El Paso Herald-Post from El Paso, Texas • 47

First Unity Quilt Show Is Success Varela Frances Shoe Mrs Gandara Gould Lange Clara Pena and Concha Catania DEAR AC QUILTERS AND FAYETH: Not a day passes that someone does not call to inquire can I have quilting done?" 1 am thrilled over the success of the show Several called me to ask for place and time The pioneer art is not dead And Fayeth is quite a personage! Ask Mrs Carroll room for them to examine the quiits and handwork Rev Fayeth Fox was gracious and helpful We thank the ladies who provided the homemade cookies and punch The Ann Carroll Quilters Lorene Medinger Effie Young (Mrs Young) Pilar Vasquez Ruby Reese Millie DRUGlSpSS DRUGpgSS drUgpS! By ANN CARROLL DEAR MRS CARROLL: We wish to thank all the nice people who helped make our Quilt Show a success at First Unity Temple at 1301 East Rio Grande avenue We had 250 persons view our quilts and hand work Ann the nice part about the show was that the visitors came all during the day and did not flock in at the same time This gave us plenty of NORTH GATE STORE ONLY pTjTUSSjSII Drylcreen Big 3-OzTube Put life In Dry Hair DRUGSp PRELL Family Size 11-12 Ounce TEACHES Gail Harrelsan modern dance teachers at Andress High School is starting a Modern Dance Exercise for teen-agers and college students at the Northeast Family YMCA in October The class will meet each Monday and Wednesday from 5-6 pm on a continuous basis A tap dancing class for 5 6 7 and 8 year olds will also be taught by Mrs Harrelson at the Northeast YMCA has already begun BAYER ASPIRIN 100's LISTEQIUE Family Size 20 Oz FDA Checks Link Of Pill-Anemia $107 SIZE PLATINUM PLUS 6 Blades $100 SIZE Plus I FREE EXTRA BLADE DRUGSpSZ mm 2 PLATINUM PLUS BLADES With Gillette FOAMY 11-0z Can $129 SIZE DRUGSpS( JERGENS Homecoming Ex-Students Events Set The Fix-Students' Assn at The University of Texas at El Paso has scheduled a full slate of artivities for alumni planning to attend Homecoming on Nov 13 and 14 At 6:30 pm Nov 13 the Homeromirg Honors Banquet will he held at the Fl Paso Country with cocktails served before dinner Guest of honor at the banquet will he IJT PI Outstanding Ex Student for 1970 A REUNION party featuring music by the Danny Lucas Trio follows the banquet and will honor the Classes of 1920 19301940 194S 1950 and 1900 From 7 am to 2 pm Nov 14 various of the University's Schools and Departments will sponsor their own events for their alumni Tours of the campus will be provided during the day so that ex-students may compare the facilities of the past with those of the present also an art exhibition will be held in Cotton Memorial From 4:30 pm to 1 am the Homecoming Fiesta will be held at the El Paso Club top of the El Paso National Bank Building and will include a cocktail party followed by a Mexican supper buffet style Buses will take guests from the party to thefootball game at the Sun Bowl to see the on-test between the Miners and the University of Arizona then return them to the El Paso Club for the Homecoming Dance followed by a midnight breakfast All alumni and friends of UT El Paso are invited to attend the Homecoming festivities Information and reservations may be obtained by calling the Alumni Office at 747-5533 or by writing to the Alumni Office UT F1 Paso El Paso Texas 79999 Court Upholds El Paso Ruling 1 1 raid PW Amlin (inau AUSTIN John Shamaley of El Paso will have to pay Louis Rubin of F1 Paso $4874 on a promissory note since the Texas Supreme Court yesterday upheld two lower court decisions Shamaley Rubin Candy Lane and Margaret Van Kleef all joined in borrowing money from the State National Bank of El Paso to buy a beauty shop the However after one payment on the note was made the payments became delinquent Rubin bought the note from the bank and filed suit against the other three AFTER RECOVERING all the property from the beauty shop and reselling it he filed the suit to recover the rest of the money The courts allowed him to recover from Lane and Van Kleef through default to appear However Shamalay decided to fight the matter in court and argued that Rubin had already recovered everything that was due less $9246 which should be his share But an El Paso jury disagreed saying that Shamalay was responsible for one half of the $9246 and the Eighth Court of Civil Appeal at El Paso agreed By DON KIRKMAN ScrlepsXewsrd Science Editor WASHINGTON Food and Drug Administration (FDA) officials say they will move quickly to check evidence linking birth-control pills with anemia that tired rundown feeling caused by blood cell deficiencies First evidence linking the pill ith anemia was revealed in this Journal of the American Medical Assn by Dr Richard Streiff a University of Florida blood specialist IN A STUDY conducted last year Dr Streiff said he found seven women whose anemia undoubtedly was caused by the pill Five of the seven women studied overcame their anemia by taking small daily doses of the vitamin folic acide with their birth-control pills Dr Streiff told Scripps-Howard Newspapers The other two women ceased being anemic and returned to normal when they stopped taking birth-control pills would estimate that possibly one woman in 1000 will become anemic after taking birth control pills" Dr Streiff said FDA ASSOCIATE Commissioner Dr John Jennings said the drug agency is interested in Dr StreifFs discovery and will seek corroborative studies finding isn't very Dr Jennings commented it sounds like Dr Streiff has carried out a fine piece of The finding could lead to another addition to the birth-control pill side effects warning which is included with every package of pills That warning already cautions women that birth-control pills can cause serious or fatal blood clots dizziness migraine headaches double vision fuzzy speech vaginal bleeding weight gain or loss upset stomachs skin discoloration and hair gain or loss WWr Mail-In Toothbrush Offer Benefactor Will Meet Phoenix Lads in EP Two young men on their El Paso Sunday way to Cal Farley Boys Ranch in Amarillo Tex will have a special visitor waiting for them when they pass through 3 EP Articles Planned by of A series of articles on El Paso manufacturing wHl be featured in the next three issues of the Chamber of Commerce monthly magazine El Paso Today The articles will consist of iirterviews with Milton Hopper Chamber Business Development Manager who has been active on the Chamber staff since 1953 and Bill Reid Executive Director of the Industrial Development Miss Cora Glaze of Phoenix aunt of Lt James McCravey and a frequent visitor to El Paso will be at the airport to greet the brothers she helped get into the ranch PAT 9 and Mike 10 McVay of Phoenix have lost their mother Their father is ill and unable to work and their stepmother has had a hard time supporting all of them Miss Glaze when she learned of the situation set about trying to find a home for them A regular contributor and friend of the ranch she was able to get the brothers admitted when two Phoenix lawyers had failed the best thing ever said the long time teacher Page 7.