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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1970
Page
7
The Balmorhea Church of Christ wrapped up a three day gospel meeting with Sunday services and a 3 pm singing at the church. Guest speaker Mrs J B Hudson from Pecos led the morning worship and Charlie Smith of Pecos led singing.
A reader asks how to handle being treated as younger by a brother and shy at social events, with advice urging self belief, participation, and not letting others define her. Several letters discuss friendships, loyalty, dating tensions, parental control, and high school cheerleaders influencing games.
The Rainbow for Girls met Sept. 28 at the Masonic Temple with Martha Larramore as Worthy Advisor and Kathy Hoefs assisting. An Oct. 3 installation is planned at 7 p.m., and a visit by Rainbow Grand Visor Mrs. Faulkenburg is scheduled for Oct. 12.
Bonnie Cearley shares a rainy evening visit with Mary George Neill from El Paso and discusses family life and parenting prayer. The column notes fall events in Pecos including Punt Pass and Kick, the Fall Fair, art exhibitions, and Cotton Week with Marsha Miller attending the Miss Cotton contest in Dallas.
Vince Lombardi praised dependable performers and newspaperboys for reliability and hard work. The Treasury extends Happy Newspaperboy Day 1970, noting boys’ thrift in buying U S Savings Bonds for college and future needs.
University of Texas professor Lamar Smith notes 98 percent of Texas population growth in the 1960s occurred in four large metro areas. He cites Dallas-Fort Worth and Houston as major drivers, with San Antonio nearing urban explosion and El Paso forming an international city. Houston and Dallas each grew 38 percent.
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