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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1971

Page

9

Faith and community news from El Paso and Medina Home

Rev David Moore speaks at First Presbyterian in El Paso on March 21 and again Easter Sunday. Medina Children's Home breaks ground for a Moody Health and Education Building funded by the Moody Foundation with total project costs around 220000. Construction by Masterbuilders of Texas begins April 1 with completion targeted September 1.

David Moore el Paso First Presbyterian Church L.B. Trone Carlsbad New Mexico Jerome Fullenwider Midland Fullenwider Gordon S. Bowie University Presbyterian Church Bowie Moore Medina Children’s Home Public Relations and Development Board E. Doyle Thomas Abilene Dempsey Simpson Medina Home W.A. Goforth Temple Medina Kerrville Texas Churches of Christ Moody Health and Education Services Moody Foundation of Galveston Hal Charlie Peteron Lubbock Comissary Mnasium Clark Ford First Christian Church Black River Camp Tommy Beauchamp L.G. Strachan District 3 Ford Kenneth Teegarden Fort Worth W.a.goforth

Texas Visitor Industry Sees 21 Million Tourists in 1970

The Texas Highway Department reports 21,116,000 out of state and foreign visitors in 1970, spending 1.469 billion dollars. Auto visitors dropped about seven percent. commercial carrier travelers fell just under one percent. Houston tops destinations, with Dallas, El Paso and San Antonio close behind. East Texas leads when area tourism is counted.

Austin Texas Texas Highway Department Highway Department Texas Tourist Council State Capitol Judge Roy Bean Langtry Houston Dalelas el Paso San Antonio

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