Balmorhea High elects 1971 72 cheerleaders at meeting
Balmorhea High School student body selected Jennie Sue Harring Roserio Sanchez Helen Kay Norton Adrian McCutcheon and Sylvia Clark as 1971 72 cheerleaders at a recent meeting. The article notes community events including a successful cancer drive donation and the Balmorhea State Park pool opening with sizable turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balmorhea High School
Jennie Sue Harring
Roserio Sanchez
Helen Kay Norton
Adrian McCutcheon
Sylvia Clark
Sviig Clark
Toyah Home Demonstration Club Notes and Local Visits
The Toyah Home Demonstration Club met at Toyah School for a regular session with a book review led by Mrs. Peggy Harlan. Members discussed next year’s meeting ideas and community work for the park, and planned the May 13 County Wide Cultural Arts Meeting. Club Woman of the Year will be revealed at the event.
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Peggy Harlan
Toyah Home
Toyah School
Gibson
A. L. Gibson
Mines
Boatman
Cleveland
Cunningham
Calk
Vaught
Goodnight
Your Horoscope for May Fourth 1971 Aries to Pisces Outlook
Frances Drake’s daily horoscope outlines traits and guidance for each zodiac sign from Aries to Pisces. It notes self belief for Aries, careful scrutiny for Taurus, focus for Gemini, restraint and bright prospects for Cancer, balance for Leo, financial and strategic planning for Virgo, past efforts rewarded for Libra, fatigue risk for Scorpio, calm reasoning for Sagittarius, essentials handling for Capricorn, patient improvement for Aquarius, and enterprise for Pisces with a caution against haste. It also highlights notable birthdates Horace Mann Audrey Hepburn.
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Frances Drake
Aries
Taurus
Lee
Virgo
Libra
Mary
Aquarius
Horace Mann
Audrey Hepburn
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on golf and rail travel banquets
The columnist mocks poor golfers who swear by the game and notes seasonal dangers at night. He then references bowling banquets and criticizes Railpax for actions affecting the passenger train business, though he offers no clear resolution.
Proclamation Declares Respect for Law Week in Pecos
Mayor E W Schmidt of Pecos proclaims May 18 1971 to May 24 1971 as Respect for Law Week. He urges Pecos citizens to join Optimists in crime prevention and responsible citizenship, with witness Zeke Levario and dated April 19 1971.
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I. E.W. Schmidt
Pecos
City of
E.W. Schmidt
Carnival Dilemma Over Train Rides Themed
A fragment notes a carnival dilemma about which trains remain rideable. The quirky line shows an era tone with a playful jab at travel and meal times, ending with a rueful homecoming line about supper and a cold reception.
Factory-built housing to overtake on-site homes by decade end
A New York Stock Exchange magazine forecasts factory-built housing surpassing site construction by 1980s end. It cites assembly line methods for better quality control, lower costs from bulk material purchases, and fewer weather-related delays due to standardized production.
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New York Stock Exchange
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Balmorhea Valley News
Wes Elliott
Balmorhea
Leo Huelster
Casa Grande Ariz
J. M. Harbour
San Angelo
Winters
Billie McBee
Alpine
Wayne McBee
West Texas Utilities Co
Balmorhea State Park
Wynn
Sadie
Avon
Ing
Cora Moody
Andrews
Cora
Permian General Hospital
Georgia Daniell
Toyah
Helen Humphries
Mary McElroy
Ft. Worth
Mary Ann Weinacht
Young Homemakers Club
Tes
Mrs
Pat Goodnight
J. T. Marsh
Mr. Marsh
Gladys Pinkston
Texarkana
Texas
Odessa
Ernest Peach
Jimmy
J. H. Smith
Pecos Memorial Hospital
Jack Burchards
Neice
Gene Perry
Levelland
Unit Af
Crean
Huy
Goodyear
Mly
Hydra
Goodyear Service
SOUTH
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Pri
By Phil Pastoret
Railpax
Zeke Levario
Dick Turner
NEA, Inc
Oran D. Whitten Oil CO
Atlantic Richfield Company Dist
Sinclair Products
Phillip A. Pearce
ARCO
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