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FRIDAY MARCH 19 1971 horoscope outlines 12 signs with daily guidance. The Pisces born reader is described as analytical, adaptable and humane, fitting roles from scientist to statesman and community pillar.
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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1971
Page
12
FRIDAY MARCH 19 1971 horoscope outlines 12 signs with daily guidance. The Pisces born reader is described as analytical, adaptable and humane, fitting roles from scientist to statesman and community pillar.
Balmorhea spl. The Young Homemakers met in the high school Homemaking Dept to view an Easter program. Mrs Barbara Stark presided and committees reported. The group highlighted homemade Easter decor and foods with four socials planned this year. Hostesses Pat Purvis and Judy Weinacht served cookies and punch.
Belgian archaeologists led by Prof. Leon DeMeyer report unearthing the ancient city Agade about 12 miles south of Baghdad. The four month dig suggests Agade as a capital of the Akkadians in the middle of the third millennium BC. Explorers plan to return later this year to continue excavation.
Balmorhea Texas teacher Mrs Dickey Schlomer attended the Texas State Teachers Association convention in Dallas March 11 13 as the Balmorhea Toyah Local Association delegate. Sessions featured Art Linkletter A D Holt and NASA educators plus over 150 instructional exhibits and crop mapping via satellite and computer analysis.
New York Life Insurance Company sold 230,082,598 in life insurance to Texas residents in 1970. Total Texas life in force rose to 1,363,233,653, with 22,595,172 paid to policy owners and families. Nationwide, life sales reached 7,061,000,000 and assets hit 10,741,000,000. life in force climbed to 50,000,000,000.
The First Baptist Church of Barstow began a new roof project this week. The Barstow Senior Citizens Club met March 16 at the Community Center with president Wendell Nichols presiding and Mrs. Artie Justis leading hymns and a talk by Rev. J. H. Freeland. Birthdays were celebrated, and several members attended with visitors from Pecos and Abilene. Olive Hunter was hospitalized for observation in Pecos. Barstow Chapter 822 OES met March 16 at the Masonic Hall with 10 officers present and 14 Pecos visitors attending.
Mr. J C Herring assistant director of field operations railroad commission of Texas will guest speak at the Trans Pecos section meeting of the Society of Petroleum Engineers March 22 1971 at 730 P M Monahans Country Club Monahans Texas social hour 630 P M Herring will discuss pollution control for oil field brines and disposal under ground and surface pollution progress. He is a Rockport Texas native and 1951 Texas College of Arts and Industries graduate in petroleum and natural gas engineering.
The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission began a statewide crackdown on private clubs after the guest card rule was upheld by the U S Supreme Court. Agents checked 427 clubs and found 197 violations for taking cash for a drink or serving a nonmember.
Jim Armstrong is appointed Field Director of the Buffalo Trail Council, Boy Scouts of America, succeeding Gene Vaughan. He previously served six years with the Capitol Area Council, based in Austin, and began Scouting work in 1947 after earning a degree in Music Education.
On March 19 dates in history include 1920 Senate rejection of Versailles Peace Treaty and League of Nations start. 1628 Massachusetts Colony founded by English, 1860 William Jennings Bryan born, 1917 eight hour railroad workday upheld, 1942 men 45 to 64 ordered to register for nonmilitary duty, 1943 Belogrod captured, 1959 Dalai Lama flees to India, 1961 East Germany scraps aircraft industry, 1971 cultural exchanges and West Bengal seizure noted.
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