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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1978

Page

7

Ann Landers readers clash over marriage excuses and faith

Dear Ann letters reveal marital strains and advice on sex, fidelity, and parenting. Readers cite Murphy’s Law and pregnancy ethics, while Gus Gustaveson credits a Portland church source for a humorous message about church attendance. The page also notes an engagement in Pecos and wedding plans for Hilda Castillo and Jack Phariss.

Hooper Allgood vows as Stacie Carol Hooper becomes bride

Miss Stacie Carol Hooper married Rex David Allgood in a double ring ceremony April 22 at First Christian Church with Rev. J E McCormick officiating. Soloist Janette Pattillo and organist Diana Eudy performed We ve Only Just Begun You Light Up My Life and The Wedding March. The bride wore an imported silk organza gown with Chantilly lace pearls and a lace panel train. Her bouquet featured white daisies and baby's breath. The groom gave a diamond dinner ring as a gift.

Stacie Carol Hooper Rex David Allgood First Christian Church J.E. McCormick Janette Pattillo Diana Eudy

Wedding of Pecos couple marked by family, gifts, and traditions

The Pecos couple, both Pecos High School graduates of 1975, married with maid of honor Kathy McLaren and best man Calvin Sanders. A First Christian Church reception followed the ceremony, with hostesses from Pecos and Barstow. The bride works in insurance. the groom in farming. A trip to Ruidoso preceded settlement in Barstow.

Guillermo Castillo Hilda Jack Arthur Phariss Miss Castillo Pearsall High School Sul Ross State University Pecos-Barstow-Toyah Independent School District Pecos High School Phariss Alpine North Texas State University Kathy McLaren del Rio Calvin Sanders Lee Ryan Mike Allgood First Christian Church Fellowship Hall Pecos Insurance Ruidoso N.M Barstow

Color control feelings and comfort at different temperatures

Susan Webber explains that furniture color and wall hues affect perceived temperature. Cool colors like blue and green can raise comfort in hot weather, while warm colors such as red and gold make rooms feel warmer in winter. Pastel warm tones can also create warmth. use removable fabric decorations to switch with seasons. A separate recipe suggests a chicken liver sandwich filling with eggs and mayo.

Susan Webber

Coffee caffeine content clarified by Texas A&M expert

Mary K. Sweeten of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service notes that a typical cup of coffee contains about 100 to 150 milligrams of caffeine. She explains caffeine stimulates the cerebrospinal, circulatory and renal systems.

Mary K. Sweeten Texas Agricultural Extension Service Texas A&m University System

Silver Care Tips: Hand Drying Adds Luster, Says Expert

Linda McCormack of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service notes that silver and silver plate need the burnishing effect of hand drying to preserve luster even after washing. The Texas Television popularity polls omit viewership dissatisfaction details.

Linda McCormack Texas Agricultural Extension Service Texas A&m University System

Shrimp Creole Recipe From Old Creole Cuisine

Shrimp Creole makes six servings from shrimp onion garlic green pepper celery and bacon fat simmered with tomato paste tomatoes broth and seasonings. Add shrimp and filé three to five minutes until cooked serve over hot rice.

Outstanding Woman Nominee at Midwestern State University

Debbie Herrera daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. Herrera of 1918 Adams has been nominated for Outstanding Woman of Midwestern State University. A junior Sociology major and Criminal Justice minor she is active on the MSU campus.

Debbie Herrera Joe T. Herrera 1918 Adams Midwestern State University MSU

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Ann Landers Ann California American Medical Assn American Psychiatric Assn Family Service Assn P.S Mrs. Murphy Murphy Los Angeles L.A North End Prince of Peace Lutheran Church Portland Oregon Riverside County Bar Association Bar Bulletin Gus Ann. W.B. Gustaveson Riverside Calif P.O Chicago Illinois Hilda Castillo Hooper-Allgood Gwendolyn Clyatt Pecos Enterprise New York New York Life Nonaoan S. EdDy Pte Euan Oe Morning Glory Carl McGee’s South Eddy Furniture Betty Massey
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