Ann Landers Responds On Homemakers And Wills
The columnist addresses readers about stay at home moms facing praise for their roles while outlining the value of homemakers and the need for time. She also urges careful will drafting with executors, and promotes Ann Landers wedding guidance with a paid offering sent to her Chicago box.
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Ann
U.F
United States
Canada
Ann Landers
P.O
Chicago
Illinois
Baby shower honors Mrs Ramon Saldana at Western Club
A baby shower was given in honor of Mrs Ramon Saldana at the Western Club Hall on Friday February 17. Hostesses included Elena Acosta Frankie Holley Terry Salcido and Lillian Salcido. About 30 guests attended with guests pictured standing include Mrs Nick Jurado Mrs Ramon Saldana and Mrs Conrado Saldana.
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Ramon Saldana
Western Club
Elena Acosta
Frankie Holley
Terry Salcido
Lillian Salcido
Nick Jurado
Conrado Saldana
Valentine Tea by DAR Honors Good Citizen Girls
The Daughters of the American Revolution held a Valentine Tea at Mrs. Jane Cameron’s home on Feb 15 honoring Good Citizen Girls Kim Dingler and Emeteria Alvarez. Officers for 1978 79 were elected and announced, with a program on artist Harvey Dunn presented by Mrs. Callie Bevill. Eleven members and four guests attended.
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Jane Cameron
Good Citizen
Kim Dingler
Pecos High School
Emeteria Alvarez
Balmorhea
Roger Russell
Robert Mueth
Roy Nunn
Marion Briggs
Jake Cameron
Leslie Bevill
Fred Chandler
Harvey Dunn
South Dakota
Callie Bevill
Development showdown over wages in San Antonio clash
A citywide clash pits COPS Communities Organized for Public Service against the Economic Development Foundation in San Antonio. COPS demands higher wages and local job gains, while EDF led by Robert McDermott argues a $15,000 minimum is unattainable and would drive away business. The dispute centers on wages, education, and the future of local industry.
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Rick Scott
Associated Press
San Antonio, Texas
Texas
San Antonio
COPS
Economic Development Foundation
EDF
Dallas
Houston
Beatrice Gallego
McDermott
Ralph Thomas
Industrial Areas Foundation
Saul Alinsky
United States
Austin
Pecos Scouts Tour Fire Department on Feb 9
Cub Scouts Den 3 Pack 191 visited Pecos Fire Department during the Feb 9 meeting. Fire marshal Dick Wadley led the tour, showing a fire truck and ambulance, explaining procedures, and giving out suckers. Attendees included Sam Robertson Robby Worsham Sheldon Schwindt Miles Williamson Jason Daniels Brad Gholson and their den leader June Worsham. Den meets Thursdays at First Presbyterian Church.
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Den 3
Dick Wadley
Sam Robertson
Robby Worsham
Sheldon Schwindt
Miles Williamson
Jason Daniels
Brad Gholson
Den
June Worsham
First Presbyterian Church
S. Plum
Home Garden Club Meets at Senior Center
The Merry Home and Garden Club met at the Senior Center Building with roll call, minutes, and treasurer's report. Two members were ill. Mrs. Ira Titus presented a program on rose care including rose pricing, planting, cultivation in various localities, cutting, and prolonging vase life. Nine members were served refreshments.
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Merry Home and Garden Club
Senior Center
Ira Titus
Orange Banana Yams Bake With Orange Sauce
A recipe outlines draining and halving sweet potatoes, arranging them in a glass dish, and topping with sliced bananas. A sauce is prepared from cornstarch brown sugar orange juice butter and orange rind then spooned over the yams and bananas before baking.
Human Fly recalls life as a grounder after climbing feats
Carl Lang once haunted city skylines as a famed human fly, leaping from a 100 foot San Francisco building in 1931 during Armistice Day celebrations. He fell and survived after a groggy landing, was hospitalized twenty days, and never again climbed a building, later painting smokestacks in Oregon and ending his dangerous stunts at age sixty.
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Central Park
Wash
Carl Lang
Washington
San Francisco
Lang
Bubble Burst Sparked Louisiana Immigration Boom in 18th Century
A surge of settlers moved to Louisiana after sensational gold tales reached France fueling the Mississippi Bubble. The comptroller issued unsecured paper currency to back colonial development, sending shares to about 4000 dollars before the scheme collapsed.
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Louisiana
New World
France
Mississippi
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
Pecos Enterprise
Yearbook Workers
Crockett Junior High School
Stephanie Aguilar
Kerri Cochran
Kristi Bunham
Calessa Schaefer
Henry Avila
Jack McKinney
Connie Phillips
Senior Citizen's Center
Pecos Nursing Home
Bertie Hollingshead
Lota Grogan
Ethel Newsome
Robert Stephens
Helen Rodgers
Susan Montgomery
Valentine
DAR
Daughters of the American Revolution
Pecos
Ralph McKenzie
Odessa
Bessie
Grandma) McKenzie
West Park
McKenzie
George J. Carroll and Son Funeral Home
Gainesville
Dexter Cemetery
Rod
Carol Curbo
Albuquerque
Church of Christ
Fourth
Bois D’arc
Curbos
The
First Baptist Church
Carrol Adams
al Caperton
Ken
Nita Wright
S. Hackberry
Larry West
West
Ernest
Sybil West
Mark West
West Monroe
White’s Ferry Road Church of Christ
World Radio
KIM Radio
Tio
Hazel’s
S. Eddy
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