Polly's Pointers Two Ways to Repair Worn Slipcover Cording
Polly Cramer offers two methods to fix worn slipcover cording. One method uses ripped cord sections with the original fabric replaced over worn seams for a nearly invisible repair. The second suggests matching thread and whip-stitching over worn areas to fully cover threadbare spots before it deteriorates.
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Polly
Mrs. H
Polly's Problem Wax stain on church linen worries reader
A reader asks how to remove a stubborn black wax stain from an ornate church altar linen without damaging the fabric. She tried scraping washing and bleaching but the stain persists seeks safe methods.
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Polly
Dear Polly Jeans and Baby Jars Notes
Reader questions cover stopping fraying on cut-off jeans with edge stitching and using a nylon mesh bag to protect machines. Also a note on repurposing accumulating baby food jars and gifts.
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Polly
Bob
Mary Kay
Shirley
Polly column notes spring clothespin idea
Dear Polly suggests a spring type clothespin glued inside a kitchen cupboard door to hold notes coupons and stamps not yet filed. This simple gadget offers quick access and helps organize reminder items for busy households.
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Polly
Toyah Groups Report Year Start and Roping Club Formed
The Lalt 4 H met for their first regular session with reports on summer events including safety and narcotics, dress revues, and state meetings. The Toyah Roping and Riding Club organized with 25 attendees and elected officers. Marathon dominates football results as Toyah suffers 53 to 8 defeat. Mrs Katherine Wardman obituary noted. several local moves, hospital updates, and a Toyah Home Demonstration candle molding session closed the report.
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Fred Sanchez
Diana Compton
Verhalen
Evelyn McConnell
Renee Marsh
Susan Gibson
Susan
Camp Musquiz
Renee
Toyah
Toyah School
Toyah Home
Joe Chavez
Horoscope by Frances Drake for Sept 29 1970 Aries through Pisces
Horoscope by Frances Drake for Sept 29 1970 outlines daily outlooks for all signs from Aries to Pisces. It highlights grading prospects, cautions, and suggestions for action with names such as Robert Clive Brigitt Bardot Gene Autry and notes a playful aside on parrots craving tastier treats than crackers.
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Frances Drake
Aries
Taurus
Venus
Gemini
Virgo
Libra
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Libran
Robert
Lord) Clive
Empire
Brit
India
Brigitt Bardot
Gene Autry
Hollywood
Moments of triumph when being right brings small joys
A reflective piece celebrating rare moments of being right over wrong from phone bills to family memories. The narrator recalls incidents where errors by companies, apologies, and personal small victories validate correctness and spark wry satisfaction.
Marfa Juniors Defeat Balmorhea Jr. Bears
Marfa Junior High Short Horns beat Balmorhea Bears 20 to 12 in a hard fought game. Pete Cortez scored twice on 60 and 5 yard runs, with Will Hernandez and Wesley Cade involved in later plays as Balmorhea mounted a fourth quarter drive before failing to convert.
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Balmorhea Jr. Bears
Marfa Junior High Shorthorns
Balmorhea Junior High Bears
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Bears
Cortez
Dle
Maria
Wesley Cade
Matt Henderson
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Ben Preutt
Eddie Roman
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Bond Sales Reach 55 Percent of 1975 Goal in August
United States Savings Bond sales in Reeves County for August totaled 14,399 with eight month sales at 78,016, reaching 55 percent of the 1975 goal. Texas August sales were 15,063,651 and year to date 121,269,825, at 67 percent of the 1970 goal. Series E bonds in August 1970 totaled 14,741,344, up 5.7 percent from 1969. National totals show Series FE and H bonds at 388 million in August, up 12 percent from 1969, with eight month sales at 3,149 billion, 3.3 percent above last year.
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United States Savings
Reeves County
Archie Scott
Texas
Oscar Winner Reprises Role in Giant Reissue
Academy Award winner Mercedes McCambridge returns as Luz in the Warner Bros reissue of Giant directed by George Stevens starring Elizabeth Taylor and Rock Hudson. McCambridge recalls resisting the part before accepting, noting the transformation to an unglamorous elder sister with grey hair and lipstick.
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Rock Hudson
Elizabeth Taylor
Warner Bros
WarnerColor
State Theatre
Edna Ferber
Giant
Carroll Baker
James Dean
Jane Withers
Chill Wills
Mercedes McCambridge
Sal Mineo
Hollywood
Miss McCambridge
Luz
Rick Benedict
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