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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1973
Page
8
Erma Bombeck humorously imagines a world ending and a family scrambling to the car in minutes. A child frets over shoes while another clings to a phone declaring disbelief and a bath room delay tests urgency as the end nears.
Pecosites including Rachel Kirkwood and Nina Kila from Reeves County Community Council visited Monahans for a senior citizens luncheon. Louise Massey leads a 350 member group with bingo and door prizes funded by local businesses. Governor Briscoe’s Senior Citizens Month proclamation was shared with the visitors.
A reader questions handling a husband’s weekly office affair and a teen’s behavior concerns. Ann counsels addressing trust directly, avoid involving executives, and cautions parents about a 15 year old’s drinking signals.
The West of the Pecos Museum board accepts a $200 gift from Pecos Business and Professional Women in honor of Evelyn Slack Mahoney. Mrs. Winnie Mae Pigman has involvement noted in the article.
Cynthia Suzan Kesey of Baylor University earns Dean's List honors for the 1972 fall semester with a 3.60 GPA as a junior in accounting and marketing. James Alton Collins of Pecos is named to Who's Who in the South and Southwest, with a long journalism career at Pecos Daily News, UPI, Wichita Falls Times, Roswell Daily, and more, now living in El Paso with wife Jerry Ratliff and daughter Christina Carmen.
Mrs. Millie Stein, 83, of Halstead Kansas, completes the Kansas State University Class of 1974 54 years after leaving the Manhattan campus. An admission error had denied her degree two weeks before graduation in 1919 though she had enough credits. Her daughter sought action, and President McCain confirmed the hours met.
A kitchen tip suggests placing dinner candles in the freezer a day before use. The cooling process is said to slow burn rate, helping candles last longer and maintain steadier flames during meals.
When making applesauce the water amount varies with the fruit’s juiciness. The instruction notes that wetter apples require more liquid to reach the right consistency.
The Mother's Day list features the fashionable Caftan as a versatile garment. It suits parties, hosting, lounging, and even breakfast cooking with fabrics ranging from cotton blends to pastel checks trimmed in white ric rac for a crisp summer look.
To prepare bacon for a crowd bake at 400 degrees until brown and crisp. Place room temperature bacon slices on a rack in a shallow pan and bake about 10 to 15 minutes. The bacon does not need to be drained after cooking.
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