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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1971
Page
5
Olga and John P of Brooklyn share a story of infertility and a successful arrival of a son after spending about $4000 on fertility treatment. The piece covers couples seeking conception, medical staff roles, costs, and the option of adoption when tests prove conception impossible.
Mrs. Earle A. Brown, president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, will lead 150 clubwomen on a world tour starting July 11 from Pittsburgh after the federation’s 80th convention. Stops include Berlin and the Soviet Union with briefings at embassies, then India, Thailand, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Japan before returning via Alaska. The mission aims to foster international understanding and closer cooperation among women within the federation.
Nona Sunday and John Sturgeon, 1971 graduates, were honored at a pre Baccalaureate supper hosted by Dr. and Mrs. I. G. Sunday. The buffet included barbecue chicken halves salads red beans hot bread and homemade strawberry ice cream attended by two additional graduates and family members from Dallas Sulphur Springs Pecos Ft. Stockton and local residents. A separate slumber less party for Nona followed at week’s end with chips dips relishes and cold drinks.
The fourth annual 4 Night Gospel Singing sponsored by the Andrews County Chamber of Commerce will be held Saturday evening June 19 1971 at 8 00 P M in Mustang Football Stadium. The Blackwood Singers Ron and R W Blackwood Joel and the Hemphills Speer Family The Gospel III and Alvis and the Singing Deweys perform. Food stands by Beta Sigma Phi and the Chamber. Admission 2 for adults 1 for ages 16 to 18. under ten free. Free parking available.
The Pecos Eastern Star Chapter held a farewell program for Nina Mae Bullock and Curtiss Winterrowd the retiring Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron. Marian Morelan directed the event with poems by officers and a vocal by Joe Ann Jackson. Gifts included an Imperial crystal serving tray and a gold key chain. Members noted sick list transfers and installation dates for area chapters.
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