Twentieth Century Club installs new officers
The Twentieth Century Club installed officers at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Becky Painter in Missouri. New officers include President Cherry Tyree and First Vice-president Sue Lee, with other posts filled by Gail Box, Becky Yow, Pat Ethridge, Jane Green, Cynthia Armbruster, Betty Payne, and Barbara Precht. A Sue Ramsey cosmetics demonstration followed, with door prizes and club news about philanthropy and parade involvement.
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Twentieth Century Club
Becky Painter
Missouri
Cherry Tyree
Sue Lee
Gail Box
Becky Yow
Pat Ethridge
Jane Green
Cynthia Armbruster
Betty Payne
Barbara Precht
Sue Ramsey
Merle Norman Cosmetics Studio
Big Spring Hospital
Barbara Armstrong
Wynon Clark
Ethel Collier
Sue Couch
Wanda Davis
Hank Davis
Ann Evelyn Eisenwine
Janet Faulkner
Carol Fowlkes
Pat Hubbs
Joyce McGowen
Patty Montgomery
Georgia Morrison
Barbara Prewit
Marie Sears
Birdie Slack
Pat Powell
Ruth Cothrun
Lurline Crowley
Paula Babb
City Federated
Robert Hinojos
Market Holds Steady After Rally as Dow Dips Slightly
New York stock market paused after a strong week as the Dow Jones average slipped 0.35 to 814.19 at noon. Declines slightly outnumbered advances on the NYSE amid concerns about tighter credit and a 2.1 billion dollar jump in the money supply. Rollins Inc led activity, with 248,000 shares traded at 16 7/8 as volume dwindled to 13.46 million by noon.
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New York
Federal Reserve
Wall
Patrol attends annual air show in Big Spring
The Pecos Civil Air Patrol traveled to Big Spring for the air show held Saturday, April 15. The group of 13 cadets and one senior member stayed overnight at Webb Air Force Base. Members also received instructions on how to park an airplane and safety around aircraft.
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Pecos Civil Air Patrol
Big Spring
Webb Air Force Base
Monahans B&PW Seminar on Today's Women Development
Monahans Business and Professional Women's Club schedules a district eight seminar on personal development for today’s women at the Colonial Inn in Monahans April 23. Registration 12:30 1 p.m. Buffet luncheon 1 p.m. Seminar 2 5 p.m. Fee 9 dollars includes luncheon and registration. Guest speakers include Jim Reese on Investments of Today’s Women Timothy Ann Sloan on Legal Rights of Today’s Women and District Eight Director Pat Taylor on Careers Choosing and/or Changing. Contact Mrs W E Lewis Box 1502 Monahans Texas or Mrs Betty Love 904 S Gary Monahans for details
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Monahans Business and Professional Women’s Club
District Eight
Colonial Inn
Monahans
Jim Reese
Timothy Ann Sloan
Pat Taylor
W.E. Lewis
Box
Texas
Betty Love
S. Gary
El Paso businessman Giere blasts Carter on inflation
El Paso Republican congressional candidate Mike Giere says Carter mismanages inflation. He cites runaway government spending and zero based budgeting as fixes and notes his own business background and long GOP involvement in El Paso.
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Mike Giere
Congress
el Paso
Carter
Giere
Mister Scot
England
United States Air Force
Burges High School
University of Texas At el Paso
Sears, Roebuck
Republican Party
Obituary for Thelma F. Woodruff of Pecos
Thelma F. Woodruff, 68, longtime Pecos resident, died in Arlington after a long illness. Services Saturday at 2 PM at Pecos Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Survived by three sons Richard G. of El Paso Bill of Casa Grande Ari Zona and Terry of Houston two daughters Pat Jordan of Seiling Oklahoma and Charlotte Sharp of Gainsville two sisters C H Boroff of Grand Prairie and Mury Johnson of Irving 10 grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Her husband Charles R. Woodruff preceded her in death.
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Thelma F. Woodruff
Pecos Funeral Home
Evergreen Cemetery
Pecos
Richard G
el Paso
Bill
Casa Grande
Arizona
Terry
Houston
Pat Jordan
Seiling
Oklahoma
Charlotte Sharp
Gainsville
C.H. Boroff
Grand Prairie
Mury Johnson
Irving
Women In Management course set by Permian Basin Graduate Center
The Permian Basin Graduate Center announces a new course for women titled Women In Management. It meets Tuesday evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. April 25 through May 30 in the Graduate Center Building at 105 West Illinois, Midland. Registration is $75. contact the Graduate Center Office at 563-2311 for more information. Dow Jones indexes provided as market snapshot.
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Permian Basin
Collision and crime report from Pecos police
A 1967 Olds Delta 88 driven by Antonio Lujan Rodriguez collided with a 1971 Olds Cutlass driven by a juvenile owned by J C White. Rodriguez was charged with alleged public intoxication and later released to parental supervision. Investigations continue on a hit and run at 5 09 AM and a rooftop burglary by two juveniles who confessed to stealing bicycles shoes a belt buckle marijuana and various small items.
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Antonio Lujan Rodriguez
N. Elm
J.C. White
Bois D'Arc
John McDaniel
Cowan
Missionary Night Out at La Primera Iglesia
La Primera Iglesia Bautista at Eighth and Sycamore presents Missionary Night Out this Sunday at 7 30 pm. The program aims to inform and inspire prayers and donations for global missions. Hymn 127 opens the event followed by a welcome by Romeo Reyes and a devotional by Mrs M L Reyes. The Acteens singing group will be featured.
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la Primera Iglesia Bautista
Eighth
Sycamore
Romeo Reyes
M.L. Reyes
Acteens
WMU
Women’s Missionary Union
M.L. Herrera
Margarita Garcia
Maria Lara
E. Lara
Alicia Vela
Amparo Lopez
Graciela de la O
China
Mexico
Girls In Action
Elfida Turin
Raul Garcia
WMU missions and school menu items featured in community pages
The listing details weekly school meals including lasagne, chicken salad, corn dog, BBQ beef, and baked fish with sides and milk. It also notes a WMU program lineup with speakers on missions topics and a public invitation, followed by Chicago grain quotes for wheat corn oats and soybeans with weekly shifts and prices.
Abandonment of Missouri Pacific Rail Line Texas to end Rock House
The Interstate Commerce Commission finds that the Missouri Pacific line from milepost 686.3 near San Martino to milepost 713.5 at Rock House Texas, 27.2 miles, in Reeves and Culberson counties, should be abandoned due to insufficient traffic. Only 108 carloads were handled in 1976, averaging 4.0 per mile, with costs exceeding maintained levels. Protests due by May 21, 1978, may be filed with William R. McDowell.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
San Martino
Texas
Rock House
Reeves
Culberson County
Cam
Ort
Oregon Short Line R. Co
Goshen
William R. McDowell
Southern Lines
North Industrial Boulevard
Dallas
Washington, D.C
Pecos
Calendar of Pecos area clubs and events
Calendar lists Monday meetings for Lions at Amistad Lions Club Cantaloupe City CB Club Pecos Anion Group Rotary Club and Alcoholics Anonymous at local venues. Also notes New York City population 16,206,841 in 1970 census and Canada seacoast length of 17,860 miles mainland and 41,810 miles of islands.
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Lions Club
American Motor Inn
Amistad Lions _Club
Lions den
Cantaloupe City
CB Club
CPS Reddy
Pecos
S. Oak
Downtown
Holiday Inn
Rotary Club
New York City
Canada
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GOP
DOW Jones New York
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Indus
Enterprise
TSA
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
South Cedar Street
Pecos, Texas
Ken Dulaney
Lewis Barrett
Diane Osborn
Ruben Baca
Emily Galindo
Carlos Nichols
Mary Carpenter
Reeves County
Ward. Loving. Culberson
Jeff Counties
Doug Fernandes
Mary Bailey
E. 13Th St
Odessa Medical Center
Marcos Contreras
Hubbs Office Supply
Police Department
J.C. Penney Co
Lindsey Construction Co
Foodway
Revco Drugs
Cash Grain
Chicago
Boulder Courts
Bernardo Martinez
Kim
Pecos Alcoholics
Anonymous
S. Oak St