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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1970
Page
5
The writer apologizes for missing Yvonne Loftin and Tommy Hildreth’s parent details. They share family connections, travel plans, and community events including a world cruise, Eastern Star ceremonies, and upcoming Needlework Market shows in Dallas.
A brief notice from NEA 1970 invites readers to send gags for Today's Funny. Participants are instructed to mail material to Today's FUNNY Cleveland Ohio with a payment of one dollar per joke used.
The third annual All Night Gospel Singing will be held in Andrews on Saturday June 20 under the Andrews County Chamber of Commerce. The Mustang Football Stadium will host the outdoor event expected to draw about 8000 attendees from Andrews and West Texas and Eastern New Mexico, with many bringing lawn chairs and blankets to stay late.
Readers discuss hostess control over kitchen duties and rude guest behavior with a poem about keeping guests out of the kitchen. Also includes homemaking tips on cleaning a stainless sink, disguising scratches with eyebrow pencil, shaving cheese for small amounts, and a note about a weather related indoor backup venue with gospel acts and admission details.
Miss Linda Elliot of Barstow and Mike Bustilloz of Midland are honored at an engagement luncheon at Barstow Community Center on June 7. Linda had a June 6 shower at Parish Hall hosted by Alicia Alameda and others. The couple plan a June 12 Midland Catholic Church wedding. Linda studies at North Texas State University Denton. Mike, Barstow High School valedictorian 1960, is Sul Ross graduate 1964 with a Speech major and longtime Midland speaker coach. He has done post graduate work in California and acted in Sul Ross and Midland productions.
A porch conversation reveals racial perceptions as Geraldine and narrator discuss a boy described as a Negro. Snippets show social friction, charity talk, and references to the Supreme Court and the Poor People’s march amid family interruptions.
A two week road trip yields humorous reflections on family life and the comforts of cotton sheets. The narrator recounts miles, mailboxes, and meals, noting how returning home reshapes views on togetherness and daily routines. The piece ends with a husband praising home comforts and better eggs.
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