Reeves County Court at Law names jurors for April session
A new jury panel for Reeves County Court at Law has been drawn and will report to the Senior Citizens Center located at 119 S. Cedar St. on Tuesday at 9 a.m. The long list includes Judy Gayle Lopez and Molly Cate among many Pecos and Saragosa residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves County Court At Law
Senior Citizens Center
S. Cedar St
Judy Gayle Lopez
S. Country Club
Pecos
Molly Cate
P.O
Verhalen
Mike Ronquillo
S. Mulberry
Rodolfo G. Guebara
Saragosa
Mae F. Martinez
Barbara Ann T. Smith
Jayinn W. Kerley
Mary Margaret Moore
Jefferson
O.L. Mc Horse
N. Cedar St
Socarro R. Tarin
Josefa Hernandez
E. 2Nd Street
Felipa
Leos
S. Mulberry St
Iris
Gregory Reddick
Cowan St
Balmorhea High School stage play and civic notes
Balmorhea High School presented A Thousand Clowns in Balmorhea School auditorium on Tuesday April 4 and competed in UIL in Alpine on Thursday April 6. Cast included Thomas Parker Richardy Brijalba Socorro Rodriguez and Delores Carrasco with Peter Matta and Johnnie Baeza. Director Priss McNutt assisted by Anna Jasso. Housing units receive new paint. board members plan repairs with manager Bertha Fortson. Chamber of Commerce met April 7 at Art's Chicken Charley Cafe to discuss festival plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balmorhea High School
Balmorhea School
Alpine
UIL
Herb Gardner
Thomas Parker
Richardy Brijalba
Socorro Rodriguez
Delores Carrasco
Peter Matta
Johnnie Baeza
Dale Bryan
Betty Lozano
Danny Carrillo
Jerry Lopez
Priss McNutt
Toots Jones
Sally Domingguez
Louise Adams
Johnnie Gomez
Norman Trada
Bertha Fortson
The
Balmorhea Chamber of Commerce
Art’s Chicken Charley Cafe
Market and notices blend in Balmorhea village update
The Market September notes a membership drive led by Mary Barfield. Balmorhea hosts a visit by Mr and Mrs H C Barnes from England who bicycle touring the U.S. and plan to continue to New York after a Balmorhea overnight. Dow Jones average around 769 as Carter speech eyed. Cotton and grain prices listed with futures and market indices. Catholic Women’s Club elects officers for the year and plans church carpet installation at Brogado. A farewell fish and rattlesnake fry honors the Jag Jones family as they move to San Angelo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Barnes
England
Balmorhea
Valley Motel
Los Angeles
U.S.A
Barnes
Balmorh Oa
New York
Wall Street
Carter
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve
Sony
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Chicago
Catholic Women's Club
Enedina Carrasco
Carmela Gomez
Mary Alice Estrada
Angelina Brijalba
Lucy Galindo
Brogado
Jag Jones
San Angelo
Balmorhead Firemen
Jones
Fiction course offered by Sul Ross in Alpine
Sul Ross State University Division of Adult and Continuing Education offers a Fundamentals of Fiction course beginning April 13 taught by Ray Mimier. The class covers plotting sceneing dramatizing style and characterizing with professional critique and workshop time. Students will write two short stories to apply principles. access to a typewriter and a desire to learn fiction are the only requirements. Classes meet Tuesday and Thursday 7 to 9 with contact to the SRSU Adult Education Office for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sul Ross State University Division of
Ray Mimier
Mimier
Alpine
East Texas
Tyler Junior College
Srsu Adult Education Office
Multiple Pecos small crimes and property incidents report
A string of Pecos police reports lists Doyle B Barron arrested for public intoxication at 1 37 a m April 8 Frank Ornelas reported unknowns stole tools from a work site Donna Woodward reports her daughter’s bicycle stolen from near her parked car a small rider sized model Thefts of service involve George Warren Thomas accused of stealing service from Pizza Hut under five dollars A man Alvaro M Fuentes was booked for suspected marijuana cultivation At 1 34 a m yesterday unknown children set fire to the East Pecos Community Center Vehicle collision reported by Larry Baeza and radio removal noted by Sandra J Huelster whose son allegedly took the radio from their 1972 Chevrolet T V stolen is also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Woodward
Country Club Drive
George Warren Thomas
Pizza Hut
Alvaro M. Fuentes
S. Vernon
Dick Wadley
East Pecos
Pecos
Larry Baeza
S. Ash
Sandra J. Huelster
Sage
Apt. A
T.V
Preview of films set for April 28 at Region 18 Center
Education service announces a one day film and audio visual materials preview session on April 28 from 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. at the Midland Regional Airport LaForce Blvd center. Parents and interested adults may request previews by notifying the center at least 10 days in advance and may contact Mrs Vera Smith at 563 2380 for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Region 18
Education Service Center
LaForce Blvd
Midland Regional Air Terminal
Vera Smith
Pecos Resident Mary K Smith Completes Nursing Degree
Pecos resident Mary K Smith will join about 935 West Texas State University graduates at spring commencement May 13 at the Amarillo Civic Center Coliseum. The ceremony begins at 4 30 p m Smith will receive a bachelor of science in nursing. Attendance details appear unclear in the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary K. Smith
Pecos
West Texas State University
Amarillo Civic Center
Ms. Smith
Obituary for Willie Alice King 86
Services were held for Willie Alice King 86 at Pecos Funeral Home Chapel. Interment followed at Evergreen Cemetery. Born March 27 1892 in Borden County she moved to St Joe Arkansas to live with her daughter. Survived by Verla Langston James Dearing Thelma Davis and three grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Alice King
Pecos Funeral Home
Evergreen Cemetery
Borden County
King
St. Joe
Arkansas
First Methodist Church
Verla Langston
James Dearing
Night theft report at Hilcrest Trailer Park in Pecos
Report by Mark Blake states a 12 inch black and white portable television was taken during the night. The case is under further investigation. Also, Valeria Gatewood reports vandals broke windows at Acme Realty Co. with rocks. Police logs note a vehicle collision between a 1976 GMC High Sierra and a 1978 Pontiac near Bal Morhea. Ambulance calls include transfer of a Reeves County Hospital patient to Midland and a possible cardiac incident at Estrella Bar. Mrs. Jack Oglesby was transported to a nursing home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Blake
Hilcrest
Pecos
Valeria Gatewood
Acme Realty Co
S. Cypress
Salgado
Jack Oglesby
S. Park
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Elva EL. Arreguy
S. Plum St
Frank Ramos, Jr
William Ted Bowen
Cactus, Pecos
Edina Mendoza
W. Madera St
Sharon Lee
W. 6Th St
Betty Harris
James H. Elkins
Luis Delvna Alexander
S. Alamo
Linda Preslar
Marcos C. Mendoza
Rosa Lee V. Dominguez
Marguerite D. Davidson
Missouri
Frank Lara Vasquez
S. Locus
Lee
Rita M. Ortega
Kathryn Josephine Clark
Nancy LaNell T. Victor
Wyoming
Antonia G. Flores
Violet M. Bell
Mattie R. Campbell
S. Pecan St
Jodie Mae T. Mathews
Adams St
Davis W. Elliott
Washington
Lupe Patrne Munoz
N. Ash
Annette Howard
Gary N. Ingram
Toyah
Lauragene L. Thompson
Walthall
Gary Pitts
W. 4Th St
Stephen A. Peters
S. Eddy St
Roberto Chabarria
Daniel Vasquez
Bartolo Lopez Sanchez
Margarita Rodriguez
Carlos A. Sanchez
Elisa Dutchover
S. Sycamore
Florence L. Howell
Gustavo Villanueva
N. Oak
Rosa C. Fuentez
Reyes N. Lujan
S. Walnut
Eugenia G. Collier
Johnson St
Estanislado M. Galindo
S. Orange
Sistant
Anna Jasso
Mary Barfield
New York Cotton Exchange
DOW Jones
A.m
Indus
Bernardo Martinez
ON Kim
Pecos Enterprise
Doyle B. Barron
Frank Ornelas
Education Service
Lions Club
American Motor Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Cantaloupe City Citizen Band Radio Club
Sheriff's Department
5Th and
Oak
S. Cedar
Coffe
Pecos Al-Anon Group
S. Oak
Pecos Art Club
W. 3Rd St
Alice Lasater
Downtown
Pecos Alcoholics, Anonymous
S. Oak St
Pe ‘Cos
Fankariaann
Big T Burger & Fries
Ad Tastee
Linda
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
South Cedar Street
Pecos, Texas
Ken Dulaney
Lewis Barrett
Diane Osborn
Ruben Baca
Emily Galindo
Carlos Nichols
Mary Carpenter
Reeves County
Cartier
Reeves
Ward
Texas
Doug Fernandes
Great Western
Great Western Finance
G Control Data Corporation
Mike Castillo
S. Eddy
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