer.
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B&pw
Pecps Museum
Eveslyn Mahoney
Jane Ross
Johnnie Standlee
Clairetel Harrington
Catherine Ashley
Inez Hoek
Viola Moorhead
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