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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1970
Page
10
Individual star forecasts cover Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn and more. It cautions on words with Aries and warns against overoptimism for Taurus while urging decisive action for Gemini and steady effort for Leo and Virgo.
The Barstow Presbyterian Church women met September 14 at Mrs. Lorene Trott’s home for a Gospel of Mark study led by Mrs. Trott. Members and guests including Rev. Ray Smith and Mrs. Artie Justis attended, with remarks on national concerns and a future meeting slated for October 20.
Balmorhea residents attend a wedding in Lockhart as Jay Oates Jr. and Clyde Ward travel for friend John Walker’s marriage. Rex Davis of California visits Balmorhea and former residents reconnect. Methodist Sunday school resumes with 16 present under Mrs. Dicky Schloemer. Kesey and Weinacht Brothers cattle work in New Mexico. J W Hewett, Eagle Pass customs officer, visits relatives in Balmorhea. Butch Pinkington and Winters visitors stay with the O'Rear family.
Cay Crenshaw, a high school senior and daughter of Mr and Mrs Q A Crenshaw, was installed as president of the Balmorhea Future Homemakers of America Chapter. Debbie Turnbough served as installing officer and Day led a slate of officers including Mary Ellen Aranda Kathy Hoefs Debbie Turnbough Martie Lethco and Melanie Turnbough.
The Bournemouth Council accident prevention subcommittee approves a French scheme allowing children to signal drivers with a thumbs up to stop at roadside crossings. The plan aims to improve safety for pedestrians, especially children, by giving them direct control over vehicle stopping.
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