Reeves County jurors report for Reeves District Court
A panel of petit jurors is announced for Reeves District Court. Jurors are ordered to report Tuesday Aug 21 at 9 a.m. to Reeves County District Court. List includes Hector M. Chaves, Lee R. Brown, Joann Edwards, Patsy H. Garcia, Sisto R. Olivas, Guadalupe M. Ramon, Felipe Arredondo, Romelia B. Montes, Arturo E. Estrella, and others from Saragosa, Anson, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petiturors
Jane Ross
District Court of
Reeves County
Hector M. Chaves
Bois d’ Arc
Lee R. Brown
S. Eddy
Joann Edwards
Patsy H. Garcia
S. Mesquite
Sisto R. Olivas
Saragosa
Guadalupe M. Ramon
S. Locust
Felipe Arredondo
S. Elm
Romelia B. Montes
Arturo E. Estrella
Nicanor S. Fierro
S. Orange
Betty K. Weidner
Sampson
Wiley
S. Almond
Annie B. Langston
W. 2Nd
Janelle D
Pecos All Stars sweep Big Spring in semi pro baseball
In a weekend series at the South of I-20 field Pecos All Stars defeated Big Spring three games to one. Saturday Big Spring won 4-0 with Frankie Rubio tossing a three hit shutout. Pecos answered 13-1 in game two as Ismael Mendoza won. Sunday Pecos won 11-7 behind Tony Mendoza and 15-9 with Ismael Mendoza sealing the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ismael Mendoza
Pecos All-Stars
Big Spring All-Stars
I-20
All- Stars
Big Spring
Frankie Rubio
Tony Mendoza
Pecos
Richard Chavez
Charles Michaelis
Center
Genaro Rodriguez
Lee Serrano
Don Walker
John Salcido
Woman assistant principal chosen for Austin School
Bea Jenkins is the first woman to become assistant principal in the Pecos Barstow Toyah Independent School District. She will serve at Austin Elementary School after earning a BBA at Angelo State University and teaching experience in Monahans before joining Pecos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bea Jenkins
Pecos-Barstow - Toyah
Jenkins
Austin
Bea Minzenmayer
Abilene
Texas
Abilene Cooper High School
Angelo State University
Monahans
Pecos
Pat Jenkins
Angelo State U
Barstow
Duval
Jerry
Austin Elementary
Ginger
Pecos woman earns administrator certification and moves to Austin
Mrs. Jenkins, a Pecos High School teacher of seven years in business, plus one year in special education, earned a Master of Education and an Administrator's Certification from Sul Ross State University after five years of night classes. She plans to join Austin Elementary faculty and work with students and staff there while her husband and two children prepare for the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos High School
Jenkins
Sul Ross State University
Mrs. Jenkins
Austin
Young Homemakers Plan Events This Fall
The Young Homemakers met Aug 16 to review the Teachers In Service Breakfast held 8 to 9 am. They approved summer event success including a float for Golden Girl nominee Karen Rogers a Night in Old Pecos and a Golden Girl Luncheon. A banquet moved to Sept 7 at 7 pm. venue TBA. Lois Roach to crochet an afghan for Fall Fair. Holly Barrett to attend Area Convention at Big Spring Sept 15 as voting delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Rogers
Pecos
Lois Roach
Holly Barrett
Big Spring
Ann Vines
Ruth Cahill
Debbie Perkins
Balmorhea News School Board Minutes and Local Happenings
Sally Dominguez reports improved condition at Providence Hospital El Paso in room 365. Corina Brijalba and Amelia Carrillo take Danny Carrillo to San Marcos for West Texas State University. New Balmorhea residents Mr and Mrs R L McNatt and children move to Abercrombie farm. Balmorhea school board meets approves Water Oil contract, hires three teachers, and notes resignations. Inservice starts Aug 20, classes begin Aug 27 with schedule to be published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Dominguez
el Paso
Providence Hospital
Sally
Alfredo Matta
Efren Dominguez
Corina Brijalba
Amelia Carrillo
Danny Carrillo
San Marcos
West Texas State University
Conroe
Angelina
Jim Baldwin
Balmorhea
R.L. McNatt
Tracy
Hershel
Rosalie
Abercrombie Farm
Soil Conservation Office
Delbert Mooney
McNatts
Paris
Texas
C.T. Gray
Butch Weinacht
Billy Moore
Tony Parker
Jennifer Rodriguez
Fort Davis
June Greenlee
Water Oil Company
Gilda Morales
Betty Sparks
Sharon Nichols
Cordelia Smith
Cies
Allen Gilbert
Bill King
Two Mexicans Sentenced to 179 Days Each for Illegal Entry
Jose Madrid Trujillo aged 30 and his brother Roberto Madrid Trujillo aged 28 were sentenced to 179 days in prison by U.S. Magistrate J M Preston in Pecos after pleading guilty to unlawfully being in the United States. Madrid Trujillo brothers had prior convictions for illegal entry, four and three times respectively, and acknowledged in open court their rights in English and Spanish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
J.M. Preston
Pecos
United States
Jose Madrid-Trujillo
Roberto Madrid-Trujillo
Jose
Roberto
Calendar of Pecos Area Coming Events
Community clubs meet weekly in Pecos area venues including Lions clubs at American Motor Inn and Lions Den, Optimist Club in Saragosa Hall, and many senior center activities at 119 S. Cedar. Repeat listings note TOPS groups, Al-Non AA, Leche League, and painting sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
American Motor Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Cantaloupe City CB Club
CPS Reddy Room
Citizens Center
S. Cedar
Huff and Pa
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
Senior Citizens
Downtown Lions Club
Holiday Inn
Senior Citizens Center
Huff and Puff
Pecos Rotary Club
Pecos Jaycees
Alpine Lodge
Defective brakes cause Pecos vehicle crash and store damage
Pecos Police cite Francisco A. Bailon for defective brakes after his late model vehicle hit a plate glass window at Terrazas Furniture on 133 S. Oak, with damage listed at 344.58. Karen Marie Kelly receives a citation for failure to yield right of way after a collision near Adams and Arizona involving a 1976 model and a 1979 model sedan. Police also investigate criminal mischief at 2308 Cactus Apt B where a rear windshield was broken, with damage estimated at 250. The incident occurred between Saturday evening and Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Robert C. Hinojos
S. Walnut
Louis Morales Espinoza
de Villa Trailer Park
S. Willow
South Cedar
Walthall
Francisco A. Bailon
Saragosa
Terrazas Furniture
S. Oak
Bailon
Karen Marie Kelly
John Kimberly Anderson
Adams
Arizona
Cactus
Apt. B
Herrera Wins National Guard Award At Unit Barbecue
The B Battery 3rd Battalion 133 FA National Guard held its annual barbecue with awards day. Special honors went to SSG Eloy Herrera for the SSG Angel Olibas annual award, SP4 Billy Burleson for Soldier of the Year, and SP4 Sammy Pagan for Soldier of the Month. Capt. John Turner presented the awards to a unit drawn from Odessa Pecos Midland and nearby towns.
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133
FA National Guard
SSG
Angel Olibas
SSG Olibas
Eloy Herrera
Barilla
Pecos
SP4
Billy Burleson
Odessa
Sammy Pagan
Midland
John Turner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pecos Enterprise Report
Reeves District Court
New York
Wall
Gulf Oil
RCA
IBM
Getty Oil
Great Western Financial
New York Cotton Exchange
Chicago
DOW Jones
A.m
Indus
Juan R. Madrid
Toyah
Alleyne C. Christopher
Danny Reyes
S. Llocust
Carrie M. Holloway
S. Plum
Ruth P. Gregory
Jackson
Earl C. Moore
Morris
Crawford Hughes
Iowa
Guadalupe G
E. 9Th St
John D. Jackson
S. Park
Barbara Pendleton
Mesquite
Mary H. Rodriguez
S. Ash
Delia V. Fuentes
Martinez
Alexander J. Kulik
West 5Th
Maria L. Turin
W. B
Mary E. Meek
Jackson Blvd
Marvin L. Smith
Normandy
Tula V. Huffman
Patricio Brijalba, Jr
Victor H. Rodriguez
Airbase
Claudia D. Wingo
Ines Contreras
Ernesta Martinez
S. Sycamore
Frances P. Garcia
S. Elm St
Elva Orona
E. 8Th St
Barbara F. Omelas
Sunset
Conception C. Zapata
Elsa C. Munoz
Mary B. Gomez
Manuela D. Mariscal
W. 13Th
John W. Clark
Hilda Torres
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
South Cedar Street
Ken Dulaney
Lewis Barrett
Emily Galindo
Carlos Nichols
Mary Carpenter
Srands
Reeves
Ward
Loving, Culberson
Jeff Devise
Wm Ebvence
Pecos Enterprise
Bond
Luis Michael Rodriguez
Justice of the Peace
Phyllis Salyer
Raul Florez
Rodriguez
West Third
Rainbow Court
Young Homemakers
Cora Moore
Reeves County Hospital
Herrera
National Guard
Airlawn Center
Wackers
S. Eady
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