Mrs Wood Hosts West Park WMU Meeting
The West Park Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Union met at Mrs Louis Wood’s home Tuesday evening. Mrs L G Worsham presided, with opening prayer by Mrs Clois Clark and prayerful closings by Mrs H L Holloway. Members discussed the book Trumpets in Dixie using charts and illustrations and afterward shared coffee and refreshments.
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Women’s Missionary Union of the
West Park Baptist Church
Louis Wood
L.G. Worsham
Harry Jarrett
Clois Clark
Clarence Oster
Eddie McAnally
Dixie
H.L. Holloway
Wood
Jarrett
Oster
Clark
Louis Lively
Roy Wingo
Earlene Kelly
McAnally
Worsham
G.R. Brummett
Nolan Barmore
Holloway
L.A. Pattillo
Patrick Patrick Service Held Tuesday
Funeral services were conducted Tuesday at the Pecos Funeral Home Chapel for Anna Lucette Patrick 55. Burial followed at Evergreen Cemetery Rev Charles Allen officiated. Born December 23 1912 in Oklahoma she died from a personal safety related gun shot wound Monday noon. She had lived in Pecos since February 1966 and was a member of the Episcopal Church. Survived by her husband D Patrick.
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Pecos Funeral Home
Anna Lucette Patrick
Evergreen Cemetery
Charles Allen
Patrick
Oklahoma
Pecos
Episcopal Church
D. Patrick
Whitton Rites Held Friday
Funeral services for John W. Whitton 81 of Pecos were held at 2 p.m. Friday at Pecos Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Evergreen Cemetery. He died Wednesday in a Fort Worth hospital. Born December 11 1886 in Tupelo Mississippi he married Effie Coburn on December 13 1908 at Gatesville. His wife died July 16 1963. Survivors include two daughters Eunice Brashears Fort Worth and Vera Trott El Paso a sister Maggie Moore San Benito four grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
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John W. Whitton
Pecos
Pecos Funeral Home
Evergreen Cemetery
Whitton
Fort Worth
Tupelo
Miss
Effie Coburn
Gatesville
Eunice Brashears
Vera Trott
el Paso
Awards Presented At Optimist Meet In Pecos
The Evening Optimist Club held a Tuesday meeting at Saragosa Hall with Ramon Nunez presiding. Ruben Dominguez Sr. received the Life Membership Award, the third time in three years. Tino Acosta won the Golden Circle Award and was named derby chairman with Ramon Vasquez as co chair. Three boys are set for the Oratorical Contest and winners receive club trophies or Optimist Certificates. Elections set for March 12 with one candidate for president and eight for the board. Also noted: Mobil Chemical seeks coarse limestone. contact R R Martin in Richmond Virginia. A dog hair dryer is advertised. Ernesto Thaxton discussed irrigation efficiency and his move to New Mexico State University Artesia.
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Saragosa Hall
Ramon Nunez
Ruben Dominguez
Tino Acosta
Ramon Vasquez
Carlsbad
N.M
Gilbert Valencia
Pecos Thief Steals Tapes from Car Belonging to Travis Roland
A music loving thief took nine stereo tapes from a locked car owned by Travis Roland of 7131 1/2 West Fourth Street between 10:00 p.m. Wednesday and 6:00 a.m. Thursday. Loss estimated at 62 dollars 55 cents. Four spinner hub caps stolen from Ruben Dominguez’s 1967 Buick on East Third Street Tuesday night between 7:30 and midnight. Minor rear-end damage in a two car backing collision on Cypress Street. Both drivers cited for improper backing. Town of Pecos City issued seven building permits in February totaling 13 thousand 825 dollars, far below earlier months. Patients listed with admissions and discharges at hospital in February remain noted.
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Pecos
Roger Miller
Sons of the Pioneers
Ray Price
Bill Anderson
Floyd Cramer
Johnny Cash
Dave Dudley
Travis Roland
West Fourth Street
Roland
Ruben Dominguez
Santa Rosa Hall
East Third Street
Cypress Street
Third Street
Chevrolet
Rebecca Dominguez
Ford
Jean L. Brookshire
Cypress
Pecos City
Dalhart Man Named In Teacher's Assn.
Earl J. Cantrell of Dalhart has been named head of the Texas State Teachers Association Division of Research and Data Processing. He moves from assistant director of Research, Membership and Registration, a post held since 1963, and previously served as director of research for the Texas Education Agency. Cantrell grew up in Dalhart, studied at the University of Texas, taught Spanish and English in Dumas, and earned a bachelor’s degree with graduate work in educational administration.
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Austin
Earl J. Cantrell
Texas State Teachers Association
TSTA
Charles H. Tennyson
Cantrell
Texas Education Agency
Arkansas
Dalhart
Texas
University of Texas
Dumas
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Gyents Vents
Kermit
Eagle
Jal
Lamesa
West Pecos
P.T.A. Monahans
South Pecos P.T.A. Seminole
Fabulous
Quiniela
BIG
American Totalizator Co
Meaco
N. Mesa
Cortez Hotel
Juarez Race Track
Mrs. Wood
West Park
the Security State Bank
PLCOS
Garland Matthews
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Bobby Bell
Federation
Optimist Meet
Manuel Trujillo
Jesse Ornelas
Armando Hinojos
Bernardo Martinez
Elias Payan
Fred Marquez
Domingo Ontiveros
Norberto Garcia
Raymundo Orona
Toribio Acosta
Mobil
Mobil Chemical Company
Chamber of Commerce
West Texas Chamber
R.R. Martin
East Main Street
Richmond
Virginia
Ernest Thaxton
Texas A&m University
Lions
Thaxton
New Mexico State University
Southeastern
Artesia
Ion
Connie
Mit
Susana Valverde
Loretta Babcock
Mary Lewis
Eileen Hatton
Baby Boy
Sallie Dardin
Ida Thurman
Gary Don Floyd
Joan Kerr
Jerry Pointer
Anita Welch
Alberto Arias
Mos Eo
Gabriella Licudi
Bobby Vee
Jackie de Shannon
Eddie Hodges
Suzie Kaye
Ethel Smith
Sangre
Arena Plus Pelicula de
Walt Disney
San Fernando Valley Times
Rudyard Kipling “Mowgli
Bonnie and Clyde
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