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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1979

Page

5

Reformed Shoplifter Credits Ann Landers Help

A reader credits Ann Landers for steering a married woman in her 30s away from stealing. She recalls an article about electronic security that deterred her and saved her reputation, while other letters ask about pets and mail, with practical advice and a request for Ann Landers resources.

Ann

Passport origin and meaning in travel history

Passport derives from two French words pass er and port meaning a harbor. Originally they granted permission to enter ports and were issued to ships and people. Early passports were letters of transit written by rulers to identify prominent bearers and request safe passage and courteous treatment. They were conveniences rather than requirements.

Barstow Woman Reaches Her 100th Birthday Milestone

Mrs Conception Olivas born December 8 1879 in Mexico moved to the United States in 1914 and has lived in Barstow since. She raised five children Manuel Severino Petronila Jesus and Estella with most in Barstow others nearby. She has 8 grandchildren 26 great grandchildren and seven great great grandchildren. A party at 111 Thomas Barstow hosted by her daughters Petronila and Estella and granddaughter in law Chloe Palomino.

Conception Olivas Petronila Palomino Mrs Mexico United States Barstow Manuel Olivas Severino Olivas Jesus Olivas Estella Arenivas Odessa Thomas Chole L. Palomino

Too Much Love Is Dangerous Says Family Expert

Dorothy Taylor of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service cautions that both too little and too much love harm children. She notes affection, attention, stimulation, and praise must be balanced to fit each child, with praise tied to genuine deeds and timely acts.

Dorthy Taylor Taylor Texas Agricultural Extension Service Texas A&m University System

Beasleys Relocate to Big Lake After Pecos Stay

Favorite recipes from Pecos resident Joann Beasley and her husband Archie are shared as they prepare to move to Big Lake Texas for Beasley’s new role as Western Oil field supervisor. The couple, living in Pecos for two years after leaving Roswell New Mexico, raise four daughters while active in community groups and church life. Their interests include baking with low sugar, gardening, and cake decoration, with Joann popular for home made treats such as a low calorie banana pie.

Joann Beasley Archie Pecos Roswell N.M Big Lake Texas Beasley Western Oil Beasleys Lynn Paul Lawson Minneapolis Minn Helen David McCracken Evelyn Jackie Jayne Robinson

Holiday greeting cards linger into January

A late postmark reflects the season as greeting cards continue to arrive after Christmas, extending the holiday spirit into January.

AT WIT S END Dogs Practice Optimism And Loyalty

A humorous reflection on a Yorkshire terrier named Murray who forever waits for scraps and greets life with hopeful anticipation. The piece contrasts the dog's optimism with human quirks, noting Murray's dedication, reactions to visits, and a bite of satire about family dynamics.

Murray

Holiday recipes from Pecos residents to share this season

The Enterprise announces upcoming holiday recipe features with contributions from Pecos residents and Enterprise staff. Look for easy cookies cakes and candies to share with friends and neighbors in future issues.

Enterprise

Christmas tree needles fall like tiny hoofs this year

The holiday season brings a shift from jingling bells to a silent needle shower as trees shed their pine needles indoors. Shoppers brace for messy cleanups and early decorating crunches while retailers promote seasonal bargains and gift ideas.

Notable Note on Personality Differences and Social Friction

A brief reflection describes experiencing personality differences that hinder getting along with people. The speaker notes repeated friction, suggesting challenges in interpersonal dynamics and social compatibility. The tone implies introspection about personal interactions and conflict avoidance.

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