Court of Honor for Boy Scout Pek No 90
Boy Scout Pek No 90 of Troop 90 sponsored by First Baptist Church held a Court of Honor on Tuesday night January 30. Supper served to boys, parents and guests. Twenty scouts and fifty attendees. candles lit for Tenderfoot through Star, with Gold Star pins awarded by Mrs. Barmore, Mrs. Keely, and Mrs. Jenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of
First Baptist Church
John Sullivan
Ed Stafford
Pecos Valley District of
Boy Scouts
Leman Barmore
Eugene Keely
Jimmy Jenson
Political Calendar for Primary Election Period
February 5 last day to file for primary ballot. February 12 county committee sets election costs. February 26 final candidate payment due. March 5 first day to apply for mail absentee ballot. April 15 first day of in person absentee voting. April 24 to 26 period for filing campaign expenses. April 30 last day for in person absentee voting. May 4 first primary election. May 7 canvass returns. May 1 county convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Executive Committee
Private Loftin Jr. joins 37th Artillery in Korea
In Korea Private First Class William H. Loftin Jr. 18 son of Mr and Mrs Loftin of 317 North Cedar Pecos has been assigned to the 6th Battalion of the 2nd Infantry Division's 37th Artillery as an artilleryman in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Loftin, Jr
N. Cedar, Pecos
2Nd Infantry Division
37Th Artillery
Korea
Citation Issued In Sideswiping On U S 80 East Of Barstow
Louis Arthur Phillippi of Pecos received a citation for no driver license and failure to pass to the left safely after his 1954 Ford pickup sideswiped Atilano F. Villescas Jr. of Pecos in a 1967 Mustang three miles east of Barstow on U S 80 at 5 30 p m Saturday. No injuries and minor vehicle damage were reported. Highway Patrolman Floyd South of the Department of Public Safety investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Arthur Phillippi
Pecos
Atilano F. Villescas Jr
Barstow
U.S. Hwy
Letter from Freeland son in Philippines on Vietnam War
A week’s letter from W A Freeland, son of Rev and Mrs J H Freeland, serving in the US Naval Air Corps in the Philippines, argues that Vietnam’s fate hinges on U S public support. He cites setbacks for communists in Indonesia and gains elsewhere, asserting victory depends on Americans backing troops at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A. Freeland
J. H. Freeland
US Naval Air Corps
Philippines
Vietnam
Indonesia
Thailand
Korea
States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boy Scout Pek No. 90
Fernand
Sor Dewayne Fletch
Court OF Honor
United States
Richard C White
Ncumbent
Dorsey B. Hardeman
A.B. Mail
Couty Commissioners Precinct
Arringtonmbent
County Atorney B. Ver
County Taessor- Rs. (Inc
Athney
Nosey L
Mari
Justice OF the
W.B. (Boyd
Tire
Penneys
Carne Adovado
Peyton
Bologna
Farrtoes
Glover
Chiquita Brand
Pepsi Cola
Depsi
Mendolake
Vienna
Keebler
Pants
Crea
Penn
Colgate Palmolive
Shurfine
Roxie
STE Grocery ¢ Market
Texas
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