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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1973

Page

5

Teens model back to school fashions at Reecia's show

A Friday night style show at Reecia's features teens modeling fall back to school outfits. Centered on young ladies returning to school, ensembles include pantsuits for school and sport, long dresses for events, and classic school dresses.

Reecia Carol Casimir Jack Casimir Claire Dennison John P. Dennison Plum Marilyn Stephens Bill Pigman Washington Penny Nail A. B. Nail S. Eddy Debbie Ford Clark Ford Debra Kincheloe

Post Office affair and vacation courtesy letters

Ann Landers advises on confronting a long affair between a retired postmaster and a colleague. She suggests saying little when meeting the wife at conventions and advises against pressuring the other woman. A separate reader complains about guests overstaying and invading finances, prompting a guidance on boundaries and budgeting.

Trolley Dodgers Named From Brooklyn Streetcar Tracks

After the last streetcar ceases, baseball fans recall how a downtown labyrinth of tracks inspired the nickname of quick-footed players. The Trolley Dodgers later became famous as the Brooklyn Dodgers.

Trolley Dodgers Brooklyn Dodgers

Dallas University to Launch Creative Writing Master’s Program

The University of Dallas will inaugurate a new master’s degree in creative writing led by Caro line Gordon. A panel of eminent writers including Eudora Welty and Walker Percy will judge students work, with a two semester craft focus before writing begins in summer.

University of Dallas Caroline Gordon Miss Gordon Eudora Welty John Hall Wheelock Sean O’faolain Wilfrid Sheed Howard Baker Robert Fitzgerald Leonie Adams Walker Percy

Birthday party honors Cheryl Rae McCarty turning two

Cheryl Rae McCarty daughter of Mr and Mrs Danny McCarty celebrated her second birthday with a home party hosted by her grandparents Mr and Mrs E B Painter at 2027 Adams. A rocking horse shaped cake was made by Mrs Painter and gifts included a tricycle.

Cheryl Rae McCarty Danny McCarty Adams E. B. Painter Cheryl H. O. McCarty S. Maple Pegepy Allan McCarty M. G. Wiswell Pam Maddux Tamra Owens Dan Painter Dana Alamo Maynette Scott R. M.stevenson Alberta

Braniff to Expand Acapulco Resort Hotel Project

Braniff International will operate the 114 room Club de Pesca resort in Acapulco Bay and add a 486 room high rise, with opening planned in spring 1976. Owner Miguel Guajardo and Braniff officials said the existing club with villas and a private dock will stay open during expansion.

Acapulco Mexico Club de Pesca Acapulco Bay Braniff International Miguel Guajardo Mexico City Guajardo Chester J. van Borst Braniff Hotel

Rev Covington Joins Family in Pecos for Retirement

The Rev Foster Lucas Covington and his wife moved to Pecos on July 28 from Texarkana. He pastored Union Hill Missionary Baptist Church there for 17 years and is now retired. He praised Pecos for its people and hospitality and offered to help enrich the town’s religious life. Their daughter and son-in-law, J R Kelley and family, also took teaching positions in Pecos and the Covingtons settled there to be near grandchildren.

Foster Lucas Covington Teague Pecos Texarkana Covington Union Hill Missionary Baptist Church

Dallas Policewomen Break Barriers in a Large Force Drive

In Dallas, 58 policewomen now cover roles from criminal investigation to traffic and tactical units. Since admission in 1976, nine women patrol, including seven graduates from last May's Academy class. Nineteen are Black, boosting Black officers to 60 percent of the current Black on the force, which totals 50 men.

Dallas (Ap Dallas Police Academy Northwest Station

Sister Lupe Landmark Missing on Ft. Stockton Hwy

A note marks Sister Lupe location 2 miles south of Monahans outside city limits on Fort Stockton Highway 18 with a sign to guide search efforts.

Monahans Stockton Hwy

Safety pins basic to Indian jewelry

Mrs. Harry Boehnemann of 1504 Cowan makes Indian jewelry from safety pins, gold and nickel. She combines pins, seeds and beads into varied styles and colors, using a book for instructions. She notes the craft is fast when started, but rewarding with slow steady work and a love for beautiful pieces. She reports difficulty finding pins in Pecos.

Harry Boehnemann Cowan Boehnemann Boehinemann Pecos

Carlson Family Visit Highlights Local Memories

Carlsons visit parents in Willow as Curtis Carlson Jr. and kin from Lewisville spend weekend at 1222 8 Willow. Odessa hobby shops supply pins for many necklace styles while Indian Jewelry gains fashion traction.

Curtis Carlson Jr Lewisville Wit C. E. Carlson Willow Odessa

Dallas Flour Mill Shuts After 61 Years of Operation

The Peavy Co of Minneapolis announced the closure of a Dallas flour mill that has operated for 61 years. The plant employs 136 workers and can produce 850000 pounds of flour daily. The site will be relocated or disposition decided later as transportation patterns shift away from the Southeast market.

Dallas Peavy Co Minneapolis Texas Mills United States T.O. Marron Texas Marron

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Carol Casimer Wile Claire Dennison Battle Jackets Ann Landers Ann Filma McCarty Braniff Airlines Rev. Covington R. Kelley Lupe Reater Réauel Psycnic Sister Lupe Jeans Reg Peecas Pil Feuel Ss Harry Boelneman J. B. Woodley Harold Wendt Harold Hay
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