Bride-elect honored at party for Gustafson wedding
Benita Hirrill bride elect of Roger Wayne Gustafson was praised at a Saturday afternoon party hosted by Mrs. F J Rediger. Guests attended a registry table and gifts for the couple were shown. The couple’s wedding is planned for August 7 at First Christian Church with Rev Clark Ford officiating.
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Benita Hirrill
Roger Gustafson
Harold Gustafson
Jack Hirrill
Friends
F. J. Redicer
First Christian Church
Roger Wayne Gustafson
F.J. Rediger
Rediger
George Douglas
Beverly Douglas
Nona
John T. Redizer
Clinton Grizzard
Fred Beckham
Jackie Hirrill
Rev
Clark Ford
Visit in Stanton by Mr. and Mrs. Hart
Mr. and Mrs. A. Z. Hart visited in Stanton last weekend. They stayed with Mrs. Hart's father and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Stroud. Mr. Stroud celebrated his eighty first birthday on Saturday, a frequent Pecos visitor with many local friends.
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A. Z. Hart
Stanton
Mrs. Hart
J. P. Stroud
Mr. Stroud
Pecos
Johnsons announce birth of Mark Philip Johnson
Mr and Mrs Philip John of Napa California announce the arrival of a son, Mark Philip, born Wednesday July 14 at 1 30 PM weighing 7 pounds 11 ounces. He has two sisters Beth and Sara. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs L B Barrett Johnson of 1716 Jefferson Street. After Sept 1 the family will live in Glen Ellen Illinois. Phil Johnson has resigned from the US Navy and will work for the Atomic Energy Commission at a Nuclear Reactor Center.
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Philip Johnson
Napa, California
Mark Philip
Beth
Sara
L. B
Barrett) Johnson
Jefferson Street
Phil Johnson
Glen Ellen
Illinois
Phil
United States Navy
Atomic Energy Commission
Miss Cotton nominees and escorts named for Pecos pageant
Maxine Tharp announces the Miss Cotton of Pecos Pageant nominees and escorts. Sixteen pairs include Donna Beauchamp with Mike Wilson and Linda Golden with Russel Lewis, among others. Escorts join girls at a dinner at Pecos Valley Country Club before the pageant judging conference and dance.
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Maxine Tharp
Pecos
Donna Beauchamp
Mike Wilson
Carolyn Clark
Stanley Woods
Sylvia Clark
Mike Passmore
D’anndra Davis
van Perkins
Jo Ann Ferguson
Bill Straughn
Linda Golden
Russel Lewis
Beverly Griffis
Doug Hathorn
Vickie Joniett
Carl Smith
Barbara Maddux
Ray Lewis
Brenda Moon
Carroll Faulkner
Holly Owens
Brett Barrett
Anne Slack
Pecos Valley Country Club
Miss Cotton
This Land We Love a Look at Patriotism and Work Ethic
Bonnie Cearley reflects on national pride amid anti-United States sentiment. She cites the club theme This Land We Love, a second place state ribbon for the yearbook, and quotes an anonymous piece It proclaims heritage and Christian upbringing as riches. The column notes anticipation for the Miss Cotton of Pecos contest and local cultural events, plus remarks on family, weather, cattle, and art classes.
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U.S
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
United States of America
Pecos
Cotton Crusaders
Miss Cotton
Betty Says This About That
A reader challenges Dear Betty on insensitive remarks toward handicapped children and weighs parenting fatigue. The column notes the impact of cruel comments and urges compassion while sharing personal struggles with family, vacations, and weight concerns.
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Betty
Birthday Celebrations For John Glenn And Brendan Hudson
John Glenn and Brendan Hudson celebrated birthdays with family, friends, and cake. John Glenn turned eight at a Sunday party at his home on West Seventh Street with games, outdoors fun, a cowboy themed cake, punch, and ice cream while Brendan Hudson’s family dinner followed by cake and gifts marked his birthday on the following Wednesday.
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John Glenn
Coy
Brendan Hudson
Coy Hudson
West Seventh Street
Doug M. Wetzig
Monahans
Calissa
Donna Beth Schaefer
Dana
Andrea Eldredge
Dennis
Dale Moseley
Doug
Brendan
Informal B&P Party Planned at Mrs Hart Home
An ice cream supper is planned tonight for members of the Business and Professional Women's Club. Members will meet at Bonita Hart's home at 1201 West Second Street for a back yard party. Johnnie Standlee, the club president, will assist as hostess.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Bonita Hart
West Second Street
Johnnie Standlee
Mrs. Hart
Last Night Women’s News Editor Says Farewell
Appointments and social notices invite readers to call Bonnie Dearley for photos. The column notes this issue is the writer’s final piece as women's news editor with a reflective farewell on friendship and fulfillment in the role.
Special program for OES meeting observed in Pecos chapter
Obligation Night marked Pecos Eastern Star Chapter with Worthy Patron Marian Morelan presiding, assisted by Dick Morelan. Reports on sick members, thank you notes received, new chairs and dining hall updates announced, plans set for Rob Morris Picnic on August 23, and visitor Estelle Dick praised the officers.
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Pecos Eastern Star Chapter
Masonic Hall
Marian Morelan
Dick Morelan
Pauline Bryan
Woody Merritt
Ellen Gibson
Cecil Cothrun
Cothrun
Ruth Cothrun
Barney Hubbs
Hubbs
Bryan
Nona V. Kent
California
Odessa
Morelan
Curtis Winterrowd
Winnie Jameson
Marshal
Ellea Gibson
Martha
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