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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1972
Page
6
Graduates and friends of the 1962 Pecos High School senior class met July 1 at the Pecos Valley Country Club for a 10th anniversary reunion. Dinner served to 45 local and out of town guests. Pre dinner reception hosted by Mrs. Prater Powell. Of 96 members, 28 attended with many listed by name and hometown.
Twenty six Pecos junior high and high school students join 1100 others for the 20th annual West Texas Instrumental Music Camp from July 16 to 28 on the West Texas State University campus. The roster lists 14 junior high attendees and 13 Pecos High School delegates. The camp offers band orchestra ensembles and classes in music appreciation theory drum majoring and twirling with over 40 faculty.
New York readers learn of etheirologie a special hair treatment from Pierre Quaknine now offered in American clinics Rene Furterer Hair Clinics spread city by city. The method blends Paris formulated Furterer products with precise analysis and massage to treat root and hair condition. Techniques include a Microscope based analysis and separate scalp and hair therapies under Pierre’s supervision.
Mr and Mrs Paul Tapp and their children hosted a family reunion at 1616 Morris St during the first week of July. Attendees included Mike Hickey Amarillo Jim My Tresa and Melissa McCain Austin Bill Tapp Big Spring and Bryn and Diana at home Cal Hurley Pecos Midland John Curcurato Pecos. A backyard barbeque Saturday night celebrated Mrs Tapp's birthday and Bryn's July 5.
Mr and Mrs R D Hildreth and Annie Titus spent the July 4 holidays in Cloudcroft. They found camp grounds full and moved on to a quiet spot back under pine trees on the road to Mescalero. Helen called the outing enjoyable and the climate pleasantly cool.
Mrs. Jessie Allen and her daughter Laura join Carol Casimir, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Casimir, on a three week tour visiting Georgia Alabama Florida and Louisiana as part of a regional engagement.
A new face joins the Soil Conservation Service as office clerk Mrs. James Dudley. The Dudleys moved to Pecos about a year ago and she previously worked in a hospital office.
The blouson silhouette returns to emphasize roominess in fashion with full blouson bodices over narrow skirts. Tailored dresses pair gentle fullness with slim skirts, while sweaters under dresses add a smart turtleneck accent. Evening blousons drape in soft fabrics to suit full skirts. Jackets glow with enthusiasm for the silhouette. Sport and casual jackets complete the range.
Dick and Charlotte Woodruff with Jim and Ann Kennedy and Bill and Lucille Oden returned from a Hawaii vacation last week full of enthusiasm. They flew Dallas to the islands in seven hours, enjoying green scenery, fern grottoes, and a bus tour they wouldn’t recommend. They saw Kono from Five-O and Pecos people Hazel Hayes and Betty Cravens, tried Poi, and attended a Luau before picking up their son Mike at Camp Musquiz and planning another trip.
Business and Professional Women will hold a called meeting at 7 30 tonight hosted by Myrtle Cowan at the Barney Hubbs residence 621 Hickory Street.
Rainbow Grand Assembly in Houston June 24 to 29 at Astroworld Hotel featured attendees Rhonda and Fonda Jennings Cindy Florez Brenda Day and sponsors Sue Florez and Betty Rushing. Brenda elected to Grand Choir. The group kept busy with meetings and also swam visited the Astrodome and AstroWorld.
Mr and Mrs Rene Gomez and Sheila visited with her sister and family Mr and Mrs Jim Lovelace at 1622 Cowan St on Friday June 30 while en route from Houston to Petaluma California. They planned stops at Disney Land and the Grand Canyon before returning to Pecos this week and noted a visit to Big Bend National Park during their stay.
Rotary Club installed Keith Camp as installing officer presented Mike Harrison the president’s pin. Harrison noted outgoing president Bill Hubbs received the past president’s pin and a keepsake gavel, and Mrs. Hubbs was given a silver compote. The Day family vacationed in Savannah and Orlando visiting Disney World, with a Houston stop for the Grand Assembly of Rainbows. The Beausant Society planned a July 20 friendship night and a salad supper.
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