Toyah News Notes Guests and Weddings in Toyah
Susan Gibson fills in Toyah Talk and summer travels in Aztec New Mexico are recalled. A August 20 wedding in Toyah Baptist Church united Miss Sharon Willborn to Fred Sanchez with Leslie Smith officiating. The couple to live in Toyah and both attend Toyah High School.
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Susan Gibson
Toyah
Aztec
New Mexico
Sharon Willborn
Fred Sanchez
Toyah Baptist Church
Leslie Smith
North Temple Baptist Church
Pecos
Gladys Hernandez
Julian Sanchez
Fernando Elizondo
Don Gass
Toyah High School
Buck Miller Ranch
Sharon Willborn Sanchez
Anna Contreras
Louisa Sanchez
Your Horoscope for Tuesday September 1 1970 Aries to Pisces
Frances Drake presents a day by day horoscope with sun sign guidance for Aries through Pisces. Notable advice includes planning carefully for Aries, pacing Taurus tasks, avoiding overextension for Gemini, listening to others for Cancer, and practical focus for Virgo. Pisces natives are described as born leaders with strong intuition and a blend of artistic and practical talents.
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Frances Drake
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Cotton Market Steady Prices Amid Slow Trading In West
Trading remained slow in Western markets with limited actuals and no new forward commitments. Foreign interest rose though and demand favored low grades. Japan and Holland inquired for new crop high grades while Middling contracts edged forward to Far East mills. Fresno and Phoenix quotes held steady though no purchases were reported.
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Consumer and Marketing Service
USDA
Japan
Holland
Far East
Helen Help Us Letter Page Sparks Family and Library Debates
A reader questions whether sex is dirty and defends art and psychology books, while a teen writes about a chaotic Thanksgiving reunion. The column invites more letters on family troubles and teenage concerns for Helen Bottel in Pecos Enterprise.
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Helen
Suzanne
Dad
Mom
Helen Bottel
Pecos
Rig Count Drops Across Permian Basin with Pecos Up
In the Permian Basin Empire area 164 rigs were drilling this week, down from 171 last week. Pecos County up by four to 27, Ward and Hockley strong with 15 and 14. Ector Lea and Yoakum show varied changes. Eddy County NM down to seven. County-by-county tally follows.
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Permian Basin
West Texas
East New Mexico
Pecos County
Ward
Hockley
Ector
Lea
Yoakum
Crockett
Eddy County N. M
County
Andrews Chaves
Crane
Dawson
Dickens
Ll It
Addy Floyd Gaines Garza Glasscock Hockley
Howard Irion
Kent Leall
Loving Lubbock
Lynn Martin Ll Midland Mitchell Nolan Otero
Pecos
Reagan Reeves Roosevelt Runnels
Schleicher
Scurry Sutton Terry Val Verde Ward
Winkle
Members Still Attend Celia-Damaged Church
In Taft Texas, parishioners attend services in a ruined church after Hurricane Celia ripped through Aug 3. Father Gregory Boensch says restoration is unlikely. about 530 families face financial strain and widespread job losses as the community endures ongoing mourning and adjusted worship.
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Celia
Gregory Boensch
Father Boensch
Drivers asked to use headlights in IH 45 gap
The Texas Highway Department will place signs at Buffalo and Streetman asking motorists on the 28 mile gap of IH 45 to drive with headlights on during daylight. The measure joins other safety steps including patrols and signs as work continues toward a 1971 completion.
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Dallas
Houston
Texas Highway Department
Buffalo
Streetman
Highway Department
Gap
Cepterville
Leon- Freestone County Line
Department of Public Safety
Quiz Q and A Chronicle on Toasts and Treasures
A quick quiz surveys customs and facts. It names the best man as toast giver, the Yellow River as China s sorrow, explains pink slip origin from an envelope notice, identifies the GPO director as Public Printer, and notes West Point’s Cadet Chapel organ as the largest church organ at a U S service academy.
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Government Printing Office
U.S. Service Academy
Western Hemisphere
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Whippoorwill Noted by Its Distinctive Call
The whippoorwill is a bird famed for its distinctive three syllable call heard at dawn or dusk. Its plumage blends with ground leaves, making it hard to see unless startled.
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World Almanac
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