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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1975
Page
7
A reader inbox of letters to Ann Landers covers topics from handicapped parking etiquette to Lincoln emancipation inaccuracies, marital fidelity and desire, and a controversial case of love between siblings. The column urges empathy, counseling, and practical guidance, preserving privacy and focusing on constructive outcomes.
The Merry Wives Club toured the Archie Scott residence on a Wednesday afternoon, viewing original paintings and Mrs. Scott’s tropical plants in the greenhouse, especially white orchids, plus a display of glass bottles and geodes. A brief business meeting followed at the home of Mrs. William Smith with co hostesses Mrs. Rudolph Mosley. Members present included Mrs. C J Anderson and many others. Mrs. Helen Randall of Tulsa attended as a guest.
College Station family life education specialist Roberta Dix said help during the bereavement period shapes whether a person emerges stronger or weaker.
Army Specialist Terry Ellis, Pecos native, is assigned to the Pecos Recruiting Station to discuss Europe duty benefits. A former combat engineer with eight months in Europe, he enlisted after Pecos High School 1972 graduation and now travels with wife Andrea and daughter Angela. He is stationed at Fort Hood for nearly two years and will discuss tour advantages in Europe.
Dr. Edwin B. Nutting of San Angelo reports endodontic treatment now exceeds 95 percent success and keeps teeth alive. He spoke at the Texas Dental Association annual session detailing how endodontics preserves teeth by treating damaged pulp, a four day meeting ending Monday at Fort Worth’s Sheraton.
Seven contestants for the Golden Girl of the Old West were introduced to the process at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Jay Dycus at 1906 Wyoming St. on April 17. They learned the rules and the schedule of public appearances on local TV, and will participate in parties and a school auditorium revue to crown the year title holder. Participants include Julie Smith Sylvia Gomez Monya Hooker Cindy Hopper Cynthia Scott Gwen Thigpen Tamera Owens and Tammy Looman with Mrs. Dycus as general chairman and Mrs. Earl McElroy as co chair.
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