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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1973
Page
8
A parent excerpts a chaotic mimeographed stream from Miss Lilani, a kindergarten teacher, detailing instructions on open house attendance egg activities and even methods for blowing eggs. The writer notes the overwhelming tone and humorous yet troubling depth of the memos.
The piece notes India joining China in influencing Western style with outfits for home wear resort wear and evening wear. It describes a cotton tunic with matching pants silk tunic dress over pants a cotton wraparound and a silk paisley evening dress plus a silk wraparound skirt with a halter top reflecting a global fashion trend.
Reeves County shows 25 divorced per 1000 residents over age 14, below the national rate of 34 per 1000. The latest count lists 118 divorced men and 150 divorced women locally, with national trends of rising divorces and more short marriages despite children.
The Pecos Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held its annual memorial at the Masonic Hall with Charlene Evans and F L Akridge presiding. Five members died this year. names and dates were read by the secretary, and a Garden of Memory tribute followed. The meeting included hospital reports, school progress, invitations, and plans for Grand Chapter in Dallas with open member events and a bake sale.
A baked chicken dinner accompanies a peach and grape relish with currants and celery. The recipe includes stuffing bread, a curry orange mix, and a butterscotch pie. chill time blends flavors before baking.
A brief line lists the phone number 445-5475 and a date Thursday April 19 1973 on page 1 B, with no further context or details provided.
The Ella Duncan Rebekah Lodge 188 in Walthall and Cy press will hold a domino party at 7 p.m. Thursday with no admission charge. Players for dominoes checkers and chess are invited. Coffee punch and cake will be served and attendees should bring their own games if possible.
Re elected Posse officers include A B Nail president Carr Snailum captain Jiggs Bar field lieutenant Tom Ers kine sergeant and Bill Cal loway secretary treasurer Also Milton Brantley corral boss Bob Burkholder entertainment and Penny Nail sweetheart comprise the group.
Ruben A. Lara was the first place winner of an electric grill during the Rogers Shell Station grand opening. S.L. Hagler and RR. Robbins received ice chests when their names were drawn.
Readers share concerns from school sports parents to denture comfort and bridesmaid dress reimbursements. Ann Landers counsels parents show-up support boosts players and advises drafting letters to request dress refunds while noting possible drug guidance in a forthcoming booklet.
TEXAS A&M extension service expert W S Allen advises compact plumbing layouts to save costs in one story homes. Back to back bathrooms or a compartmented design let two to three people use facilities simultaneously while placing kitchen and laundry near baths cuts cold and hot water runs. Use light colored roofing to reduce heat gain and avoid black top or concrete near the house to keep interiors cooler.
The April 11 meeting led by President Etta Sullivan discussed keeping religion open to new ideas. George Young of First Baptist Church spoke on Changing Trends in Religious Thinking Today, urging inquiry into Bible translation, church youth, prayer in the home, and informal worship.
Easter signals a wardrobe spruce as winter fades and spring arrives. With many items already in use, shoppers update closets during closet cleanouts and garage sales. Bring your shopping list to Reecia's to fill gaps and add fashion touches.
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