Pecos Girl Scouts Reach Cookie Sale Milestone
Pecos Girl Scouts sold 10 464 paxes of Girl Scout Cookies this year with 872 cartons shipped and distributed among troops. Troop 481 led with 191 cartons while Troop 124 sold 186 cartons. individual winners include Carla Potter at 547 boxes and Debbie Ivey at 360 boxes. Awards were given at the Father Daughter Banquet at Bessie Haynes Cafeteria with 325 attendees. proceeds support camping and day camps for Pecos girls.
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Pecos
Public
Bessie Haynes
Jack Boswell
Richard Slack
Permian Basin
T. C. Hooper
Paul Ivey
Cookie Sale
J. Robert Scott
Hooper
A. J. Potter
Carla Potter
Debbie Ivey
Cecil Montgomery
Rhonda Sandell
Laura Lynn Boswell
Rosemary Cabral
Cindy Scott
Stacy Hooper
Darla Weatherly
Ellen Youngblood
Terry Criswell
Debra Osborn
Mary Clark
Donna Miller
Gail Martin
Kathy Herod
Beverly McGrew
Peggy Calderon
Elnora Richardson
Kelly Creech
Cookie Painter
Cynthia Wicker
Debbie Cravy
Julie Waits
Jan Holley
Mary Woody
Marie Schleich
Vicki Hurley
Charla Clark
Claire Dennison
Sally Hardeman
Irene Hernandez
Lucy Gallardo
Joni Thompson
Anne Slack
Melanie Smith
Trezan Woody
Joni
Flo Love YWCA Meeting Highlights And Quiz
May 11 meeting at Merrie McCormick home with Cindy Kesey presiding and Carol Cowart reading minutes. Buddhist program presented by Susie Hagar and others. Members listed include Teague Maddox Hagar and McCormick. Next meeting at Sally Meek home. Quick quiz questions cover animals, bowling, trees, cockfighting legality, presidential names, David, and the Canada United States frontier.
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Flo Love Y.W.A
Merrie McCormick
Cindy Kesey
Carol Cowart
Susie Hagar
Marsha Miller
Melanie Foster
Cathy Davis
Barbara Maddox
Kathleen Teague
Tylithia Holleman
Sharon Smith
Vickie Woods
Barbie
McMurry Honors West Texans At Spring Commencement
Mc Murry College will honor Midland resident The Rev. J Weldon Butler and Fort Stockton pastor The Rev. William H Hardwich at 3 p m Sunday in Radford Memorial Auditorium. McCamey businessman Co W Brown will receive a Doctor of Humane Letters degree.
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Abilene, Tex
McMurry College
Radford Memorial Auditorium
J. Weldon Butler
St. Luke’s United Methodist Church
Midland
William H. Hardwich
Fort Stockton
Co. W. Brown
McCamey
Your Personal Horoscope for 1970 From Frances Drake
March 21 to April 20 Aries advises careful changes that improve plans with Mars promising advancement for resourceful readers. Taurus readers gain from medical, pharmaceutical, and agricultural work while aiming for superior performance. Gemini should review details, Cancer seeks back on track, Leo aims long-range projects, Virgo cautions accuracy. Libra confronts opposition with grit, Scorpio notes changes bringing advantages, Sagittarius sees hidden value if not hurried, Capricorn accepts upcoming changes, Aquarius highlights study and romance, Pisces urges flexible methods. Readers born today show strong creative and scientific talent, potential medical field success, and multi career aptitude. Personal forecast offer promotes a day-by-day guide with love, marriage, and character analysis via postal request.
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Aries
Mars
APIAS
Taurus
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Polly's Pointers on Household Help and Silver Tarnish Fixes
A reader seeks help organizing housework with six children, detailing a long day and uneven cooperation. Advice touches on a tarnish preventing spray for silver, cautionary ventilation notes, and a tip about button pins to secure delicate buttons before washing. Belly invites readers to write in with problems and solutions.
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Polly
Charlene
Linda
Mary S
Helen Help Us Dear Helen and Other Q&A Bits
A column of letters and replies on social clubs controversy sexual orientation family issues and marital snoring. Advice emphasizes tolerance and practical tips while maintaining a light home life tone.
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Helen
Helen Bottel
Pecos
Communist Rules For Revolution Revisited In Local Column
A reader recalls 1919 German Allied copy of Communist Rules for Revolution and lists points about manipulating public opinion and government. The writer urges unity in the U S to mend the nation amid riots, strikes, and political turmoil, ending with a blessing for readers.
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Porter Randall
Randall
Dusseldorf
Germany
Red
Corrup
Reorganization Plan Clears House Route to Cabinet Council
President Nixon’s executive reorganization plan to coordinate domestic programs under a new Cabinet level Domestic Council appears certain of enactment. The House defeated a veto attempt. unless the Senate acts, plan takes effect Saturday. Critics argue it enables executive secrecy to shield key decisions.
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Washington
Nixon
House
Senate
Mother at Rest. Children on GO
A humorous column depicting a mother overwhelmed by domestic duties and interrupted by her children. The narrator muses on the impossibility of a quiet moment, detailing vignettes of chores, calls for cookies, and a dematerializing effect when she seeks a brief pause. The piece captures kitchen and garage duties, family interruptions, and a cheeky narrator voice.
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Hiram
Cleveland
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Wilson
Thomas
David
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Beauty
Jones
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Sana le
Poly Thes
Lites
Coveney Med
Ua Ean
Stee Eel
Bones Blair
Higginbotham-Bartlett CO
Kerry Armistead
Monte Kesey
Nikki Evans
John Cole Armstrong
Tommy Segalia
Charlie Wein
Tom Segalia
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Phillip A. Pearce
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