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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1975
Page
4
Personal reminiscence on made up health myths and late 20th century revelations. The author jokes about dental hygiene, consumer myths, and the era’s surprises, lampooning ongoing skepticism toward brushing after meals and other popular beliefs.
A reader proclaims enjoying dope and urges Ann Landers to publish. Ann answers that the high is a delusion and life is complex. Letters from readers include a secretary’s marriage conflict and a safety tip about resisting harassment. The column promotes a new Drug booklet with ordering details.
Federated Clubs of Pecos heard hospital officials outline plans for a new Reeves County facility. Joel Daniel, Mike Starkey, and Jerry Taylor spoke on shifting equipment to a newly planned hospital, choosing an accessible site, and expanding later without disrupting service. Margie Williamson led a brief business session.
AARP officers from Pecos and nearby towns gathered for an all day workshop at the Ramada Inn. Irving Gourley of El Paso led the session, with Joseph Buckingham of Tyler delivering the keynote. Attendees from Fort Stockton Alpine and Marfa heard the goals and guidelines for local chapters as host clubs organized the event.
Frances Galindo Bertha Matta and Francis Salcido were named outstanding operators at Haywood Pe cos Plant for perfect attendance attitude efficiency and quality work. Galindo employed Oct 28 1970 works fell seams under Shirley Rickard. Matta employed June 18 1973 works barrack fly under Carlotta Granado. Salcido employed Apr 22 1974 works front make under Felipa Leos. Each received a $25 check from plant manager J B Robertson.
Mrs. Richard Naylor presented a book review of Minding the Store by Stanley Marcus to Merry Wives Club members and guests at the annual Valentine Tea hosted by Mrs. George Ross. The event featured a short business meeting, a heart themed table, and list of attendees including Mrs. Ben Colwell and many club members.
AARP hosts its monthly meeting at 7 p.m. on March 4 at the community center. Zion Baptist choir will perform songs of faith during the program.
Kim R. Conley daughter of the Rev Blackwell and Michael Ed win Robinson son of Edwin O Robin son were among 264 Texas students named to the dean's honor roll for AC C's 1974 fall semester at Abilene Christian College. To qualify, GPA 3.45+ and 12+ credits. Jean Bond of Dallas qualified for the DeVry Institute Dean's Honor List with a 4.0 GPA.
Mrs L J Laird of Dublin announces the engagement and forthcoming marriage of her daughter Jeanne Lea to Jack Leslie Wendt son of Mrs Ima Lee Wendt of Pecos The wedding is planned for April 10 in the chapel of the First Baptist Church Dublin Invitations are extended to friends and relatives to attend
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