Cowboy artist Pruitt shares life and art philosophy
A. Kelly Pruitt, Texas based painter and bronzes creator, discusses how life as a working cowboy shapes his art and philosophy. He blends cattle work with studio practice across Presidio, Taos, and Rome, reflecting on control, consciousness, and the craft. He will lecture at the First National Bank.
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A. Kelly Pruitt
Pruitt
National
Burma
Pecos
Perpetue
Davis Mountains
Texas
Presidio
First National Bank
Kelly
First freeze of season after Thanksgiving warmth
Temperatures dipped to freezing overnight with a morning low around 32. The day featured a 76 degree high, and forecasters expect little change this weekend under clear to partly cloudy skies. Thick fog created travel hazards across Texas while light showers dotted eastern areas.
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Texas
Associated Press
Wichita Falls
San Angelo
Panhandle
Wichita
Midland
Central
East Texas
Lufkin
College Station
Victoria
Alice
Cotulla
McAllen
Dalhart
Los Angeles
Topanga Canyon
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Coast
New England
South Dakota
Great Lakes
Maine
Johnny United Struggles to Ward Line as Delays Hit
Johnny United faced another delay of game penalty this week after players failed to report, pushing them back toward the 10 yard line. The miscues reflect discipline issues as the squad grapples with on field timing.
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Johnny United
United Way Drives Ahead As Goal Nears
United Way campaign reports 22249.29 collected toward a 24500 goal with one more play expected. Pecos Day Care Center at 1100 St Locust St operates without government aid, funded by tuition and private donations. Run by Reeves County Community Council, it serves 20 to 25 children with meals, naps, and preschool activities under Mrs. Ed Armstrong.
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St. Locust St
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CES
Ed Armstrong
Avalita Prieto
City Employees Attend West Texas Water Utilities Short School
S B Hunt Octavio Garcia and Ernest Calanchi of the Pecos water and sewer department attended the 25th Annual West Texas Regional Water Utilities Short School in Lubbock on November 6 to 8. Garcia earned a C Certificate of Competency in Water and Sewer Operations after the basic Water Course exam. Hunt joined 30 West Texans in a Community Awareness class and received a certificate from Texas A&M University Engineering Extension Service.
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Octavio Garcia
Ernest Calanchi
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Pecos
West Texas
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Calanchi
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Texas Water Quality
Texas A&m University
Engineering Extension Service
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State Health Department
Hunt
Texas A&m University, Engineering Extension Service
Thanksgiving brings hope for Pecos boy after month comatose
Wesley Pergran, nephew of Mrs. Carolyn McNeil of 2102 Nebraska St Pecos, regained some consciousness after more than a month in a Odessa Medical Center Hospital room 206 following a October 11 motorcycle accident at South Pecos Elementary School. Doctors report gradual improvement. he is able to respond, speak faintly, and no longer needs tube feeding. Nurses note progress is slow but encouraging as his family expresses gratitude and prayers.
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James Wesley Pegran
Carolyn McNeil
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Medical Center Hospital
Odessa
South Pecos
Rust Removal And Painting Tips For Wrought Iron Furniture
Patricia A. Bradshaw, housing and home furnishings specialist, advises removing all rust before painting wrought iron furniture. Apply red lead or aluminum primer, then two or more coats of rust-inhibiting paint to finish.
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Patricia A. Bradshaw
Residents Gauge 50 MPH Speed Limit Support
A downtown poll on energy shortages asks residents about a 50 mile per hour limit and energy cuts at home. Respondents vary from backing a 50 mph limit to preferring 60, with remarks on saving gas and electricity and opinions on holiday lights consumption.
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Curtis Wilson
Johnson
Albert Gonzales
Jurors summoned for district court in civil week
District Judge J H Starley announced jurors are summoned to report Dec 3 for civil jury week. A prior Nov 5 session was postponed. Abbreviated list names jurors reporting at 9 a.m. including Mrs. Leo Edwards and many others across numerous surnames and given names.
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J.H. Starley
Leo Edwards
R. Henry Blackwell
Ronnie D. Doggett
Frank Mendoza
Senida Gil
Randall Jobe
Emilia T. Aguirre
Reynaldo Tal
Lynn Owens
Gilbert Carrillo
Lupe Lopez
Joe McMahon
Edgar T. Cravey
Merced Segovia
Belia Chabarria
Luis Dutchover
Inez Contreras
George E. Bounds
Frances Natividad
Bob Evans Griggs
John B. Stickels
Pilar T. Dominguez
Clais Q. Clark
Elisa R. Rodri
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