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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1971

Page

7

Toyah Talk By Susan Gibso

Mr and Mrs Coy Perkins visited in Dallas last week with Mrs Perkins brothers Bill and Frank Pierce Frank Pierce lives in Chicago Illinois They also visited with Mrs Perkins son Johnny Firestone and family of Dallas They spent time with Mr Perkins mother Mrs J A Perkins and his sister Mrs Keith DeLay both of Louisville Guests in the Scott home last week were Mrs Scott s daughter Mrs Viola Morris Nancy and Charles of Memphis Texas Mrs Scott s brother Ed Pruesser of El Paso and a grandson Bob Pruesser also of El Paso were guests in the Scott home last week Steve Rader and Mark Dean of El Paso are visiting Mr and Mrs T J Cargill and doing a lot of rock and fossil hunting Steve is Mr Cargill s nephew Mrs Don Morris is home and improving nicely She recently had surgery in Memorial Hospital in Kermit

Coy Perkins Dallas Scott Mrs. Scott Viola Morris Nancy Charles Memphis Texas Ed Pruesser el Paso Bob Pruesser Steve Rader Mark Dean T. J. Cargill Steve Mr. Cargill Don Morris Memorial Hospital Kermit

Slow Cotton Markets Persist in Far Western District

USDA reports minimal activity in Far Western cotton markets with limited purchases from foreign buyers. Prices hold steady as demand remains dull and New Crop Middling quotes hover around 29.50 to 30.00 cents per pound amid improved crop conditions and CCC stock purchases.

USDA San Joaquin Valley Fresno Fresno Cotton Exchange CCC Phoenix Phoenix Cotton Exchange el Paso

Fires Endanger N. M. Forests

Fires threaten state lands in Guadalupe Ranger District Lincoln National Forest and Carlsbad Caverns National Park. Crews from BLM State Forestry Service NPS and USFS fought the fires aided by ranchers Eddy County Mountain Desert Rescue Squad and a Spanish American crew from Taos New Mexico. The Double Fire started June 13 1971 on National Forest land and was being held after rough terrain delayed suppression. Firefighters hiked several miles to reach it and relied on pack animals for the remaining distance. Hot meals were provided after a two day hunger and fatigue period. Ken Little of the La Cavern a Motor Hotel donated a Bar B Que for the fighters meals. Firefighting teams were being released as others finished today.

Eddy County Mountain Desert Rescues Squad Questa New Mexico National Forest Carlsbad Ken Little LaCaverna Motor Hotel McCollaum Ranch

Timely quotes on education and history from a Washington official

An official cautions on anti bomb procedures in Washington while reflecting on political history as a non child friendly subject. The piece cites W H Auden and notes Bill Edwards of Wittenberg University commenting on a football player who skipped classes.

Bill Edwards Wittenberg Ohio) University

Peddler Uses Family Recipes On Greenville Market Square

Greenville Texas longtime produce peddler Jesus Rodriguez draws customers with his mother’s Jalisco recipes. He sells fresh vegetables alongside self made pickled relishes and two chili sauce versions, mild and hot, crafted from tomatoes peppers garlic and vinegar.

Greenville Tex Jalisco Old Market Square Jesus Rodriguez Chile Rodriguez Mexico United States Greenville-Farmersville Market Square

Sea grasses shelter life in tropical waters

Turtle grass is a true grass related to eel grass and grows in tropical waters including southern Florida. Like eelgrass beds it shelters a diverse community of animal life.

Florida

First Man Elected Student Council President at Incarnate Word

Tony Henry, 19, a freshman pre med student from San Antonio, becomes the first man elected class president at Incarnate Word College. The school, now coeducational since last December, had previously limited top posts to women.

San Antonio Incarnate Word College Tony Henry Tony Incarnate Word

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Toyah Talk Susan Gibso Kenneth Scott Frank Martinez National Youth Council Bryan Boatmun Orla Home Demonstration Club Red Bluff Lake Mr. Boatman Mrs. Boatman Jimmie Ingram Great Falls Montana Gary Ingram Donnie Gas Uvalde Don Gass Aces Lloyd McConnel Beckie Evelyn Arkansas Milton Propp Pecos United Rickie Scott Joanna Sheila Big Spring B. A. Cunningham Toyah Mr. Faulkner Precinct 2 Pecos Garment Company Bertha Mendoza Bertha Crotch Join Juliana Garcia Howard’s N. M. Forests Guadalupe Ranger District Lincoln National Forest Carlsbad Caverns National Park Bureau of Land Management State Forestry Department National Park Service The National Forest Service Thanx Leslie St West Third St Cleveland Ohio Urhu Kekkonen Finland Helsinki Washington W. H. Auden Bill Nelson Cleveland Browns Shamu Killer Whale Sea World Aurora Cape Kennedy Moon France Elvsee Palace Aaa Theatre Famous Name Brand Jeans
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