Worthy Grand Matron Leads District Eastern Star School
Frances Neinast of Dallas will preside over District 2 Eastern Star school in Fort Stockton with registration at 8:30 a.m. and sessions from 9 a.m. Lunch at noon then resumed work at 1 p.m. Balmorhea members will attend. 11 schools are planned. Also reported is a bridal shower for Mrs. Carolyn Stroade Burton with gifts, carnations centerpiece, and refreshments.
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Pecos Enterprise Worthy
Eastern Star School
Worthy
Frances Neinast
Dallas
Eastern Star
Fort Stockton
Frances
Balmorhea
Carolyn (Stroade) Burton
Tony Frerich
San Angelo
Teresa Moore
David Dean
Stock market rally after IBM ruling boosts Wall Street
New York stocks jumped as rates fell and IBM won an antitrust appeal, with the Dow up 19.64 to 686.25 amid broad gains on the NYSE. IBM and Telex trades paused by the SEC to absorb the ruling, while Texas Utilities led activity and Amex rose. Gold prices edged higher as traders noted farm acreage cuts and a strong cattle and cotton market in Fort Worth and the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
International Business Machines Corp
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
IBM
Telex Corp
Texas Utilities
Big
American Stock Exchange
Telex
Securities and Exchange Commission
Agriculture Department
Vandals Break Car Windows Across Town
Police logged three similar incidents early Saturday night into Sunday. Lupe Alvarez reported a beer bottle shattered a window of her car at 12 15 a m causing about 50 dollars of damage. Shirley Henderson said a rock through a rear glass damaged her car while parked outside a club, about 50 dollars to replace. Terrazas Furniture owner George Vasquez reported two rocks struck a late model pickup parked at 133 S Oak St causing around 100 dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lupe Alvarez
N. Pecan Sr
Alvarez
Shirley Henderson
S. Elm St
Henderson
Terrazas Furniture
S. Oak St
George Vasquez
Show results from livestock event with multiple breed winners
The report lists second and third place finishers across steer hog and lamb divisions. Names include Robert Schmedt Barry Lewis Rena Stickels Mel anie Smith Greg Calloway Sam Davee Kirby Rankin Scott Crenshaw Jimmy Garcia among others. The show drew the largest entry count in years with 104 animals advancing to the show ring.
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Robert Schmedt
Barry Lewis
Rena Stickels
Melanie Smith
Greg Calloway
Cross
Sam Davee
Kirby Rankin
Scott Crenshaw
Jimmy Garcia
Jimmy Gallego
Lucy More
Joe Moore
Cliff Davis
Luz Montoya
Steve Smith
Mark Dinwiddie
Dawn Grable
Rusty Gray
Dorset
Danny Carrillo
Russel Coleman
Roberto Valeria
Time Magazine spotlights Permian Basin oil boom
Time Magazine's Jan 27 feature examines the Permian Basin oil patch's surge in West Texas and New Mexico, noting 20 percent of U.S. oil output and a rush of drillers, promoters, and workers to Midland and Odessa. It cites 1,500 job openings, rising wages, and housing strains as the boom reshapes the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permian Basin
Time Magazine
West Texas
New Mexico
U.S
Midland
Odessa
Miether Machine Works
Lynda Armstrong
Sadat arrives in Paris seeking French arms and support
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat arrives in Paris for a three day state visit his first to a European nation since 1970 and the first to France by an Egyptian leader in over 50 years He tells French reporters that the Soviet Union has not replenished Egypts arsenal since 1973 and Egypt will not seek war with Israel unless attacked first He expresses continued trust in Henry Kissinger but urges faster peacemaking and more pressure on Israel to concede gains.
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Paris
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Israel
Sadat
France
Soviet Union
Deaths Services for Mrs Thelma Neel Held in Monahans
Funeral services for Mrs Thelma Neel age 68 of Monahans were held at 10 a m Saturday in Monahans. She died at Ward Memorial Hospital. Born February 14 1906 in Miami Oklahoma she had lived in Barstow before moving with her family to Monahans. Survivors include her husband Tom a brother Joe Fields of Oklahoma City and two half brothers Charles Blackwell and Dewey Blackwell of California.
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Tom
Thelma) Neel
Monahans
Neel
Ward Memorial Hospital
Miami
Okla
Barstow
Joe Fields
Oklahoma City
Charles Blackwell
Dewey Blackwell
California
Aycock Named Manager of Technical Services at KontrolKem Monahans
Dan Aycock, with more than eight years in drilling and production tech in the Southwest, was appointed manager of Technical Services for KontrolKem a McGee Chemical Service division. He will oversee technical service operations across West Texas and southeastern New Mexico from Monahans headquarters. McGee stated Aycock will help expand corrosion and scale control services.
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Dan Aycock
Southwest
Hobbs Man Killed in L Car Rollover Near Orla
A 38 year old Hobbs New Mexico man Charles N Cox died in a single vehicle rollover on U S 285 about 3.9 miles north of Orla. The accident occurred about 10 59 p m when his Cadillac went out of control struck a bridge abutment and overturned landing on its top. Cox was pronounced dead at the scene by peace justice Cliff Prelar and his body was moved to Pecos Funeral Home and later shipped to Hobbs for services.
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Hobbs, N. M
Orla
DPS
Glenn Wood
Cliff Prelar
Charles N. Cox
Hobbs
U.S. 285
Wood
Cox
Pecos
Pecos Funeral Home
Police hold Dallas man on charges of car theft
Pecos police apprehend a Dallas man Alberto Gonzales and hold him for Dallas authorities on auto theft charges. He was taken into custody at 7:04 a.m. after officers observed him driving a stolen 1974 pickup, valued at about $5,500, at Fifth and Orange streets. Investigating officers Roundtree and Rains stopped the truck following a license check revealering nonmatching plates. Gonzales admitted stealing the vehicle in Dallas, and the truck is being held for Dallas authorities.
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Pecos
Dallas
Alberto Gonzales
Gonzales
Jimmy Roundtree
Charles Rains
Fifth and Orange Streets
FTC member calls for single company labor unions
Mayo J. Thompson of the Federal Trade Commission urged banning unions that represent more than one employer. He argued current laws foster labor cartels and discourage productive work. The remarks were prepared for Texas A&M University’s executive program. Thompson, part of the five-member antitrust enforcing panel, has also proposed repealing antitrust exemptions for labor.
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College Station, Tex
Federal Trade Commission Today
Mayo J. Thompson
Texas A&m University
Thompson
Commission
Community group schedules and club meetings listed for week
A listing of weekly events across Balmorhea and nearby towns includes Weight Watchers at the Community Center on Monday, Lions Club meetings at the American Motor Inn and Lions Den, TOPS and Alcoholics Anonymous sessions, Pecos Women’s meeting, Downtown Lions Club at Holiday Inn, Morning Optimists, and additional AA contacts.
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Senior Citizen Center
Hickory
Lions Club
American Motor Inn
Amisiad Lions Club
Lions den
E. 10Th St
Senior Citizen's Center
Alcoholics Anonymous
S. Oak
Pecos Business & Professional Women
Federation
Selma Carrell
Lillian Holler
Holiday Inn
Pendergrast to Speak at Grandfalls Banquet
Sam Pendergrast, San Angelo Standard Times columnist, will speak at the Grandfalls Royalty Chamber of Commerce 7th Annual Banquet on February 8 at 7 30 p m in the elementary school cafeteria. Citizen of the Year award will be presented and new directors named for the three year term.
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Sam Pendergrast
San Angelo Standard Times
Grandfalls Royalty Chamber of Commerce
WTCC Plans Workshop Series Across West Texas
Burl Hulsey Jr President of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce announced a four location Leaders' Workshops sponsored by the WTCC Local Action Committee and West Texas chambers. The sessions run Feb 11 Lamesa Forest Park Community Center Feb 12 Amarillo Hilton Inn Feb 18 Brownwood Coliseum Feb 19 Graham community. Executives and leaders from 164 chambers are expected. Harry W. Clark will lead each workshop. Each one day program begins with two morning lectures.
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Burl Hulsey Jr
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
WTCC
Chambers of Commerce
West Texas
Harry W. Clark
First National Bank of Midland
Evening newspaper advertising and delivery terms
Published evenings Monday through Friday. Newsstands price is 15 cents. By camera 82.50 per month or 30.00 per year. Delivery complaint closes at 6 pm. By mail in advance within Reeves Ward and Loving counties 2.50 per month or 30.00 per year. By mail to other counties and states 2.75 per month or 83.00 per year. Member of The Associated Press holds exclusive right to republication of news dispatches credited or not within this paper.
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Reeves
Ward
Loving
Associated Press
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Carolyn Burton
Fred Stroade, JR
Stock Market Report
Cook Industries
London
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Handy & Harman
Engelhard
Fort Worth
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Merel Pruitt
Marilyn Moore
Martha Moore
Penny McElroy
Ellen Lethco
Nancy Germany
Mary Weinacht
Butch Weinacht
Toyahvale
Judy Jobe
Community Council of
Reeves County
Housing Center
Helen Roberts
Grace Perez
Pecos Hospital
Balmorhea Housing Authority Center
District Methodist Church
Fort Davis
Nan Cate
Irene Hunter
W.S. Stevens
Rankin
Marfa
Maria
Juan Carrasco
Jack McDade
Buck Towler
At&t
The
Ad Rich
Beth
Exxon
Fairchild
Ford
Elec
Mtrs
Tire
Goodrich
Great
A&p
Gulf Oil
Hart-Hk
Int Paper
Jhn-Man
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Litton
Marathon
Marcor
Mobil Oil
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Penn Cent
RCA
Safeway
Sony
Ind
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Texaco
Texas
UN Carbide
Uniroyal
US Steel
Woolwich
Xerox
Sans
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Thelma Neel
Aycock
McGee
KontrolKem
Orange St
FTC
Gordo
By Gus Arkoia
Mama
Woney
P.m
Pendergrast
Grandfalls
Pecos Enterprise
Cedar St
Buckner News Alliance
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Peggy McCracken
Lynn Webb
Becky Rivera
Diane Osborn
Mary Shute
Ruben Baca
Emily Galindo
Carlos Nichols
Joyce Miller
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