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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1972
Page
6
The Business and Professional Women club approved a four hundred fifty dollar scholarship for a Pecos High School senior this spring. Club president Johnnie Standlee will attend the state convention in Houston June 23 to 25.
AP notes quotes from Faren Sanders, Valerie Perrine, Eunice Kennedy Shriver, and Dr. Gerda Lerner. They discuss stereotypes of Native and Black women, education, job discrimination, motherhood, and liberation, set against roles in home and public life.
A collage of reader questions and tips from Dear Polly. Postmark readability critique and home hacks mix with fabric care lamp cleaning and driving etiquette comments. Readers share short advice on storage, thawing chili in cubes, and using sugar for hiccups.
Jeff Jackson is the photographer for the Family Page from 3 30 p m through the evening and on weekends. Appointments for pictures must be made in advance by calling the Enterprise office at 445 5475.
Airman Jesse A. Esparza son of Mrs. Rodney Sparkman of 816 N Hickory Sr has completed his U S Air Training Command Lackland AFB assignment He remains at Lackland for training in the security police field The Pecos High School class of 1970 graduate is named Esparza with ties to Texas Air Force base training stories
The article notes the vast量 of polyester cord in tire manufacturing in 1972, claiming the output would be sufficient to provide a polyester-knit suit for every male in the nation.
Modern Study Club heard Nabers recount Pioneer Families in the Pecos Area with tales from Llano to Arizona and Toyah Creek. Reynolds performed Cowboy Songs while Mrs. Sullivan discussed The Wire That Changed the West with a history of barbed wire and its impact on the frontier.
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