Dear Ann Advice on Safe Options for Pregnant Mothers
A nurse counsels pregnant women to seek hospital help at any facility, even anonymously if needed, to ensure the baby’s health. She notes free care if unable to pay and urges public hospitals for consistent access.
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Ann
Jane Doe
Births at Reeves County Hospital July listings
Birth announcements from Reeves County Hospital list new arrivals with parents names from July 1 to July 12 including Connie Rodriguez Carrasco Marissa Holabama Sotelo Racheal Michelle Massegee Josh Dominguez Zulema Villa Silva Jason Clyde Martinez Maria Juarez Amalfo Florez Randy Fuentes Michael Garza Leal and others, followed by a personal commentary and letters about manners and airline traffic data from 1979.
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Reeves County Hospital
Connie Rodriguez Carrasco
Hector Garcia Carrasco
Marissa Aholibama Sotelo
Alfredo D. Sotelo
Racheal Michelle Massegee
Johnathon Riley Massegee, Jr
Josh Dominguez
Jesse Dominguez
Zulema Villa Silva
Isavel Chavez Silva
Jason Clyde Martinez
Clyde L. Martinez
Maria Juarez
Jesus Ruiz Juarez
Amalfo Florez
Julian Bustillos Florez
Randy Fuentez
Carlos Antonio Ramirez
Michael Stevenson Garza Leal
Graduates Head for Texas Colleges from Pecos High
Four sets of twins graduate Pecos High School and plan Texas colleges for fall. Joel Rodriguez will join Abilene Christian University, brother Genaro attends Ranger Junior College on a baseball scholarship. Mitchell McLain goes to Howard Payne University while Michael McLain attends Sam Houston State University. The Acosta twins Celia and Celina and Hill twins Conda and Craig will attend Angelo State University in San Angelo.
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Pecos High School
Texas
Abilene Christian University
Joel Rodriguez
Genaro
Ranger Junior College
Ranger
Mitchell McLain
Howard Payne University
Brownwood
Michael McLain
Sam Houston State University
Huntsville
Angelo State University
San Angelo
Celia
Celina Acosta
Conda
Craig Hill
Talking with Children About Death Coping Tips for Families
A Texas Agricultural Extension specialist urges honest, age appropriate conversation about death to help children and adults cope. She notes children’s understanding evolves with age, recommends objective clear language, sharing feelings, and creating memories through photos and spoken memories.
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Patricia Lamson
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
Ms. Lamson
Patterns for overall decorating from extension service advice
Sue Young of Texas A&M Extension says pattern use depends on room size and location. She cautions against large wallpaper in living rooms but endorses patterned fabrics for warmth, with bathrooms suitable for small prints and patterns varying from bold to subtle. choose pattern first to match wall color and trim.
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Sue Young
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
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