Marriage of Elizabeth Ellen Miller and Mack Windham
Elizabeth Ellen Miller and Mack Windham were married May 5 at First United Methodist Church in Pecos with Rev. Tom Strother officiating. The ceremony featured blue and white carnations, a green archway, and music by Dorothy Barrett and Sharron Fellabaum. The bride wore Chantilly lace over slipper satin with a long sleeve gown and blue garter, presented heirloom and family items. Matron of honor Janice Kilcrease and bridesmaid Denise Eppenhauer wore blue gowns. Hovis Windham served as best man and Ronny Miller as groomsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ellen Miller
Mack Windham
First United Methodist Church
Tom Strother
Emmett D. Miller
M.D. Windham
Pecos
Dorothy Barrett
Sharron Fellabaum
Balmorhea
Janice Kilcrease
Denise Eppenhauer
Hovis Windham
Ronny Miller
Odessa
Coy Clark
Dear Ann letters reveal teenage struggles and wedding details
A compilation of Dear Ann advice letters discusses a 14 year old feeling like a born loser and a counselor suggestion. The page also describes a wedding reception with details on gowns, decor, cake, and guests from Pecos and Odessa locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Wisconsin
United States
Barbs: Hamburger Humor and a Fridge for Bacon Hoard
Barbs by Phil Pastoret lampoons food trends and kitchen gadgetry as he jokes about hamburgers and a refrigerated safe to store a stash of shaved bacon. The light column blends culinary quips with tongue in cheek notes on domestic quirks.
Bride Elect Brenda Pace Honored Before June Wedding
Brenda Pace, bride-elect of Ted Medanich, was honored May 15 in the Security State Bank hospitality room. The couple plans a June 9 wedding at First Baptist Church with hostesses Jennie Teichman, Cecelia Tollett, Kathy Schrier, Janna Davis, and Randy Brewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Pace
Ted Medanich
Security State Bank
First Baptist Church
Jennie Teichman
Cecelia Tollett
Kathy Schrier
Janna Davis
Randy Brewer
Wedding vows pledged in Baptist rites Newcomb and Baker wed
Margie Lee Baker and Richard Nayden Newcomb were united in marriage April 15 at Calvary Baptist Church with Rev. Homer Nowell officiating. The bride wore a satin gown with organdy lace and train, made by her grandmother of Monahans, and carried a bouquet of yellow and white carnations. The bride’s parents are Aneda Baker of Monahans and R. Baker. Diane Dean played traditional selections during the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie Lee Baker
Richard Nayden Newcomb
Calvary Baptist Church
Homer Nowell
Diane Dean
Monahans
Anedia
R. Baker
Summer Wedding in Tennyson Featured Newcomb Baker Union
Richard T. Baker of Tennyson marries the daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Newcomb at a ceremony under a dove archway with yellow and white carnations. Connie Beckham maid of honor, Regina Bates bridesmaid, Richard Lukins best man, and several ushers and house party members attend. The reception follows in fellowship hall. The couple will reside in Pecos. the bride graduates May 29 and the groom last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard T. Baker
Tennyson
W. E. Newcomb
Johnson St
Connie Beckham
Regina Bates
Richard Lukins
Ronnie Cravey
Roger Newcomb
Fellowship Hall
Cynthia Ruth Lukins
Bill Mayfield
Sweetwater
Reginald McClung
Artesia
N.M
O. B. Graves Jr
Slim Heath
E. L. Lamb
Joe Oliver
Janet Windham
Pecos
Canal Well Service
Dinner and Other Failures by Erma Bombeck
A humorous take on a cookbook concept focused on busy women and failed dinner ideas. The piece spoofs recipes like Stuck on the Freeway Special and Eight Oclock Stew, with satirical instructions and a punchline about resorting to McDonald’s or wine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Bombeck
Christopher Burling Celebrates First Birthday
Christopher Michael Burling turned one on May 20. He is the son of Bill and Linda Burling of 1822 Adams. His father teaches biology and physical science at Pecos High School. Grandparents are Bill Burling Sr. of Alamogordo NM and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mace of Conroe. His favorite gift is a swimming pool.
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Christopher Michael Burling
Bill
Linda Burling
Adams
Pecos High School
Bill Burling
Alamogordo
N.M
Gordon Mace
Conroe
Christopher
Cake and cookie storage cooling reminder
Ensure all cakes cookies and quick breads are completely cool before storing to prevent condensation and sogginess. Proper cooling helps maintain texture and shelf life.
Pecos Native Promoted to Pampa Store Manager
William Monce, a Pecos native and United States Army veteran, has been promoted to store manager at the Pampa location. He joined OILWELL in 1966 at Pampa, later served as field representative in 1969 at Gillette Wyoming, and held the Perryton manager post in 1972 before this appointment.
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William Monce
Pampa
R.E. Dickson
Gulf Central
Oilwell
United States Steel Corporation
Monce
Monahans
Gillette
Wyo
Perryton
Pecos
United States Army
Pecos B&PW Sets Final Meeting for 1973 74
Pecos Business and Professional Women group schedules a 7 30 p m meeting Tuesday at the Federated Parlor for the year end business session and officer installation for 1973 74. Hostesses are Mrs Laurie Thompson and Adele Hiett. Members are reminded of the date and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos Business & Professional
Federated Parlor
Laurie Thompson
Adele Hiett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs, Mack Windham
Ann Landers
Mabel
Church Fellowship Hall
Debbie Miller
Shirley Anderson
Mary Jay Bradley
Ruidosa
Robinson Chevrolet
West Texas Telephone Co
Misrs
Mmnes
Forrest Martin
Clyde
Chas
Fletcher
McCamey
Berry T. Johnson
Ira Kevis
Ron Miller
Cody D
Louie Kenard
Chris
Midland
Roger Pennington
Fort Worth
Lula Duvall
Julia Hohmann
Leander
Hal Pace
Charlie Medanich
First Rantich Church
By Phil Pastoret
Sylvia Ann Clark
Dan Clark
Sylvia Ann
James R. Moon
Richard Newcomb
Wits End
Stroganoff
Jeff Hindman
Birmingham
Ala
The
Morning Glory
Christopher Burling
B&pw
Avery
ST. Mark’s Book Store
S. Plum
Eggnaseseeet
Eee Reeset
Harvest
Glass Top
Bill Norton
Mike Lara
Mgr
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