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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1970
Page
7
Call Bonnie Dearley at 445 5475 to arrange a portrait session for club or social activities. Advance notice helps avoid conflicts with other engagements.
A concise account traces the birth of Christmas cards to England with William Man Egley Jr and John Calcott Horsely in the 1840s, noting the link to A Christmas Carol and the spread of greeting card tradition. It highlights the first commercially produced card, the 1843 designs, and the evolution into a billion-card practice.
Rhonda Bowles celebrated her fifth birthday December 7 with a at home party. Family and friends including Jana Bowles Don Bowles Pollard Wooley Pollard and others attended. Mothers Lonnie Pollard and David Wooley assisted with cake punch ice cream and candy for the children.
A letter from Mike Beauchamp asks Santa for a 22 rifle shells cow boy boots hat football suit and helmet one official size football hot wheels racing set a canteen extra hot wheels cars and a bike.
Betty Canary offers humorous observations on ice fishing and winter culture, noting ice shanties, gear, and the hardy fisherfolk alongside light sociable jabs. The piece also promotes her book Surviving as a Woman available for $5.95 via mail order.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Wayne Keller wed at the Latter Day Saints Temple in Idaho Falls on November 24. Deborah Lynn Swanson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Swanson, served as bride. Officiant was President Wood. A reception followed in the Annis Ward Chapel. The couple resides at 652 Second Avenue West Idaho Falls with the bride’s parents and daughter Amy accompanying them.
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