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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1971
Page
10
A notice lists Reeves County Minerals engaging in oil gas and mineral lease transactions. Contact Paul Armstrong at Camp Dean Building Pecos Texas for details and inquiry.
The Town of Pecos City Texas invites sealed bids for a 1971 model pickup truck with specifications available from the City Manager in Pecos City Hall. Bids due by 8:30 a.m. September 23 1971. The town reserves right to reject all or any bids and to accept the best proposal. Published September 10 and September 17 1971.
May V Propp seeks a special exception to permit a Park 1 mobile home on Lot 7 Nagel Subdivision S 225 ft of Block 112 and S 225 ft of Block 57 West Park Addition Pecos in R 2 zoning. Public hearing set for September 20 1971 at 7 30 PM City Hall Reeves County Texas.
Copley News Service offers etiquette guidance for a fifty year couple planning a Golden Anniversary. Advice covers handwritten invitations, greeting duties, appropriate host roles, catering options, and party ideas such as a buffet or garden barbecue. The column also provides guidance on replying to a friend’s bereavement and etiquette queries.
A witty piece argues that shopping costs rise when men shop, suggesting keep husbands out of the market. The narrator jokes about misfired purchases from strained peaches to Danish herring and crackers, blaming the “married look” for higher prices and odd items.
A New York feature profiles The Colony owner Gene Cavallero Jr. sharing how to act in elite dining scenes. He explains restaurant etiquette, tipping norms, and how strangers become regulars, with advice on asking questions and avoiding pretentiousness.
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