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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1971
Page
5
A reader letter discusses myths about heroin and alcohol withdrawal, challenging the notion of unbearable detox, and praising ex-addicts who mentor others. It blends personal abuse issues at home with a call for community support, schooling, and recycling activism in youth.
A World Affairs program was presented by Earnestine Winterrowd for the Business and Professional Women meeting last Tuesday night. She discussed Viet Nam including Da Nang, the war’s impact on servicemen, and a Flying Tiger plane.
IDC El Paso announces a Biennial exhibition at the El Paso Art Museum from April 4 to April 25. Receiving is March 26 1 5 p.m. and March 27 19:00 5 p.m. Entries must be hand delivered with no mail or express options.
Polly replies to readers on herb garden indoors and upcycled clothing projects. Letters cover indoor herb growing, doll hair repairs, converting sweatshirts with rickrack, fabric embellishments, and humorous domestic life as inflation and pollution jokes unfold.
A Pecos Eastern Star Chapter meeting honored George Washington and hosted an initiation. New member Judi Mandeville signed by-laws. Patricia Waits received degrees. Members collected gifts for the Eastern Star Home and noted 180 Visitation points. Upcoming events include Founders Day fund support and two invitations.
A reader seeks help for life changing problems in a Betty Crocker style column. The columnist urges self responsibility, earning a high school diploma, and facing issues directly rather than rising above them. emphasizes autonomy and gradual problem solving. The piece closes with a general reflection on shared struggles.
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