Barstow nuptials feature single ring home ceremony
John Howard Spence wed Susan Gonzales in a single ring home ceremony at the groom’s parents’ Barstow residence. Best man Pablo Navarette and bridesmaid Lisa Dominguez attended. Lynn Webb officiated. The couple’s reception followed with cake and punch as Spence and Gonzales begin married life in Pecos and Barstow connections.
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John Howard Spence
Susan Gonzales
John Spence
Pablo Navarette
Lisa Dominguez
Pecos
Lynn Webb
Josefa Gonzales
Nichols Gonzales
Barstow
J.C. Spence
Ora Spence
Spence
Harris Lumber Company
Army
Meat theft arrest and truck theft report headline
Oscar Gutierrez faces theft over twenty dollars charges after police say he left Foodway with 20 meat packages hidden in clothing, which allegedly fell from his pants during a store parking lot stop. A Pecos county auto theft case ended with Robert Collins arrested after a truck was found abandoned east of town. An investigation continues into a Pecos resident subjected to deviate sexual acts under threat of violence. a partial suspect description is provided.
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Oscar Gutierrez
Gutierrez
Foodway
S. Eddy St
al Lopez
Lopez
Pecos
Canal Well Service
Leo Edwards
Edwards
Citizens Band
Jim Breese
Robert Steve Collins
Collins
North
Deaths in Texas set of obituaries note multiple families
Obituaries list several local figures: Todd Larned aged 9 died after a long illness in Houston. Charles J. Wise age 67 died in Tow. Edith Hall Mellvain age 78, former Pecos High School librarian, with services pending. Details include birthdates, residences, survivors, and church affiliations.
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Todd Larned
Texas Institute of Research and Rehabilitation
Houston
First Methodist Church
Monahans
Haskell Willow Cemetery
Haskell
Jerry Larned
Joe Larned
Wortham Key
Albany
Charles J. Wise
Charles J
Jack) Wise
Tow
Texas
Edith McIlvain
Edith Hall MeIlvain
Pecos High School
Carlsbad
Denton Funeral Home
First Baptist Church
Throckmorton
North Texas State University
Texas Woman’s University
Charles Lee Mellvain
Ponder
Mellvain
Pecos
Tom Mcellvain
Jess McIlvain
Washington, D.C
Sarah McLaughlin
Sacramento
Calif
DAR
PTA
Texas Library Association
B&pw
Delta Kappa Gamma
National Retired Teachers Association
Association of University Women
Texas State Teachers Association
Calendar of coming events in the Pecos area
Calendar listings for Pecos area events include Alcoholics Anonymous and Al Anon meetings at 125 S Oak St, Morning TOPS Club at Federation Parlor, Post members of TOPS TX 259 at St Community Council office, evening Optimists at Saragosa Hall, VIM program at Senior Citizens Center, and meetings of Business and Professional Women, Rotary Club, Lions Club, Amistad Lions Club, Pecos Optimists with various locations and times on Tuesday through Monday.
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Pecos Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon
S. Oak St
Tops Club
Federation
Tops TX 259
St. Community
Senior Citizens Center
Second
Hickory Streets
Federation Parlor
Rotary Club
Holiday Inn
Dow steadies after dip as traders eye rate outlook
New York noon market shows slight recovery from Monday slide with the Dow inching up to 971.53 after two hours, while NYSE composite slips to 52.94 and overall sentiment remains cautious on rising interest rates. Gulf State Utilities active at 12.00, 100,000 shares traded. Fort Worth livestock reports note cattle and calves mixed demand with varied prices across slaughter and feeder classes. Amarillo notes slower trade with steer and heifer beef mostly 1.00 lower. Dow Jones a.m. averages listed show Industrials 971.36 down 0.17, Transports 213.20, Utilities 84.90 down 0.64, Stocks 299.49 down 0.90.
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New York
Dow
Gulf State Utilities
Bio Board
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Fort Worth
Dow Jones I. A.m
Supreme Court allows drug price advertising by pharmacists
The Supreme Court rulings say consumers have a right to price information for prescription drugs. Virginia officials argued bans protect quality, but the court said public ignorance of lawful prices undermines competition. FTC studies estimate potential savings from price advertising range from 130 million to 380 million annually.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Alan B. Morrison
Virginia Citizens’ Council
Virginia
Harry A. Blackmun
Blackmun
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
American Enterprise Institute — For Public Policy Research
Chicago
Absentee voting starts for June 5 runoff in Texas
Secretary of State Mark White warns that voters who cast a May 1 primary ballot in one party cannot vote in the runoff of another party. Switching parties is a state crime with up to a $2,000 fine and a year in jail. Voters who did not vote in any May 1 primary may vote in the June 5 runoff of any party.
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White
Texas
Texas Feeder Cattle On Feed Rise Says Texas Official
Agriculture Commissioner John C. White reports Texas cattle and calves on feed for slaughter May 1 at 1 603 000 head, up 50 percent from a year ago. Placements into Texas feedlots rose 22 percent from April 1975 while marketings fell 29 percent from March 1976. Nationwide seven state total on feed May 1 reached 7 519 000 head, up 35 percent from last year but 10 percent below May 1, 1974.
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Austin
Texas
Agriculture
John C. White
Fed
White
Arizona
California
Colorado
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraka
Vandalism at East Pecos Apartments Damages Estimated
Police report vandals attacked at least four east Pecos apartments causing about 85 dollars in damage. Pecos Housing Authority employees said intruders broke in kicked holes in walls smeared crayon on surfaces and tore down cabinet doors.
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Pecos
Pecos Housing Authority
Pecos County Daily Frontage Reedies Staff and Rates
A garbled newspaper masthead lists staff roles including managing editor Cin editor and advertising managers. It notes Reeves County publication with evening editions Monday through Friday and home delivery and mail rates for Reeves Ward Loving Culberson Jeff Davis counties and other areas plus Associated Press partnership and Pecos Texas postage details.
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Reeves
Ward
Loving
Culberson
Jeff Devis
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Gonzales
Direc
Melvita Floyd
By Eddie Jean Webb
Eunice Koenning
Gloria Abila
Joyce Douglas
Jane Spence
Diane Lewis
Daylene Waight
Catholic Church of
Epifiano Abila
Joe Lopez
David Palomino
Susan Garcia
Ramon Garcia
Diana Dominguez
Louisa Florez
Lupe Garcia
Juan Garcia
Ae Ad
Joe Garcia
Lencho and
Naomi Polanco
Erma Gonzales
Rudy Olguin
Fort Stockton
Troop 91
Betty Daniels
Kermit
Linda Faulkner
Betty Calhoun
Mona Kaye Webb
Cathy Daniels
Sylvia Gutierrez
Reneal
Betty Daniels House
Nanette Guerrero
Jeanette Contreras
Mona Webb
Yelanda Abila
Reyes Abila Jr
Odessa
Ya'anda
Lucianda Marrufo
Terry Kane
West Park
Ward County Home Demonstration Club
Marie Hickey
Carolyn Koenning
Lisa Stout
Virginia Franco
el Paso
Ward County Home Demonstration Council
Mary A. Scott
Winkler County
Lovella Jolly
Extension Service
Joy Stout
Bonnie Cook Marie Hickey
Linda Parsons
Joyce Morris
Leslie Stout
Sue Ann Parsons
Tammy Gordon
Becky Koenning
Bryan
Mrs. Howard Spence
Lions Club
American Motors Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Pecos Optimists
Chaparral Village
Amarillo
Tex
Panhandle
Alcoat
Beth
duPont
Eastman
Paso NG
Exxon
Fairchild
Jord
Elec
Gen Foods
Mtrs
Tel
Gen Tire
Goodrich
Great Axp
Gulf Oil
Gulf Stat
Hous LP
IBM
Jhn-Man
John Joh
Litton
Marathon
Marcor
Mobil Oil
Uniroyal
US Steel
Woolworth
Xerox
Reagan-Ireland
Ector County
Bonham Junior High School
Ireland
Kermit Classroom Teachers Association
Kermit Junior High
Irvin Clayton
East
Elizabeth Morris
Argus
Ned Cantwell
South Main
Telephone
Richardson — Richardson, Inc
Peggy McCracken
Nova Gutierrez
NE Osborn
Emily Galindo
Carlos Nichols
Mary Carpenter
Cin
Reeves County
Cedar St. Pecos
P.O
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