God's Miracles Rally at Way Inn in Pecos Friday Night
Teen Challenge Institute presents God's Miracles youth ensemble at the Way Inn 2313 S Eddy Pecos Friday 7:30 p.m. Vernon Hagar chairs board. Frank Kurtz directs the group led by Rev John Q Kenzy. Delinquency and drug issues will be discussed. the program promotes a spiritual cure and includes testimonies and songs.
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Teen Challenge Institute
Way Inn
S. Eddy
Pecos
Vernon Hagar
God’s Miracles
Sunbury
Penn
John Q. Kenzy
Frank Kurtz
Kurtz
TCI
Washington D.C
Chicago
Kenzy
David Wilkerson
Pat Boone
United States
Puerto Rico
Catherine B. Hess
Teen Challenge
Wilkerson
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Mixed stock prices as economy slows and Carter shakeup echoes
Stocks were mixed as investors weighed Carter administration changes and a softer economy. The Dow stood at 826.62 at noon, down 1.96, with 4 advancing issues to 3 declining on the NYSE. Personal income rose just 0.5 percent in June, down from May, and early volume on the Big Board ran 12.5 million shares.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Commerce Department
4-H Horse Show Winners Announced in Pecos
The Reeves-Loving County 4-H Horse Show and Playday on July 15 in Pecos drew 21 entrants from Pecos Orla Monahans Fort Stockton and nearby West Texas towns. Winners include 8 and under Clay Stanford 9-13 Keven McShane 14-19 Teresa Sherrill with runners up Michele Lee Shelley Ashbrook and Chris Stanford among others. The next show is August 19 at Pecos Rodeo Grounds starting 2 p.m.
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Reeves-Loving County
Pecos
Orla
Monahans
Fort Stockton
West Texas
Clay Stanford
Chris Stanford
Keven McShane
Michele Lee
Teresa Sherrill
Shelley Ashbrook
Western Pleasure
Jimmy Lee
Pecos Rodeo Grounds
Obituary notices for Hazel Walker Dyer and Robert Leigh
Hazel Walker Dyer died at 94 in Pecos after a long life. Funeral at First Baptist Church, burial Evergreen Cemetery, burial overseen by Pecos Funeral Home. Survivors include son Charles Pete Dyer, daughter Winifred Anderson, sister Mrs Floyd Dyer, eight grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Robert Dewayne Leigh died at 20. graveside services at Fairview Cemetery. He was born Feb 16 1959 Hobbs New Mexico and lived in Pecos since 1961. Parents James Rex and Eva Leigh, three sisters, a brother, one grandmother Alpha Leigh, and 10 nieces and nephews.
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Hazel Walker Dyer
Reeves County Hospital
First Baptist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Pecos
Fairview Cemetery
Robert Dewayne Leigh
Hobbs
N.M
Pecos All-Stars topple Sonora 10-5 in regional play
Pecos Little League All-Stars defeated Sonora 10-5 last night in Sonora. Elias Pagan earned the win on the mound. Five runs came in the third and five in the fourth inning. Pecos advances to face San Angelo East Friday at 6 p.m. at Rotary Field in San Angelo after East edged Ozan 1-0 yesterday.
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Pecos
Sonora
Grants workshop on July 25 aids Texas arts grants
A free one day grants writing workshop, sponsored by the Texas Commission on the Arts and Sul Ross State University, will be held at Kobernot Lodge at 10 a.m. on July 25. Derek Gordon will direct. The session helps nonprofits and government entities plan submissions for the Sept. 1 grant deadline and covers funding process and forms plus individual consultations.
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Texas Commission On the Arts
Sul Ross State University Division of Fine Arts
Kobernot Lodge
Commission
TCA
July 1979 Community Calendar Highlights
Calendar entries list weekly club meetings in Pecos Balmorhea Barstow and nearby towns. Lions Club Amistad Pecos Rotary Pecos Jaycees TOPS and Senior Citizens Center sessions are scheduled through multiple evenings with locations and times.
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Buddy’’ Withers
Senior Citizens Center
Pecos
Withers
Lions Club
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Cantaloupe City CB Club
CPS Reddy Room
Saragosa Hall
Pecos AA
Al-Non
N. Oak
Balmorhea
Old Senior Citizens Center
Second Hickory
Eddy St
Barstow
Angelo Band Camp draws hundreds of band students to ASU
Local and Pecos area students take part in the fifth annual Angelo State University Band Camp with nearly 600 attendees. The program runs clinics in twirling drum majoring conducting and ensembles plus evening entertainments including a movie night talent show concert and disco. A separate three day course on Hydrogen Sulfide in the Drilling Industry offers instruction on detection equipment emergency procedures and first aid for drilling personnel with a $275 fee and limited registration. For more information call the Graduate Center at 563-2311.
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Pecos
Angelo State University
Texas
Balmorhea
David Contreras
James Lopez
Joe Moore
Stacey Moore
Florinda Vasquez
Robbie Martinez
Sisto Montoya
Livia Navarrette
Tina Perea
Gloria Rede
Rodney Shoemaker
Debbie Silvas
Joel Tarango
Michelle Villalobos
Geneva Valles
Kyle Wein
Permian Basin
Prentice and Records Enterprises, Inc
PBGC
W. Illinois
Midland
Don Carter
Pollution Control Rental, Inc
Graduate Center
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Trey Esparza
Renata Evans
Russell Poer
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