Pecos Eastern Star members elected to Grand Chapter committees
Seven Pecos Eastern Star Chapter members joined Grand Chapter panels at the Texas session in Austin. Marian Morelan led the Pecos delegation of 7 guiding drills and ceremonies amid 661 chapters represented by 4,918 voting delegates. 2,051 members were mourned this year. Aileen Houston and Harold Todd were named Worthy Grand Matron and Patron. new committee appointments included Louise Cox and others from Pecos.
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Pecos Eastern Star Chapter
Grand Chapter of
Texas Field
Austin
Marian Morelan
Earnestine
Curtiss Winterrowd
Ruby King
Louise Cox
Etta
John Sullivan
Pecos
Morelan
Aileen Houston
Harold Todd
Texas
Austin Auditorium
Grand Chapter
Star Visitation
Earnestine Winterrowd
Etta Sullivan
Home Endowment
Masonic
Gladys Burkholder
Eula Echols
Barstow
Dick Morelan
Ava Hagar
Reba Green
Abilene
Margaret Duncan
Ralph Winterrowd
Willie Reynolds
Juanita Manaffey
Margaret Floyd
Big Spring Hospital
Houston
Fort Stockton
Jean Faulkenberry
T. R. Faulkenberry
Henry Odom
Kermit
Elbea Gibson
Mildred Ferguson
Charlie Hayton
Bonnie Dearley
Margaret Smith
Winnie Jameson
Lillian Holler
Pauline Bryan
Eastern Star
Pecos clubs praised for hospitality at district meeting
Mrs. Phillip Robbins Western District president of the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs prints a commendation letter lauding Pecos clubs The Merry Wives Club Modern Study Club Twentieth Century Club Sub Deb Juniorette Pecos City Federation and others for hosting the Western District meeting at the Holiday Inn Pecos attendees include Mrs Ted Johnston Mrs R H Blackwell and Mrs N A Waldrop The letter also salutes the Pecos Juniors and Juniorettes and mentions plans for the 1972 Diamond Jubilee Convention in Fort Stockton with programs on American Home Life and Public Affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Clubwoman
Phillip Robbins
TFWC
Pecos
Holiday Inn
Robbins
Pecos Golden Girls
Merry Wives Club
Modern Study Club
Twentieth Century Club
Tri-K
Pecos City Federation
Ted Johnston
R.H. Blackwell
Cochairman
Tommy Mayfield
John Dearley
Australia
America
Fort Stockton
Winna Bess Robbins
Garden club marks 41st anniversary gathering
The Merry Homes and Gardens Club met Monday at 3 p m at the community center for its 41st anniversary. Mrs Marvin Clark and Mrs Walter Burkholder hosted with four members set to attend the district 1 Southern zone meeting in Odessa on November 11. A gardening book was donated to Reeves County Library in memory of late member Mrs Lonnie Woodard. Refreshments were served to members and guests including Mrs Burkholder, Mrs Fitzgerald, and other named attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Homes and Gardens Club
Marvin Clark
Walter Burkholder
Odessa
Reeves County Library
Burkholder
Lonnie Woodard
Mmées
Harry Boehnemann
Charles Dyer
Hazel Shoemake
Chris Kitsos
Ira Titus
Mmes
Eben
Charlie Fitzgerald
Roy Witt
Mary Standard
R. V. Nabers
Fifth for Eastwood New York
Linda an original western by Elmore Leonard will mark Clint Eastwood's fifth starring role for Universal. The film will be shot on location in Arizona and California starting in November.
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Eastwood New York
Linda
Elmore Leonard
Clint Eastwood
Universal
Arizona
California
Polly's Pointers Bright Finish Brass Teakettle Method
Pauline asks how to brighten a brass teakettle then prevent tarnish. A vinegar salt rub, thorough washing, and dry to shine is suggested, with cautions about pitting if traces remain. Regular household ammonia may prevent tarnish on brass and copper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Pauline
Charlotte
Nostalgic glam returns as women define own beauty year
The piece urges individualism in fashion and makeup highlighting a retro revival. It cites film icons Gloria Swanson and Norma Shearer for inspiration and offers Germaine MonteilCosmetiques tips for dramatic looks with bold lips, colored eyeshadow, and glossy lips while preserving personal style.
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Yesteryear
Kelly
Gloria Swanson
Norma Shearer
Mary Dugan
Germaine
Why Our Diets Declined Between 1953 and 1965
Gaynor Maddox discusses rising snack foods and processed items amid more broken homes and working mothers, noting nutritionists failed to motivate public toward healthier eating. He cites a University of Montana Head Start case and urges social scientists to help teach appealing nutrition to children to curb later drug abuse.
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Horace L. Sipple
The
Nutrition Foundation
University of Montana
Sipple
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