Top Teams Announced at Winter Bridge Luncheon
A Country Club winter season closing luncheon honored about fifty women. Hostesses were Mrs. Doug Fernandes Mrs. Jack Duke Mrs. Bill Cooksey and Mrs. Peppy McKinney. Winners of the Winter Bridge Tournament were Mrs. Elvin Crow and Mrs. Garvin Passmore Silver Team Mrs. M.C. Nobles and Mrs. W.S. McCree Gold Team and Mrs. Roy Blahosky and Mrs. Floyd Woods Bronze Team. Prizes were 20 dollars per winning couple. The event ran since January with games twice monthly and plans for summer activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Jack Duke
Doug Fernandes
Peppy McKinney
Bill Cooksey
Elvin Crow
Garvin Passmore
M.C. Nobles
W.S. McCree
Roy Blahosky
Floyd Woods
Helpful kitchen tips and fabric care hints
Useful hints cover split pea soup seasoning with marjoram and other flavors for creamed fish, plus tips on drying Turkish towels and saving dishwashing time by rinsing different dishes in appropriate temperatures.
Your Daily Horoscope for May 27 1970
Aries to Pisces outlines promise and caution for each sign with guidance on aims, relationships, and work. The piece notes talents in writing or journalism, mentions Jay Gould and Amelia Bloomer as birth references, and advertises a paid personal forecast book from Pecos Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Mercury
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Capricornian
Aquarius
Virgo
Jay Gould
Amelia Bloomer
Pecos Enterprise
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
C. L. Elkins Jr
R. D. Hildreth
Pecos Beauceant Assembly
Knights Templar Eye Foundation
International Social Order of the Beauceant
Helen Help Us Dear Tom and Vietnam Service Letters
A Pecos Enterprise column offering teen advice features Tom asking why he’s blamed, Helen explains the “fall guy” in families and suggests starting a dinner-table talk on labels. The page also prints a note from SP/5 Timmy M. Tarte in Vietnam requesting mail to boost morale for 27th Engineer Battalion troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Pecos Enterprise
Tom
Nancy
Ben
Sue
27Th Engineer Bng
Vietnam
Timmy M. Tarte
HHC 27Th Engr. Bn
APO
San Francisco
Officer Installation For City Federation Meeting
The City Federation of Women's Clubs held its fourth and final meeting of the year with officer installations for 1976 71. Named are Mrs Charlie Wein president Mrs Fannie Camp first vice president Mrs Fred Pearce second vice president Mrs E L Teal secretary Mrs Carl Herring treasurer Ann Fonville reporter and Mrs Ted Johnston parliamentarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Charlie Wein
Fannie Camp
Fred Pearce
E. L. Teal
Carl Herring
Ann Fonville
Ted Johnston
Laura Teal
Johnston
Tommy Peer
Wein
Pearce
National Immigration Service
Teal
Peer
City Federation
Edith McIlvain
DAR
Beta Sigma Phi
Unbiased men and the plant gossip in Barbs
Barbs jokes about unbiased peers and shared plans in a cartoonish voice. The piece lampoons overconfident experts and the spread of gossip in a workplace, suggesting even smart workers can be misled by trendy ideas.
Ramblin Round by Bonnie Cearley
Bonnie Cearley reflects on May busy with variety of events from brides to Seniors and clubs. Graduation is celebrated with praise for 172 graduates and advice to pursue meaningful, self true living as spring ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Cearley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frances Drake
Leo
Beauceant
I, R, Titus
Hildreth
Beauceant Assembly
Masonic Hall
Pecos
Zech Cameron
Law and Order
Roberts
Orer
Cotton Crusaders
Mines
Tommy Passmore
A. J. Wafer
Jerry Jenkins
Passmore
Miss Cotton
Bobby Bell
GFWC
San Antonio
Ensign Obadiah Trimmier
Mrs. Cameron
Constitutional Hall
Washington
Buddy Bryan
BY Phil Pastoret
The
Enterprise
Womens News
Pecos Nursing Home
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