Scouters honored at Buffalo Trail Council banquet
The 48th Annual Buffalo Trail Council recognition banquet was held January 20 at Howard County Junior College in Big Spring. Silver Beaver honors went to Cargile, Muire, Johnson, True ex, Criswell, Childers, King Jr. and Morris. Silver Fawn awards to Mrs. George Jackson and Mrs. Charles W. Ross. Bernard Hanson became Council President for 1972. Ned Truex named Commissioner and J. William Milner Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Council
Buffalo Trail Council
Howard County Junior College
Big Spring
Hubert Cargile
Snyder
Forest Muire
C. D. Johnson
Midland
Edmund
Ned” Trueex
Lee Criswell
Urbane Childers
Odessa
Harry King Jr
Monahans
Robert Morris
Kermit
Wickett
Joe Pevehouse
Jack Powell
Ned Truex
J. William Milner
Br. Shaw
New Books Four Essays of China and World Communism
Mao Tse-Tung outlines his rise from Yenan to the central government and explains orthodox Communist theory. The volume presents four essays On Practice On Contradiction On The Correct Handling of Contradictions Among the People and Where do Correct Ideas Come From.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Mao Tse-Tung
Yenan
Chinese Nationalist Party
Mao
Chiang Kai-Shek
Formosa
Central People’s Government
New
People’s Republic of China
People’s Republic
Teen-age Mayor Ronald Hooker Wins New Comerstown Post
Ronald Hooker, 19, defeats four candidates to become America’s youngest mayor in New Comerstown Ohio. He can perform weddings with parental consent, preside over a court, and jail drunk drivers, but cannot drink alcohol for two more years.
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Newcomerstown
Ohio
Ronald Hooker
America
Florentine Meat Pie to Stretch Ground Beef
Stretch a pound of ground beef to serve six by making a Florentine Meat Pie with spinach tomato paste and oregano. The recipe combines beef spinach crackers onion eggs and cheese in a baked pie with olives bacon garnish and a two stage bake for a savory Sunday main course.
Returning to College Charles and Clay Lee
Charles and Clay Lee sons of Mr and Mrs Cecil Jim Lee have returned to Odessa College after the semester break. Clay enrolled in English 131 while Charles chose History 232 during the mini semester offered by the college.
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Charles
Clay Lee
Cecil Jim Lee
Odessa College
Clay
Mike Elliott to Return After Wrist Surgery
Mike Elliott expects to resume work in about a week on Petty Geophysical Party 17 following wrist surgery at Odesa Medical Center.
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Mike Elliott
Petty Geophysical Party
Odessa Medical Center
Youth retreat at Ruidosa ski trip
First Presbyterian Church youths spent semester break at Ruidosa for spiritual renewal and recreation on the slopes. Pastor Rev. David Northcutt accompanied the group.
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First Presbyterian Church
Ruidosa
David Northcutt
Family Ski Weekend Ties Texas and New Mexico
Mr and Mrs T C Hooper spent the weekend in Ruidosa seeking ski lessons and snowmobile rides with their children Mike Stacy and Michelle the toy poodle. Relatives Ralph Burt of Morton Texas and Ralph Burt of Lovington NM joined. Greg Marshall, once Pecos resident, now teaches in Hondo Texas planning to finish his degree next summer.
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T.C. Hooper
Mike
Stacy
Michelle
Greg Marshall
Pecos
Hondo
Texas
Jean Ann
Greg
Norma Marshall
1915
Missouri
Bob
Dempsey
Funeral services for W D Dilbeck in Petaluma
Mrs. Jim Lovelace received word of the funeral for W D Dilbeck of Petaluma California. Mrs Viola Villarreal of Lyford the sister in law of Mrs Lovelace flew to Petaluma for the services. Mr Dilbeck was her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Lovelace
W.D. Dilbeck
Petaluma
California
Merry Wives Club Meets Wednesday for January Program
The Merry Wives Club will meet January 26 at 3 30 p m with Mrs Charles Manuel at 507 S Oleander. Mrs Charles Weinacht will present the program.
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Merry Wives Club
Charles Manuel
Oleander
Charles Weinacht
Hair fashions for spring in NHCA showcase
In Atlanta the Official Hair Fashion Committee of the National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association presented its American Hair Fashions for Spring/Summer 1972. The collection features varied lengths layers and looks adaptable to any woman and lifestyle, grounded by the core element of a good professional haircut.
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Atlanta
National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association
NHCA
America
Elongated Tops Rule in Fashion Trends
Long bodices tunics and pullovers shape the current silhouette. They pair with belts knits and easy lines to skim the waist and layer with sleeves collars and skirts. Tunics and pullovers over skirts pants or shorts elongate top lines while remaining versatile and popular.
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Beth Mohr
Copley News Service
Tips on getting most from music lessons
Chicago AP reports University of Illinois professor Herman H Slayman says most normal children can enjoy music and play an instrument with proper motivation. He advises parents ensure the child chooses the instrument they want and consider instrument comfort and playability.
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Chicago
University of Illinois
Herman H Slayman
Slayman
American Music Conference
Family Page Photo Appointments Open Evening
Appointments for family page portraits offered by Tip Chesney from 3 30 p m through the evening. To arrange a session call Peggy McBracken at 4455475 with name time place and subject for the picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tip Chesney
Peggy Mcbracken
Valentino Show Ends With Delicate Femininity In Spring Collection
Valentino closes spring and summer fashion week with a restrained ode to feminine shapes. Evening wear favors delicate touches like lace and froth, while daytime silhouettes stay knee-length and full, as designers balance commercial restraint with creative detailing amid higher costs.
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Rome
Valentino
Mila Schoen
Capucci
Why Collect Art What Kind Panel at El Paso Museum
The El Paso Museum of Art hosts a Sunday panel January 30 1972 at 3 00 p m in the auditorium on art collecting presented by gallery directors Nancy Crook Elizabeth Hughes Dita Platt and Martha Schlusselberg with Dr Clarke Garnsey and Win Korf as dual anchors. No admission fee and public attendance encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Crook
Crook International Art Gallery, Inc
Elizabeth Hughes
Birdcage Gallery
Dita Platt
222 Gallery
Martha Schlusselberg
Marberg Gallery
Clarke Garnsey
Win Korf
el Paso
Peter Hurd
Bill Rakoey
el Paso Museum of Art
Polly's Pointers on Home Hacks and Quick Fixes
A collage of reader tips covers removing tape residue with talcum powder or lighter fluid, organizing crochet patterns, avoiding dress stains during salon visits, using wig forms to tidy knitting needles, repurposing a coffee pot into a flower container, and applying wax to furniture feet to prevent floor scratches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Mrs. A. S
Irene
Mrs. A C
Heart catheterization explained by Dr. Lamb
Dr. Lawrence E. Lamb describes heart catheterization as a diagnostic tool not a treatment. A flexible tube is threaded from arm veins or arteries into heart chambers to sample blood measure pressures and inject dye for X ray imaging to locate defects and assess valve function and pumping strength for possible surgery decisions.
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Dr. Lamb
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George Ublaut
Comanche Trails
Philip Speegle
Sand Hills
Hoyle McCright
Wyatt Lipscomb
J. T. Brown
Wade Howell
Ben Johnson
Bruno Hanson
Bill Wallace
Charles Underriner
Ke McCarroll
Lyle Deffebach
Marjorie Ellen Thompson
West Park Baptist Church
L. A. Pattillo
C. M. Thompson
Walthall
J. R. Canon
2Nd Street
Pat
S. Cypress
Cisco Jr. College
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Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press Food
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Barney Hubbs
Lake Buchannan
McAllen
Doug Duncans
Dilbeck Services
Merry Wives
Debra Smith
Debra Jean Smith
Leslie Smith
Mary Meek
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Catherine
D. L
Alta
NEA
Lawrence E. Lamb
Lawrence Lamb, M.D
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Lawrence F. Lamb
M.D
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