Balmorhea Weekend Visits and Local Updates
Balmorhea notes show visiting family in Silver City New Mexico and San Angelo Texas with updates on residents Chas Towery and Odes O Rear. The water district works on salt cedars along the reservoir shores to prevent erosion and future floods. Balmorhea City Council set a Oct 13 meeting and a school fire prevention drill week continues. Henry Jones hospitalized. a baby and children’s inoculation clinic is planned for Oct 12 at the Housing Center. Balmorhea Bears football lost 13-6 to Imperial while the junior team won 2-0 and the band delivered a strong performance.
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Pecos
Nora Brijalba
Balmorhea Bears
Imperial
Balmorhea
Market declines and futures in cautious mood in New York
The noon Dow fell 2.86 to 837.40 as gains trailed losses amid rate hike worries. NYSE composite eased to 52.40 and AMEX index slipped to 118.49 while cotton futures eased and livestock reports from Fort Worth showed mixed cattle and hog demand with varied price ranges.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve
Fed
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Fort Worth
World Almanac Q A and Market Snapshot
The item lists three Q A prompts about historical facts and a stock market update from New York. It includes questions on Venice naming, the first US born president, and Stevenson burial, followed by a Dow Jones 11 am summary with declines in industrials and mixed figures.
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Venice
Italy
United States
United States of America
Robert Louis Stevenson
Western Samoa
New York
Dow Jones
Indus
Balmorhea Hosts and Guests Highlight Weekend Events
Balmorhea and nearby towns swap visits as families from Odessa Pecos Monahans Saragosa Kermit and San Angelo gather at homes of Alvarez Lozano Carrasco and others. A bridal shower honors Idalia Ibarra at Balmorhea Inn with plans for a wedding dance featuring Carlos de Anda and El Coyote.
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Idalia Ibarra
Manuel Ibarra
Jaime Rodriguez
Balmorhea Inn
Felipe Davila
Odessa
Balmorhea
Carlos de Anda
el Coyote
San Angelo
Manuel Rivera
Kermit
Chon Martinez
Sakki Martinez
Benjamin Guevarra
Saragosa
del Rio
Sakki
Tommy Martinez
Tammy
Crissy
Farrah
Thomas Martinez
Title roles named for class play
Kenneth Ford and Way ne Warren win the title roles in this year’s junior class play The Sun shine Boys announced Tuesday by John Briggs sponsor Auditions were held Monday in the high school auditorium with 24 juniors competing for eight parts Ford and Warren will portray aging vaudeville comedians Willie Clark and Al Lewis Rhonda Bryant won the role of Clark niece and agent Ann Silverman Other cast members include Kathy Salcido Gene Wilkins Dan Beck Lena Levario and Alice Speh Understudies are Abel Arias Dalene Whitehurst and Jana Tudor Rehearsals begin Thursday and run almost daily until performances December 9 and 10.
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Kenneth Ford
Wayne Warren
Sunshine Boys
John Briggs
Ford
Warren
Willie Clark
al Lewis
Neil Simon
Clark
Ann Silverman
Rhonda Bryant
Kathy Salcido
Gene Wilkins
Dan Beck
Lena Levario
Alice Speh
Abel Arias
Dalene Whitehurst
Jana Tudor
Hess prize winners announced at Pecos open house
Hess Chevrolet Buick of Pecos announced prize winners who attended last weekend’s open house. Flossie Nutt of La Casita Apartments won the Hawk eye Radar Detector by Norman and Lawrence Campbell of 306 Ross Blvd won the geode. Winners were named Friday evening.
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Hess Chevrolet-Buick
Pecos
Flossie Nutt
la Casita
Norman
Lawrence Campbell
Ross Blvd
Barstow Elementary Pep Rally and Fair Notes
Barstow Elementary held a Thursday after noon pep rally for the Pecos Artesia game with six cheerleaders the band sweetheart Eliza beth Guerrero twirler Les lie Castle mascot Rene Rivera three band members and student body president Beto Quezada leading the event. The assembly included players Danny Garcia Ricky Fenner and others plus adult sponsors and a Fair booth run by the Barstow Girl Scout Troop with crafts caramel apples popcorn and popcorn balls sold.
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Barstow Elementary
Elizabeth Guerrero
Leslie Castle
Rene Rivera
Beto Quezada
Barstow
Danny Garcia
Ricky Fenner
Pecos
Marjorie Wilson
Betty Daniels
Cat bites two year old child and officers
The Report James Boudreau reported his two year old daughter bitten by a cat Monday evening. An officer was bitten and another scratched, both treated by a doctor. The cat is under observation. ACCIDENT Cruz Chavez of Pecos and Carolyn Leslie McNeil were in an auto crash Monday afternoon. Chavez cited for failure to yield and no license. 5:07 p.m. Monday dumpster fire at 2320 Sage St.
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Henry Jones
Pecos Hospital
Deke
George
Togo
Joyce Heines
Winnie
James Boudreau
Fourth St
Cruz Chavez
Pecos
Carolyn Leslie McNeil
Nebraska
Chavez
Sage St
Pecos Art Club honors Fall Fair painting winners
The Pecos Art Association lists 25 painting winners and donors from the Pecos Fall Fair and Festival. Donor and recipient pairs include Maxine Bishop with Helen Hager, Pat Towler with Jack Bradley, Jim Russell with Courtney Holliday, and 22 additional pairings. President Mrs. Doris Moore thanks volunteers for making the project a success.
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The
Poitevint
Marcus Contreras
Margie Williamson
Mike Passmore
Lela Williams
Janet Prewit
Doris Moore
Pecos Art Association
Obituary for Ciprian Garcia in Fort Morgan Colorado
Services for Ciprian Garcia will be held in Fort Morgan Colorado. He died Sunday in Fort Morgan after a long illness. He is the son of the late Matilde G Botello. Survivors include four brothers Lupe Botello Pecos Jose Botello Odessa Roman Botello Laredo Roberto Botello Fort Morgan Colorado, two sisters Mrs Antonia B Herrera and Mrs Isabel B Salazar Pecos.
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Ciprian Garcia
Fort Morgan
Colo
Matilde G. Botello
Lupe Botello
Pecos
Jose Botello
Odessa
Roman Botello
Laredo
Roberto Botello
Antonia B. Herrera
Isabel B. Salazar
Evening Lions honor residents in Pecos ceremony
The Pecos Evening Lions Club awarded certificates of appreciation to Mrs. Jimmy Pres lar Bibiana Rodriguez and Manuela Nellie Gomez for help in fundraising. The honors were given at a ladies night dinner at the American Motor Inn with Sue Lee presenting a program on tracing family roots. Club members finalized plans for the District Cabinet meeting in Alpine this weekend with several members attending.
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Pecos
Lions Club
Lions
Jimmy Preslar
Bibiana Rodriguez
Manuela Nellie Gomez
American Motor Inn
Sue Lee
Alpine
Calendar of Pecos area events
Calendar lists weekly clubs and meetings in Pecos area. Monday Lions and Optimist gatherings at local venues. Tuesday library hours and support group meetings.TOPS groups. evening Optimist and Eagle Booster events. business women's club. Bible study. senior center luncheons. Wednesday luncheon and study club. Thursday game day and board meeting. Includes times and venues with contact notes.
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Lions Club
American Motor Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Pecos Optimists
Chaparral Village
Reeves County Library
Fifth and
Park Streets
Pecos Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon
S. Oak St
Federation Parlor
TOPS
S. Cedar St
Barstow Community Center
Senior Citizens Center
Pecos High Junior Class Sets Chili Supper
The Pecos High School junior class, led by president Rhonda Stumberg, will host a chili supper Friday October 21 in the high school cafeteria. Menu includes chili con carne crackers salad coffee or tea and dessert. Continuous serving 5 to 8 p.m. Proceeds fund the junior senior prom in May.
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Pecos High School
Rhonda Stumberg
Stumberg
Eagle
Neighbor claims witching hour coffee for neighborhood gals
A neighbor asserts that the witching hour marks a gathering of neighborhood women for coffee socializing. The remark frames a playful nocturnal tradition among residents.
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the World Almanac
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Carolina Carrillo
Fort Stockton
Billy Lozano
Eugene Bejaran
Lino Garcia
Mike Contreras
Michael
Alberto Matta
Ismael Carrasco
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Estella Ibarra
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Robert Pena
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Tony Flores
Ronnie Cope
Greg Dinwiddie
Tammy Gordon
Rene Salinas
Yvonne Gonzales
Mary Lou Garcia
Florencio Garcia
David Fenner
Elvira Garcia
Karen Gray
Pecos Art Club
Lytle Braiser
Mary K. Burkholder
Marion Russell
Sheila Moore
Lonnie Kelly
Jane Dameron
Jessie Barmore
Margaret F. Janicek
Sylvia Wheat
Melba Davee
Plyna Nesbitt
Jessie Kelton
Dot Barrett
Coy Hudson
Carol Chinn
Carolyn Jones
Eulanda Milner
Mary Cowden
Banky Stocks
Gussie Turnbaugh
Pecos Enterprice
LAA
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
South Cedar Street
Pecos, Texas
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Lewis Barrett
Diane Osborn
Doris Welch
Ruben Baca
Emily Galindo
Carlos Nichols
Mary Carpenter
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