Balmorhea Couple Wed in Toyah Baptist Church
Diana Ruth Compton and Wayne Tollett married at Toyah Baptist Church on Saturday February 10, with Rev. Bob Milligan officiating. Music by Mrs. Odes O'Rear, singing by Betty Lofton and Joan Parker, reception at Toyah Community Center. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Compton of Balmor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Ruth Compton
Wayne Tollett
Toyah Baptist Church
Bob Milligan
Odes O'Rear
Betty Lofton
Joan Parker
Sally Tucker
Nancy Ingrem
Joe Tollett
Ronnie Tucker
Austin Tucker
Jennifer Byrne
Stocks Rally Keeps Market Thrust Into Noon
Stocks rose to midday highs with the Dow at 833.51 as gains outpaced losses on the NYSE. B F Goodrich jumped on strong Q4 results while Wolverine World Wide eased on takeover speculation. Cotton and grain futures edged higher as a broad market rally persisted.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
B.F. Goodrich
Wolverine
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Chicago
New York Cotton Exchange
Reeves County Homemakers Meeting Planned for Thursday
The Reeves County Young Homemakers will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the CPS Reedy room. Millie Villa Lobos will present a microwave oven cooking demonstration and Chris Hinz will show a cancer film. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves County Young Homemakers
C.P.S. Reedy Room
Millie Villalobos
Chris Hinz
No gospel meeting rescheduled for February 17
The Odessa Chapter of the Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship informs readers that the date submitted to The Enterprise was incorrect. The meeting was held on February 10, and no meeting will be held on February 17 as previously reported.
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Odessa
Full Gospel Businessmen's Fellowship
The
Enterprise
Jail Terms For Illegal U S Entry In Pecos Roundup
Three of four Mexican citizens convicted of illegally entering the United States were sentenced by U S Magistrate J M Preston in Pecos. Rosario Soto Pagan 24 received 179 days, Juan Castro Nava 25 got 120 days, Raymundo Contreras Cerda 50 earned 179 days with time served, Francisco Javier Franco Rodriguez 22 was remanded to U S Marshal custody with a $7500 appearance bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U.S
J.M. Preston
Pecos
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Rosario Soto-Pagan
Mexico
Juan Castro-Nava
Raymundo Contreras- Cerda
el Paso
Francisco Javier Franco Rodriguez
Odessa hosts Connally coffee during West Texas tour
Republican presidential candidate John Connally and his wife Nellie will attend a Friday coffee in Odessa at the Inn of the Golden West at 2 p.m. on February 23 as part of a Texas tour. Event chairman Jay Poynor announced the plans with a large local hosts committee and no admission charge. The event is open to all Texans regardless of party, with the contact number 367-8608 for additional information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Connally
Nellie
Odessa
West Texas
Jay Poynor
John Ben Shepperd
Tom Rodman
Inn of the Golden West
Poynor
Pecos Boy Assigned to Fort Hood
Pvt. David W. Johnson, son of Mrs. Betty Hall of Pecos, has been assigned as a telephone wireman with the First Cavalry Division at Fort Hood Texas. Johnson's father C. Johnson resides in Abilene Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Johnson
Betty Hall
S. Cherry
First Cavalry Division
Fort Hood
Texas
Johnson
C. Johnson
Abilene
Texs
Local student earns Dean's Honor Roll at ORU Tulsa
Lisa Renee Smith a junior at Oral Roberts University Tulsa Oklahoma has been named to the Dean's Honor Roll for the 1978 fall semester Honors require a 35 to 399 GPA over 145 semester hours with no grade below C She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe L Smith Pecos and a 1977 Pecos High School graduate She is majoring in psychology ORU offers 29 undergraduate degrees and master's programs in business biomedical science theology and divinity via its accredited liberal arts curriculum
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisa Renee Smith
Oral Roberts University
Tulsa
Okla
Carl H. Hamilton
Miss Smith
Joe L. Smith
Pecos
Pecos High School
ORU
Jail term for illegal entry
A Mexican citizen was sentenced to 120 days in jail after pleading guilty to the misdemeanor charge. U.S. Magistrate J.M. Preston of Pecos accepted the plea in connection with the Immigration officer's complaint. The magistrate noted Perez-Martinez had been arrested at least three times before for violating immigration law and previously given voluntary returns to Mexico without punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U.S
J.M. Preston
Pecos
Perez-Martinez
Pecos High Speech Team Earns Runner-Up Trophy
Pecos High School Speech Team won a Sweepstakes Runner-Up at the Fort Stockton Speech Tournament last Saturday. Pat McKeown took first in Persuasive Speaking, delivering Should the OPEC policies be changed. John Clark was second in Informative Speaking with What is America's Defense Policy. Connie Walden also placed second in Reading Alfred Lord Tennyson's The Grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clark
Pecos High School
Fort Stockton
Clark
Pat McKeown
Connie Walden
Robert Hinojos
O.P.E.C
America
Sec
Alfred Lord Tennyson
Fabian Mata
James Ybarra
Anna Fuentes
Lena Levario
U.S
Mary Kay Swift
Jamie Gentry
Pam Weinacht
Robert Webb
Kathy Favor
John Briggs
Irvin High School
el Paso
Eagle Band to Attend Corpus Christi Festival
Pecos Eagle Band Boosters approve chartering four buses for about 165 students to the Corpus Christi Band Festival on April 26 27 and 28. Prizes include a Toshiba AM FM Radio Cassette Recorder 8 Track Tape Player AM FM Radio and Hamilton Beach Mix Master to be awarded March 12. Donations requested to fund the trip.
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Eagle Band
Corpus Christi Festival
Pecos Eagle Band
Corpus Christi
Hamilton Beach
David Dutchover
Band Boosters
Community Calendar Highlights for Pecos Area
Monday Lions Club at Pecos Inn 7 p.m. Amistad Lions Lions Den 7 30. Tuesday Pecos Evening Optimist meets Saragosa Hall 8 p.m. Pecos AA and Al Non meet 125 S Oak 8 p.m. Open Friday 8 p.m. Barstow Lions every other week 7 p.m. Morning TOPS 928 at Senior Citizen Center 12 30. TOPS 259 at 1321 Eddy St 6 p.m. Rio Pecos Extension Club 12 30 with kitchen update by Lucille Mauldin and Elaine Moody. Pecos Student Chamber 7 30 p.m. All juniors invited. Wednesday Downtown Lions at Holiday Inn. Thursday Pecos Rotary at Holiday Inn noon. Community notes include ministers fellowship second/fourth Thursdays at Franklin's 12 noon. Senior center game day 1 5 p.m. Junior play 8 p.m. Vocational Fair 5 8 p.m. St Marks Parish Hall 8 p.m. Reeves County Young Homemakers microwave demo cancer film. Public invited. Friday Junior play 8 p.m. Senior center blood pressure 9 00 to noon exercise 10 00 china painting 1 15 p.m. (w)
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Lions Club
Pecos Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Pecos
Saragosa Hall
Pecos AA
Al-Non
S. Oak
Balmorhea
Barstow Lions
Elaine Moody
Pecos Student Chamber of Commerce
S. Cedar
Downtown
Holiday Inn
Pecos Rotary Club
Franklin's
Pecos Jaycees
Senior Citizens Center
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Reeves County Young Homemakers
Millie Villalobos
Chris Hinz
Misconduct Case and Fire and Crash Reports in Pecos
Pecos Police investigate criminal mischief at 411 S Alamo after windshield damage between 9 30 p m Monday and 10 15 a m Tuesday with $290 loss. Grass fire on 1102 S Elm prompts Pecos Volunteer Fire Department response at 7 18 p m Tuesday. Ambulance transfers include an infant to Odessa Medical Center Hospital from Reeves County Hospital at 2 50 p m Tuesday and an injured man to Odessa then to a Big Spring hospital at 5 18 p m Tuesday. Two car head on collision on State Highway 17, 22 miles south of Pecos, injured Christopher Lanman 21 of Oklahoma City and killed Leonardo Gonzalez 37 of Ojinaga Mexico.
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Pecos
S. Alamo
S. Elm
Odessa Medical Center Hospital
Reeves County Hospital
Odessa Medical Center
Big Spring
Christopher Guy Lanman
Oklahoma City
Okla
Leonardo Julio Gonzalez
Ojinaga
Mexico
Introductory meeting for Pecos Student Chamber of Commerce
Deeana Rushing and Felice Humphris announce an introductory meeting at the Chamber Office 111 S Cedar February 20 at 7 30 p m. The meeting aims to involve interested students in grades 9 12 with the goals of the Student Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deeana Rushing
Felice Humphris
Pecos
Cedar
Student Chamber of Commerce
Tex woman named to Who's Who Among Students
Genie Wickson Bell of Pecos and Denver City native is selected for the 1978 79 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. A UT Permian Basin senior majoring in Speech Theatre she aims for teaching credentials while a National Dean's List honoree and 4.0 GPA holder serves in UTPB Drama Club offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genie Wickson Bell
Jerry Bell
Pecos
Mrs. Bell
Denver City
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A.m
Indus
John Tollett
Balmorhea Federal Credit Union
Delbert Mooney
Victor Hernandez
Yolanda Muniz
Nora Brijalba
Pat Brijalba
Ella Wienacht
Myrtle Hood
Alan Hoefs
Barbara Anderson
Singer
Barstow
Tom Granado
Tommy Granado
Hawaii
Raymond Garcia
Richard Granado
Ida Garcia
Ray Granado
Connie Granado
Marcelo Polanco
Polancos
Houston
Mary Markham
Martha Moore
Amy MeelIntire Thelow
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
South Cedar Street
Ken Dulaney
Lewis Barrett
Ruben Baca
Emily Galindo
Carlos Nichols
Mary Carpenter
Reeves County
Srands
Reeves
Ward, Loving, Culberson
Jeff Davis
Iin
Pecos Enterprise Ae
Connally
Dutchover
Mackie McAlpine
Toyah
Pecos Art Association
Jackie McGowen
Jeanne Russell
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