Barstow birthday honored for Ethel Allgood and Elizabeth Armstrong
Barstow residents celebrated birthdays for Mrs. Ethel Allgood and Mrs. Elizabeth Armstrong with a dinner at First Baptist Church. The cake by Tony Ryan featured a white background with red roses and green leaves. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Lynn Webb and family, plus many Barstow residents and 4-H members planning upcoming meetings and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Allgood
Elizabeth Armstrong
First Baptist Church
Tony Ryan
Lynn Webb
Mona
Susan
W.E. Knowles
Rayburn Allgood
Chester Armstrong
Maud Witt
Mildred Jenson
Lula Boxley
Mike Allgood
Lonie Tucker
Rebecca Garcia
Bruce Ryan
Irene Garcia
Barstow Social News Highlights Local Visits and Club Meeting
Barstow notes show families visiting Odessa and El Paso over the weekend including Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Garcia and daughters Irene and Rebecca. A Ladies Swim Club meeting is set for 8 p.m. Thursday at the community center inviting interested members. Various relatives are listed visiting kin in Odessa and Monahans with several weekend mentions across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe M. Garcia
Irene
Rebecca
Odessa
Lencho Po
Sonie Tucker
Lula Boxley
Rayburn Allgood
Deaths and Services for Mayde Lucas and Hipolito Galindo
Death notices report Mayde Lucas of Colorado City born 1896 dies in Lincoln Nebraska with services at St. Catherine's Church and interment at Fairview Cemetery. Survivors include sister Emma Davenport and brother Bob Lucas. Hipolito Galindo age 86 dies at home. services at Santa Rosa Church with burial at Santa Rosa Cemetery. Born 1888 in Presidio. wife four sons and four daughters surviving. extensive family listings follow.
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Mayde Lucas
St. Catherines’ Catholic Church
Fairview Cemetery
Hipolito Galindo
Santa Rosa Catholic Church
Santa Rosa
Presidio
David Galindo
Pecos
Eusebio Galindo
Hereford
Jesus Galindo
Sheffield
Robert Galindo
Roswell
N.M
Consuela Garcia
Nieves Uribes
Lupe Baeza
Andrea Olmas
Mexico
Espirion Galindo
Barstow
Stocks Drift Lower Amid Rate Outlook In Quiet Trading
New York markets eased as investors awaited hints on interest rates and debt financing. Dow Jones industrials fell to 807.49 at noon, with more decliners than gainers on the NYSE and a muted Amex. Treasury concerns and the securities industry shift to full price competition weighed on sentiment, while cotton futures edged higher. Livestock and regional market reports followed, noting steady cattle prices in Fort Worth and Amarillo beef trends.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Washington
Treasury
William E. Simon
NYSE
Syntex
Amex
New York Cotton Exchange
Fort Worth
Rattlesnake lands cowboy in lockup
In Fort Worth Texas a cowboy was jailed after he and four companions pulled up to a cafe in trucks. He shoved a 42 foot rattlesnake into crowds faces and then pitched the reptile to the ground before delivering an improvised lecture on its venomous strike. He placed the snake in a tow sack and dumped it in his truck. Police charged him with reckless conduct.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Reynolds Named Pecos High Student Government Leaders
Randy Reynolds was elected president of the Pecos High School student council in Wednesday's election, per dean David Dutch. Opponents Rodney Sparkman Jr and Scott McAnally are noted, with Oscar Varela defeating James Wilson for vice president. Secretary is Joni Ferguson. Kim Allen serves as corresponding secretary. The races were uncontested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randy Reynolds
Pecos High School
David Dutchover
Rodney Sparkman Jr
Scott McAnally
Oscar Varela
James Wilson
Joni Ferguson
Kim Allen
Military fashion and the rise of trousers in Wellington era
Military men shaped early 19th century style as Eisenhower jackets Blucher boots Cardigan sweaters Raglan coats and Wellington boots. The Duke of Wellington, fresh from Napoleonic victories, first wore trousers in public, accelerating the move away from silk hose and breeches.
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Eisenhower
Blucher
Raglan
Wellington
Duke of Wellington
Napoleon
Mystery delay halts airlift as Marines rescue 4500 in Vietnam
Helicopters from South China Sea carriers were delayed before landing at Tan Son Nhut airport after a radio order. The lead aircraft carried Marine Brig. Gen. Richard Carey and aimed to airlift more than 4500 Americans and South Vietnamese to Hancock and other carriers. Possible onward routes included Subic Bay, Guam, or Hawaii.
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South China Sea
Tan Son Nhut
Pentagon
Joseph Laitin
Laitin
Richard Carey
Hancock
Subic Bay
Philippines
Guam
Hawaii
World Gold Prices Move Up After Fixings
On Tuesday world gold prices showed gains across major markets. London fixed at 166.50 morning and 167.05 afternoon, Paris quoted 170.31, Frankfurt 166.80, Zurich bid 166.50 with 167.50 asked, Handy and Harman base in New York at 167.05.
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London
Paris
Frankfurt
Zurich
Handy & Harman
New York
Ward County approves sprinkler, fence, hospital gear contracts
Monahans ward county commissioners awarded 58397 to Goodyear Sprinkler of Lubbock to install an automatic sprinkler system at Ward County Golf Course with about six inches of water per month. Pioneer Fence Co of Odessa got 8352 for a chain link fence along Highway 18. Gilbert X-ray of Dallas won 50000 for an x ray unit for Ward Memorial Hospital expansion and McIntyre Rothers of Odessa 10937 for an emergency generator, delivery expected mid January and a few weeks respectively.
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Monahans
Ward County Commissioners
Goodyear Sprinkler of
Lubbock
Ward County
Pioneer Fence Company of
Odessa
Highway 18
Gilbert X-ray of
Dallas
Ward Memorial Hospital
McIntyre Rothers
Community club and service notices schedule
Tuesday top s club at E 10th Street senior center meets at 6 00 p m Alcoholics Anonymous sessions at 8 p m upstairs 125 S Oak St with phone numbers listed Social Security representative at Community Action office 902 E 10th St 11 a m to 12 noon Wednesday Downtown Lions meet at noon at Holiday Inn Thursday Morning Optimists at 6 30 a m American Motor Inn Rotary Club at Holiday Inn at 12 noon Monday Evening Lions Club at American Motor Inn 7 30 p m Amistad Lions Club at Lions Den 7 30 p m"}
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E. 10Th St
Senior Citizen’s
Alcoholics Anonymous
S. Oak St
Social Security
Community Action Office
10Th St
Lions
Holiday Inn
American Motor Inn
Rotary Club
Lions Club
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Registration set for summer term at Odessa College
Pre-registration for the first six week summer session runs through May 9 at Odessa College. About 900 students are expected. 853 registered last year’s first term. New students must schedule counselor appointments. others may drop in 2 to 4 p.m. weekdays in Baskin Hall. Summer term runs June 2 to July 11 with 22 subject areas and several new courses, including a Globe Theatre drama workshop and a self paced physics course. A new photography program starts with classes toward an associate degree. A biology course in the second term includes field trips in the northern Chihuahuan desert Trans Pecos area.
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Odessa
Odessa College
Baskin Hall
Clara Willis
Globe Theatre
Burglarnar Vogue Cleaners Missing About One Dollar
Initial reports indicate about 1 dollar is missing in a burglary of Vogue Cleaners at 403 S Cypress St. Owner Alton Reid told investigators the thief entered the building and took cash from an open register. A Sunday morning fire caused minor damage to Bill Carrico residence. Firefighters arrived at 8:24 a.m. and were on scene until 8:46 a.m. extinguishing attic fire.
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Vogue Cleaners
S. Cypress St
Alton Reid
Reid
Bill Carrico
Walter Hunt’s safety pin born in a three hour twist
In 1849 Walter Hunt crafted the first modern safety pin in his New York shop. He sold all rights for 400 dollars after inventing it in a single afternoon.
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Walter Hunt
New York
Pecos Enterprise Subscription Rates and Delivery Details
Pecos Enterprise lists newsstand price five cents with tax, and monthly rates by mail for Reeves and Loving counties at 2.56 dollars with 1.44 dollars tax per year. Other counties and states pay 2.62 dollars monthly with 0.13 dollars tax, totaling 31.44 dollars per year plus 2.62 tax per seat. Delivery complaints are closed by 6 pm. Second class postage paid at Pecos Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves Ward
Loving
Pecos Texas
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Mary Felts
Becky Koenning
Tammy Gordon
Roy Koenning
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America
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Rita Shaw
Mark Dinwiddie
Carla Shaw
Lee Ryan
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Carlos Shaw
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Margie Abila
Gloria Gonzales
Rosa Avila
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Dianna
Margie
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Yolanda
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Lanco
Theresa Walker
el Paso
Cherri Ann Goode
Walker
Alton Hughes
Clyde Fortune
Helen Randall
Tulsa
Oklahoma
J.E. Echols
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Hamilton
Mildred Ells
Las Cruces
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Ronald Woodson
Carl Rodriguez
Salvador Rodriquez
Jennie
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Virginia Johnson
Midland
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Cindy Treadwell
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Ismael
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Roman Almanza
Angel Villalobos
Johnny Orona
Adan Hinojos
Mrs. Angelito Hinojos
Angelito Hinojos
Adan
Orona
Carlos Mendoza
Sally
Carlsbad, N.M
Sebero Mendoza
Mary Quiroz
Milady’s Hair Styles Beauty Shop
Marcos Licon
Jay Dycus
Danny Reynolds
Barbara Armstrong
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Stock Market Report
Amarillo Tex
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Reynolds
Jackass
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Randy McAnally
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MonAhans Housing Authority
City Hall
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MHA
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Gordo
Nort
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Chihuahuan Desert
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