Burglary at Avalon Club Linked to Window Decoy
Pecos police report details a 12 p.m. to 12:47 a.m. burglary at the Avalon Club on A and Cedar Streets. A broken east window at the Rainbow Bar may have served as a decoy while the club was looted. the cigarette machine was pried open and its cash box emptied. No amount reported. Investigated by Patrolman Vandiver with help from other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Glenn Vandiver
Rainbow Bar
Second and
Walnut Streets
Avalon Club
Cedar Streets
A and
Vandiver
Austin Cozart
Reita Moody Prewit
Cowan Street
Ismael M. Lara
South
Oak Street
Alamo Street
Hospital Admission and Dismissals Listing
Daily hospital log shows admissions and discharges across dates March 31 to April 5. Names include Rosa Bailey and others admitted or dismissed, with multiple entries featuring babies and family members. Notable repeats include Maria Contreras, Jose Rodriguez, Vicki Arias, Eula Giles, and Arcilia Carrasco across several dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Bailey
Alvaro Ontiverez
Mary Soto
Baby
Hazel Brown
Nena Arenivas
Eula Giles
James Simpson
Jose Rodriguez
Mary Silvas
Josefina Gonzales
Vicki Arias
Carl Byler
Alice Matta
Danny Price
Norbert Huelster
Arcilla Carrasco
Jan Biggs
Maria Contreras
Nena Arnevias
Mary Ann Kerlee
Mary Contreras
Drew Savage
Pasquela Rivera
Maria Soto
Arcilia Carrasco
Career Advancement Talk At B&PW Meeting
Bonita Hart spoke to the Bonita Career Advancement topic for the Bonita and Professional Women club, stressing grooming and looking right to act right. Fannie Camp presided as the State Convention in Austin June 14 to 16 was announced and officers’ slate discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonita Hart
Austin
Federation
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Clairethel Harrington
Ethel Antwine
Miss Antwine
Mrs. Harrington
Myrtle Cowan
Grace Cowden
Pauline Bryan
Bonnie Cearley
Alice Brush
Fannie Camp
Bonnie Dearley
Ruth Cothrun
Dahlia Evans
Dot Stafford
Velma Turner
Ann Cannon
Johnnie Standley
Clairebel Harrington
Noble Grand Installed for Pecos Rebekah Lodge No 188
Lou Hamilton installed as Noble Grand of Rebekah Lodge No 188 Pecos in a ceremony at the hall. District Deputy Myrtle Gring of Kermit led the installation with Kermit members assisting. The event featured the harp emblem, rainbow colors, and the motto Do unto others as you would have others do unto you.
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Rebekah Lodge No
Pecos
Lou Hamilton
District 13
Myrtle Gring
Kermit
Kermit Lodge
Bertha Halbrooks
Helen Boehnemann
Fannie Camp
Myrtle Evetts
Lodge
Betty Smith
Dee Leeson
Lucille Smith
Ella Mae Jones
RSNG
LSNG
Charlotte Health
Mar
Garette Pace
Guardian
Artie Justis
Gring
Kermit No. 134
W.L. Shaw
Kay Walker
L.E. Courville
Winifred Walker
Pamie Courville
Sibyl Long
Nettie Shaw
Mary McDough
Mary Williams
Onita Ruth Smith
Lola Taylor
Grace Wilburn
Marth Walker
Fannie Lawrance
Geneva Marshall
Maxine Walls
Grace Jones
Mary Re
Rebekahs
Rebekah Lodge
Connally declares April Bluebonnet Month in Texas
Governor Connally proclaims April as Bluebonnet Month in Texas and crowns Helen Dale Biggs of Vernon as Texas Bluebonnet queen for the 1968 69 festival season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connally
Texas
Helen Dale Biggs
Vernon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ray Whitley
South Pecos
Robert Gordon McCarter
Frances Ferrell Martin
Jacksonville
James Franklin Bennett Jr
Irene Buchanan
Jose Gutierrez Orona
Manuela Mata Torres
Alberto Lujan Rodriguez
Grace Aguilar Rodriguez
Chon Garcia
Balmorhea
Lidia Quiroz
Danny Brijalba
Yolanda Lyles
Ramon R
Sandoval Turin
Saragosa
Christina A. Contreras
Felipe Morales
Elfidia Carrasco
William Arthur Hood
Coyanosa
Carol Ann Barnett
Toyah
Ernestine Garcia Bustillos
Barstow
Rebecca Hinojos Marquez
Jerry Wood
Pecos Drug Company
Janie Lara
Bexel Vitarama
John Wallace
Marta Soto
Abel Mirelez
Faye Ashing
B&pw
Lou Hamilton Noble
Aia
Macaron
W.K. Corn
Kour
Vienna
Oz. Box
Auty Ronimac
Libby
Teddy
Asado
Oe A. Aia
Camay Soap
Cello
ARIES
Ira
de A
Ada
Rm Oa
Joe’s
Business and Professional Women’s Club
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