Moon Reelected as Balmorhea Chamber President
Moon was reelected president of the Balmorhea Chamber of Commerce at a Saturday meeting where Rick Moon presided. Officers include Tony Parker as vice president Cassie Farrington secretary Patty Towler treasurer and Jake Damron director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balmorhea Chamber of Commerce
Rick Moon
Treasuers
Tony Parker
Cassie Farrington
Patty Towler
Jake Damron
SH 10
Toyah Road
Bill Sprinkle
Louise Adams
Chamber
Sprinkle
Balmorhea Theatres One Acts Draw Full Balmorhea Crowd
Balmorhea high school staged its first showing of two one act plays last Thursday afternoon to a full audience. Nancy Stuart judged the works and will select the district tryout winner for Imperial March 30. A next Balmorhea showing is 7:30 p.m. Friday with admission 75 cents adults 50 cents students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balmorhea High School
Dear Papa
Alan Harper
Lawyer
Gary Compton
Miss Mondosa
Rosa Matta
Marge
Diana Compton
Oscar
James Oscar
Scott Crenshaw
Ann
Cherry Elliott
Junior
James Mooney
Doctor Cortez
Socorro Rodrigo
Tammy Conner
Nancy Stuart
Sul Ross University
Imperial
Balmorhea Auditorium
Amy McIntire
Market slips amid profit taking across stocks and cotton
Noon market report shows the Dow down 10.31 to 977.33 as profit taking deepens. NYSE volume slows with 9.11 million shares traded. American Telephone and Telegraph falls 3/8 to 55 3/8. NYSE composite dips to 53.44 while ASE value index drops to 103.73. Cotton futures ease with May at 59.43 cents per pound and livestock quotations in Fort Worth and Amarillo show mixed gains and steady demand.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Fort Worth
One Hurt in Weekend City Police Wrecks
A man identified as Manuel Fuen tez, 1320 W Fifth St, received medical treatment after a collision with a utility pole on 1100 block of W Third St at 4 08 a m Sunday. Over the weekend five accidents were investigated, beginning Friday afternoon with a pickup driven by W R Gaither colliding with Wilma Blair at Third and Cedar.
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Memorial Hospital
Manuel Fuentez
Fifth St
W. Third Street
W.R. Gaither
S. Cherry St
Carlsbad
N.M
Wilma Blair
Third
Cedar Streets
J. R. Harper
Monroesvill
Ala
Cinthia Dominguez
S. Pecan St
Oak Street
Texas Street
Washington Street
Tommy Sissell
Tra- Park
James Jones
Wyoming St
David Vejil
S. Eddy St
John Prewit
S. Willow St
Second
Oak Streets
Stone awarded for grazing management near Hovey
J W Stone of Hovey receives the Excellence in Grazing Management Award from the Texas Section of the American Society of Range Management. Nominated by Society members, Stone’s Johnsongrass and native rangeland system boosted production while protecting resources. His deer dove quail habitat improved. award sent via Toyah Limpia Soil and Water Conservation District.
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Toyah Limpia Soil and Water Conservation District
J.W. Stone
Texas
Society of Range Management
Stone
Sonny McElroy
Howard Collier
SWCD
Range Society
Wynn Hamilton
Toyah Limpia
Trans Pecos
Hovey
American Society of Range Management
Soil Conservation Service
SCS
Hoffman plants Jose Wheatgrass on 124 acre Texas farm
Dr George A Hoffman and son Jim of Fort Stockton run a Balmorhea area farm of 124 acres south of Balmorhea. They completed planting 15 acres of Tall Jose Wheatgrass to stretch limited district water. The cool season perennial grass can graze in winter like wheat with lower replant costs and supports stocker cattle with manure fertilizer.
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George A. Hoffman
Jim
Fort Stockton
Balmorhea
Perkins in fair condition after Barstow tank accident
George Perkins, 30, of 705 Alamo, remained in Odessa Medical Center in fair condition after an industrial incident six miles north of Barstow. He suffered burns, fell from a ladder inside a tank at Intratex Gas Company while inside the tank, and was later admitted to Odessa hospital. other workers were treated. Baltazar DeAnda improved with burns to back and hands.
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George Perkins
Alamo
Odessa Medical Center
Barstow
Perkins
Odessa Hospital
Memorial Hospital
Pecos
Intratex Gas Company
Edco Oilfield
Intratex
Jack Thomason
Baltazar DeAnda
Deaths Services for Stanley Harp Held in Texas
Deaths notice states Stanley Harp aged 42 born January 22 1934 Pecos lifelong resident. Services were 4 p m Sunday at Union Church Grandfalls with burial at 8 a m today Ector County Cemetery Odessa. Survivors include widow Billie Harp two sons Richie and Randy Harp Pecos two daughters Kay and Christi Harp Pecos mother Hazel Harp Grandfalls brothers Bill Harp San Angelo and Dick Harp Houston and one grandchild.
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Stanley Harp
Union Church
Grandfalls
Ector County
Odessa
Mr. Harp
Pecos
Billie Harp
Richie
Randy Harp
Kay Harp
Christi Harp
Hazel Harp
Bill Harp
San Angelo
Dick Harp
Houston
Explosion injures three at Delhi Gas Pipeline plant
One of three men injured in a Friday morning explosion at a Delhi Gas Pipeline Company plant remains in Memorial Hospital. Billy Wayne Stroud listed in good condition with burns on arms hands and face. The other two workers Manuel Veramios and Diab Albario, from Holloman Construction, were also injured and treated after the 11 37 a.m. blast.
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Delhi
Memorial Hospital
Billy Wayne Stroud
Stroud
Manuel Veramios
Diab Albario
Holloman Construction Company
Roanoke's Rise from Big Lick to City in 1884
Roanoke Virginia grew from the settlement Big Lick to a city in 1884. The name Roanoke comes from an Indian word meaning shell money. The city formed with the connection of the Shenandoah Valley Railroad and the Norfolk and Western Railroad.
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Roanoke
Big Lick
Shenandoah Valley
Norfolk and Western
Calendar of coming events in the Pecos area
The Pecos area lists upcoming events including community gatherings, performances, and public meetings. Local groups such as churches, schools, and cultural organizations invite residents to attend, with dates and venues announced for each event.
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Pecos
Community club schedules and tips on temperance
Local notice lists evening meetings for a band boosters group at the high school cafeteria and Lions and Optimist clubs at various venues. A senior citizens lunch is planned at Barstow Community Center and Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon meet at 125 S Oak St with contact numbers. A Rotary noon meeting is noted at the Holiday Inn. One line offers a temperance argument about the cost of imported alcohol.
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Evening Lions Club
American Motor Inn
Barstow Community Center
Pecos Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon
S. Oak St
Reeves County newspaper rate and staff listings
The Enterprise details circulation areas Reeves County and surrounding counties with pricing for home delivery and mail subscriptions, notes Associated Press membership for republication, and lists staff including Peggy McCracken as Managing Editor and Lynn Webb as City Editor.
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Peggy McCracken
Lynn Webb
Nova Gutierrez
Diane Oshorn
Mary Shute
Ruben Back
Emily Galindo
Carlos Nichols
Mary Carpenter
UIL band contest nets Pecos 30 first division medals
Pecos junior high schools dominated the UIL solo and ensemble contest in Zavala Junior High with about 30 first division medals. Readouts highlighted Debra Diaz flute solo Carla Briggs French horn solo Tim Swift tuba solo and the Briggs, Montoya, Salcido, Sparkman trombone quartet from Garman's team. Crockett Junior High earned 23 first division medals including many flute solos and woodwind ensembles under Darle Rountree.
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UIL
Odessa
Zavala
Doug Garman
Debra Diaz
Carla Briggs
Tim Swift
Clifford Briggs
Tony Montoya
Danny Salcido
Jimmy Sparkman
Amanda Fuentes
Cindy Acosta
Mike Jaquez
Peter Marquez
Roy Sanchez
Ramiro Tarango
Mary Kay Swift
Bengie Apolinar
Marcos Contreras
Jeff Ornelas
Joel Roman
Tavo Villanueva
Sheryl Salcido
Anna Marie Ortega
Sandra Castillo
Anabel Matta
Anna Ortega
Lora Ann Salcido
Michelle Sabia
Monya Hooker
Vicki Hurley
Cookie Painter
Lisa Smith
Garman
Crocket Junior High School
Darle Rountree
Mark
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Moon
Helen Humphries
By Frankie Kingston
Tissie Ann Elliott
Georgetown University
Mrs
Wes, Elliott
Canada
Mexico
Toyah Valley
Balmorhea Lake
Balmorhea State Park
Community Liberty Singers
Amarillo
Tex
Associated Press
Alcoa
At&t
Ad Rich
Beth
Borden
Brit
Pet Ae
Chrysler
Coca Cola Cities Soc Koont
Dow Chem
duPont
Eastman
Paso NG
Exxon &7
Fairchild Cam
Ford
Gen Foods
Tire
Goodrich
Great
A&p Gulf Oil
Rt Hous LP
IBM
Jhn-Man
John Joh Litton
Marathon
Marcor
Mobil Oil
Monsanto
Penney
Phill Pet Rca
Safeway
Sears
Sony
Sun Oil
Texaco
UN Carbide
Uniroyal
US Steel
Woolworth
Xerox
Hoffman
OMC
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Pecos Optimists
Chaparral Village
Federation
Tops TX 259
10Th St
Rotary
Club
Holiday Inn
Oak St
Cedar St. Peens
P.O Box
Reeves County
Reeves
Ward, Loving
Culberson
Jeff Davis
Mike McKeown
Eddie Aguilar
Jeff Duncan
Sonny Falcon
Victor Hamar
Randy Peters
Karen Hill
Starla Edwards
Jaime Gentry
Tracy McAmis
Michelle Stafford
Terri Pattillo
Amanda Ramonez
Connie Shoemaker
Donna Strodtman
Francis Fuentes
Robin Helberg
Vicki Spitzer
Darin Dingler
Marc Dingler
Donny Dominguez
Miguel Flores
Randall Jenkins
Tommy Kilcrease
Mindy Gober
Karyn Holloway
Malinda Vick
Norma Rumbaugh
Shugart Coupon
Wacker’s
Eddy St
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