Services set Thursday for Mrs Luella Hubbs
Lifelong Pecos resident Luella Hart Hubbs, 73, will be laid to rest Thursday May 10 at 4 p.m. in the First Baptist Church with interment at Fairview Cemetery. Rev Glen Edwards and David Ray will officiate. Funeral arrangements are with Pecos Funeral Home. She died Tuesday at 10 a.m. in Reeves County Hospital. Born August 20, 1905 in Reeves County, she spent her life in Pecos and was a member of the First Baptist Church.
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Sevices
Luella Hart Hubbs
First Baptist Church
Fairview Cemetery
Glen Edwards
David Ray
Pecos
Hubbs
Reeves County Hospital
Reeves County
First Baptist
Stocks and futures snapshot with cotton gains and gold quotes
Wheat and corn prices are listed with No 2 grades and bid figures for No 2 yellow corn, oats, and soybeans. Cotton futures in New York advance. strict low middling spot at 60.66 cents per pound, with July and October contracts cited. Dow Jones indices show small losses. world gold prices edge down in morning and afternoon sessions. The piece closes with biographical notes on Mrs. Hubbs, active in church work, and her survivor details plus a 1924 marriage date for Barney Hubbs and Luella Hart.
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NEW York (Ap
New York Cotton Exchange
DOW Jones New York
Dow Jones
Balmorhea Chamber Plans Fall Festival Activities
Balmorhea Chamber of Commerce met at the Community Center to discuss a Fall Festival circular and Bean Cook-off. bids for the old depot lumber will be accepted next meeting. Three thousand brochures have been printed for distribution to cook offs around the country. Prizes will be awarded to all cooks as part of festival events.
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Balmorhea
Texas
Becky Lofton
Chamber of Commerce
Fines imposed for aiding illegal aliens in Lamesa
Two Lamesa residents faced misdemeanor charges for aiding illegal aliens under federal law. Wayne Brantley and Juan C. Alvarado pleaded guilty before U.S. Magistrate J.M. Preston in Pecos. Brantley got three months per count, suspended on unsupervised one year probation, with $600 total fines. Alvarado received the same terms with $300 in fines.
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Lamesa
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Wayne Brantley
Juan C. Alvarado
U.S
J.M. Preston
Pecos
Brantley
Pecos Teen Aida Anaya Plans UT Permian Basin Graduation
Pecos High School graduate Aida Anaya will receive a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education from the University of Texas of the Permian Basin in Odessa on May 12. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Domingo Anaya of Pecos.
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Aida Anaya
Pecos
University of Texas of the
Sul Ross to host Don Rains for May 11 commencement
Texas Rep Don Rains, vice chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, will speak at Sul Ross State University commencement on May 11 at 8 p.m. in the Graves-Pierce Physical Education Building. Rains represents District 45 in the Texas House and has held multiple committee roles. He and his wife Betty live in San Marcos with their son Donald Patrick.
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Texas
Don Rains
House Appropriations Committee
Sul Ross State University
Graves-Pierce
Rains
State House
Bandera
Blanco, Frio
Hays
Kendall
Median
Bexar County
Higher Education
Stark High School
Orange
Navarro Junior College
Southwest Texas State University
Marine Corps
San Marcos
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
The
Independent Cattlemen’s Association
Texas Association of Life Underwriters
Austin
Association of Life Underwriters
Hays County Farm Bureau
Betty Jack Cooper
Sonora
Donald Patrick
Barstow youth to receive diploma at Roswell NMMI
Cadet Sergeant Mark Dinwiddie son of Mrs Jo Ann Dinwid die will join about 250 cadets receiving high school diplomas or associate degrees at the New Mexico Military Institute Roswell ceremony on Saturday May 12. Featured speakers include U S Representative Harold Runnels and Jesse F Eckel regimental commander of the 1968 69 Corps of Cadets.
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Harold Runnels
U.S
New Mexico
Jesse F. Eckel
Albuquerque
N.M
Corps of Cadets
Reeves County Reports January Bond Sales Progress
County Bond Chairman Archie Scott reported Reeves County January sales of United States Savings Bonds Series E and H total $12,052, reaching 7 percent of the 1979 goal of $170,000. The announcement signals early progress toward annual bond targets and underscores county finance activity.
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E & H United States Savings
Reeves County
Archie Scott
U.S. Magistrate Reports April Court Actions
U.S. Magistrate J.M. Preston of Pecos reports April court activity. Of 81 petty offense defendants, 68 were sentenced to imprisonment and fined 3,300 dollars for INS law violations. Eighty pleaded guilty. one was found guilty after trial. He issued 68 arrest warrants, received grand jury proceedings from Pecos and Midland-Odessa divisions, approved six appearance bonds, held 10 initial appearances and conducted three bail reviews. The Pecos grand jury returned five indictments, three sealed, and Midland-Odessa returned three indictments.
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U.S
J.M. Preston
Pecos
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Pecos Division
Midland-Odessa_Division
Federal District Court
Western District of Texas
Grand Jury
Midland-Odessa
Pecos Police Tackle Harassment and Burglaries
The Pecos Police Department reports a 4:05 p.m. Tuesday case of attempted telephone harassment. A burglary at 515 S. Almond saw two bicycles worth 100 dollars taken from a storage shed. one 10-speed and one 24-inch bike. A window was broken but no entry. shed door forced. A separate incident involved criminal mischief to a 1974 model car with a $200 windshield replacement while the owner attended a bingo at a local civic building, reported 9:40 p.m. Tuesday. Also, Pecos Ambulance Service at 2:09 p.m. Tuesday transferred a cardiac patient from Reeves County Hospital to Odessa Medical Center Hospital.
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Pecos
S. Almond
S. Pecan
Civic Organization
Reeves County Hospital
Odessa Medical Center Hospital
Calendar of Pecos Area Events for Week
Calendar lists weekly meetings and activities in Pecos area from Lions to Jaycees and senior centers. Notes include Lions Club meetings at Pecos Inn and Holiday Inn, Optimist Club, AA and Al-Non meetings, TOPS groups, Balmorhea center activities, and noon Rotary and Jaycees sessions.
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Lions Club
Pecos Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Cantaloupe City
CPS Reddy Room
Pecos
Saragosa Hall
Pecos AA
Al-Non
S. Oak
Balmorhea
Old Senior Citizens Center
Hickory
Downtown Lions Club
Holiday Inn
Balmorhea Senior Citizens Center
Pecos Rotary Club
Pecos Jaycees
Alpine Lodge
Senior Citizens Center
S. Cedar
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