Golden Girl attends Modern Study Club event at Pecos Valley Club
Leslie Woodard, 1978-79 Golden Girl, entertained the Modern Study Club at the Pecos Valley Country Club poolside on September 12 with her father Lessie Woodard on guitar. She sang moonlight melodies themed Moonlight Bay as club president Mrs. Don Schaefer welcomed guests and introduced new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Woodard
Golden Girl
Modern Study Club
Pecos Valley Country Club
Lessie Woodard
Moonlight Bay
Miss Woodard
Pecos High School
Lewis Woodard
Don Schaefer
al Caperton
George McNabb
John Dearley
Western District
Schaefer
Globe Theater
Bertie Gray
Ted Johnston
Open Forum slant rebuts nursing home guilt and senility view
A reader reprints an Open Forum piece from the La Salle News-Tribune arguing that nursing home residents are not merely bored or senile. It portrays elderly minds as vivid worlds where memories and imaginary visits sustain them, urging visitors to accept and cherish their loved ones’ past lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Daily News-Tribune
LaSalle
Ill
Herb Hames
la Salle News-Tribune
Mom
Local Births and Visits Round Pecos Area
Pecos area figures announce the birth of Justin Dwayne Gassett at nine pounds three ounces on August 15 with grandparents Julian and Mrs Gassett in Pecos. The family plans a weekend visit September 16 17. Also noted are Dalissa Schaefer undergoing tests in Kermit Memorial Hospital and Linda Golden visiting Pecos relatives while serving at Our Lady of the Lake University. Alice and Corbett Wein celebrate their 25th anniversary in Odessa with family and theater outing. W D Lawler reports Petersburg business on September 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug
Brenda Gassett
Lubbock
Justin Dwayne Gassett
Julian Gassett
S. Oak
Justin
Pecos
Alice and
Corbett Wein
S. Park
Odessa
W.D. Lawler
Jefferson
Petersburg
Local Students and Visitors Share Weekend Movements
Paul Dennison begins Shriner Junior College as a freshman in Kerrville with Elizabeth Dennison and siblings Susan and Claire pursuing college studies. Susan is a fashion merchandising sophomore at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth. Claire, a junior at Sweet Briar College, majors in computer science and economics and was elected class president. The Sullivan family visits Midland and brings relatives from Lubbock and Nacogdoches. Ericca Denise Monroe returns home from visiting relatives in several Texas cities. Mrs. Elba Gibson remains in Odessa Medical Center after a heart attack. David Moss, a freshman at Abilene Christian University, Doug Faulkner, a UT Austin sophomore in business, and Carroll Faulkner, civil engineering major, prepare for fall. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt tour Presidio, Davis Mountains, and Alpine during Labor Day. Walter McNeil returns to UT for business finance studies after summer working with his father. Charles Fant hosts a Bible class gathering for about 70 people. Kim Allen, a Texas Tech sophomore from Lubbock, resumes studies after summer at home and work at State Farm. Hal Brown Sr. travels with his Barstow family to Kerrville and Boerne for Labor Day and visits Bill York’s family. Johnny Miller, a Texas Tech music major, joins the Tech Singers and works at KCBD-TV Channel 11. Leslie and Donna Woodard attend a Mel Tillis concert in Odessa. Abbott Gimble is favored. In Southport, England, widows face high repair costs. the Pecos City Federation of Women’s Clubs plans a Sept. 19 meeting.
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Paul Dennison
Elizabeth Dennison
S. Plum
Kerrville
Shriner Junior College
Elizabeth
Susan
Claire
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
Sweet Briar College
Sweet Briar
Virginia
Catherine Ashley
Doug Faulkner
Wendall Faulkner
Adams
University of Texas In Austin
Carroll Faulkner
Wendall Faulkners
Carroll
Santa Rosa parish to launch grades 1 6 Bible classes in September
Santa Rosa parish unveils weekday and weekend Bible class schedules for grades 1 6 with text based curricula. Volunteers at Santa Rosa Center Airbase Teaching Center and Lamar area will teach weekly sessions. Cap tains coordinate teaching aides for homes around Lamar Pecos and Santa Rosa Center.
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Santa Rosa Parish
Martin Ksycki
Santa Rosa Center
Blanca Avila
Mary Ortega
Nora Briseno
Ana Maria Ortega
Armida Vasquez
Concha Chacon
Alicia Nichols
Vicki Garcia
Stella M. Rodriguez
Norma Matta
Mary Apolinar
Airbase
Eva Flores
Elodia Cedillo
Elisa Lara
Maria Susie
Simona Villalobos
Delia Alvarez
Pecos
Lupe Mendoza
Lamar
Reginia Herrera
Santa Rosa
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Pecos Enterprise
Modern Study
John Sullivan
H.L. Holloway
T.C. Slack
Dan Schaefer
Bob Ziegler
Tommy Williamson
N.A. Waldrop
H.R. Hudson
D.E. Bond
Ann Landers
Mama's
Entertain Club
Dalissa Schaefer
Room
Linda Golden
San Antonio
Ray Golden
S. Alamo
Linda
Our Lady of the Lake University
Harry Jurzig
Miss Golden
American Speech and Hearing Association
Cowan
Midland
Gladys Tartar
Tartar
Sullivans
Joe Pate
Tom Meath
Chrissa Culpepper
Stephen F. Austin State University
Nacogdoches
Tex
Tom
Melvin Meath
West Tenth
Ericca
Denise Monroe
Lufkin
Vernon Monroe
Barbara Monroe
Country Club Drive
Joyce
Dennis Woody
Lamesa
Vernon Monroes
M.E. Gibson
Washington
Odessa Medical Center Hospital
A.L. Gibson
Toyah
Ronnie Ryan
Barstow
Joyce Woody
David Moss
J.A. Moss
Abilene Christian University
Abilene
David
Gill Industries
S.B. Hunt
Iowa
Presidio
Big Bend National Park
Davis Mountains
Alpine
Sutler’s
Fort Davis
Walter McNeil
Carolyn
Glenn McNeil
Nebraska
University of Texas
Walter
Charles and
Jean Fant
S. Hackberry
Kim Allen
Bill Allen
Texas Tech University
State Farm Insurance
Hal Brown
Boerne
Kerrivlle
Bill York
Billy
Brad
Johnny Miller
Bob Miller
S. Eddy
Johnny
The
Tech Singers
Kcbd-Tv
Channel 11
Leslie
Donna Woodard
Mel Tillis
Johnny Gimble
Wally Fowler
Ector County Coliseum
Southport
England
National Association of Widows
Pecos City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Senior Citizens
Willow Street
School of Religion
Lupe Acosta
Hickory
Alma Montoya
Cruz Acosta
Barbara Flores
Mary Chaves
N. Elm
Hazel’s Oratory Shop
Albesa Pena Lozano
Levis & Rae Denim
Cowtown
el Paso, Texas
Texas
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