Pecos Girl Sylvia Sadler Makes Debut at Fort Worth Assembly
Sylvia Sadler of Pecos is presented as one of 21 debutantes at the 1971 Fort Worth Assembly Debutante ball at the Sheraton Hotel in Fort Worth on December 27. She is a Pecos High School 1971 graduate, varsity basketball player, annual staff member, Future Teachers of America member, Girl Scout, and senior play committee member.
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Sylvia Sadler
Pecos
Ft. Worth
Sheraton Hotel
Miss Sadler
Fredrick Carter Ill
Meat buying tips bone in vs boneless
Frances Reasonover extension foods and nutrition specialist notes boneless meat is usually pricier per pound due to bone removal labor though per pound serving costs are similar. She advises 1 pound yields two servings for high bone content, three servings for medium bone, and four servings for boneless meat.
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Frances Reasotover
Miss Reasonover
Luxurious Master Bedroom Suite Ideas and Home Tips
A guide to creating a master bedroom suite with separate sleeping and relaxing areas, including a potential dressing room adjacent to the bath. It mentions linen stripe paneling for dressing rooms, and practical meat storage tips with freezer burn details. It notes the Grogan family spending Christmas in Odessa with several relatives.
Polly's Pointers Snapshot Albums Are Nice Keepsakes
A reader shares plans to create three separate family albums for each child and their descendants, preserving birth and wedding announcements alongside photos. The column includes various Dear Polly tips on household practices and safety, such as avoiding burns from hot water and proper bed sheet use, with reader submissions from Mary and Barbara.
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Polly
H. M
Barbara
What keeps Pecos running and energy in the nation
The piece notes that Americans use about three gallons of oil daily per person, with 205 million people sharing this demand. It argues oil and natural gas meet 75 percent of energy needs, drive transportation, cooking, heating, and supply over 40 percent of electricity, stressing that a country dependent on oil cannot risk shortages.
Cadet Scott Lewis Home for Holidays
Cadet Scott Lewis son of De puty and Mrs John Lewis 101 Daggett returns from West Point for Christmas. A Pecos High School 1971 graduate he maintains A and B averages and serves as Captain and first string tackle on Army Freshman Team. In September he was named Outstanding Plebe in his Company. He leaves January 2 to return to the academy.
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Scott Lewis
John Lewis
Daggett
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
New York
Pecos
Scott
Pecos High School
Army
Student honors and holiday visits noted in local notices
Dickie Jones son of Mr and Mrs H W Jones 1613 S Eddy returns from Angelo State University for the holidays after making the dean's list with a 37 grade average and receiving a spring scholarship. Sally Marquez 723 S Ash visits relatives in El Monte California. The Nunez family thanks friends for kind support during Joe Rays hospital stay in Odessa.
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Dickie Jones
H.W. Jones
S. Eddy
Angelo State University
Dickie
Sally Marquez
S. Ash
el Monte
Calif
Odessa
Joe Ray
Define objectives budget before remodeling kitchen
Robert Huff home improvement director for Marlite paneling urges defining clear objectives and a definite budget before remodeling. He notes family desires vary and suggests using adjoining rooms, coordinating with a dealer, and deciding which tasks DIY or professional, with Marlite plank as a popular easy-care option.
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Robert Huff
Marlite Paneling
Huff
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