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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1975
Page
7
In a candid reminiscence, Erma Bombeck notes Elvis Presley turning 40 and retreating from public life for a year and a half. She describes the emotional toll of aging and the body’s fragility, recalling personal reactions to midlife.
The USDA booklet Soybeans in Family Meals explains soy as a protein rich extender and economical option for meals. It covers buying storing cooking soy products, including soy flour milk curd mash and offers recipes for main dishes soups salads and desserts.
Rebecca Ann Campos was feted for her third birthday at Celia Castro’s home 417 N Elm on Wednesday afternoon. Polly Campos, Airbase Apt., is her mother. Guests were served cake punch and cookies by Mrs Campos. Children played games and gifts included toys and clothes. Paternal grandparents Henry Campos, Sr. and Mrs. Campos, and maternal grandmother Alicia Galindo, all of Pecos, attended.
A spot survey of young workers shows Valentine's Day remains a strong gift culture. Candy boxes are popular among men and women, with many praising candy as tangible and enduring. Notable quotes include a 27-year-old teacher and a 28-year-old Congressional aide reflecting appreciation for candy gifts.
A reader recounts Ann Landers counsel on suicide policy payouts after the two year rule, noting most insurers pay on suicides past the waiting period. The column then addresses a forged bank withdrawal case, advising bank actions and therapy. a late night bowling outing prompts guidance on babysitting and interference, and a filing note urges discretion.
Four Pecos Morning Optimist members and wives traveled to Las Cruces New Mexico for a two day directors board session. The group heard about a five year lost time accident free record by Pecos Texaco Inc safety employees. International president Ralph Glasscock spoke at the closing day. Plans were announced to recruit 15 new Pecos members, with meetings at 6 30 am Thursdays at the American Motor Inn.
Mrs Kent Cotton presented a decorative painting show with examples and displays to The Twentieth Century Club at Federation Parlor on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Jay Dycus presided. Hostesses were Mrs Russel Platt and R B Mussey.
Newcomers to Pecos include Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Franklin of 321 S. Cherry recently from Seminole and planning a four to five month stay. Franklin works as a driller for Ard Drilling Co. Also moving in are John Crow and Lois at 2800 Moore St with Crow employed as party manager for Dresser Olympic. Other new families are Bob Lopez at 2025 Ivey St with Delta Drill Co and Hector Munoz at 113 E. 9th St employed by Petty Ray Geophysical.
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