Glover Carlisle rites read at First Christian Church
Connie Carlisle daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Lee Carlisle Lemesa New Mexico and Hill Glover son of Judge and Mrs H D Glover 1607 S Eddy were wed in a double ring ceremony July 21 at 7 p.m. at the First Christian Church. The couple's families hosted a reception, and the couple plan to live in Midland after college and work.
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Connie Carlisle
Robert Lee Carlisle
Lemesa
N. M
Hill Glover
H. D. Glover
S. Eddy Sr
First Christian Church
Clark Ford
Tom Strother
Harvey Tinkler
Floyd Brownlee
Connie
Eddie Squires
Midland
Joe Glover
Stern
Louie Malone
Walter All
el Paso
David Lane Williams III
David
At Wits End Politicians become sex symbols
Erma Bombeck notes women and the Watergate era have turned politicians into sex symbols. The piece mocks presidential image immunity and highlights public fascination with figures like Sam Ervin, Edward Gurney, Howard Baker, and unnamed senators. It references Barbara Howard's book Laughing All The Way and notes reader reactions.
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Erma Bombeck
Kissinger
Watergate Investigating Committee
Congressional
Congress
Cabinet
Woodrow Wilson
Teddy Roosevelt
Sam Ervin
Edward Gurney
Howard Baker
Paul
Newman
Committee
Percy
Kennedy
Bayh
Barbara Howar
Washington
Ann Landers column: money, manners, and secrets
A teen male asks about taking $25 from a girlfriend to rent a dress for a wedding. Ann warns it’s a bad idea and suggests returning the money. Readers share experiences with secretaries and workplace etiquette, praising tact and common sense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Hank
Firemen's Wives Stay Busy During School Absence
While firemen attend the State Firemen's School at Texas A&M University in Bryan last week their wives kept busy with various tasks and community activities. The article notes the wives' efforts and adaptation during the men’s absence.
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A&m University
Bryan
Patty Gresham Bride Elect Fete At Plum Street Home
Patricia Gresham bride elect of Lee Ligon attended a Tuesday evening display shower hosted at Mrs. Rube Pattillo’s home 14 7 S Plum St. from 8 to 10 with pink daisies on a white cutwork linen table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Gresham
Lee Ligon
Rube Pattillo
S. Plum St
Mmes
Frank Anthony
James Canon
James Hamilton
Jimmy McAnally
Nolan Barmore
O. J. Green Jr
H.L
New Pecos Residents Move In From Several States
Mr and Mrs Bob Noyes and child move to Pecos from Dalhart and reside at 1521 Missouri St Bob works for A C Pump Rev and Mrs Ray Powell and daughter Ruth relocate from Luling to 1523 Missouri St Rev Powell serves as minister at St Marks Episcopal Church Ronald Kilmeter and his family move from Elk City Okla to 715 S Palm St He works with G S I Seismograph crew and follows Methodist faith Phillip Tyree and family relocate from Tucson Ariz to 701 S Elm He works for Duval Corp and attends Episcopalian church Mrs Jessie Murphy moves from Kerrville to 715 S Plum St and is retired with Methodist faith Mr and Mrs Kenneth Steward move from Abilene to 2218 S Eddy St Kenneth works for Lester Humphrey Pest Control and is Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Noyes
Child
Pecos
Dalhart
Missouri St
Ray Powell
Ruth
Luling
1523
Powell
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Ronald Kilmeter
Elk City
Oklo
S. Palm St
Ronald
G.S.I. Seismograph
Methodist
Phillip Tyree
Tuscon, Ariz
S. Elm St
Jessie Murphy
Kerville
S. Plum St
Kenneth Steward
Abilene
S. Eddy St
Kenneth
Lester Humphrey Pest Control
Bryant Family Vacation Includes Grand Ole Opry Tour
Mr and Mrs Jimmy Bryant and their three children returned from a two week trip to Nashville Tennessee They attended the Grand Ole Opry toured Opry Land and met country greats including David Houston Tom T Hall Jeannie Pruitt Stringbean and Hee Haw stars They also visited the Music Hall of Fame in Memphis and the Sam Rayburn Museum in Bonham where a chandelier once hung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Bryant
Nashville
Tenn
Grand Ole Opry
Opry Land
David Houston
Tom T. Hall
Jeannie Prewitt
Stringbean
Hee Haw
Music Hall of Fame
Memphis
Sam Rayburn Museum
Bonham
White House
Leonardo de Vinci
Greece
Roy Orbison
Hank Shaw
Jimmy Snow
Kitty Wells
Bob Luman
Kris Kristofferson
Elvis Presley
Christian Fellowship
Music City Row
Bryant
Jackson
Pecos Museum
Texan textbook co author sister of Pecos resident
Bertha Mae Hill Cox of Dallas co authored The Texans Tejas to Today along with Charles Beamer and Joe B. Frantz. The 288 page volume published by Graphic Ideas, Inc. in Austin was accepted by the State Board of Education as a lower grade textbook and features 33 illustrated stories tracing Texas history from Sandhills State Park Mona han to the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Mae Hill Cox
Dallas
Charles Beamer
Joe B. Frantz
Graphic Ideas, Inc
Austin
State Board of Education
Sandhills State Park
Monahans
Hill
Velma
Thriftway
Cox
Rosse
Leila meaning and origin in Arabic naming
The name Leila comes from Arabic origin and means dark as night. It is used as a feminine given name across many cultures and literature contexts.
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Linda Carlisle
Paula Brown
Maid of Honor
Lavada Batson
Gail Ramsey
Miss Brown
Artesia
N.M
Batso A
Salt Lake City
Utah
Miss Ramsey
Plainview
Renee Brownlow
Darrell Glover
Randy Carlisle
Lamesa
Woody Phillips
Ted Medanich
Mrs. Carlisle
Bobbie Brownlow
Debbie Moore
Patty Squires
Mary Brownlee
Pecos High School
Texas
Joy
Penny Earl
Joe Daniels
Joe
Jim
Pampa
Clinton Mott
R.L. Gartman
O'Donnell
Tom Brown
Bill Flowers
Jeffery
Jay
Old Glory
Hardin Moore
Joe D. Armstrong
Mary Robbins
Lubbock
Theo Hamilton
Odessa
Bushey
England
Ann Compton
Bob
Canada
Mrs, Hill Glover
Wits End
Santa Claus
Mickey Mouse
Ann Landers
Arthur
B. T
Scranton
Dub
Patty Gresham
George Jester
Sue Elliott
Shirley Wadley
Virginia Owens
Virginia
Lynn
Winnie Sandell
A&c Pump
Phillip
Duval Corporation
Robert K. Hill
S. Eddy
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Dallas Times Herald
Bridge Club
Barstow
Bertha Cox
Mal and
Mete
Butterick