Joyce Macha Hosts Farewell at Pecos Eastern Star Meeting
Joyce Macha presided as Worthy Matron for the last time this year at the Pecos Eastern Star Chapter gathering held at the Masonic Hall. Officers present included Barbara Cooper and Helen Hildreth with pro tem officers Curtiss Winterrowd and Marvin Frazier. The group noted 50 year membership recognition for Hallie Ford and greetings from Estelle Hayton in Amarillo.
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Joyce Macha
Pecos Eastern Star Chapter
Masonic Hall
Barbara Cooper
Earnestine Winterrowd
Helen Hildreth
Selma Carrell
Doveta Hunt
Marthana Hudson
Marian Morelan
Bennie Tolson
Margaret Smith
Thelma Lawrence
Nina Bullock
Charlene Evans
Clara Frazier
Mildred Ferguson
J.E. Ferguson
Curtiss Winterrowd
Marvin Frazier
Paso
Joyce Roberts
Barstow
Theresa Walker
Ruby Dell Cummings
Mildred Jenson
Cooper
Dorota Hunt
Tennis fashion advice from Ann Landers column
Dear Ann urges moderation in tennis outfits and warns against public display. The letter from MR. JOHN Q. PUBLIC prompts responses about appearance, inheritance law questions reveal reader concerns on wills and family dynamics.
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Ann
America
John Q. Public
John
Tops Members Attend ARD in San Antonio
Tops Club members plus 259 Queen attended the Area Recognition Day in San Antonio on May 29-30. Attendees included Betty Gann Laura Johnson Elsida Howard Billy Curry Lois White Lillian Lamb Gladys Singleton Vernell Dowdy Barbara Hurley Judy O Callaghan Alice Hickey Queen. At the monthly meeting, Betty Gann named Loser of the Week and Rosa Bradley became a new KOPS member. Billy Curry attended the National IRD meet June 3-4 in Anaheim California.
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Tops
Queen
San Antonio
Tops Club
Betty Gann
Laura Johnson
Elsidia Howard
Billy Curry
Lois White
Lillian Lamb
Gladys Singleton
Vernell Dowdy
Barbara Hurley
Judy O’callaghan
Alice Hickey
KOPS
Rosa Bradley
Anaheim
Calif
Angelo State Dean's Honor Roll list includes Pecos students
Area students at Angelo State University in San Angelo are named on the spring Dean's Honor Roll. The 3.00 to 3.49 group includes Craig Thomas Carrico Vicki Lea Chenault Stephen Don Doan Leslie M Millsapps and Lupe Sanchez Vasquez all from Pecos with majors in computer science accounting business undeclared and psychology. The 3.50 to 4.00 group lists Karen Kay Youngblood from Pecos art and Nancy Ellen Germany from Toyahvale history. A cooking note adds a cornstarch thickening method for pot roast and suggests an economical beef cut with onion celery and carrots.
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Angelo State University
San Angelo
Craig Thomas Carrico
Vicki Lea Chenault
Stephen Don Doan
Leslie M. Millsapps
Lupe Sanchez Vasquez
Pecos
Karen Kay Youngblood
Nancy Ellen Germany
Toyahvale
Bridal Shower Fetes Sue Spray Before Wedding
Sue Spray bride elect to Jimmy Lovelace honored at a 7 to 9 p m bridal shower in Security State Bank coffee room. Guests enjoyed biscuits finger sandwiches mints nuts coffee and lime punch. yellow and green decor featured with silver crystal appointments and a daisy arrangement. Guests included Mrs G W Spray Mrs Virgie Spray and future in laws Mrs J R Lovelace Mrs J L Lovelace. Hostesses listed.
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Security State Bank
Sue Spray
Jimmy Lovelace
Virgie Spray
G.W. Spray
Willingham earns associate of arts diploma at Victoria College
Willingham graduate Jimmy Willingham, student at the Texas Jaycee Education and Training Center of Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation, received an AA diploma at Victoria College in Cullen Chapel on May 13. Dr. Roland Bing and Dr. Rex Whiteside presided as commencement speaker and diploma presenter.
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Center of
Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation
Victoria College
Cullen Chapel
Jimmy
C.H. Willingham
Country Club
Roland Bing
Rex Whiteside
Jimmy Willingham
Country Club Drive
Gonzales
Willingham
Wright Brothers as great humorists in aviation history
A humorous column by Erma Bombeck imagining Orville and Wilbur Wright as tops in comedy of flight. It traces their 1903 Kitty Hawk test, 1905 breakthrough with government support, and a satirical plan for airline theatrics including safety pitches, a magic act hostesses, multilingual safety tips, and a celestial joke about the audience.
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Erma Bombeck
Wright Brothers
Sunshine Boys
Kittyback
N.C
New York
United States
Orville
Wilbur
Wilbur Wright
ASU Freshmen Honor Society Initiation Held
Nancy Germany of Toyahvale was among 49 Angelo State University students tapped into Alpha Lambda Delta at ASU. Germany, a history major, joined during the spring semester ceremonies with Dr. Doreen Grimes, associate professor of music, as speaker.
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Nancy Germany
Toyahvale
Angelo State University
ASU
Alpha Lambda Delta
Miss Germany
Doreen Grimes
Pena and Mona student among PBPA scholarship recipients
Arturo Pena of Pecos and David McCormick of Mona Hans are the first two recipients of Permian Basin Petroleum Association scholarships funded by area oil industries. The PBPA program, announced by scholarship chairman Arlen Edgar, aims to encourage youths to pursue energy related education and careers. Donations from Midland oil companies support the effort, which seeks ongoing funding. Pena is a 1976 Pecos High School graduate.
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Arturo Pena
Pecos
David McCormick
Monahans
Permian Basin Petroleum Association
PBPA
Arlen Edgar
Midland Oil
Pena
Pecos High School
Bruce girls graduate in Houston
Mrs. A H Bruce of 915 S Oak attended her granddaughters graduations in Houston. Ann graduated from Bellaire High School and Kathie from Baylor Medical School with honors. Kathie holds a B A from the University of Texas and will start a pediatrics residency at Children’s Medical Center in Dallas in July.
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A.H. Bruce
S. Oak
Houston
Ann
Bellaire High School
Kathie
Baylor Medical School
University of Texas In
Austin
Children’s Medical Center
Dallas
George H. Bruce
M.M. Dickinson
Palestine
Williamson clubs honor retiring president with gavel
Mrs. Margie Williamson, retiring president of the City Federation of Women's Clubs, received a gavel from Mrs. Laura Johnston at the final club year meeting. The Federated Clubs voted to move meetings to the third Tuesday at 7 30 PM and will publish notices in the daily calendar. Members include American Association of University Women, Business and Professional Women, Merry Home and Garden, Merry Wives, Modern Study, and Young Homemakers. Cooking up High Wichita Kans. AP report notes altitude affects camping cooking time, Coleman Camp Sense advises 20 percent longer per 1000 feet.
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Margie Williamson
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Laura Johnston
Federated Clubs
American Association of University Women
Business and Professional Women
Merry Home and Garden
Merry Wives
Modern Study
Young Homemakers
Wichita
Kans
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