Volunteer Corner highlights needs in Reeves County Pecos
The Enterprise details the Volunteer Corner series with cases from the Department of Human Resources in Pecos. Readers are urged to help aged and disabled individuals, noting a blind elderly lady needing TV repairs, an elderly man seeking faucet repairs, and requests for light yard work while thanking donors who supplied fans.
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Department of Human Resources
Pecos
Stocks slip near milestone as Dow holds midday gains
New York AP reports a mixed midday trading session with the Dow Jones industrial average up briefly on early gains, then retreating on profit taking. Volume stays heavy at 23.84 million shares, with about 630 stocks rising and 630 falling. Cotton futures ease while wheat corn oats and soybeans quote modest moves. Dow Jones averages at 888.14 for 30 Industrials at 11 a.m.
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New York
Dow Industrial
New York Cotton Exchange
Humphries Named Toyah Postmaster Effective Aug 11
Hazel C. Humphries is appointed postmaster at Toyah effective Saturday, Aug 11. She previously served as a postal clerk in Saragosa since July 1, 1975. Postmaster selections for small offices are merit based from candidates’ lists to the Sectional Center Manager in Midland.
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D. E. Holster
Midland
Hazel C. Humphries
Toyah
Humphries
Saragosa
Two Mexican Citizens Sentenced for Illegal Entry
Aliens Israel Hernandez-Sigala aged 18 and Valentin Oreste Torres aged 36 were each sentenced by U S Magistrate J M Preston in Pecos to 179 days in prison for misdemeanor illegal entry. Hernandez-Sigala has 17 prior apprehensions in the Marfa Sector and has repeatedly returned to the United States. Torres, also known as Valentin Torres and Juan Torres, was arrested in Fort Stockton and has a history of deportation for violating immigration law.
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United States
U.S
J. M. Preston
Pecos
Israel Hernandez-Sigala
Valentin Oreste- Torres
Hernandez-Sigala
Marfa
Mexico
Oreste Torres
Valentin Torres
Juan Torres
Fort Stockton
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Two year old Cristi Cox Needs Heart Surgery
Cristi Cox a two year old from Pecos Texas born with a heart defect had surgery at 22 days old for heart and intestines. A corrective catheterization is planned in Dallas August 22 with Dr Johnson at Medical Center. Donations may be sent to The Pecos Enterprise to assist with travel X rays and motel costs.
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Christi
Medical Center Hospital
Dallas
Cristi Cox
Parks
Bexar Hospital
San Antonio
Johnson
Medical Center
Cristi
Misti
Ozona
Texas
Pecos
Deborah
Holiday Inn
Ann Shaw
Louise Cranfill
Cox
Frick to Perform Gospel Music at Assembly of God
Frick known as Mr Gospel Guitar will present a gospel music program at First Assembly of God Church today Thursday at 7 30 p m All interested persons are invited to attend Also included is a note on tire inflation from an Illinois Tech survey noting high underinflation rates in summer and winter and urging monthly to weekly checks with an accurate gauge to save gas
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Bob Scott Frick
Assembly of God
Save Gas ON Air New York
Illinois Institute of Technology
Firestone
Jack B. Scarcliff
Scarcliff
Bristol
Conn
Pecos Vikings Tourney Thanks Supporters
The Pecos Vikings Semi-Pro team thank merchants clubs and individuals who aided their fifth annual tournament held August 11-12 at the new park south of I-20. Coaches Joe Mendoza and Julio Torres note donations from Pecos Evening Optimist Club Duval Corporation Popular Thriftway Big Ben Coca-Cola Co Las Palmas Restaurant Western Club Orozco Exxon R&D Auto Sales Alberto Varela Antonio Segovia Johnny Salcido and grant radio broadcast support from KIU.
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Pecos Vikings
I-20
Joe Mendoza
Julio Torres
Pecos Evening Optimist Club
Duval
Pecos Gold advances to winner bracket in 12 under hardball
Pecos Gold defeated Kermit Nationals 15 to 4 to move into the winners bracket of the 12 and under tournament at the Little League Field. Ft. Stockton Nationals upset Monahans Astros 6 to 3 in the opening game.
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Pecos Gold
Kermit Nationals
Little League Field
Ft. Stockton Nationals
Monahans Astros
Pecos Purple
Monahans Giants
Ft. Stockton American
Kermit American
Fort Worth man deferred in alien aiding case
Ismael Saldivar-Loera, 28, a Fort Worth resident and legal resident alien, pleaded guilty in U.S. Magistrate J.M. Preston’s Pecos court to aiding and abetting three illegal aliens. Sentencing deferred to 2 p.m. August 29 after a presentence report, with bond set at $15,000. He appeared August 7 and was allowed to obtain local counsel.
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Fort Worth
U.S
J.M. Preston
Pecos
Ismael Saldivar-Loera
Fifth Ave
The Etruscan Shrew: smallest adult mammal at three inches
The Etruscan Shrew measures about three inches in length, marking it the smallest known adult mammal. Researchers note its tiny size and specialized adaptations enable survival in limited habitats.
Obituary for Lew Allen Huelster 1962 1979 Balmorhea Pecos
Services for Lew Allen Huelster age 16 will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the First Methodist Church in Balmorhea. Interment in Balmorhea Cemetery under Pecos Funeral Home direction. Born Pecos November 8 1962 died at Little Rivers Plantation Arkansas August 15 1979. He was a student.
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Lew Allen Huelster
First Methodist
Balmorhea
Pecos
New Austin Principal Gerald Grove Eyes New Era
Gerald W. Grove becomes Austin Elementary principal after years as Pecos assistant principal and former Pecos High English and Spanish teacher. Born in Mona hans and raised in Imperial, he earned a BA from Angelo State and a Master of Education from Sul Ross State University. Married to Carolyn Hooker Aug 19 1967, they have two children. Grove plans to sustain Interscholastic League activities, the Spring track meet, and an active PTA while his wife pursues elementary education.
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Grove
Angelo State University
Sul Ross State University
PHS
Carolyn Hooker
Houston
Randall
Austin
Kevin
Pecos
Sul Ross
Gerald W. Grove
Austin Elementary School
Robert Hinojos
Coming events in the Pecos Area
Community clubs and meetings listed by day across Pecos Balmorhea Barstow La Leche League Sixteenth of September Committee and Young Homemakers. Activities include Lions Club Optimist Club Rotary Jaycees and Senior Citizens Center gatherings with times and locations.
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Pecos
Optimist Club
Saragosa Hall
Pecos AA
Al-Non
N. Oak
Balmorhea
Old Senior Citizens Center
Second Hickory
Eddy St
Barstow Lions Club
Barstow Community Center
Wyoming
Downtown Lions Club
Holiday Inn
Senior Citizens Center
S. Cedar
Huff and Puff
Pecos Rotary Club
Pecos Jaycees
Alpine Lodge
Santa Rosa Church
Young
Country Club Dr
Woman held for alleged burglary
A 21 year old Debra Kaye Reagan was in Reeves County Correctional in Pecos on bonds totaling 30000 after arrest Tuesday at Lone Star motel on burglary unauthorized use of a motor vehicle and forgery charges. She appeared before Justice of the Peace Phyllis Salyer and was remanded to custody. A case began with a burglary report at 2202 S Hackberry. stolen checks keys and cash were involved. Officers located the pickup at the motel and learned a check was cashed at Bob's Thriftway nearby. She was arrested and charged.
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Debra Kaye Reagan
Reeves County
Pecos
Lone Star
West Third
Justice of the Peace
Phyllis Salyer
Tennessee
Reeves County Sheriff’s Department
Raul Florez
James Lumpkin
S. Hackberry
Sheriff's Department
Bob’s Thriftway Store
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