Valentine Banquets Honor Seniors and Adults at 1st Baptist
The First Baptist Church hosted two Valentine banquets last week in its Fellowship Hall. The senior event, hosted by the Women’s Missionary Society, featured guest lists, a program by Troy Able from Hardin-Simmons, and toasts by Bert Holland. The adult banquet on Tuesday highlighted Rev. Bob Harrison as main speaker with a “Themes of Love” program and a homemade menu including roast beef and vegetables.
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First Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
W. Leslie Smith
Bob Harrison
First Methodist Church
Bert Hollard
Mrs. Smith
Fellowship
Women’s Missionary Society
Woody Ivy
Pecos High School
W.F. Turk
Bill Moss
Joe Shoemaker
Frank Kelley
Ray Whitley
Leslie Smith
Moss
Shoemaker
Turk
Ivy
Rev. Smith
Mr. Strother
Don Metcalfe
Bob Miller
Ben Meek
Music of Love
Bill Waters
Harvard
Valentine Banouet
Troy Able
Hardin-Simmons University At
Abilene
First Baptist
Phony Spumoni Dessert Mold Recipe Card
Dessert topping mix with maraschino cherries orange peel and almonds folded into vanilla ice cream forming a shell in a loaf dish. Freeze six to eight hours then unmold and garnish with whipped cream and gumdrop roses. serves six to eight.
Omicron Beta Valentine Program At Beta Sigma Phi
Mrs Bill Chapman presented the Omicron Beta Chapter Valentine program on Monday night February 12 showing her Valentine collection. During the business meeting led by president Mrs Lowen Standley bake sale plans were finalized and bridge lessons were to be offered with Mrs George Kirkwood as teacher. Chairmen are Mrs Standley and Mrs Lonnie Pollard. The lessons will be $15.
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Bill Chapman
Omicron Beta
Beta Sigma Phi
Lowen Standley
George Kirkwood
Standley
Lonnie Pollard
Newcomb Hosts Ruth Class Meeting at West Park Baptist
Mrs. Ed Newcomb hosted the Ruth Sunday School Class on February 15 at West Park Baptist Church. Plans for Secret Pals and a United Fund drive were approved. each member contributes $1 or five cans for the lunch program. Attendees included Mrs. Waters and Mrs. Sydow. special guest Mrs. J W Bizzell. Coaches attend Region IV meeting in El Paso.
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Ed Newcomb
West Park Baptist Church
Earl Waters
Norris Sydow
Waters
B.D. Taul
Bill Kelly
Clarence Oster
Sydow
Louis Wood
J. W. Bizzell
Newcomb
Bobby Bell
United Fund
Girl Scouts
Pecos
Harold Landrum
Floyd McNeil
Chapman
Standley
Landrum
Harry Foster
James Fuller
McNeil
Pollard
Bill Cannon
Bill Harrison
Doug Hunt
Ed Kennedy
Lewis Roscoe
Bell
Glenn Frazier
Jerry Millsaps
Gene Woods
Charles Clark
el Paso
Texas High School Coaches’ Association
Ysleta High School
Toyah Home Demonstration Club Hears Compton Speech
The Toyah Home Demonstration Club met at Toyah High School on February 14 with thirteen members and one visitor. Richard Compton, winner of the district VFW Voice of Democracy contest, spoke on Freedom's Challenge after the opening song America the Beautiful. Mrs. Helen Harlan discussed Flag History and American Heritage. Refreshments followed hosted by Mrs. Wilma Trammell and Miss Hattie Brightman.
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Toyah
Toyah High School
Wilma Trammell
Hattie Brightman
Kay Barnett Crowned 1967 Mrs University at UT Austin
Kay Barnett former Kay Daniel was crowned 1967 Mrs University at the University of Texas in Austin. She presented roses to winning contestants from nine clubs of the Married Students Council. Barnett is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W F Daniel of 2011 Nebraska and has two brothers. She taught in Austin and is married to Jerry, a pharmacy student.
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Kay Barnett
Kay Daniel
University of Texas
Austin
Texas Union
Married Students’ Council
Barnett
W.F. Daniel
Nebraska
Danny
Eagle
Pecos High School
Ronny
SWTSC
Kay
Pecos Chamber of Commerce
Pecos
Austin High School
Jerry
School of Pharmacy
University
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Valentine
1St Baptist
Ruth
Ashington
Pecos Drug CO
Furniture Mart
Coats
van Heusen
Omicron
Geto
Harold Landnim
Beta Ss Phi
Vrs
Kay Barnett Cromas
Carcersety
Toyah HD Club
Hears Compton
Mrs. University
W.C. Pigman
Luzier Cosmetics
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