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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1970

Page

7

Plans Meet For Beauceant Assembly In Pecos

The Pecos Assembly of the Social Order of the Beauceant discussed supreme assembly plans and routine business. Mrs. C L Elkins Jr presided and notes thanked for a donation to the Knights Templar Eye Foundation in memory of a member’s husband.

Supreme Assembly Pecos Assembly Social Order of Beauceant C. L. Elkins Jr Robert J. Foster Knights Templar Eye Foundation Foster Joe Hagar Idaho Falls Idaho Supreme Worthy John L. Johnson Elkins St. Paul Baggent The Social Order of the Beauceant St. Paul Hilton Texas Peeces Assembly Assembly R. D. Hildreth Supreme Headquarters John Dearley Mines C. E. Cantrell H. H. Bryan F. L. Akridge Dessie la Baume R. V. Nabers J. P. Stubblefield Ira Titus C. W. Winterrowd Hildreth Dearley

Horoscope for Tuesday September 2 1970 Aries to Cancer

The column outlines daily outlooks for the zodiac signs Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer. Aries sees high standards and surprising ease of tricky tasks while Taurus promises a better than average day and advises philosophical acceptance of minor disappointments. Gemini calls for steady effort and careful, principled decisions. Cancer notes excellent lunar influences favoring opportunities and a chance to rise among winners.

Aries Taurus Gemini

Children: Masters of the Unlogical

A humorous meditation on parenting and logic as a family grows. Patricia reflects on questions adults face after having children and the absurdities of daily life. The piece blends jokes about mud, household items, and typical parental mysteries with a horoscope and a brief news item about a 600 bed war casualty center in Jerusalem costing 57000 dollars.

East Texas Baptist College Receives Record Gift

East Texas Baptist College in Marshall received its largest ever donation, $450000 in cash and negotiable securities plus mineral rights valued at $50000$, conveyed by representatives of Mrs. May Cobb Grogan of Houston and the late Henry N. Grogan. Howard Payne College in Brownwood also received a similar gift from the Grogans. The Grogans long had ties to East Texas lumber business with operations centered in Magnolia before Grogan's 1959 death.

Marshall, Tex East Texas Baptist College May Cobb Grogan Houston Henry N. Grogan Howard Payne College of Brownwood East Texas Grogans East Texas Magnolia Tex Grogan

Shrine Blessing Marks St Boniface Church Opening

In Crediton England Bishop Cyril Restieaux blessed a national shrine to St Boniface apostle of Germany in his Devon birthplace. He led the first mass in a new church costing 22 000 pounds and foundation stone was sent from Fulda where the saint is buried. St Boniface is said to have been martyred at 75.

Crediton England St. Boniface Germany Cyril Restieaux Plymouth Devon Bolte Fulda

Patricia Ann Sais Wins May Cutest Baby Title in Texas

Mr. and Mrs. Enrique Sais announce their daughter Patricia Ann won the May cutest baby in Texas. Patricia was born May 16 in Pecos weighing 5 pounds 15 ounces and 20 inches long. She received a large doll and a musical cat from Marco Photo Company in Dallas. Maternal grandparents are Mike Lara Sr. of Pecos and paternal grandparents Santiago Sais of Pecos.

Enrique Rickey) Sais Patricia Ann Texas Sais Marco Photo Company Dallas Pecos Patricia Mike Lara Sr Hackberry Santiago Sais South Ash

Boarding Rush Hour Etiquette Described in Odd Quip

A quirky line notes politeness in a crowded ride as a young man away from home is blamed for lawn duties while a little old lady misses a seat. The narrator suggests apologizing for the inconvenience caused by the seating scramble.

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Cynthia Skaggs Las Cruces Cynthia Area II Betty Canary Eoen McCall’s National Geographic Orion Newspaper Enterprise Assn Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Michael Faraday ST. Boniface Shrine Bernard Commodore Talent Management Chronicle Sais Daughter Reeves County Ronnie Bowles Charles Mitchell Homer Nowell Wayne Davis Leslie Smith Milton Propp Davis Nowell Propp Smith P.O Patricia Ann Sas Ben's Southern Union GAS Southern Union CD
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