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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1973
Page
4
In Erma Bombeck style humor a column notes butchers replacing doctors as the life of the party. A new YMCA class titled Ask The Butcher promises tips on getting the most from meat dollars and stems from a shopper’s loud question about rump roast.
A Rotary club meeting on January 24 featured Die trich Nelle a 15 year old exchange student from Nordenham West Germany giving slides about his homeland and life there Mrs Bob Dean co hosted Attending were several members including John Burkholder Blackwell Anderson Baird Foster Chandler Daniel Sample Osborn Schneider Colwell Walker and Ross.
Dear Ann, a couple laments missing grandchildren as their daughter, married to a good man, prioritizes career and raises two large dogs rather than children. They refrain from voicing disappointment to avoid upsetting the couple while feeling saddened by the situation.
A Balmorhea community bridal shower honored Mrs. Raymond Gomez Friday evening at the Community Club. Hostesses Mrs. Emila Bustos and Mrs. Bertha Brijalba, guests registered by Mrs. Nora Brijalba, and decorations featured red roses with red punch cake mints and nuts.
Carlson jamboree president C E Carlson leads Pecos Country Western Music Association after last Thursday’s election at the Community Center. New officers include C E Carlson president and Phillip George reporter and master of ceremonies for the monthly jamboree. The group plans a Pecos April wild west show and February 16 jamboree, and aims to buy chairs for the center.
Hair stylist Herbert Wallenstein promotes hair painting as a new look for blondes and light brown hair. Using Basic White and brushes, the technique paints sun highlights after shampooing and drying, with repainting every few months to maintain a natural, sun-kissed appearance.
A Copley News Service piece skewers modern cinema for violence and superficiality while praising Raquel Welch. The reviewer notes brutal first act, expensive but irrelevant music, and the irony of PG as parental guidance while delivering gratuitous action. The son counters with blunt views on acting and realism.
The Modern Study Club met in the Federated Club Parlor with 12 members and one guest Mrs. N. W. Allphin of Toho ka. Announcements covered the CIP Seminar in Mona with Sears Roebuck Foundation and GFW speakers and the Midland district convention next month.
Mrs. A H Shoemaker and her husband plan to move to El Campo after 25 years with Duval Corporation. Agoing away party at 202 W Eighth St featured apple strudel fig bars oatmeal cookies coffee and tea. About 150 colleagues and friends attended the barbecue and presented a television set.
Paris fashion writers note a spring emphasis on shirtdresses in printed wool crepe and shantung with pastel tones and bow necklines. Dior favors high pleats with belts, while Ungaro and Lanvin revive 1920s and two piece silhouettes. Short party dresses in bright chiffons and crepes finish the season.
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