Calendar of events in the Pecos area March 6 1975
Page 2 A lists a busy week in Pecos with clubs and gatherings. Morning Optimists at American Motor Inn Rotary Club at Holiday Inn AAUW at 1847 Jackson, jam session, trap shoot at Pecos Rifle range, hospital auxiliary meeting, Weight Watchers at Community Center, Arts and Crafts at Senior Center, Evening Lions and Amistad Lions, Merry Home and Garden visit. Tuesday features TOPS club, Alcoholics Anonymous, Pecos Business and Professional Women meeting. Wednesday Downtown Lions at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Becer Area
E. 10Th St
Senior Citizen's Center
Alcoholics Anonymous
P.m
S. Oak
Pecos Business & Professional Women
Federation
Dot Stafford
Sallie Keim
Isaac Flores Celebrates First Birthday Party
Isaac Flores had a first birthday party at the community center hosted by his mother Millie and grandmother Mary Salcido. Guests from Pecos and Odessa attended with gifts, cake, sandwiches, and a piñata. Barstow and Pecos ties noted through Barstow’s baseball players and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Rene Flores
Millie
Mary Salcido
Isaac
Stephie Fuentes
Leonard Marquez
Pam
Ernest Bustillos
Fernando
Velinda Sanchez
Sharon Bitolas
Jessie
Veronica Baca
Marilyn Villalobos
Pecos
Denise
Karen
Velorie Orona
Odessa
Ruby Jr
Lisa Abila
Ricky
Edward Contreras
Patsy Abila
Dorothy
Junior
Pricella Garcia
Sabino Orona
Shane Villalobos
Irma Bitolas
Cruz Baca
Becky Bustillos
Patricia Marquez
Linda Fu
Stock Market Rebounds on Inflation News and Cattle Report
New York markets turn narrowly higher after government data show wholesale prices fell for the third straight month. Dow at 753.68, up 0.86, amid mixed early weakness and gains on the NYSE. Fort Worth livestock report notes varied cattle and hog prices, plus junior varsity players listed for local teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Bud Simons
Weeden & Co
Ryder System
American Stock Exchange
NYSE
Fort Worth
Tex
Lakers and Sun-Green Lantern Pirates clash in Barstow
Lakers face Ben's Spanish Sun-Green Lantern Pirates at 6 30 p m in Barstow gym with a second game at 8 p m as Security State Bank Panthers meet Popular Thrift Way Sun Devils. Friday Gibsons Products A s clash Gibson's Exxon Toyah Tigers at 6 30 p m and Duval Peyton Oil Bullets meet Walt Davis Giants at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank Lakers
Barstow
Security State Bank Panthers
Thriftway Sun Devils
Gibson's Products A’s
Gibson's
Reeves County to hold hospital bond election March 22 1975
Reeves County Texas voters will decide on issuing bonds totaling 3.5 million dollars to fund a new county hospital and related improvements. The election is set for March 22 1975 per an order of the Reeves County Commissioners Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners’ Court of
Reeves County
Texas
Marriage Licenses and Divorces Listed in Pecos Area
The record shows marriage licenses issued February 28 to Filberto Gonzalez Olivares and Pecos resident Josefa Carrasco Garcia and March 4 to Paul Jackson Allgood of Barstow and Debra Kay McCreery of Wink. Humberto Susan Ortiz and Susan Palomino also listed. Divorces granted February 7 to Helen and Robert Willoughby and others, with February 21 pairings and a March note on the Roman calendar Martius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filberto Gonzales Olivares
Pecos
Josephina Carrasco Garcia
Paul Jackson Allgood
Barstow
Debra Kay McCreery
Wink
Humberto Susan Ortiz
W. 10Th
Susan Palomino
Pine St
Helen Willoughby
Robert Leslie Willoughby
Vicki Jo Blair
David Wayne Blair
Steven Wayne Grayson
Barbara Elaine Grayson
Lonnie Lee Allen
Tommy Kenneth Allen
Jack E. Thompson
Reeves County hospital bonds election ordered in Pecos
The Reeves County Commissioners Court orders a March 22 1975 election to issue 3 5 million in county hospital bonds for new facilities and permanent improvements. Voting by property owners and nonowners is separated on ballots with polling in 12 wards and absentee voting at the County Courthouse Pecos Texas. Publication dates February 27 and March 6 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners’ Court
Reeves County
Texas
State of Texas
W.A.T.C.S
Commissioners Court
State of
A.T.C.S
Pecos
Andrews appoints Hutchinson to Teachers Practices Panel
Wayne Hutchinson of Andrews was named Wednesday by Gov. Dolph Briscoe to the Teachers Professional Practices Committee. He will serve until August 31, 1976, replacing Mrs. Stephen A. Foy of Beeville whose term expired. Airport improvements underway in Van Horn cost over 368000 completing two runways resurfacing, a 100 foot by 6000 foot area, and a 60 foot wide taxiway with a 16 aircraft tie down. Odessa attorney Clyde Bishop named chair of Ector County Law Center Committee by Leon Jaworski. Permian Basin RPC reviews 12 pre applications for community development funds with Odessa seeking 375000, Midland 25900, and Wink 23000 for water well development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Horn
Culberson County
Odessa
Leon Jaworski
Ector County Law Center
Clyde Bishop
Jaworski
State Bar of Texas Law Center
Midland
Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission
Wink
Texas House Approves Referendum on Daylight Saving Time
The Texas House passed a bill 78 to 49 to set up a statewide referendum on DST with one more vote needed to move to the Senate. Rep. Dan Kubiak urged settlement to boost turnout. In separate action, the House sent to the Senate a measure ending $3.4 million yearly funding for county school superintendents offices and a bill to spread points on real estate loans over loan life for constitutional limit calculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Jones
Associated Press
Austin, Tex
Texas House Today
Senate
Dan Kubiak
Rockdale
House
Thought for today misfortunes door left open
A Czech Slovak proverb cautions that misfortunes enter when a door is left ajar. It reflects on how carelessness invites trouble, urging vigilance and timely action to prevent hardship.
Also Mentioned on This Page
American Motor Inn
Rotary Club
Holiday Inn
AAUW
Jackson
Tair Barn
Lions
Isaac Flores
Stock Market Report
Palomino
David Palomino
Alex Garcia
Ramon Garcia
Danny Pena
Emilio Pena
Ricky Gonzales
Jose Gonzales
Joe Lopez
Steve Abila
Nicholas Abila
The
Rich
Borden
Pet
Chrysler
Coca Cola
Dow Chem
duPont
Eastman
Exxon
Fairchild
Ford
Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Tire
Goodrich
Great
A&p
Gulf Oil
IBM
Int Paper
Jhn-Man
John Joh
Litton
Marathon
Marcer
Mobil Oil
Monsanto
Penn Cent
Penney
Phill Pet
RCA
Safeway
Sears
Sony
Stand Ind
Sun Oil
Texaco
US Steel
Woolworth
Xerox
Irene Garcia
Ladies of Our Refuge of Sinners Catholic Church
Sabina Bustillos
Hermina Garcia
Good News Club
Bobbie Avary
Margie Knowles
David Rodriguez
Carl
Salvador Rodriguez
Jennie
Chicago
New York Cotton Exchange
London
Paris
Frankfurt
Zurich
Joe Quiroz
Cruz Quiroz
Vicente Matta
Joe Bramlett
Kristi
Garry Treadwell
Ed Powell
Howard Harris
Powell
Harris
Bramlett
Treadwell
Barstow Elementary
Rueben Gillespie
Emilio Navarette
Mona
Daniel
Felipe Aldaz
Calistro Navarette
Domingo Vasquez
Raul
Elena Pena
Monahans
Gorgie Terrazas
Christina and
Joe
Rene Flores
County OF
Reeves
Commissioners Court of
Said County
H.D Glover
Attest
Catherine Ashley
Martius
Mars
Pecos Enterprise
Buckner News Alliance
Cedar St. Pecos
Ward
Loving
Howard Colhier
Manuela Gutierrez
Pecos Elem School
Gladys Youngblood
Alice A. Navarrette
George Tillery
Pecos High School
Ronnie Bowles
Toyah School
Toyah
Edith Miller
Joe Kuhn
Balmorhea Community Club
Balmorhea, Texas
Garland Rowe
Joe Prew
Saragosa School House
Saragosa
Floyd Brownfield
W.A. Jobe
West Pecos Elem School
Bob Dean
V.D Morelan
Lamar Elem School
J.E. Couch
Parker Elkins
Cooksey
Orla
Jimmy Cooksey
WE Dodd
Airbase
Barbara Coop
Elva Arreguy
John Sullivan
Zavala Jr
Reddy Room Community Pub. Service Co
Lillian E Renshaw
Albert Joniett
Alton Hughes
Floyd Brownlee
H.D. Glover
John Pitts
Peggy McCracken
Lynn Webb
Becky Rivera
Diane Osborn
Mary Shute
Ruben Baca
Emily Galindo
Carlos Nichols
Joyce Miller
Hutchison
Gordo
Gus Arriola
Income Tax Service
J.F. Gassett
South Oak Pecos
Boks MW
Jaith Force
Community Public Service Co
Stafford
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