Former Pecos resident promoted to vice president at Henry S. Miller Co
Norman Lindley of Pecos has been named vice president at Henry S. Miller Co Realtors Fort Worth office. A former independent appraiser, he specializes in shopping center, apartment and land properties. Lindley, a Texan with degrees and real estate license, has led major 1979 sales including Royal Orleans and Arcadia shopping centers. He lives in Fort Worth with his son Heath and brother Clark.
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Norman Lindley
Pecos
Henry S. Miller Co
Realtors
Fort Worth
Miller
Lindley
University of Texas
Texas Christian University
Texas
Royal Orleans
Kent Plaza
Plaza Bellaire
Bellaire House
Glenview Apartments
Wellington Square
Richland Plaza
Arcadia
Corpus Christi
Medical Tower
Dallas
Austin
Houston
San Antonio
Frankfurt
Brussels
Harold Lindley
Jefferson
Women’s Division Chamber Plans November Meeting
The Women’s Division Chamber of Commerce invites all new members to the monthly meeting on Thursday November 8 at 7 30 p m. The session will be at the Chamber of Commerce office 111 S Cedar with information packets and refreshments provided.
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Chamber of Commerce
S. Cedar
Stocks Edge Higher as Credit Hope Lifts Na Market
New York stocks rose modestly with gainers outnumbering losers about two to one amid expectations of easing credit tightening. Cotton futures fell slightly while prices for key futures and grains showed mixed mid day moves. Dow Jones index edged lower as industrial and overall averages wavered around the closed figures.
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NEW York
Federal Reserve
New York Stock Exchange
NEW York (Ap
New York Cotton Exchange
Pecos School Menu Week Highlights Breakfast and Lunch
Pecos School offers a weekly breakfast menu with pancakes eggs bacon oatmeal and wraps. Lunch options include chili mac burritos burritos and burgers with sides like corn beans and salads plus desserts and milk. All menus may change at short notice.
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Pecos
Pecos Area November Events Calendar Highlights
November listings from Pecos area clubs and organizations include Evening Lions Club at American Motor Inn 7 p.m., Amistad Lions Club 7:30 p.m., Cantaloupe City CB Club 7:30 p.m., and Senior Citizens Center events such as Huff and Puff and quilting. Numerous groups meet on second and fourth Mondays or Tuesdays, with activities ranging from pledge rituals, drama, and hobby clubs to health screenings and bazaars. Community groups include Pecos AA and Al Non, Barstow Lions, Rotary, Jaycees, and BPW with times at local venues like the Lions Den CPS Reddy Room and Santa Rosa Hall.
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Lions Club
American Motor Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Cantaloupe City CB Club
CPS
Reddy Room
Senior Citizens Center
S. Cedar
Huff and Puff
Beta Sigma Phi
7Th St
Pecos
Saragosa Hall
P.m
Pecos AA
Al-Non
N. Oak
Balmorhea
Old Senior Citizens Center
Second
Hickory
S. Eddy St
Barstow Lions Club
Barstow Community Center
Hickory Housing Center
Rio Pecos Extension Club
Pecos Jayceeettes
Santa Rosa Hall
Downtown Lions Club
Holiday Inn
S. Cedar, Huff and Puff
Pecos Rotary Club
Pecos Jaycees
Alpine Lodge
Balmorhea City Council Hears Water Meter Plan and Repairs
Balmorhea City Council met October 25 with Mayor Humphries and five councilors. Topics included EMS reports, Toyah Water Department legal matter, a contract between C.T. Gray and Chaddick, sewerage ring work, new Ditch Witch for 1400 dollars, and swearing in Ester Apponey and Marilyn Smith as city secretary and clerk.
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Balmorhea
City Hall
Humphries
Linda Bryan
Pecos Cook
Jack Humphries
Clemente Alvarez
Marilyn Smith
EMS
Helen Humphries
Austin
Toyah
Mark Chaddick
Balmorhea Water Manager
C.T. Gray
Chaddick
Ester Apponey
New
Coun
Sheriff's Report Arrests for Possession in Reeves County
Julie Elizabeth Slatton aged 18 from Richland Pennsylvania and Robert James Michaels aged 26 from Denver Colorado were arrested for possession of a controlled substance and marijuana. They are in custody at the city jail per Reeves County Sheriff's Department.
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Julie Elizabeth Slatton
Richland
Robert James Michaels
Denver
Colo
Reeves County
Pecos Police Investigate Vandalism at Weinacht Building
Emergency runs were reported to Pecos Ambulance Service at 1 20 p m Thursday. A double glass door on the west side of the Charles Weinacht Building at 2142 S Hwy 17 was found broken, likely by a rock. Damage valued at 400 dollars. Investigation ongoing by Pecos Police Department.
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Pecos
N. Cedar
Charles Weinacht
S. Hwy. 17
Gas group sets meet November 29 at Hobbs Country Club
Permian Basin Chapter of the Gas Processors Association will hold its quarterly meeting on November 29 at Hobbs Country Club. Guest speaker is David Morrow of J.C. Wilson Co. Dinner costs $10. Reservations: (915) 682-0567. Cocktail hour 6:30 NM time, dinner 7:30. A golf tournament is also planned with tee times via Steve Bush of The Wells Co. at 1-915-333-3287.
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Permian Basin
The
Gas Processors Association
Hobbs Country Club
David Morrow
J.C. Wilson Co
New Mexico
Steve Bush
Wells Co
Harvest Day and Revival At Local Methodist Churches
The First United Methodist Church hosts Harvest Day on Sunday November 4 with Rev Gene Richardson of Odessa preaching in song and Deanna Kay Miller offering special music Lunch follows the noon gathering and the offering funds a fellowship hall renovation Pastor Bob Harrison leads Pecos revival services November 4-7 and 10 o clock personal evangelism studies He, wife Trula and their children have pastored in several states and Harrison hails from Gazebo Oklahoma.
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First United Methodist Church
Gene Richardson
Highland United Methodist Church of
Odessa
Deanna Kay Miller
Fellowship Hall
Robert E
Bob) Harrison
Pecos
Harrison
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