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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1975

Page

2

Gloria Abila sworn in as Barstow postmaster

Gloria Abila was sworn in as Barstow postmaster in a brief ceremony led by David Hoelster of Midland. The Barstow resident, who has served as interim officer in charge since June following Ruby Dell Cummings retirement, previously worked seven years as a part time clerk. Her husband Benny is a Barstow city councilman and the couple has four children.

Gloria Abila Abila U.S. Postal Service David Hoelster Barstow Ruby Dell Cummings

Holcombe undergoes major surgery in Odessa Texas

Reeves County attorney Walter Holcombe is reported doing well after major surgery at Medical Center Hospital in Odessa. He was brought in by ambulance following a sudden illness earlier in the week and is in room 305. He is up and moving around as he recovers, according to hospital staff.

Reeves County Walter Holcombe Odessa Medical Center Holcombe Odessa

Quiet Thanksgiving Day Police Blotter

A quiet Thanksgiving Day saw two reports. Bill Cooksey reported the theft of a spare tire from the back of his pickup. DPS noted apples thrown at cars on Interstate 20 damaged one windshield.

Bill Cooksey Hackberry DPS Interstate 20

Market Summary Amid Mixed Signals and Weekend Ahead

The New York Stock Exchange composite edged up .01 to 85.72 while the American Exchange market value index rose .28 to 85.72. Volume reached 6.86 million on the Big Board as traders noted a four day weekend ahead and a government index of leading economic indicators posted a second month decline in October. Imperial Oil led the American list, down 1/8 to 24. Cotton futures fell and rose in the New York market in light, mixed trading as weather improves. Gold prices fell across London Paris and Frankfurt with minor shifts in New York dealers.

NYSE American Stock Exchange Imperial Oil New York New York City New York Stock Exchange Ford Pan American World Airways Associated Press Alcoa At&t Ad Rich Beth Sd Borden Chrysler Coca Cola duPont Eastman Paso Tire Goodrich A&p Gulf Oil Hous LP IBM John-Man John Joh Litton Marathon Mobil Oil Monsanto Penn Cent Penney Phill Pet RCA Safeway Sears Ind Texaco Texas UN Carbide Uniroyal US Steel Woolworth

Deaths Services for Paul Evans 80 Van Horn Rancher

Paul Means Evans 80 of Van Horn died in El Paso after a short illness. Services were held at First Baptist Church Van Horn with burial in Van Horn Cemetery. Born June 18 1885 in Jeff Davis County he helped found the First Baptist Church in Van Horn and was a prominent West Texas and Southern New Mexico rancher. Survivors include his wife two daughters Lottie Woods and Frances Carpenter a son Paul Evans a brother Elves Evans a sister Grace Cowden and several grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Paul Means Evans van Horn First Baptist Church of Evans Grace Cowden Pecos el Paso Jeff Davis County West Texas New Mexico First Baptist Church Lottie Woods Frances Carpenter Odessa Paul Evans Elves Evans Truth Or Consequences N.M Cowden

Paper delivery guaranteed if not received by 5 55 p m

If you have not received your newspaper by 5 55 p m call the Circulation Dept by 6 00 p m to arrange guaranteed delivery. The contact number is 445 5475.

Thanksgiving Day Birth Surprises Dallas Couple

Wayne Mackey 29 and his wife 18 welcomed a baby boy on Thanksgiving 1975 at 1:45 am after a rush to the hospital. The infant arrived 10 minutes after labor began, two months premature and delivered feet first. Mackey said he learned to trust his wife and wished for prenatal classes. Both mother and baby were reported fine.

Dallas Wayne Mackey Mackey

Blood Covered Box Under Bridge Turns Out To Hold Carcass

Pecos and Balmorhea officers found a blood stained box under a bridge on FM 2903 between Toyah and Balmorhea. Deputy Raul Flores and Texas DPS troopers recovered a deer carcass after about an hour of searching with Judge Clayton Stallings directing the inquiry.

Pecos Balmorhea Toyah Raul Flores Texas Highway Department Clayton Stallings Flores DPS

Community Club Meeting Notes and Schedules

Thursday morning Optimists at 6 30 a.m Ramadalan Rotary Club meets at Holiday Inn at noon. Monday evening Lions Club at American Motor Inn at 7 30 p.m. Amistad Lions Club at Lions Den at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday AARP Christmas dinner at Methodist Church at 7 p.m. Jerry Brow ning to speak.

Ramadalan Rotary Club Holiday Inn Lions’ Club American Motor Inn Amistad Lions Club Lions den Jerry Browning Methodist Ace

Weekly school lunch menu shows meals for Wednesday and Friday

The menu lists meals including chili dog, potato au gratin, green beans, vanilla pudding with pineapple and milk for Wednesday. Beef stew, salad, applesauce cake, crackers, butter and milk, then chicken fried patty with gravy and sides, Sloppy Joe with fries and peaches for lunch. Friday features cheese enchiladas, pinto beans, a lettuce tomato salad, plum cobbler and milk.

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