Reeves County Homemakers Host Supper and Meet Summary
The Reeves County Young Homemakers gathered Friday evening in the High School Homemaking Lab for a salad supper and a brief business session led by President Barbara Helburg. They finalized plans for the Area I Young Farmer and Young Homemaker Convention to be held Saturday with Balmorhea members decorating the stage and special Balmorhea guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Becky Chambers
Brownfield
Nancy Knox
Carol Addison
Johnnie Hoodenoyle
Roby
Damalene Smith
Pecos
Ivah Lou Ashley
Big Spring
Eileen Cowan
Monahans
Area II
Libby Tindall
Odessa
Ray Helberg
Betty Oster
Young Homemaker
Young Farmer Area I
Tindall
Odessa Young Homemakers
Nathan Jewelry
San Angelo
Helberg
Reeves County Young Homemakers
Farnum Jewelry of
Pioneer Natural Gas Company of
Howard County
Reeves County
Jesse Stephens
Community Public Service of
Barbara Helburg
Mmes
Janice Martinson
Barbara Stark
Jane Moore
Balmorhea
Laura Teal
Mary Smith
Merna Hargrave
Alice Wein
Linda Hamilton
Jo Ann Wein
Reita Precht
Martha Carr
Neville Sasser
Helen Hickman
Lucy Crisler
Doraliene Smith
Dorothy Shadburn
Margaret McCreery
Ruth Schleich
Doveta Hunt
Bill and Mrs Smith on European Tour End of trip
Mr and Mrs Bill Smith are on the last week of a three week European trip. They joined a tour group in New York City on Labor Day and traveled through Madrid France and Italy before Rome. Friends have been receiving picture cards and notes from the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Smith
Rome
Germany
New York City
Madrid
Spain
France
Italy
Pittsburgh Couple Guests at Fonville Home
Mr and Mrs Ralph Ross of Pittsburgh PA recently visited the home of Mr and Mrs John Fonville in town. The Rosses formerly lived here and were entertained by the Fonvilles as friends joined in the visit. Mrs Ollie Nunn of Kent attended the DAR regional meeting in San Angelo as a delegate from the Ensign Obadiah Trimmier Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Ross
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
John Fonville
Fonvilles
Ollie Nunn
Kent
San Angelo
DAR
Ensign Obadiah Trimmier Chapter
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Homemakers Week continues with area convention and charity plans
Homemakers Week activities included church services, a cleanup at the High School after the Area II Young Farmer and Young Homemakers Convention, and meetings to plan year long charity projects. Members visited city centers and facilities including Reeves County Mental Health Center Memorial Hospital Pecos Nursing Home Day Nursery and Day Care Center seeking volunteers and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Manuel Cabral
Bernadette Portillo
Gabriel Rodriguez
Sonya Jaquez
Yrma Vasquez
Becky Natividad
David Sonnen
Helen Hickman
Jamie Hick
Reeves County Young Homemakers
Young Homemakers
Church of
Area II
Young Farmer and Young Homemakers
Jo Ann Wein
Dareliene Smith
Barbara Helburg
Margaret McCreery
Ruth Schleich
Laura Teal
Merna Hargrave
Neville Sasser
Linda Hamilton
Alice Wein Relta Precht
Doveta Hunt
Martha Carr
Alice Wein
Eileen Cowan
Glenn Miller
Reeves County Mental Health Center
Memorial Hospital M
Holiday
Pam Harrison
Pecos Nursing Home
Dowell
Norma Wright
Sheila Joiner
Billy Lara
Anthony Portillo
Laura Lee Portillo
Kim
Bansa Martin
Orlando Ramos
Young Homemaker Committee
CYO Re organizing Catholic Youth Organization Plans
The CYO met at Santa Rosa Hall to adopt a religious program for high school students. Freshman to senior representatives were elected by clubs, with a 200 member religious instruction goal. Dances and fundraisers will support a senior scholarship and trip, with weekly meetings Mondays at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Rosa Hall
Rosemary Dominguez
Julio Zaragosa
Dolores Romo
Rosalinda Rodriguez
Corina Lopez
Rowena Ortiz
Sammy Payan
George Galindo
Alicia Gonzalez
Stella Martinez
Ami Tercero
Imelda Alvarez
Belinda Orona
CYO
Midland Style Show Invitation Draws Cotton Crusaders
The Cotton Crusaders of Pecos are invited to a Midland Style Show on Friday September 25 at 10 am. The Midland Cotton Boosters present the Cavalcade of Cottons at the Holiday Inn with free admission. Mrs Tom Passmore, president of the Crusaders, says others may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Crusaders
Pecos
Midland
Midland Cotton Boosters
Holiday Inn
Tom Passmore
The
Woebegone Life of an Optimist
Betty Canary relates the daily strains of optimism facing family life and social events. She offers humorous examples from cooking to concerts showing how optimists still encounter picky critics and prickly disappointments. The piece reflects lighthearted advice on managing expectations with a wry, upbeat voice.
Candle-Making Demonstration Set by Progressive Club
Mrs. Hershel Cox will give a candle making demonstration for the Progressive Home Demonstration Club on Thursday September 24 at 2 p.m. in the Federated Clubs Parlor. Hostess Mrs. Santana Mendoza invites all interested. Regular meetings are the second and fourth Thursdays of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershel Cox
Progressive Home Demonstration Club
Federated Clubs
Santana Mendoza
Picture requests for club activities by appointment
A notice invites individuals to call Bonnie Dearley at 445 5475 to schedule a photo session of club or social activities. Advance notice helps avoid conflicts with other engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Dearley
Tips for Heat Circulation and Scrambled Eggs
For best heat circulation use cookie sheets a couple inches narrower and shorter than you. You can add a tablespoon of milk or cream for each egg when making scrambled eggs.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Young Farmer - Young Homemaker
Michael Jones
F. J. McCauley
Welch
Jane Bobo
Toni Lovelace
Southern Union Gas Company
Jones
McCauley
Bill Smiths
Armstrong
Sonya
Rene Jaquez
Yrma
Yselda Vasquez
Becky
Cristeday
Ian Fog
Wey
Betty Canary
Woebegone
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Dallas
Richard Glenn
Denton
Eugene Posey
Mr. Glenn
Anthon Woods
Davis Mountains
Harry Foster Sr
Harry Foster Jr
Brian
California
Frank Foster
Walter
S. Eddy
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