Winners named in Pecos art exhibit at Fall Fair
Awards winners were selected yesterday for the Pecos Art Club exhibit at the Fall Fair. Judge Deborah Correns of the University of Texas of the Permian Basin presided. Adults Graphics first Elaine Caper, second Jane Morelan, third Jenella Poitevint. Acrylics first Lela Williams, second Lela Williams, third Lela Williams. Oil first Patsy Beauchamp, second Bonnie Conrad, third Bonnie Conrad. Watercolor first Lonnie Kelly, second Plyna Nesbitt, third Margie Williamson. Honorable mention Jerrnella Poitevini. Students preschool Jimbo Murphy first. Grades 1-3 Miles Williamson first, Gloria Venzor second, Scott Reynolds third. Grades 4-6 Tia Lewis first, Robert Arias second, Maria Venzor third. Junior high Joe Baeza first, Tony Lopez second, Freddy Ornelas third. High school Mary Teal first, Gloria Teal second.
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Pecos
Deborah Correns
University of Texas of the
National Lunch Week Menu for Columbus Day
National School Lunch Week runs Oct 9 to 15 with Universal Menu Day on Oct 12 Columbus Day. School officials promise a kid friendly menu each day including chili dog on Oct 10 and lasagne da Vinci on Oct 12. Menus may change.
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Universal Menu
Future teachers name officers at Pecos High
The Emma Shepherd chapter of FTA met Oct. 3 at Pecos High School. Members received yearbooks and district delegates were elected: Kay Painter Becky Salyer and Melody Naylor. Rev. Joe Wood of First United Methodist spoke on first impressions.
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Emma_ Shepherd
FTA
Future Teachers of America
Pecos High School
Kay Painter
Becky Salyer
Melody Naylor
Joe Wood
First United Methodist
Golf Association Breakfast Scramble This Sunday
The Pecos Molédh's Golf Association will host a breakfast cookout and a 27 hole golf scramble starting at 9 a.m. on Sunday. All are invited to participate, according to an association officer.
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Pecos Molédh's Golf Association
Banks Raise Prime Rate Amid Inflation Fears
New York AP report notes major banks lift prime from 7 to 7.2 percent in second general rate hike within two weeks. Citibank announces at 10 am with Wells Fargo and United Jersey Bank following. Cotton futures slide while steel prices cited as inflationary pressure by White House agency.
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San Francisco
United Jersey Bank of Hackensack
New York Cotton Exchange
Obituaries: Services Saturday for Mrs C E Armstrong
Mrs C E Armstrong died Oct 6 after a long illness at Pecos Memorial Hospital. Born Gabie Belle Brown March 29 1885 in Loncoke Arkansas she married Charles Edgar Armstrong Sr Nov 5 1902 in Wise County Texas. Survived by five sons four daughters 28 grandchildren 36 great grandchildren and 3 great great grandchildren. She was a longtime Pecos resident and artist a charter Pecos Art Club member and First Baptist Church, Pecos. Services Saturday Oct at 10 a.m. at First Baptist Church.
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C.F. Armstrong
Pecos Memorial Hospital
D.H
Webb
Paul
James Riley
Chester
Fred
Cole
Scott
Sue Couch
Cathryn Bentley
Hope Wilson
Ethel Collier
Pecos
Granny Armstrong
First Baptist Church
Granny
Pecos Art Club
Pecos student earns degree at North Texas State University
Deborah R. Cabeza of Pecos was among 1,137 degree recipients at North Texas State University summer commencement Aug 13 in the NTSU Coliseum. The university awarded 553 bachelor’s, 540 master’s and 44 doctorates. Cabeza, daughter of Jack D. McCall, received the master of education in early childhood education.
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Deborah R. Cabeza
Pecos
North Texas State University
NTSU
Cabeza
Jack D. McCall
S. Park
Service station canopy damaged by U Haul at 414 W Third
James Locker told police a U Haul struck the canopy of his service station at 414 West Third Street Wednesday afternoon causing about 200 dollars in damage. Hazel Knottingham reported her beige purse missing from a shopping cart at Safeway Thursday morning. John Burton of Thrasher Trucking said a truck failed to get escort and hit a signal light at Third and Cedar Streets per police reports. Dow Jones index figures show mixed movement in early trading with the 30 industrials at 842.26, up 0.18.
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James Locker
Third St
Hazel Knottingham
Alberta St
Safeway
John Burton
Thrasher Trucking
Monahans
Third
Cedar Streets
Calendar of Pecos events today and upcoming
Calendar of coming events in the Pecos area lists today at the Senior Center 119 S Cedar St 10 am to 4 pm with arts and crafts exhibitions at Pecos Fall Fair and Heth Carnival over the weekend. Saturday features a barbecue cookoff at the sheriff s posse arena horse show livestock show and barbecue judging and supper followed by a dance with Leon Ashley and Margie Singleton. Monday evening Lions Club and Amistad Lions Club meetings. Tuesday library hours alcoholics anonymous and AlAnon meetings and TOPS clubs plus Optimist and Business and Professional Women events. Wednesday a covered dish luncheon at noon.
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S. Cedar St
Pecos
Sheriff's Posse
Fair Barn
Leon Ashley
Margie Singleton
St. Community
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