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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1979

Page

5

Quick Hot Rolls recipe from Pecos homemaker Mrs Mayes

Mrs. Arthur Mayes of 620 S Pecan Pecos began at Pecos Enterprise in 1962 after Estes. She has worked as maid and head pastry cook at Bessie Haynes Elementary, and now at Kutting Korner Barber Shop. She teaches at St James Baptist Church. Her famed Quick Hot Rolls use warm liquids and a brief rise before baking at 420 for 35 minutes.

Arthur Mayes S. Pecan Pecos Enterprise Billie Sol Estes Bessie Haynes Elementary Mayes Hearn Texas Pecos Safeway Kutting Korner St. James Baptist Church Bessie Haynes Jayne Robinson

Birthday Party for Christopher Michael Sanders Celebrated

Christopher Michael Sanders son of Connie and Michael Sanders celebrated his first birthday on September 13 at his grandparents Lloyd and wife’s home. Guests included Calvin and Debbie Sanders and their son Jeremy, Josie Brownlee and son Bryan, Lena Ray Brownlee, Grace Blalock and daughters Anna Maria and Judy Lynn. Refreshments were punch cookies and a special sheet cake. Christopher received many gifts.

Christopher Michael Sanders Connie Michael Sanders Lloyd Scott Calvin Debbie Sanders Jeremy Josie Brownlee Bryan Lena Ray Brownlee Grace Blalock Anna Maria Judy Lynn Christopher

Psalm 3 Lord, a Shield in Trouble

The Psalmist faces many adversaries who claim there is no aid from God yet credits the Lord as a shield and sustainer. He trusts God, cries for help, and proclaims salvation and blessing belong to the Lord despite overwhelming opposition.

God Selah Ann Whittier

Nectarine Tart by Cesily Browstone

Nectarine tart blends cream cheese pastry with a glazed fruit top. Nectarines peak in late summer, baked with apple jelly and a lemon rind glaze, then cooled before serving as warm or room temperature slices.

Cecily Brownstone Associated Press

Fearless Cooking for Men in Ada County Classes

Ada County extension offers three men only cooking classes to stretch food dollars. John Miller and home economist Peggy Pletcher lead sessions on food prep, barbecuing, and using food processors and microwaves, aiming to help men cook for families or themselves.

Boise, Idaho Ada County County Extension Service Peggy Pletcher John Miller Miller Spe

Thawing Frozen Foods Before Cooking

Most frozen foods especially meat should be thawed before cooking. Cooking frozen food takes longer and uses more energy.

Ann Landers column letters reveal hurtful cruelty and personal insight

A reader shares a painful anonymous note attacking her صحة and caring for her elderly mother. Advice from Ann Denounces the attack as a sick mind and urges forgiveness while addressing a wife’s doubts about a widower’s new companion and a virginity question from a former suitor.

Merry Wives Club to Host Political Theme Meeting

The Merry Wives Club will meet October 10 at the new gazebo in Saragosa Park East Sixth and Peach Streets. Special guests will include Rosalynn Carter Miss Lillian Joan Kennedy Mrs Rose Kennedy Jackie Onassis or facsimiles. Barney Hubbs spoke at the West of the Pecos Museum saloon about its history and the Judge Roy Bean Plaza.

Merry Wives Club Saragosa Park East Sixth Peach Streets Rosalynn Carter Miss Lillian Joan Kennedy Rose Kennedy Jackie Onassis Barney Hubbs Pecos Museum Ben

Gossipers Tongues and Ears Teach Caution and Faith

Michael A. Guido offers a moral fable where a gossiping woman asks to shorten a pastor’s tie and tongue. The piece catalogs gossiping types, urges truth with necessity, and reminds that God listens when words are spoken. It concludes with a toothbrushing plea to purify speech.

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Word of God Christopher Sanders Ann Landers Rex Louise P.O Chicago Illinois Merry Wives Colwell Jim Sample Fred Chandler Hubbs May Judge Roy Bean Plaza Bobby Bragg Mattie Belle Ford Michael A. Guido Metter, Georgia Reeves County Hospital C.V. Ramanathan M.D Pecos Valley Clinic The Journey Men Randy Charles Margie Singleton George Riddle Leon Ashley Panc Sheriff's Posse Barn — Fairgrounds Pecos Chamber OF Commerce G.D McLain Breck Skyline Melody Metamora West Texas Brunet & Son, Inc P.O. Box Odessa
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