Records of Admits and Dismissals for July 1968 Daycare
For the record list documents admissions dismissals and infant names across dates July 22 to July 28 1968. Individuals include Mike Villa Rosabelle Cook Olga Renteria and many babies with surnames Mendoza Orozco Arras Muniz Orozco and others. The record notes multiple ad mits dis misses and infant identifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Villa
Joe Rayos
Rosabelle Cooksey
Olga Renteria
Baby Boy
Sister Of Tea Kellough Buried Man
Mrs. Emmett Richardson, 71, sister of Tea Kellough of Pecos, buried Monday at Trinity Memorial Park Big Spring after services at Nalley Pickle Rosewood Chapel. Died Sunday at home after a short illness born October 19 1896 in Indian Territory Oklahoma moved to Howard County 1929 from Lovington New Mexico. Survivors include daughter Mrs Robert James of Arlington son FE R Richardson of Big Spring four sisters including Hattie Jeter and Thora Langham of Albuquerque and Tea Kellough Pecos brother Charlie Smith Albuquerque four grandchildren six great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Richardson
Tea Kellough
Pecos
Trinity Memorial Park
Big Spring
Nalley- Pickle Rosewood
Richardson
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Howard County
Lovington
New Mexico
Apostolic Faith Church
Robert James
Arlington
R. Richardson
Hattie Jeter
Thora Langham
Albuquerque
Charlie Smith
Reeves County Bond Sales Reach 4.2 Percent
A Reeves County report from Archie Scott of the Savings Bonds Committee shows six months of 1968 sales totaling 46361 dollars. June sales reached 4978 dollars, achieving 42 percent of the county’s sales goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Scott
Reeves County Savings Bonds Committee
Reeves County
Elliott Rites In Lone Oak
Funeral services for Leo W. Elliott 69 of Lone Oak Texas were held at 3 p.m. Sunday at First Methodist Church Lone Oak with Rev Francis Sayles and Rev Charles Hart officiating. Burial followed at Forest Park Cemetery Greenville. He was a life long Lone Oak resident born December 17 1898 in Commerce. He married Louise Ende in 1926 and was a longtime owner operator of Elliott Funeral Home. He died Friday at 1 30 p.m. Survivors include his widow a son Leo Jr of Pecos a daughter Mrs Dorothy Burk Lone Oak two brothers Gary Elliott Levelland and T E Trice Elliott Royce City and nine grandchildren. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo W. Elliott
Lone Oak
Texas
First Methodist
Francis Sayles
Charles Hart
Forest Park
Greenville
Elliott
Leo Elliott, Jr
Pecos
Commerce
James L
Amy Hunt Elliott
Louise Ende
Wesley College
First Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Elliott Funeral Home
Leo, Jr
Dorothy Burk
Gary Elliott
Levelland
T. E. (Trice) Elliott
Royce City
Rudd Hughes
Henry Bailey
M. V. Corley
Glenn Rabb
Orville Smart
Pete Abbott
Dee Dellah
Fred Trimble
Wildcats Rally To A 14-7 Win Over Stockton
The Pecos Wildcats defeated the Fort Stockton Blue Sox 14-7 at Barn-Nite Club Field in Pecos. Trailing 7-1 in the bottom of the sixth, Pecos rallied with six runs to seize the lead and pull off a convincing victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos Wildcats
Fort Stockton Blue Sox
Pecos
Last Rites for Pecos Woman Artie Mae Bender
Last rites were held for Mrs. Artie Mae Bender 48 at Pecos Funeral Home Chapel. Burial followed at Kermit Cemetery. She died at 11 p.m. Thursday in Winkler County Hospital after living in Pecos four years and being a Church of Christ member. Survivors include husband Bill Bender of Pecos two sons Terry K. Pickett of Houston Danny E. Pickett of Odessa one daughter Mrs Jowell Ward of Houston two brothers Roy C. Moore of Pecos Benny W. Moore of El Paso one sister Mrs J B Woodley of Pecos and her father B E Moore of Pecos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artie Mae Bender
Pecos Funeral Home
Kermit Cemetery
Odessa
Jowell Ward
Houston
Roy C. Moore
Pecos
Benny W. Moore
el Paso
J. B. Woodley
B. E. Moore
Savage Rites Here Monday
Funeral services for Mrs. Dru Cilla Savage 58 of 1154 South Cedar were held at Pecos Funeral Home Chapel at 2 p.m. Monday after a lengthy illness. She died at Memorial Hospital early Saturday. She had lived in Pecos ten years and is survived by husband Bill Savage three sons Billy Savage Santa Barbara California Bob Savage Farmington New Mexico and Ken Savage Monahans a sister two brothers seven grandchildren and Mrs. Don A. Lloyd of 432 S. Maple is among her relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dru Cilla Savage
South Cedar
Pecos Funeral Home
Pecos Wins Behind Bishop Late Rally
In the bottom of the seventh the game tied, and in the eighth Pecos Cellular Wildcats added seven runs to secure the victory. Albert Bishop earned the win on the mound for Pecos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildcats
Pecos
Albert Bishop
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Wilson Thrift
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Miracle
Can
Dox
UL At
Folger’s
Mademoiselle
Lt Weewar
Chuck Roast
Grover
Gladiola
Mission
Hosp AL
Mendoza
Boy Orozco
Girl Arras
Anita Orozco
Rosa Arras
Eva M. Mendoza
Gary Lee
Boy Muniz
Esperanza Muniz
Basiliza Baleriano
Yvonne Davis
Henry Henderson
Julia Contress
Contrer
Artie Bender
Frank Magee
Eva Mendosa
Eloisa Vasquez
Vasquez
Alice Speh
Elva Estrella
Estrella
Judy Lewis
Judy Heard
Heard
Lewis
Irene Reyes
Reyes
Elvira Lujan
Gilbert Sotello
Lujan
Julia Contreras
Gary Nunnery
Mickey Jennings
June Davis
Faviola Trujillo
Otis Sweatman
Lois Basquez
S. Park PE
Keebler
Ois
Swift
Santa Rosa
Joe’s Superette
S. Cedar
Man
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
Ord Rowden
Congress
S. Cedar Street
Carrier Boy
United States
Daggett & Eddy
U.S
New Freedom
Stockton
George Ortega Sepeda
Republic
Weldon Brookshire
Highway 17
Stafford Boulevard
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