Sulphur Exploration Areas in West Texas and New Mexico
The article outlines prime zones for sulphur exploration in Central and Western Pecos County Western Reeves Eastern Culberson and South Central Eddy County New Mexico with claims on state land and private leases from one dollar to over a thousand dollars per acre It details three main formations Rustler Salado and Castile at surface to depths up to 4000 feet in the Delaware Basin and notes the geological basis for native sulphur formation highlighting hypotheses on petroleum related reservoirs and bacteria involvement.
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West Texas
Pecos County
Reeves
Culberson
Eddy County
New Mexico
Culberson County
Salado
Castile
Delaware Basin
Yates
University
Sulphur Exploration Theory and Prospecting in Pecos County
Geologists discuss origins of Gulf Coast sulphur deposits and the role of gypsum, anhydrite, and bacteria. Exploration targets Pecos and Reeves counties with emphasis on vuggy porosity, Yates highs, and surface shows. Core drilling and chip methods probe to 400–900 feet for lenses likely to yield a million tons or more within 3000 feet depth.
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Gulf Coast
Texas
Louisiana
Pecos County
Pecos
Jury
Salary
Parmanent Improvement
Law Library Fund
Library Book Fund
Hospital Int. & Sinking
Library
Ral Rdel
Bexar County
Vist
Reeves County Hospital
Reeves County Library
Calvary Baptist W.M.U. Hosts Enlistment Tea
Calvary Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Union held an Enlistment Tea in Fellowship Hall on Sunday afternoon two to four. Hostesses Mrs. Catherine Ashley and Mrs. Jack Stokes oversaw a guest book, red rosebud, lace and pink cloths, and white carnations and asters. Refreshments of punch coffee cake cookies salted nuts and mints were served. A large number of ladies attended the affair. Mrs. Bill Barnes is president of the W.M.U.
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Women’s Missionary Union of Calvary Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
Bill Barnes
W.M.U
Homer W. Nowell
Women’s Missionary Union of the
Calvary Baptist Church
Catherine Ashley
Jack Stokes
Schneider Presented In Recital
Miss Judy Schneider daughter of Mr and Mrs Eric Schneider of Midland and granddaughter of Mrs Cora McQueen of Pecos was presented in recital by Mrs Wayne Matthews She received a $100 Delta Kappa Gamma recruitment grant and played Bach Prelude and Fugue in C minor and Beethoven Sonata Op 10 No 1 to earn a diploma from the National Guild of Piano Teachers The Lee High School senior will major in elementary education at Oral Roberts University in Tulsa Oklahoma She is a B student member of the A Cappella Choir school newspaper staff and Latin Club and treasurer of the Future Teachers Association Chapter at Lee
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Judy Schneider
Eric Schneider
Midland
Cora McQueen
Pecos
Wyane Matthews
Lee High School
Oral Roberts University
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Future Teachers Association
Lee
Facts of Life on Worry and Heart Health
Doctors warn that worry and excessive excitement harm the heart and nervous system. Balancing competition, rest, and limited stress can benefit the heart digestion and nerves, improving overall well being and performance.
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FINAN
CES
Permian
Reeves County
Grammer
Calvary Baptist W.M.U
Schneider
Daggett & Eddy