Crusaders Change Date Of Meeting
The Cotton Crusaders re set their meeting for Thursday July 15 at 10 AM in the SWIG Meeting Room. Mrs HL Robertson presides over the women s group. Plans advance for the local Maid of Cotton contest. All jellyfish have stinging cells but only some can penetrate human skin.
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Cotton Crusaders
SWIG
HL. Robertson
Holiday Visit By Teal Family From Orange
Mr and Mrs Clyde Teal of Orange visited during the Fourth of July weekend at the home of his son and family Elmore Teal and children. They were joined by Mrs Teals son Dean Dyson and granddaughter Jay Marshall from Orange. They toured the West of the Pecos Museum West Wind Arts Shop Judge Roy Bean shack and went to the lakes. They left Sunday to return home.
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Clyde Teal
Orange
Elmore Teal
Dinner honors Golden Girl Anne Slack and nominees at Pecos
A dinner hosted by the Twentieth Century Club and Modern Study Club at Pecos Valley Country Club honored Anne Slack the 1971 Golden Girl and the Golden Girl nominees and Western Belles. Guests included nominees and escorts from area towns with tributes to Linda Geden.
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Anne Slack
Linda Geden
Twentieth Century Club
Roy Stokes
Donna Beauchamp
Tom Passmore
Carolyn Clark
Kim Anderson
D’anndra Davis
Coy Davis
Linda Golden
Gary Johnson
Diana Tapp
Jeff Jackson
Kathy Creager
Mentone
Macky Crosson
Jeanne Croft
Monahans
Jack McGowen
Carol Cross
Marfa
Jack Can
Merry Wives Club Hosts Morning Party For Belles
The Merry Wives Club hosted a morning coffee party at Mrs. Bob Dean's home as the final social event for the 1971 Golden Girl Pageant. Anne Slack received the Golden Girl charm. other guests included D'Ann dra Davis and numerous mothers from towns such as Mentone, Midland, Fort Stockton, and El Paso. The Women’s Division of the Chamber of Commerce organized the event with decorations featuring July Fourth motifs and patriotic decor.
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Elizabeth Sutton
Orla
Debra Holmes
Ken Holmes
van Horn
W. W. McCutcheon
Adrian McCutcheon
Balmorhea
Merry Wives Club
Bob Dean
Linda Dowling
Kermit
Wendell Faulkner
Nancy Hardwick
Midland
Bruce Faulkner
Carl Bramblett
Robbie Hoy
Fort Davis
Lee Ligon
Michal Hutcheson
Andrews
Chuck Hubbs
Terri Kent
Guymon Pettit
Fort Stockton
Becky McConnell
Toyah
Roger Newcomb
Jim Brammer
Anne O'Malley
el Paso
Duncan Burkholder
Martha Talbot
Big Spring
Mike Precit
Douglas Cox
Chamber of Commerce
Mike Starkey
John Charles Fonville
A.B. Foster
David Davis
Cearley
John Sullivan
J.E. Ferguson
Blackwell
Balmor
Anne Slack
Dean
Mines
Henry Blackwell
Floyd Brownlee
Jo W. Camp
George Ross
Guy Walker
Bill Collie Jr
The New Teen Travel Culture and Its Roadside Farewells
The piece contrasts old summer departure rituals with modern teen travel trends. It notes shuffled luggage at airports, casual farewells, and the shift from postcards to receiving a triangular bamboo wrapped rice package, signaling changing vacation values and destinations.
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Paris
Venice
Teens Tour Cities For Honest Street Life
A reflection on how today's youths prefer intimate street scenes over famous art and dining, seeking real city textures and human moments. They document elderly women in headscarves and children in puddles, choosing alleys and steps over opera and museums, filling their minds with experiences.
Cleaning Camping Pots and Pans Advice
Dear Polly letters advise Shirley to rub cake soap on the outside of camping pans and coffee pots and to use washing soda in strong solution to remove black soot. A response notes Girl Scouts teach coating the exterior with detergent before cooking to prevent smudges and warns soot may transfer to clothing.
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Polly
Shirley
Lucille
Beverly
Dear Polly Questions on nonstick coating safety and candy bag use
The letter asks how to remove peeling nonstick coating from a heavy aluminum skillet and if it is safe to use when pieces have already come off. It mentions potential poisoning and seeks guidance for safe disposal or continued use.
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Polly
Bernice
Nostalgia Sets the Evening Style for Fall Fashion
Fall evenings call for old movie glamour with metallic brocade dinner suits, long memory dresses, and flowing chemises. The article highlights sheer fabrics, velvet accents, open-toe evening shoes, and jeweled evening bags, urging readers to emulate Dietrich and Harlow with chic, dramatic outfits.
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New York
NEA
Dietrich
Overseas market to rise for food packaging machinery
The overseas market for food processing and packaging machinery is projected to grow 11 percent annually from $576 million in 1970 to $975 million in 1975. Robert L. Pritchard of the Commerce Department’s Bureau of International Commerce notes the sector could reach $480 million by 1975.
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BIG
New York
Robert L. Pritchard
Department of Commerce
Bureau of International Commerce
Pritchard
BIC
The Eye Secretion and a Yearly Checkup
The text explains how tears lubricate and protect the eye by washing away irritants and fighting infection. It notes tears increase with irritation or stress and emphasizes the importance of an annual eye examination for good vision.
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