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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1971

Page

5

Rio Grande Valley history published by Sul Ross student

Dorothy Lee Pope, a Sul Ross State University graduate student and Ben Milam Elementary School teacher, authored Rainbow Era on the Rio Grande a 1910 30 history of the valley. The 201 page book published by Springman King Co Brownsville details colonization and pioneer days.

Dorothy Lee Pope Sul Ross State University Rio Grande Rio Grande Valley Springman-King Co Brownsville Texas Miss Pope Ben Milam McAllen Sul Ross Central Frances Phillips Pope Ers America Edinburg Mercedes High School Pan American University Alpha Chi Pan Am Delta Kappa Gamma National Professional Society Jack Lee Opoe Opas St., McAllen

Mrs W D Black Returns Home From Hospital

Mrs W D Black has returned home after a month in Hendricks Memorial Hospital Abilene. She was brought home Saturday afternoon by her daughter Mrs John Fielder and grandson Richard Fielder, who reside in Abilene. Her daughter Mrs Mary Eleanor Estes also lives in Abilene. Mrs Black, mother of Mrs A W Bingham, will enjoy visits now that she is home. Anyone wanting a club or social picture call Bonnie Dearley at 445-5475 to book. Advance notice requested to avoid conflicts.

W.D. Black Hendricks Memorial Hospital Abilene John Fielder Richard Fielder Bonnie Dearley

Expensive grape juice causes costly kitchen mishap

Don O Donaghue bought a 72 cent grape juice for grandchildren. After two months fermentation exploded, shattering a fish tank and flooding a rug with 35 gallons of water. Thirty fish died and a neighbor was awakened by the flood.

Expensive Voice London Don O’ Donaghue O‘donaghue

Program And Installation Complete Federation Year

A Sub Deb Juniorette Club program capped the City Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting on May 19. Jo Ann Wein presided as the last session before summer, approving retention of a storage cabinet for federation use. A fashion show highlighted the event with Sub Deb models and Libbie Smith as MC, presenting era outfits from the 1880s to modern styles and drawing enthusiastic applause. Ellen Martin installed officers, stressing self-knowledge and dedicated service, while Fannie Camp and others received symbolic flowers. Cotton Crusaders hosted refreshments. numerous clubs attended.

Sub Deb City Federation of Women’s Clubs Libbie Smith Theresa Leek Lu Ann Jo Ann Wein Women’s Federation Marsha Wiswell Sammie Halman Jacalyn Gunter Mary Becker Debbie Bradley Teresa Leek Julie Davenport Luanne Hamilton Libbie Belge Ellen Martin Fannie Camp Laura Teal Alice Brush

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