Linda Green Weds Christopher Derrick in Coyanosa Ceremony
Linda Green bride of Christopher Fay Derrick in a double ring ceremony April 20 at Coyanosa Baptist Church officiated by Rev. J E McCormick and Rev. Glenn E Hutton. The couple will reside in Grandfalls with Derrick Well Servicing founder and Imperial High School senior Linda's family attending from multiple Texas towns.
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Linda Lee Green
Christopher Fay Derrick
Coyanosa Baptist Church
J.E. McCormick
Glenn E. Hutton
Union Church
Grandfalls
Clifford
Margie Green
Cayanosa
Billy
Madelyn Derrick
Doug Derrick
Bruce Derrick
Gary Gober
Bovina
Texas
Brenda Mosley
Benjamin Wade
Lubbock
Terry Tipton
San Angelo
Chuck Green
Snyder
Charles Baker
Billy R. Derrick
Fellowship Hall
Anna Teague
Pecos
Elaine Rutledge
Coyanosa
Valene Hitt
Odessa
Dianne Hitt
Lubb
Texas Tech University
Big Red
Ray Wade
Littlefield
Earl Derrick
Clara Gober
Shawna
Clyde Schilling
Shanda
Dustin
Friona
Bill Wade
Ben
Matt
W.J
Oly Ray Hitt
G.B. Taylor
Orland
Calif
L.A. Springfield
Colorado City
Bob Fitzgerald
Jerry Jackson
Bill Derrick
K-Bobs
Monahans
Child Proof Caps Spark Headache Trend Says Bombeck
Humorist Erma Bombeck mocks how child proof aspirin caps fail to deter toddlers and notes rising adult headaches. She imagines toddlers mastering more packaging, jokes about pets and gadgets, and ends with a satirical slogan spelling relief as K I D S.
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Erma Bombeck
Daddy
Club reports on Telethon at Crockett Junior High
Reeves County Young Homemakers met for a regular monthly session. Ruth Cahill announced Easter Seals Telethon success with $1200 raised. Anne Vines noted 14 children attended the Easter Egg Hunt. Old Night in Pecos and Golden Girl activities were discussed. Members exchanged plants. Hostesses Cahill and Galindo served chips dip and drinks to Anne Vines Lois Roach Linda Mueth Marg ie Williamson and guest Kathy Leeson. Next meeting set for May 18. open invitation.
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Reeves County
Crockett Junior High
Ruth Cahill
Anne Vines
Pecos
Anita Galindo
Lois Roach
Linda Mueth
Margie Williamson
Kathy Leeson
Experimental rats begin recovery diet in sixth week
Asst. County Extension Agent Susan W Bolen reports rats completing six weeks of experimental diets reach a recovery phase on a balanced diet. The control rat on the balanced diet gains 25 grams after consuming 100 grams of food, with healthy fur bright eyes and large stature. The vitamin group also gains 25 grams, while the low protein rats show no weight gain yet. Appetite remains low for all, with varied fur conditions and pale ears and tails. The Bioassay Short course on Family Living, led by Virginia Gibson, will be held Tuesday April 24 at 7:30 p.m. at the Reeves County Courthouse.
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Susan W. Bolen
Family Living Committee
Virginia Gibson
Reeves County
Easter Weekend Guest Gatherings Across Pecos and Texan Towns
Pecos residents hosted extended family over Easter weekend with visitors from Amarillo Tucson and Eunice. Local trips included East Texas Dallas Athens and Crowell. A tornado near Vernon impacted the Warner farm as guests watched events unfold. Also shared are baking tips about greasing loaf pans and recalling old can sizes.
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Charlie
Jean Fant
Gary
Kirby Rankin
Lubbock
Texas Tech University
Jim Rankin
Adams
Richard Jones
Buck
Hobbs
Carl Thorp
Morris
Elgin Jones
Mentone
Khacky
M.L. Marsh
Johnson
Mary Carpenter
Helen Paige
Scotty
S. Hickory
Nora Boyd
Balmorhea
Red
Paul Sullivan
Tammy
Jamie
Washington
Laura
Ebic Teal
Mary
Gloria
David
S. Alamo
Johnny
Nancy Carpenter
Randy
Linda March
Stephen
Dallas
Sixteenth of September Queen candidates named
The Queens Candidates Committee met at the Chamber of Commerce to name six contenders from Pecos and Crockett students. Celina Acosta, Margie Mendoza, Anabell Natividad, Lisa Abila, and Mary Vasquez are listed with school, grades, and hobbies.
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Mary Vasquez
Ray Scoonover
Celina Acosta
Tino Acosta
Margie Mendoza
Santana Mendoza
Anabel Natividad
Abel Natividad
Lisa Avila
Chamber of Commerce
Miss Acosta
Pecos High School
Spanish Club
Library Club
Future Homemakers of America
Catholic Youth Organi
Ann Landers Advice Columns on Parenting and Dating
Readers seek guidance on hair pulling in children, teen pregnancy, and dating etiquette. A mother’s severe punishment, counseling success, and counselor endorsements are noted. A 23 year old asks about marriage and parenthood, and a bitter reader critiques dating expectations. An offer to obtain Ann Landers booklet is included.
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Ann
H.G.C
T.D
Ann Landers
P.O
Chicago
Illinois
Sixteenth Annual Open Horse Show by Midland County 4-H
The Sixteenth Annual Open Horse Show by the Midland County 4-H Horse Club will be Sunday May 6 at the Midland County Arena behind the County Exhibit Building on East Highway 80. Events start at 9 a.m. Grand and Reserve Champion trophies, belt buckles for all-around winners, two ruby belt buckles for Champion All-Around, a Loving Cup for English Pleasure, and trophies for first through sixth in all other classes. Age groups: Boosters 8 and under, 9-12, 13-15, 16-18.
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Midland County 4-H Horse Club
Midland County
East Highway 80
Women's Physical Fitness Class Registration Opens
The Community Recreation Department opens registration for a Women’s Physical Fitness class starting Wednesday May 9. Fee is 15 dollars per person, with space limited to 100 participants.
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The
Community Recreation Department
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Linda Green
Christopher Derrick
Wit’s End
Crockett
Robert Ieeson
Justin
Wich
Alva Slay
Amarillo
H.L. Gray
Nebraska
Athens
Grace Cowden
S. Hackberry
Cowden Ranch
Bill
Mary Cowden
Kent
Cowden
Lynne
J.B. Gibson
Hart
Carrie
Lou and
David Perry
Midland
Roy Nunn
Ben Stickels
Eddy
J.C. Niblett
Ackerly
Love
Warner Bros
Warner Communications Company
PTO
Im& DC
SoOak
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