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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1970

Page

3

Happiness in a New Dress Inspires Kindness

An 8 year old girl wore a too small torn dress and ate an orange crayon until help arrived. She received three new dresses and began skipping home with a smile. The piece notes joy in comfort and pride and includes local notices of theft and lost items at Jack and Bill's Mobil station and the Western Club.

Elizabeth Dennison Jack Bill Mobil W. Hwy Glenn Vandiver Emma Wright Western Club Harold Smith D. J. Wren

Funeral for James F. Ross Held in Pecos Relative

Graveside rites were held Saturday for James F. Ross former Pecos resident who died in Carlsbad New Mexico. He was 72 and had lived in Carlsbad 23 years with World War I service. Survivors include a son Lt Col James K Ross and four brothers and three sisters. Carpenter Denton Funeral Home of Carlsbad oversaw arrangements.

James F. Ross Pecos Carlsbad N. M Ross Pearlsburg Jas. F. Ross James K. Ross U.S. Army Japan Bert Ross Palm Springs Calif Adam Ross Bronxville N. Y Harry Ross Scottsdale Ariz Larry Ross Byron Lackey Jane Ross Mes Harry Hinkle Alexandria Carpenter-Denton Funeral Home

Andrews Wins Top Spot In "B" Team Tournament

The Pecos Rowdies lost the championship to Ft. Stockton 56-48 in the B team tournament held Friday and Saturday. Andrews Mustangs edged Ft. Stockton 55-53 for the title, with Leach and Gray among All Tournament picks. Ft. Stockton 2nd, Ector consolation, Carlsbad Mid Hi sportsmanship honored.

Andrews Pecos Rowdies Ft. Stockton Panthers Andrews Mustangs Moss Carlsbad Mid Gray McDavid Ector Leach Pecos Carlsbad Mid Rowdies Stockton Pecos Jvs Jimmy Simmons Chris Spray Johnny Fuentes Spray Louie Roman Luis Rodriguez Dub Smith Cecil Stickels Kathy McAnally Joy Ferguson Luann Hamilton Janice Williams Carlsbad Mid Hi

Pecos Eagles Fall In El Paso Meet

The Pecos Eagles lost to Ysleta 56 80 and to Parkland 68 101 in El Paso. Norman Tinkler led with 20 points, Don Cameron 12, and several players added 4 to 10 points. Twelve players fouled out across the two games as Pecos ended with four on the floor. The Eagles host Van Horn tomorrow night after a 64 61 win over Pecos in the first outing of the season by the WH Eagles.

Pecos Eagles el Paso Ysleta Eagles Norman Tinkler Don Cameron Coy Davis Jimmy White Larry Terry Scott Lewis Parkland Charles Pattillo Gam Pecos Pa‘tillo Tinkler Davis Cameron White Terry Lewis George Edmonson Walker Billy Wooten van Horn Eagles WH Eagles Rowdies

School Menu for Tuesday December 8

The menu lists hamburger steak with brown gravy, whipped potatoes, peach and cottage cheese salad, prune spice cake, hot rolls with butter and milk for Tuesday December 8.

Enrollment Up In Pecos Barstow Schools

After the second six weeks, Pecos Barstow schools report 4 687 students this year vs 4 438 last year an increase of 249. Regular students kindergarten through 12 total 4 585 with 102 adults in special education. Attendance averages 94.62 percent for 1970 71.

Pecos- Barstow

Dorr Home Burglarized In Odessa Pecos car thefts tied to break-in

A crime spree began Saturday night with two stolen cars and a Pecos burglary. Ronald R. Hinseley’s 1966 Volkswagen from Odessa vanished and later police found Miss Lynn Allen’s 1966 Plymouth moved from Bell Acres. John J. Dorr’s home at 1712 Jefferson was entered. a Polaroid camera and pillboxes were taken. Investigators include Austin Cozart and deputy Wendell Taylor.

Ronald R. Hinseley 14Th Odessa Bell Motel Pecos Allen Austin Cozart A.B. Nail Wendell Taylor

In Spite Of Season Lock Your Doors

A Pecos grandmother found Christmas gifts missing after a burglar entered a spare bedroom. The piece urges readers to lock doors when leaving home to protect against theft and keep the season merry.

Pecos

Savings Bond Sales Totals for Reeves County in October

Reeves County United States Savings Bond sales reached 5257 for October, with ten month total 88121, 63 percent of the 1970 county goal. Texas October sales were 15665733, year to date 151968956, 84 percent of state goal. County Chairman Archie B. Scott and the Bond Committee urged Bonds as Christmas gifts and noted free gift envelopes at banks.

United States Savings Reeves County Archie B. Scott Texas United States Savings Bonds Sey

Second Six Weeks Honor Roll Across District Levels

The Pecos High School and Barstow Elementary honor lists for the second six weeks are released by Supt. Ray Whitley. Highest honors include Elizabeth Sutton and Sally Meek. various grades list multiple students with honors. In Austin Texas, fans celebrate Texas Longhorns victory over Arkansas as police arrest more than 225 revelers near the UT campus amid packed city jails and celebrations.

Ray Whitley Pecos High School Elizabeth Sutton Sally Meek Greg Anderson Paula Casillas Brenda Corbin Estella de la Rosa Connie Johnson Mary Kay Jordan Gabriel Ortiz Cheryl Ray Tommy Richmond Sharon Smith Kathleen Teague Norman Tinkler Bill Willman Regina Fable Ernest Felts Manuel Hernandez Chuck Hubbs Bobby Staniford Joal Thompson Austin

HEW Allotments Made to 16th District Public Schools

Congressman Richard C White announced a Title I grant of 1 93775949 to the 16th District public schools under the ESEA. The Office of Education based awards on low income and public care indicators with 13209 qualifying children across counties. Individual district allotments will be set by the Texas Education Agency.

Richard C. White Office of Education Department of Health, Education and Welfare 16Th Congressional District 16Th 16Th District Brewster Culberson el Pano Hudspeth Jeff Davis Pecos Presidio Reeves Terrell Ward Winkler Loving County Texas Education Agency

Fire crews tackle trailer fire at B and B Wrecking Yard

Firemen answered a call to B B Wrecking Yard yesterday at 7 41 am after a tourist reported a trailer on fire. The same trailer was reported on Thursday night and contains tortilla flour. Firefighters worked 44 minutes to extinguish the recurring blaze.

B&b Wrecking Yard

Tryouts For Movie Set Wednesday In town director seeks child actors

Mel Barker arrives to supervise a film based on a Little Rascals style comedy. Open tryouts for ages 3 to 15 are at the State Theatre 4 to 5 PM and 7 to 8 PM Wednesday then at the Community Center. One parent must attend first interview. later rehearsals allow independence.

Mel Barker State Theatre

Bill O'Neal Returns From Vietnam Duty

Bill O Neal returns to the United States aboard the Shrangri La an aircraft carrier soon to be mothballed after thirteen months in Vietnam. He will be discharged when the ship reaches Mayport Florida where his wife Janice Box will join him on December 17 with their children Deborah and Jeffrey. His parents are Mr and Mrs Loring Box and Mr and Mrs Martin O Neal of Dallas formerly Pecos.

Bill O'Neal United States Bill Vietnam U. S. Navy Mayport Fla Janice Box Florida Deborah Jeffrey Loring Box Martin O'Neal Dallas Pecos

Pecos Eagle Band members named to All-Regional

Nine Pecos Eagle musicians earned All-Regional honors after a Permian High School Odessa competition. Names include Carrico Ramsey Hagar Rogers Harding Moore Simpson Teague and Casimir. All-Regional concert set in Odessa January 9 with Ramsey also vying for All-State in Lubbock January 26 1971.

Pecos High School Odessa Craig Carrico Melinda Ramsey Jimmy Ann Hagar Becky Rogers Lisa Harding Mary Margaret Moore Vicki Simpson Kathleen Teague Carol Casimir Miss Ramsey Lubbock Pecos Eagle Band Permian High School Bill Carrico

Cotton Market Activity and Prices in Western Regions

The USDA reports active trading in Western cotton markets with rising demand from foreign mills and increased offerings traded. Prices strengthened for Strict Low Middling and lower grades while sale prices held for higher grades. Fresno and Phoenix reports show mid 24.35 and 22.75 to 27.50 cent per pound quotes with weekly purchases totaling 96,510 and 23,313 bales respectively.

Consumer and Marketing Service USDA San Joaquin Valley Fresno Fresno Cotton Exchange Phoenix Phoenix Cotton Exchange el Paso Los

Texas Weather Improves as Warmer Air Arrives

The Associated Press reports a quilt of clouds over Texas from Galveston to Dallas with clearer skies elsewhere. Morning temps ranged from the 30s to 60s coastwise, Dalhart 26 degrees, Amarillo 30, Corpus Christi 65, Dallas 43, and Corpus Christi 65, with fair skies and a warmup expected statewide. Sunday highs reached 81 in Brownsville and 55 in Texarkana, while Dallas fell to 33 by 9 p.m.

Associated Press Texas Galveston Island Dallas South Dalhart Panhandle Amarillo Texarkana San Angelo San Antonio Lubbock Dalas Corpus Christi Brownsville Texactkana

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