Appleseed Play Premieres by Midland Pickwick Players
Midland's Pickwick Players open their season with the world premiere of Apple Seed A Play of Peace by Ed Graczyk. Johnny Appleseed’s life unfolds from age ten in Pittsburgh through frontier trials with only seeds and a Bible as tools. Bill Thomas stars as Johnny. ten youth actors portray his life. Produced with The Junior League of Midland. Open November 13 at 4 30 p m and November 14 at 8 30 p m Tickets 75 for students 1 00 for adults matinees 1 00 students 2 00 adults Reservations 682 7976 starting November 9.
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Midland
Pickwick Players
Appleseed
Ed Graczyk
John Chapman
Johnny Appleseed
Frontier
America
Johnny
Pittsburgh
Bill Thomas
Pat Adams
Mike Coffield
Mark Fowler
Kristin Griffith
Dana Hand
Jim Hansen
Bryce Jensen
Ken Kubik
Pat Nolan
Roger Thomas
Junior League of Midland, Inc
Theatre Centre
Horner-Armstrong Vows Exchanged in Lubbock
Barbara Kay Horner and Joe D. Armstrong exchanged wedding vows on Friday October 30 at 6 pm. The ceremony at the bride’s uncle Ansil O’Neal home in Slaton was officiated by Rev. Johnny Cartwright. The bride and groom are Texas Tech students with family and friends from Lubbock Pecos Austin Seagraves and Haskell present.
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Barbara Kay Horner
Joe D. Armstrong
Ansil O’neal
West
Crosby Street
Slaton
Johnny Cartwright
First Baptist Church
Margaret Horner
37Th Street
Lubbock
Willie Horner
Seagraves
D.H. Armstrong
South Park Street
Mr. Armstrong
Terry Horner
Rebecca Sansom
Gail Armstrong
Austin
Ruidoso
New Mexico
Fifth Street
Texas Tech University
Southwest
Ern Bell Telephone Company
Tech
Armstrong
Marion Russell
Pecos
J.E. Couch
Howard Collier
John Charles Fonville
Gary Cowan
Christi
Eric
Herb Armstrong
Hill Glover
Max Stepleton
Haskell
Bill Flowers
Old Glory
WMU Meet Held In Wood Home
The West Park Baptist WMU gathered at Mrs. Louis Wood's home with Mrs. Wood leading prayers and calendar reading. A missions discussion featured a report from a northeast New York State church sponsored by West Park. Two guests attended and several members participated in Bible study and singing after a supper.
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West Park Baptist Wmu
Louis Wood
L. A. Pattillo
Speaker Slated For Art Club Meeting In Pecos
The Pecos Art Association holds its regular meeting Tuesday November 3 at 7 30 p m at Mrs Gene Kellys home. Guest speaker Mrs Jackie Zweiger of Monahans Texas will lecture and demonstrate Original Printmaking. Members are urged to attend and may bring guests.
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Pecos Art Association
Gene Kelly
Jackie Zweiger
Monahans
Texeas
Institute Slated For Deanery Women
The West Texas Deanery Council of Catholic Women schedules its annual DCCW Institute for Sunday November 8 at St Catherine's Parish Hall. Diocesan Moderator Rev James F Madden and the Diocesan Board lead sessions to train affiliate presidents and five commission chairmen. The program includes mass registration coffee groups lunch workshops and a closing liturgy.
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West Texas
Mental Health Talk At Local High School Class
Mrs. Miller from the Pecos Clinic spoke to the Consumer Education Class at the high school about mental illness and the role of mental health clinics. She urged teen volunteers for the old folks home and clinic while stressing dignity, family impact, and rehabilitation challenges.
Cooking Hints And Egg Mixture Ideas
A set of kitchen tips suggests adding leftover macaroni to omelet egg mixtures and crumbled Blue cheese to yolks for stuffed eggs. It also mentions soaking hard cooked eggs in beet liquid for days in the fridge and serving pickled eggs, with vegetables like sliced carrots and green lima beans as a pair.
Woman executive backs equal rights and politics drive
Mrs. Jayne Baker Spain, first woman president of Litton Industries, argues for gender equality in education and employment, cites hiring biases against women and MBAs, calls for women in decision making, and supports her Senate bid with a focus on safety and national issues. She notes the need to include women and the handicapped in the workforce and politics.
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New York
NEA
Jayne Baker
Spain
California
Litton Industries, Inc
Women's Liberation Movement
Litton
Alvey Ferguson
Cincinnati
President's Committee On Employment of
Euro
Europe
Ohio
Jayne Spain
Woman's Liberation Movement
Polly’s Pointers Three Ways to Keep Cake From Sticking
Great Grandma asks how to prevent cake from sticking to wire racks. One method uses a cloth on the rack with a light sugar dust and turning the layers. another covers the rack with waxed paper and flour to form a light film. both aim to release layers cleanly after cooling.
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Polly
Grandma
Polly's Problem Dear Polly on lamp shade sizes
A reader asks if there is a standard rule for sizes when replacing lamp shades. The note from Mrs L B seeks guidance on selecting appropriate shade dimensions for lamps.
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Polly
Cake cooling tip and butter melting trick from readers
Dear Polly shares home tips from readers. Great Grandma should place paper towel between cake and cooling surface to prevent sticking. a German method using plain plate works when no rack is available. Also a tip to melt small butter amounts by placing a lump on a soup ladle over a burner.
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Polly
Germany
Cathy
Rug color alteration ideas from Miss S Jaye
Dear Polly suggests light beige leaves on a darker beige rug with red and green specks. The writer asks if a red or green dye solution or other preparation can change the rug color and whether such tinting is feasible, seeking guidance on possible actions.
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Polly
S. Jaye
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