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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1970
Page
7
Individual readers receive star-based outlooks by Frances Drake for each sun sign from Aries to Pisces. The column highlights traits, suggests timing for actions, and notes Mercury's influence, travel appeal, and potential career paths, ending with an offer to obtain a personal forecast by mail.
Mrs Marion H Black known as Zadora wears a pastel blue squaw or patio dress crafted entirely in peek-a-boo crochet from orlon and wool blend yarn labeled Kermesse by Reynolds. The dress uses about 20 skeins, has no seams except at the shoulders, a draw belt at the natural waist, and measures fifteen yards around the bottom blounce. Black finished it in a week and plans to wear it to the Southwestern Needlework Market June 26 28 with Mrs Bruce Hay. The Market is sponsored by the Professional Needlecrfters Association. Black and Hay run Pecos Yarn Shop.
Dear Polly answers readers on fit issues with back width across shoulders and pattern sizing. Tips include widening pattern sides, choosing close to correct garment size, and adjusting via purchased or homemade methods to improve fit.
Mr and Mrs Frank Frattarelli of Warwick Rhode Island announce the birth of a son Frank Kyle born June 2 in Providence Mrs Frattarelli formerly Kathy Rowe daughter of Mr and Mrs Metz Rowe formerly of Balmorhea Great grandparents are Mrs May V Propp of Pecos and Mr and Mrs Roy Rowe of Saragosa
A Vietnam era Air Force newspaper column ponders American behavior contrasts from budgets to speeds and praise for Apollo 13. It urges daily prayer for Vietnam troops, and asks why national prayer is reserved for tragedy while praising unity after Apollo 13.
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