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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1973
Page
4
Erma Bombeck shares a humorous column about pregnancy and dieting, recounting Sweden's soccer team members who unexpectedly became pregnant after joining the team. She jokes about the antics of friends and relatives and ties the theme to broader tales of lifestyle changes and fertility.
Kenneth Hughes wed Mary Diane Kadane at Highland Park Presbyterian Church with Rev. Elliott officiating. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Jack E Kadane, and the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alton P Hughes of Pecos, were both SMU alumni. Attendants included sister Roberta Kadane and sister’s matron of honor, while Robert A Kadane and Robert N Hughes served as wedding party.
The American Association of University Women held a meeting featuring the film It's My Turn by Pecos Junior High counselor Walter Criswell on disability classes. Members discussed scholarships, women’s status, and AAUW centennial in 1982 while plans for April 5 were noted.
Mrs. Vivian Bowser president of the State Classroom Teachers Association spoke in Pecos on Friday March 16. Bill Moss of Pecos Barstow Texas introduced her to local schools after lunch and a salad supper honored guests included State Board member Wilma Buchanan and Mona han s teachers.
A reader airs turmoil over a new secretary’s influence at her husband’s work and asks if she should challenge the dynamic. Another letter defends divorce choices when love is missing. A Topeka reader complains about public gum chewing and birthday greetings. A California reader seeks direct guidance on improving an unsatisfying sex life.
Army Private Dan M. Dominguez, 20, son of Mr and Mrs Ysidro T Dominguez of Balmorhea Texas, finished four weeks of specialized armor training on the M551 Sheridan Shillelagh vehicle at the U S Army Armor Center Fort Knox Kentucky.
James C Duncan and Jim and Jimmie will mark their 50th anniversary at their Mesa Arizona home. Family from Pecos and travelers from Iowa Kansas and California join on Apache Trail. Previous life started in Saragosa Texas with Sheridan crewman training and gun system instruction.
Betty Adams president of Rebekah Assembly of Texas made an official visit to Districts 11 12 13 and 14 in Kermit. Hostesses were District 13 with Wink Lodge 44 Monahans Lodge 27 Kermit Lodge 134 and Ella Duncan Lodge 188. Ninety two Rebekahs and Odd Fellows from several towns attended the event. The Assembly plans a March 17 20 meeting at the Sheraton Hotel in Fort Worth with Ella Duncan Lodge 188 representing Perns.
Biffman Johnson of 2202 Nebraska Street has joined Moody Bible Institute of Chicago as part of a 47 new students in a freshman class totaling 548. The three year undergrad program includes majors in Bible theology and foreign missions. Moody founded by Dwight L. Moody.
Jack R. Davis of 2100 Washington St is among 2,635 Southwest Texas State University students named to the fall term Dean's Honor List. To qualify, students must enroll in at least 12 semester hours excluding physical education and maintain at least a B average.
Peggy Anne Schulz of Hackberry 1926 is on the fall semester dean's list at the University of Texas at Austin in General and Comparative Studies. More than 170 students earned the honor for distinguished academic accomplishment with at least 52 grade points and no failing grades.
Windham Maine AP St Josephs College retracts offer of an honorary degree to Ann Landers after discovering her pro abortion stance. College president Bernard Currier said honoring someone who favors abortion conflicts with the schools stance on life. Landers said she was surprised by the school decision and noted no need for total agreement to receive an honor.
Daniel, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Daniel of 2011 Nebe raska St., placed on the University of Texas at Austin during the fall semester with honors. He is in the school of pharmacy and a Angelo State College graduate who played football there. He is married to Debbie De Ment of San Angelo.
Rev. James W. McClurkin of Elm Street Baptist spoke at the Barstow Senior Citizens March meeting. A covered dish luncheon served 26 people at the Barstow Community Center. Members invite others to join the monthly gathering on the third Tuesday. Attendees included Natha Gillus Edith Cook Artie Justis Ana Clark Hazel Dyer Annie Lou Titus and many more.
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