Watercolor Workshops Planned by WTSU Professor in Pecos
West Texas State University art professor Dr Emilio Caballero will lead two six day water media workshops in Pecos starting August 7 and August 14 at 9 am Vacancies remain in both sessions The events include a 2 pm Sunday watercolor demonstration at the CPS Reddy Room Public invited Caballero has exhibited widely authored articles and designed WTSU art programs with works in Midlan d and Amarillo commissions Current details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilio Caballero
West Texas State University
Pecos
Caballero
CPS Reddy
Amarillo College
Columbia University
New York City
Texas
New Mexico
Ashland
Oregon
Southern Oregon State College
WTSU
South Plains
Lubbock
England
London
Bank of the Southwest
Midland
Commissioners Room
Amarillo
Midland Public Library
Canyon
Community Public Service Reddy Room
District court jurors report Monday morning Reeves County
A new panel of jurors for the District Court of Reeves County will report Monday August 7 at 9 a.m. to the second floor of the U S Post Office Building. The list includes many local residents such as Jerry F Clayton Claudette Shaw Rachel S Barrera Adela C George Thomas Milton Smith Rita Ann Foster Jesus C Ramirez Rodney C Ennis A J Kulik James M Wilson and hundreds more with addresses across Balmorhea Saragosa Toyah and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Reeves County
Jan Ross
U.S. Post Office
Jerry F. Clayton
Jackson
Claudette Shaw
Rachel S. Barrera
Johnson
Adela C. George
Thomas Milton Smith
Tra-Park
Rita Ann Foster
Jesus C. Ramirez
West 13Th
Rodney C. Ennis
East 7Th
A.J. Kulik
S. Park
James M. Wilson
Barrilla Road
Odell Winkles
Th. Cyril Billie Coleman
William M. Clark
Missouri
Barbara Peer
S. Alamo
Amelia E. Anchondo
Man Pleads No Contest in Toyah Theft Case
Cressie James Franklin, 24, of Los Angeles pleaded no contest to theft of services from a major oil company service station in Toyah. He paid 53.50 in fines and costs and restitution, then resumed his journey after appearance in Reeves County justice of the peace court following a DPS trooper arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Toyah
Cressie James Franklin
Reeves County
Justice of the Peace
Department of Public Safety
Sheriff probes vandalism at Roundup Lounge East Highway 80
Reeves County Sheriff Raul Florez said Friday the department is investigating criminal mischief at the Roundup Lounge on East Highway 80. Back windshields of two late model cars were damaged with total damage estimated at $300. One vehicle belonged to Thompson Drilling Co. of Odessa and was reported by James Palmer of Odessa. The other belonged to Silvestre Ramirez of Pecos who reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves County
Raul Florez
East Highway 80
Thompson Drilling Co
Odessa
James Palmer
Silvestre Ramirez
Pecos
Sheriff's Department
Market pauses in volume after two-day gains
The Dow Jones industrial average rose to 890.94 at noon, up 4.07, as gains led by Carrier Corp. maintained a positive trend. NYSE volume eased to 16.75 million shares in two hours, with a 7-5 winner edge for gainers. NYSE composite up .26 to 58.38, AMEX value index up .83 to 158.09. Cotton futures advanced with October at 61.60, December 63.42, March 64.99.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Carrier Corp
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Car crash and emergency calls in Pecos incident log
A 1974 Ford LTD driven by Trinidad Saucedo collided with a 1968 Mercedes 220 driven by Richard D. Lynch in Alamogordo. Saucedo received citations for failure to yield and lacking an operator's license. Ambulance transfers include a child to Odessa Medical Center at 12:23 a.m. Aug 2 and a patient to an Odessa hospital at 7:25 a.m. Aug 2. A sick lady was taken to Reeves County Hospital at 8:17 yesterday. A trailer fire was reported at 11:46 a.m. yesterday across from 2209 Park St. A fire department responded to a blaze at 102 E Ninth St. at 1:29 p.m. yesterday.
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Ford Ltd
Trinidad Saucedo
Richard D. Lynch
Alamogordo
N.M
Saucedo
Pecos
Odessa
Reeves Couty Hospital
Park St
Ninth St
Community Calendar Items From Pecos and Balmorhea
Calendar notes list Monday evening activities for Lions Club at American Motor Inn and Downtown Lions Club at Holiday Inn, plus senior center drop in. Tuesday through Friday include Amistad Lions Club, Pecos Alcoholics Anonymous, TOPS 259 meetings, Rotary Club at Holiday Inn, and Pecos AA. Contact numbers provided for listings.
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Lions Club
American Motor Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Senior Citizens Center
Pecos AA
Alnon
S. Oak
Balmorhea
TOPS
Reeves Community Council
10Th St
Holiday Inn
Rotary Club
Pecos
Pecos Alcoholics Anonymous
S. Oak St
Balmorhea News Board Sets Policies and Turns to Community Events
Balmorhea Federal Credit Union directors met Tuesday August 1 appointing a supervisory committee chaired by Sharon Harrison with Helen Humphries Weldon Gray and June Carter as members The chairman may add another member Loan policies remain unchanged Loans over 7000 were issued in July A policy allows former members to borrow up to their share value Membership radius 17 miles around Balmorhea including Verhalen A September membership drive Office on El Paso Street hours 1 5 pm Saturdays 4 5 pm Mondays Wednesdays Secretary Treasurer Amy McIntire The Catholic Church women plan a fund sale and bingo at the Catholic Center Aug 6 Maria Matta won a jackpot Last week Daisy Cox visited Houston Mrs Wilbourn Carrico and Lisa of Baird visit Balmorhea area Grandbaby welcomed Leonard Lethco family Woulster Ranch Balmorhea Chamber of Commerce meets at Rick's Spanish Inn 7 30 pm Fall Festival plans underway Senior Citizens neon covered dish Aug 10 Mary Barfield resigns as city secretary family moving to Pecos New secretary to be appointed Aug 24
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Balmorhea Federal Credit Union
Sharon Harrison
Helen Humphries
Weldon Gray
June Carter
Balmorhea Credit Union
Balmorhea
Verhalen
el Paso St
Amy McIntire
Pecos Girl Among 120 in Angelo State YCC Camp
About 120 youths ages 15 to 18 participate in the Youth Conservation Corps camp at Angelo State University. Maria Vick of Pecos is among attendees in its second year at ASU, housed in residence halls and paid about 75 dollars weekly plus room and board. Activities include ecology training and work on federal land with shade covers and barriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Conservation Corps
Angelo State University
Maria Vick
Pecos
ASU
U.S. Department of Interior
San Angelo
Marla Vick
Department of Interior
Sixty Immig ration offenses sentenced in Pecos court
U S Magistrate J M Preston of Pecos presided over a February session in which 82 defendants faced misdemeanor immigration violations. Sixty were sentenced to prison, others got probation or fines. Total fines reached 3050 dollars. Preston handled 10 post indictment arraignments, a bail review, seven initial appearances, six witness bail proceedings, eight indictments and eight bonds approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
J.M. Preston
Pecos
U.S. Immigration Naturalization Service
Preston
U.S. District Court
Western District of Texas
Grand
Western Grand Jury
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West Texas State
The
Royal Society of Art of Great Britain
District Court
N. Pecan
Luis Ontiveroz
Saragosa
Damon T. Compton
Saul F. Herrera
E. 4Th
Romeo Reyes
S. Mesquite
Victor E. Hernandez
Jose Carrera Machuca
Barbara Lou Bailey
W.C. Landtroop, Jr
S. Plum
Vivian L. McElligott
Marcelo R. Polanco
N. Walnut
Nancy Miller
Hackberry
Guadalupe G. Salazar
E. 15Th
Billy R. Atkins
Sacaton
Eugene Aguilar, Jr
W. 13Th
John B. Stickles
S. Eddy
Guadalupe Morales
Inez Hock
W. 7Th
Aida F. Herrera
Butler Earl Pippen
Toyahuale
Della M. Cassell
Adams
Cecil C. Kingston
Mary Irene Thomas
Francisco Morales
S. Elm
Craig Carrico
Irene Galindo
N. Cypress
Joe W. Scott
Hermeregildo Bejaran
Mary Dominguez Vejil
Cowan
Roy M. Lee, Jr
Albina A. Lara
Catarina N. Lara
Valley Road
Amelia B. Mora
W. 12Th
Thomas W. Diehl
Cruz Lopez Jimenez
Anne M. Smith
Jane B. Moore
Sharon Lynn Stephens
Francisco Garcia
S. Pecan
Joseph Gilbert Torres
Ernest C. Natividad
E. 8Th
Ines N. Patino
E.J. Shaw
F. Almendarez
S. Almond
Bob R. Brasher
Carol Uranga
Wyoming
Pete Fuentes
Joe Talamantez
Modess H. Snodgrass
Revere D. Diehl
Orla
Donna Woodard
Country Club
Rufina Ortega
S. Mulberry
Mattie Belle Ford
Washington
Ana Maria Ortega
LaRue C. Jackson
Jan Walters
S. Hackberry
Benny Mendoza
Madera Road
Armando Armendariz
Jesusita Chipman
Louisa A. Vasquez
S. Locust
Kenneth W. Wright
Francisco R. Baeza
Louis Lively
Juan M. Portillo
Warren Midkiff
Cayanosa
Gabe Bailey, Sr
Eulanda Milner
S. Alberta
John Q. Erskine
Frances Holley
Graciela Venegas
Magnolia
Joe L. Osborn
Lydia Garcia
Patricia Mollinary
Francisco O. Martinez
Lionisio Gomez
Ramon M. Lujan
E. B St
Sharon Glover
Miguel H. Lara
Frank M. Garcia
Gilbert Guerrero
E. 6Th
Patricio G. Brijalba
Joey Lee McMahon
Guadalupe H. Ramirez
S. Ash
Juan Garcia
Socorro M. Ornelas
Lona Creswell
Lioner C. Armendariz
Armando M. Nunez
Ninfa M. Hernandez
Gerry L. Waddell
Juanita M. Hernandez
Yolanda M. Rodriguez
Magdalena S. Reyes
John Hillman
Donald L. Conrad
Gregorio S. Valeriano
Martha Fleming
Iowa
Norman Monroe
Eddie Alveres Fuentez, Jr
Maria Carrillo
Delfino Lujan, Jr
Walnut
Ester Luna
N. Pe
Cash Grain
Chicago
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
South Cedar Street
Ken Dulaney
Lewis Barrett
Diane Osborn
Ruben Baca
Emily Galindo
Carlos Nichols
Mary Carpenter
Reeves, Ward, Loving, Culberson
Jeff Davis Counties
Pecos Enterprise
Area News
Catholic Center
Maria Matta
Daisy Cox
Houston
Wilbourn Carrico
Lisa of
Baird
Leonard Lethco
Woulster Ranch
Mary Barfield
Angelo State
YCC
Texas Department of Community Affairs
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