Pecos BPW Club President Returns from National Convention
Mrs. Bonita Hart, president of Pecos Business and Professional Women's Club, traveled with District 8 members Stella Tiller Peggy Brooks and Pauline Porter to the National Convention of B P W Clubs in San Juan Puerto Rico. The Texas delegation stayed at Condado Beach Hotel and joined events including the Texas Bar B Q and a Texas reception. Mrs Hart toured Dorado and brought home information on new BPW programs for the coming year. For membership inquiries call 445-4387.
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Quilt heritage and price rise linked to American history
Houston shop owner Diane Giles explains quilts reflect early American life from Pilgrim beginnings to westward expansion. Patterns recall political figures, daily life, and religion with regional quality differences. Antique quilts grow rarer while modern pieces use different batting.
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At Wit's End Erma Won't Inflict Kids On Anyone Else
Erma Bombeck humorously contrasts Grandmothers ready to shock with Super Children praised by teachers. through anecdotes about two mothers of college students, she questions parental burden and independence while noting her own reluctance to push her children.
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Seeds From The Lower Etter Georgia
A jumble of notes from a column mix includes a sermon on sowing the Bible seed, a reader apology about chasing a fire, praise for readers’ honesty, and a Denver AP report on Evangelical Christian Publishers Association Gold Medallion Awards where religious bookstores served as judges. Awards honored Where is God When it Hurts Philip Yancey, A Severe Mercy Sheldon Vanauken, Eerdmans Handbook, I Came to Love You Late Joyce Landors, Jesus Friend of Children David C.
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Fleming H. Revell Co
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Cook Co
Ann Landers column sprinkles mixed advice on manners
A collection of reader questions covers pregnancy scandal, marital tension, and a mother-in-law living situation. Ann counsels tone, while a New York AP report notes nonprofit groups forming the Telecommunications Consumer Coalition to monitor federal telecom regulations and provide consumer information.
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Polish Dumplings and Chocolate Cookies Recipe Pair
Instructions describe making Polish dumplings from farmer cheese eggs flour with salt and rolling to a rectangle then cutting into diamond shapes and boiling in salted water. Also included are after school treat chocolate cookies with flour soda butter sugar vanilla milk melted chocolate and walnuts and raisins baked for about six minutes at 400 degrees makes about four dozen.
Second West Texas workshop features Emilio Caballero watercolor
Amarillo art educator Dr Emilio Caballero led a watercolor demonstration at the Community Public Service Reddy Room on Sunday August 6 sponsored by the Pecos Art Association. He demonstrated wet on wet technique using raw egg as a diluent while focusing on a cityscape of buildings.
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West Third
Liberty Bell moved to Allentown hidden from British march
The Liberty Bell was relocated to Allentown Pennsylvania and concealed within Zion Reformed Church as British forces approached Philadelphia on September 18 1777. It remained hidden until June 27 1778 when it was returned to Philadelphia.
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Zion Reformed Church
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