Birth of Billy Albert Perryman in Toyah
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Dud Perryman of Toyah on the May 8 birth of a son named Billy Albert weighing 5 lbs 7 oz The Perrymans have four other children Mr Perryman drives a truck for P W Quinn The Salt Draw 4 H Club held a May 8 dance at the school tennis court with good attendance and weather The Toyah Lions Club hosted a May 11 supper at Toyah Park There was visiting from San Angelo Odessa Van Horn and Clovis N M plus other relatives In the past decade output per man hour has risen faster in agriculture than in industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dud Perryman
Toyah
Billy Albert
Perryman
P.W. Quinn
Perrymans
Salt Draw 4-H Club
Your Horoscope by Frances Drake for May 19 1971
Aries to Pisces outlooks outline gradual changes lucky opportunities and steady progress. Readers are urged to pace themselves avoid overreaching, study plans, and cultivate talents in music writing or leadership roles. Born under Taurus or Libra may find motivation through steady effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Drake
Aries
Taurus
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
May 19 Today's History Highlights from 1536 to 1971
On this date Anne Boleyn was beheaded in 1536 in London. In 1588 the Spanish Armada set sail from Lisbon. The American Centennial exposition opened in Philadelphia in 1876. Doolittle received the Medal of Honor in 1942. Churchill spoke to Congress in 1943. In 1964 micro phones were found in the Moscow embassy. Kennedy eyed a June Khrushchev summit in Vienna ten years ago. Vietnam fighting intensified in 1965. Egypt accused Israel of bombing in 1970.
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Associated Press
Anne Boleyn
England
Henry VII
London
Lisbon
Portugal
Philadelphia
James H. Doolittle
Winston Churchill
U.S. Congress
Britain
Japan
U.S
Moscow
John F. Kennedy
Nikita Khruschev
Vienna
South Vietnam
Mekong
Egypt
Israel
Suez Canal
Mrs William C Smith attends Midland cancer society meeting
Mrs William C Smith visits Midland to attend a Service and Rehabilitation Area Conference for American Cancer Society volunteers. The luncheon at Holiday Inn kicks off sessions where she presents the 1971 Service Committee Objectives with Dr Martha Madsen and Dr Edwin Franks leading training for West Texas medical professionals.
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William C. Smith
Midland
American Cancer Society
Holiday Inn
Not provided text proves harm by hand or chance
The quoted verse from I Samuel 6:9 discusses whether the harm to Israel was caused by the Philistines or by a chance event. It presents a testing phrase about discerning the source of misfortune by observing outcomes in Bethshemesh and asks who bears responsibility.
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Bethshemesh
I Samuel
Polly's Pointers Homemaking Tips From Polly Cramer
A column of reader submissions offers practical homemaking ideas. Tips include using sponge under soap to catch drips, masking tape on glasses to prevent mixups, half a aluminum pie pan repurposed as a dust pan, timing a child with street lights, and removing burned residue from stainless steel pans.
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Polly
Dorothy
Letty
Sally
Carol
Polly M
New permanent press for 100 percent cotton fabrics
A Texas A&M specialist reports a new vapor treatment named Ameriset that finishes 100 percent cotton garments in a gas chamber for about 20 minutes. The process preserves abrasion resistance without chemical resins, offering an ironing free wear option amid eco concerns and shifts from synthetics.
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National Cotton Council
Council
CPI
Cotton, Inc
Joanne Thurber
Texas A&m
Dacron
The
Elk’s Magazine
Yesteryear
Austin Losing Conventions and Major Hotels
Austin once ranked third among Texas convention cities but has slipped due to closure of three hotel centers. Convention manager George Seagert notes loss of Driskill, Commodore Perry and Terrace centers reduced room supply. In 1968 Austin hosted 284 conventions with 128,310 delegates and 13 million in revenue. in 1970 there were 287 events but only 116,516 attendees and about 11.88 million spent. Houston Dallas and San Antonio remain ahead.
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Austin
Texas
George Seagert
Chamber of Commerce
Austen
Driskill
Commodore Perry
Terrace
Seagert
Houston
Dallas
San Antonio
Optimist Company Dulls Pessimist Outlook Motto
A wry remark contrasts types in social circles, suggesting long exposure to upbeat company shapes outlooks. The line implies temperament shifts under optimistic influence, hinting at social psychology without specific events or people.
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Mary Silvas
Pecos Garment Company
Maria Jasso
Howard's
Hirs
Pyeht
Bryan Boatman
van Horn
Raymond Goodnight
Mrs. Goodnight
Gary Lockmiller
Juanita Boydston
Clovis, N.M
Ben Sanchez
Raul Hignoroz
Southwestern General Life Insurance Company
Monahans
Pecos Cab CO
Firestone
America
S.T.P. Oil Treatment
Nsport Ting
Delco
Pecos
Pecos High School
Kathleen Teague
Tommy Mayfield
Janet Sikes
Ann Fonville
Judy Perkins
Linda Taylor
Kathy Beauchamp
Melanie Foster
Barbie Maddux
Carolyn Gann
Mayfield
Jack Duke
James B. Toone
Patricia Mayfield
Jamie Toone
By Polly Cramer
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Elliott
Cedar Street
Graute Ila Fate
Kathleen Robertson
Brenda Corbin
Lester Shaw
Milton Brantley
Cathy Brantley
Shaw
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