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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1968

Page

2

Upland Cotton Growers Vote For 1969 Marketing Quotas

Preliminary results show upland cotton growers vote 95.8 percent in favor of 1969 crop quotas with 276 122 for and 12 043 against from a total of 288 165. ELS quotas pass 90.4 percent with 2 183 for and 233 against. Penalties apply to excess production. county figures list Reeves County with upland and ELS tallies.

U.S. Department of Agriculture

Tips Must Be Reported By Every Employee

Wilbur G. Park of Internal Revenue in Pecos Texas states that any employee who receives cash tips of twenty dollars or more in a calendar month must report the tip amount to the employer. Tips are taxable for income and Social Security and must be reported by the 10th of the following month. The IRS offers free Document No 5635 explaining requirements and providing forms and daily tip records for twelve months.

Wilbur G. Park Internal Revenue Pecos Texas Internal Revenue Service

Letters to the Editor and Christmas Tree Origins

A Dear Editor letter cautions about student SDS activity at Texas Tech, urging public protest and FBI inquiries. A second piece explores the origins of the Christmas Tree with legends involving Martin Luther Saint Boniface and early Teutons.

Lubbock Berkeley SDS Texas Tech Communist Party U.S. A Martin Luther Saint Boniface Teutons Wilfred

Black Coffee Isn’t Sober Up Drunk Drivers

The Texas Safety Association warns black coffee does not sober drinkers nor does a full stomach. It cites a study showing alcohol effects persist and safety depends on amount and time elapsed.

Texas Safety Association Robert F. Miller Safety Association Miller

Hospital Notes December 1968 Admissions and Discharges

A list of patients admitted and discharged from a hospital between November 8 and December 14, 1968. Names include Gudrun Sathite, David Rodriguez Jr., Ramon Ortega, Eva Vasquez, Velma Stratton, Emma Ysassi, Asa A Moore, Laura Shipp, Marianne Ingram, Bertha Montoya, and multiple Whitaker, Garcia, and McCarrell family entries. Also a holiday snack tip suggesting garnishing wafers with sliced dry sausages and meats.

Ortega Baby Bonnie Foster Severo Mendoza Joe Gomez Gudrun Sathite David Rodriguez, Jr Ramon Ortega Victor Howell Modesta Ortega Baby Ygnacio Chavez, Jr Mary Ortega Bryan Whitaker Donna Whitaker Howard Whitaker Teresa Whitaker Alex Garcia Juanita Brockman Adonica Farely Robert Brijalba Bertha Montoya Cedilla Norma Jean Reynolds Elfida Garcia Eva Vasquez Martilde Luera Emma Ysassi Asa A. Moore Laura Annie Shipp Velma Stratton R. B. McCarrell Yolanda Salgado William Kelley Marianne Ingram Adonica Farley Bertha Muniz Martha Vasquez Teresa Lynn Whitaker Donna Jean Whitaker Howard Eugene Whitaker Bryan Eugene Whitaker

Eagles Lose 3 Straight In Stockton Tourney

In the Stockton tournament Pecos trails 17-5 early and 32-12 at halftime as El Paso Eastwood defeats Pecos 64-40. Ephriam leads Pecos with 10 points while Davis adds 7 and Shorter 7 as the team fights back with 18 points in the final period.

Davis Rodriguez Ephriam Arias Lee Hamilton Shorter Pecos el Paso Eastwood Rodriquez Eagles Carter

Elegant Vegetable Extras Create Festive Atmosphere

Gwendolyne Clyatt of Texas A&M offers tips for festive vegetable platters. She suggests arranging two or three vegetables on one plate with bold seasonings for color and heat retention. Fresh seasonal items include potatoes onions celery cabbage carrots broccoli and greens.

Gwendolyne Clyatt Texas A&m University Clyatt

Christmas Face and Stocking Giver Tale

A lively festive note urges wearing a Christmas face and merry spirit while filling stockings. It friends a modern Miss Shell who favors clean, fragrant creams over greasy washes, promising a brighter, soap free holiday.

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