Baker installed as chairman for Sand Hills Boy Scouts
The Sand Hills District Recognition Banquet honored Eagle Scouts from Kermit Monahans Winkler and Pecos. Audrey Baker of Pecos was named district chairman for 1975 with Dr. Paul Hollinshead presiding. Awards covered newspaper radio and TV groups and Veterans of the Scouts were recognized.
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Pecos Enterprise Baker
Sand Hills Boy Scouts
Sand Hills
Boy Scouts of America
Kermit
United Methodist Church
David Northcutt
Pecos
Ermit
Wink
Monahans
Paul Hollinshead
A.O. Thomas
Kermit Church
Dr. Hollinshead
Audrey Baker
Dr. Thomas
Lynn Trapp
Bill J. Beckham
E.O. Pauly
Enterprise
KERB
KIM
KVKM
Kmom-Tv
Oran McCallister
Wilkins
Howard Greenwood
Thomas
Ann Landers tackles girl only families and teen temper
Dear readers seek guidance on child gender guilt and parenting pressures. Ann Landers advises therapy for a mother overwhelmed by raising two daughters and urges discipline and counseling for a teen with anger issues and smoking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Ann Landers
Buffet Safety Tips For Cold Proteins This Holiday
College Station advisory from Marlyn Haggard of Texas A&M suggests using multiple trays for cold cuts and shrimp salad on ice or in small refills to keep foods cold. Deviled eggs cheese dips and eggnog require continuous chilling to prevent bacterial growth.
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College Station
Marlyn Haggard
Texas Aricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
Infant care focus stresses one to one attention
Dr. Alan Sroufe, UT Austin, says one to one contact between infants and caregivers is essential in out of home care. He notes quality interaction, not toy quantity, fosters trust and cognitive, emotional, and social development, with responsiveness to each baby's signals. Novelty also aids learning.
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Alan Sroufe
University of Texas At Austin
Texas Department of Community Affairs
Office of Early Childhood Development
Austin
Stoufe
Sroufe
AMA
IRS
Singleness rises as marriage vows shift in Reeves County
Reeves County's young people increasingly favor single status amid national trends. Local data show 32.7 percent of those over 14 unmarried, with men 31.9 and women 33.5. The AMA lists love, money, and convenience as motives, noting high net worth individuals unlikely to reveal wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Reeves County
University of Michigan
Department of Commerce
Texas
American Medical Association
Internal Revenue Service
Capshaw joins Texas Tech concert band auditioned student
Joan Capshaw daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Capshaw 1624 Missouri has been accepted to the Texas Tech University Department of Music concert band The group comprises mostly music majors but is open to other students who meet academic requirements and pass an audition It studies a broad repertoire and gives several public performances annually
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Capshaw
W.M. Capshaw
Missouri
Texas Tech University Department of Music
Newcomer Families Join Local List in Pecos
Mr and Mrs Robert Ladley join the newcomers list resident at Tra Park 14. Ladley works for ETMF Co and has relocated often. Mrs Ladley notes their dune buggy hobby and prior time in Twenty-nine Palms California. They have two married sons and five grandchildren. The Wrights, at 616 Ross Blvd, and Margie Wright, plus Grady Kellar at 1517 Morris St, also join.
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Robert Ladley
Tra Park
Ladley
Etmf Co
Palms
California
Pecos
David Wright
Margie
Ross Blvd
GSI Party
Grady Kellar
Morris St
Duval Corp
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San Angelo
R.L. (Buck) Swinford
Arrowhead Order of the Arrow
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Oran O. Whitten
Steve Odom
Midland
Tessie
Tess
Turkey
Bob
Hilda
Miss X
Miss
Linda Lundgren
Pam
Harrison
Candy McElroy
Jean Burkholder
Women's Auxiliary
Ann Dycus
Arturo Martinez
Omar Garica
Omar
Bella Rodriguez
Capshaw
BUY Optimist
Glenn McNeil Electrical Contractor
Barton Cleaning Service
S. Eddy
The
Pecos Enterprise
S. Cedar
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