Briefcase theft and daytime assaults reported around Santa Rosa area
Early Monday a bus crew member reported a theft from the dash behind Santa Rosa Hall, with $250 in cash a title to a 1967 Cadillac El Dorado and a leather wallet among stolen items. A band member suspected of theft fled Pecps after 5:00 am. Also, Armendarez was stabbed at a dance, hospitalized later that night. Several fires and vehicle crashes were logged with minor injuries or tickets issued.
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Idelfonso
Sunny Ozuna
Santa Rosa Hall
Ozuna
Somone
Stars In Service Letters From Korea Highlight Promotions
A reader shares news from W. H. Loftin Jr. of HQ Battery 6/37 Artillery in Korea. He reports a promotion from Sp/4 to Sergeant E5 and notes Brooks remains in S-4 as a clerk. He expects return to Pecos in 213 days 1.
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W. H. Loftin, Jr
6/37 Artillery
Korea
American Party Barbecue Fundraiser Planned Next Tuesday
County campaign chairman Mrs. Louis Lively announces an American Party fundraising barbecue to be held in the community center banquet room next Tuesday at 8 p.m. Dr. Henry Bucklew of the Wallace campaign will address attendees.
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Louis Lively
Wallace
Henry Bucklew
Good Judges Necessary For Good Rodeo
Rodeo procedures require RCA members in good standing as judges and approval by the association when event purses reach $1,000 or more. Judges’ decisions are final. later errors can lead to denied future assignments. Roles include riding and time judges, flag timers, line and field judges, and arena secretaries with RCA approval for events with large purses.
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R.C.A
Rodeo Committee
Pommet Dr Quizmee Answers Reader Questions Weekly
Information specialist Pommet Dr Quizmee responds to readers questions in a weekly column. Verified by Funk & Wagnalls Standard Reference Encyclopedia, the column references a prize win for Lynn Peters and discusses the Liberty Bell crack during Chief Justice John Marshall's death in a 1835 stagecoach accident.
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Quizmee
Hireaders
Funk & Wagnalls Standard Reference Encyelopedia
Funk & Wagnalls Standard Encyclopedia
Lynn Peters
John Marshall
Hans Jnderson, Jr
Marshall rites for Pecos native Orville Banta
Last rites were held in Marshall Texas for Orville Malcom Banta 46 formerly of Pecos. He died of a heart attack on the job and is buried in Grange Hall Cemetery. Survivors include his wife Minnie two daughters and three sons.
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Pecos
Marshall
Texas
Orville Malcom Banta
Lakeview Drive
Grange Hall
Sullivan Funeral Home
Delbert Millstead
Banta
Newell Oi! Company
Marshall Hospital
Newpoint
Indiana
Minnie Faye King
Carlsbad
New Mexico
The
Baptist Church
Minnie
Roger Olivier
Alhambra
California
Janet
Melvin Eugene
Daisey Mae Banta
New Castle
Dallas
Opal Cable
Mildred King
Middletown
Mary Smalley
Colorado
Local students take summer work and plan college majors
A list profiles several students from area families. Boyd Merworth works at Pecos City Water Department while entering Texas Tech as an Interior Design sophomore. Tommy Joplin works at Security State Bank and will study Accounting at Baylor as a sophomore next fall. Sue Knust, a Memorial Hospital desk clerk this summer, will be Education senior at North Texas State University. Mary Lou Farnum plans to return to West Texas State University as a sophomore Economics major after a Safeway summer. Bill Merritt works at Community Public Service, won Andrews Country Club Golf championship, and will be a Texas Christian University senior studying Business Administration while playing golf. Jeanine Johnson works part time at Collie Electric and will be Baylor junior next fall, majoring in Latin and English. Linda Lattner works in Lubbock this summer and attends Texas Tech while planning marriage. she is an accounting major. Carol Lattner attends summer school at Texas Tech and will be UT Austin junior next fall, majoring in Elementary Education. Dale Miller attends the first Texas Tech summer session. his business major puts him on Deans List as a senior. David Kesey works with ASCS measuring cotton and will be Texas A and M sophomore Engineering next fall. Cecil Sadler guards Haynes Pool and will be Huston-Tillotson College sophomore, majoring in Social Science. Bill Farnum is at ROTC boot camp at Fort Sill and will return to West Texas University as a commercial art senior.
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Boyd Merworth
H. D. Merworth
Scott
Pecos City
Sue Knust
Joe Knust
Nebraska
the Memorial Hospital
Sue
North Texas State University
Mary Lou Farnum
C. M. Farnum
Safeway
Mary Lou
West Texas State University
Bill Merritt
Woody Merritt
S. Hackberry
Community Public Service
Andrews Country Club
Bill
Texas Christian University
T.C.U
Jeanine Johnson
Mitford Johnson
Collie Electric
Jeanine
Baylor
Linda Lattner
W. T. Lattner
Johnson
Lubbock
Linda
Texas Tech
Carol Lattner
W. T, Lattner
Carol
University of Texas At Austin
Dale Miller
Ronald Miller
Jackson
Tech
Dale
Business
Sidney Sadler
Mesquite
Haynes Pool
Cecil
Huston-Tillotson College
Austin
Bill Farnum
Ft. Sills
Oklahoma
West Texas University
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Chevrolet
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Mrs, E,o, Bright
Ok KK
Joe’s
ASADO
Dons
Cukes
Chuck
Wilson
Thrift
Lily Salt
Hil
East Pecos
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G. Goodrich
McGuire Afb
New Jersey
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Douglas Gassett
Mrs. Bright
Viet Nam
Peco
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Franks
Peyton
ChesterField
Teddy
Texas Magic No
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Nester
Libby
Mrs. Tucker
Pillsbury
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Isausage
White Swan
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S. Oak Street
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Tommy Joplin
Frank Joplin
Cherry
Security State Bank
Tommy
David Kesey
Ray Kesey
ASCS
David
Texas A and M University
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