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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1977
Page
7
Readers seek blunt guidance on modesty underwear and appearance, while a teen faces inappropriate advances and a divorced mother worries over eyebrow plucking. A veteran voice condemns abuse and urges counseling, with a closing note on high youth college attendance trends.
Pecos native Ricky Orona, visiting his brother Gabriel and sister Belen Natividad, remarks on changes in Pecos since his last visit. He notes concern over drug abuse and highlights the local band MARO as a major social influence, comparing guitarist Marcos Mendoza to Carlos Santana and praising Marcos as a top Pecos talent. He mentions studying in Los Angeles and hopes community efforts slow the drug problem.
The column shares practical how tos for knitters and hobby crafters. Advice includes joining yarn with trimmed ends, mending over a hair brush, pinning sewn pieces with clips, winding colors into pill bottles, shrinking cuffs with hot water, and organizing threads between magazine pages for easy access. It also notes a Texas band and two artists planning moves to California.
Grand Ole Opry star Hank Snow, 36, launches a campaign against child abuse and headlines a Cleveland benefit that raises 7000 for the Melissa Gibson Memorial Fund in memory of a beating victim. Snow recalls personal childhood hardships and aims to spare other children from torture while restraining his touring. Skeeter Davis praises his dedication and notes his rare public emotion at the event.
Erma Bombeck humorously observes winter tourists in Miami who flood friends with postcards. She notes their relentless writing pace, neglect of sun and meals, and the envy and mockery that surrounds such holiday routines involving friends Bob and Donna and comical postcard scenes.
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