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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1971
Page
4
Modern Study Club met in the Federated Parlor for an Americanism Day program. Mrs. John Dearley led the meeting and a brief business session approved buying a record player for Pecos Day Nursery.
Dot Stafford addresses the Business and Professional Women club detailing a personal development talk from the District 8 Conference. The program covers mental physical and spiritual growth with emphasis on humane citizenship and effective communication. Johnnie Standless presided, guests Patricia Hart and Donna Patterson were welcomed, and a patriotic decor theme accompanied a social hour.
Mike Martin celebrated his 10th birthday on November 8 at home. Guests included Scott Hlequin Douglas Howard Dennis Dorris Bill Sims John Smith Terry Smith Randall Lewis and Brad Miller who enjoyed chocolate cake ice cream and punch.
Margaret McGee, 26, becomes the first black woman to enter the Dallas Police Department. She was the only woman in her class of 36 and aims to do meaningful work in law enforcement, believing it involves people and offers a good field to try.
The Merry Wives Club met at Mrs. Henry Blackwell’s home with co host Mrs. M P Withers. Chief Deputy Gary Ingram spoke on drugs, detailing types and teen use, followed by a Q A session and discussion on funding and officer shortages.
Wilton Youngblood of Pecos son of Mr and Mrs W L Youngblood has been named to Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges at Southwestern State College Weatherford Oklahoma. He is a senior pharmacy student at the college recognized for scholastic record character citizenship college service and leadership abilities.
The Orla Mentone Home Demonstration Club met Tuesday at 2 p m at Mrs H A Lindley s home in Mentone with 11 members and one visitor Mrs Connie Gomez of Pecos Community Council presenting the group s work and listing needy families The club selected a family to assist for a year and planned sales at Orla s Centex building and Mentone s County Court House on November 17th A cake decorating demonstration by Mrs Jan Putnam and Mrs Melba Wilkerson followed refreshments and recreation.
Austin based civil engineering professors Phil M. Fernson and De Witt C. Greer receive honorary membership in the American Society of Civil Engineers at the annual awards luncheon. Greer, chairman of the Texas Highway Commission, cited for professional and ethical leadership.
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