City Federation Elects 1976 77 Officers
The City Federation of Women's Clubs installed 1976 77 officers with Bonnie Dearley likening a good club woman to a mirror. Installed were Bonita Hart president Laura Johnston first vice president Frances Manuel second vice president Sue Lee recording secretary Viola Moorhead treasurer Etta Sullivan publicity Callie Halloway parliamentarian.
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Bonnie Dearley
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federation
Bonita Hart
Laura Johnston
Frances Manuel
Sue Lee
Viola Moorhead
Etta Sullivan
Callie Halloway
American Association of University Women
Merry Home and Garden
Business and Professional Women
Merry Wives, Modern Study
Young Homemakers and Hairdressers Association
City Federation Women’s Club
Federation Hall
Nov& Gutierrez
Thinner but poorer and other reader advice
Dear readers share weight loss woes and gambling temptations with a lighthearted plea for a better plan. A young woman seeks counsel on family conflict and independent living amid a controlling mother and other personal strains.
Pecos FFAers Attend Area II Convention in Lamesa
Thirteen Pecos Future Farmers of America members attended the Area II convention in Lamesa. In the talent contest representing the Big Bend District were Marcos Joe Martinez Scott McAnally Jimmy Jones Leon Torsey and Jan Holley. Jimmy Jones won the sheep production award and was runner up for Area Lone Star Farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos Future Farmers of America
Lamesa
Big Bend
Marcos Joe Martinez
Scott McAnally
Jimmy Jones
Leon Torsey
Jan Holley
Lone Star Farmer
Brenda Martinez
Rena Stickels
Sandra Clark
Leeta Lewis
Tamera Lewis
Linda Greear
John Monroe
Mark Reese
Cecil Stickels
Bailey Wheeless
Joe Henson
Jim Davee
Polly's Problem and Quick Household Fixes
A collage of reader tips and how to's from Dear Polly covers cleaning a smelly garbage disposal using hot water ammonia and detergent, bandaging blisters with corn pads, avoiding price stickers on top of ingredients, backing hooked rugs with burlap and latex glue, organizing favorite recipes, ammonia in dish soap for extra shine, safe flea collar handling for small dogs, and writing company addresses on check stubs for easier references.
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Polly
Marilyn
Viola
Y.J.F
Fran
Marion
Janet C
Las Vegas
Ohio
Jean
Mervyn
Tapia Garcia Engagement Set for Santa Rosa Church
Eva Tapia and Octavio Garcia announce their engagement and forthcoming wedding. The couple will wed at 3 p.m. July 10 in Santa Rosa Catholic Church in Pecos. Both 1971 Pecos High School graduates and employed locally plan to reside at 1714 Alamo.
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Roman Tapia
S. Orange
Eva Tapia
Octavio Garcia
Nicanor Fierro
Santa Rosa Catholic Church
Miss Tapia
Sul Ross College
Pecos-Barstow-Toyah
Pecos City
Pecos High School
Pecos
Alamo
Bailey Couple Announce Son David Thomas Born in Kermit
Mr and Mrs Steve Bailey of 706 S Cherry announce the birth of their son David Thomas on May 7 at Winkler County Memorial Hospital in Kermit. The baby weighed 8 pounds 1 ounce. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs David Bailey of Monahans and Mr and Mrs TL Hurley of Pecos.
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Steve Bailey
S. Cherry
David Thomas
Winkler County Memorial Hospital
Kermit
David Bailey
Monahans
T.L. Hurley
Pecos
Machuca Assigned to Detachment in Turkey
Army Specialist Four Miguel A. Machuca of 1008 S. Pecan St. was assigned to Headquarters Detachment, U S Logistics Group Detachment 67 in Turkey on April 22. A 1974 Pecos High School graduate, he joined in October 1974 after basic at Fort Polk and a prior posting at Fort Hood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miguel A. Machuca
Salvador Machuca
S. Pecan St
U.S. Logistics Group
Turkey
Spec. Machuca
Army
Ft. Polk
Ft. Hood
Pecos High School
At Wits End Research More rats and mice than people
The piece humorously questions why there are more rats and mice than people while noting experiments with substances like Red Dye No 2. It cites FDA bans after tests on rodents and recounts anecdotes about a supermouse and a fatal car ride incident.
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Erma Bombeck
Edith Bunker
Food and Drug Administration
Mayva
District migrant program parents review Pecos progress
Parents on the district wide advisory committee for migrant programs in Pecos meet at the special services office to hear about federal funding for the 76 77 school year and review progress of the 75 76 year. H L Ramsey explains funding and answers questions. Alice Navarrete and Ana Falcon head organization. Refreshments served.
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Pecos
Special Services Office
H.L. Ramsey
Alice Navarrete
Ana Falcon
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City Federation
Ann Landers
Ann
S.c.1.a
Rhonda
Dad
Gramps
Ffaers
By Polly Cramer
City Federation Officers
Pecos Enterprise
Nova Gutierrez Family Editor
Machuca
OASIS
Cothrun
Fui
Dennis & Joyce Woody
Wits End
JC Penney
King Size Wallet
Kodak Paper
Grandpa
Grandma
Te “Shugart
Wacker's
Eddy St
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