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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1979
Page
5
Readers ask about forgotten meetings and a teen breakup. Dr Jay Arena explains pica and geophagia with cautions, while Ann Landers offers guidance on teen sexual activity and a forthcoming booklet.
Erma Bombeck continues her three part series on missing socks detailing the mathematical concept of subsets. A Ft. Lauderdale woman explains how blue with red stripes, green angoras, and white tennis socks form a common set X, with Y as a subset, clarifying the puzzle in a light humorous tone while noting reader theories about socks’ sex life are common but misguided.
A playful anecdote contrasts a woman’s visible faith with a child’s remark about religion showing. It segues into a humorous exchange on marriage wash cycles and sock theories, listing many whimsical ideas from Planned Obsolescence to sock reincarnation and government programs.
Mr. and Mrs. J P Shaw announce the marriage of their daughter Elmira Lou ise Parker to Randall Lee Stephens son of Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Stephens. They were united in holy matrimony Thursday May 17 in the home setting with Mrs Phyllis Salyer performing the ceremony A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home with friends and relatives in attendance
By Cecily Brownstone Associated Press Food Editor this Evening Refresher provides a simple roasted peanuts recipe. Four cups shelled unskinned raw peanuts spread in a jellyroll pan bake at 350 degrees for 15 to 22 minutes until browned to taste. Cool slip skins and store airtight in the fridge.
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