Funeral Liturgy for Rev. James Kirkpatrick in Albuquerque
The Rev. James Francis Kirkpatrick 51 former St. Mark's Holy Liturgy holder will be celebrated Monday at 2 pm at the Cathedral of St. John Albuquerque. Officiants include Rt. Rev. Richard M. Trelease Jr and Revs. Rice and Crews. He served in Pecos Roswell Fort Stockton and Becket Church and was canon to the Ordinary. He lies in state at the Cathedral Chapel today through Monday. He is survived by wife Janet three sons and relatives in Santa Fe and Danvers Mass. Memorial funds may be given to Cancer Fund at St. Joseph's Hospital or Kirkpatrick Memorial Fund. French Mortuary is in charge.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Cathedral of St. John
James Francis Kirkpatrick
Richard M. Trelease, Jr
Kenneth L. Rice
William E. Crews
Father Kirkpatrick
St. Mark’s
Pecos
St. Stephen's
Fort Stockton
St. Thomas At
Becket Church
Roswell
Kirkpatrick
Episcopal Seminary of the Southwest
Austin
Texas
Silver St
Janet B. Kirkpatrick
Mark Thomas
United States Navy
Mediterranean
Bruce Andrew
Brian Matthew
Alice Hughes
Santa Fe
Katherine K. Roderick
Danvers
Mass
St. Joseph's Hospital
Walter St
Albuquerue
Irkpatrick
University NE
Stocks mixed as prime rate rises hit banking sector
New York stocks showed mixed moves as a 0.25 percentage point rise in the prime lending rate to 10 percent spread through banks. The Dow edged up to 896.92 at noon while the NYSE composite slid to 58.96 and volume cooled to 9.04 million shares.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Chase Manhattan
Lockheed
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Illegal U.S. entry leads to jail terms for Mexican citizens
In Pecos court Thursday, Hilario Hernandez Zuniga, 25, received 120 days for aiding and abetting illegal entry and had four prior apprehensions with voluntary return options. Pedro Paez Chavez, 24, was sentenced to 120 days for illegally entering the United States.
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United States
U.S
J.M. Preston
Pecos
Hilario Hernandez- Zuniga
Mexico
Pedro Paez-Chavez
Evangelist from El Paso to hold Pecos services this week
Evangelist Angel Vela from El Paso will conduct services in Pecos at 901 E. 9th at 7 p.m. Saturday and at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday in Sydney. All are invited. In recovery notes, four prior apprehensions led to voluntary returns to Mexico. José Salazar-Aranda, 19, received 60 days for illegal presence in the United States and had at least two prior voluntary returns. In court, the trio faced immigration charges and acknowledged rights in magistrate proceedings.
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Angel Vela
el Paso
Pecos
Sydney
U.S
Mexico
Jose Salazar-Aranda
U.S. Border Patrol
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Delegates Picked for El Paso District XIX Meeting
The Future Teachers of America held an Oct 2 meeting electing delegates Conda Hill Suzan Owens Cindy Gonzales Connie Shoe maker and Melodee Naylor to attend the District XIX convention in El Paso Nov 10-11 with Sherma McLain Karen Hill and Suzy Gross as alternates Melodee Naylor plans to run for district office A car wash on Oct 7 drew good turnout and the group will meet again Oct 16 in Pecos High School room 16.
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Future Teachers of America
el Paso
Conda Hill
Suzan Owens
Cindy Gonzales
Connie Shoemaker
Melodee Naylor
Sherma McLain
Karen Hill
Suzy Gross
Pecos High School
VFW Auxiliary Plans Lunch and Dance With State Leader
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars District 27 will host a luncheon for State President Ella Arnold of Victoria at the Holiday Inn in Fort Stockton on October 21. Attending with Arnold are Lucile Suchina of Houston and Lucile Mc Farlen of Odessa. All area auxiliaries are invited, followed by a dance at the Post that evening featuring the Texas Stars from Odessa.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
District 27
Ella Arnold
Victoria
Holiday Inn
Fort Stockton
Ms. Arnold
Lucile Suchina
Houston
Lucile McFarlen
Odessa
Texas Stars
Symposium set for Carlsbad in October 2024
The Fourth National Cave Management Symposium will meet at the Rodeway Inn in Carlsbad New Mexico October 16 to 20 with an expected attendance of 100 to 150 cave management professionals and enthusiasts. Six federal agencies and private groups sponsor including the National Park Service U S Forest Service Bureau of Land Management National Caves Association Cave Research Foundation and the National Speleological Society. Registration opens Sunday October 15 at 4 pm with activities from Monday to Friday featuring talks workshops panels and field trips to area caves. A Western music dinner at the Flying X Chuckwagon is planned.
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Rodeway Inn
Carlsbad
N.M
National Park Service
U.S. Forest Service
Bureau of Land Management
National Caves Association
Cave Research Foundation
National Speleological Society
Round-up Art Show and Sale supports Scout Ranch
A fine arts auction and Chuck Wagon Feed will open the 2nd Annual Round-up Art Show and Sale to benefit the Buffalo Council Boy Scout Ranch in the Davis Mountains. The event is set for October 28 and 29 at the Pevehouse Christensen Ranch south of Odessa, owned by Midland residents Joe Pevehouse and Max Christensen.
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Buffalo Council
Davis Mountains
Pevehouse/ Christensen
Odessa
Joe Pevehouse
Max Christensen
Police job standards set by Pecos chief call for applicants
Pecos Police Chief Don Carlile announces minimum requirements for officers. Citizenship, age at least nineteen, clean driving and prison records in ten years, good moral character, high school diploma or GED or twelve college credits, emotional stability, valid Texas license, credit check, normal hearing and vision with 20 20 corrected eyesight, honorable discharge if military, and background investigation. Contact Sgt. Jim Wilson at P O Box 1761 Pecos Texas 79772 or call 915 445 4911.
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Don Carlile
Pecos
Jim Wilson
P.O. Box
Texas
United States of America
Sul Ross Chamber Orchestra Opens Third Season With Children Focus
The Big Bend Chamber Orchestra starts its third season Sunday at 7 p.m. in Graves-Pierce Gym with Music for Children of All Ages. Dr. Errol Gay says the program aims to engage schoolchildren and narrates Peter and the Wolf, Carnival of the Animals, and dances by Shostakovich. Guest conductor Yves L Helgoval’ch leads the 40-member ensemble for the first time, signaling higher artistic status.
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Big Bend
Peter and the Wolf
Prokofief and Saint-Saens
Gay
Shostakovich
Yves L‘helgoval’ch
Irving Symphony
Fort Worth
Seniors Set Luncheon Meet in Barstow Community Center
The Senior Citizens will meet Tuesday October 17 at noon in the Barstow community center for a covered dish luncheon and program. A film will be shown during the program.
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Barstow
Ambulance Responds After Bleaching Fluid Incident at Airbase
At 1:29 a.m. Friday Pecos Ambulance Service dispatched a unit to Apt 19C Pecos Airbase after a call reporting a woman swallowed bleaching fluid. She refused transport to the hospital and remained at the scene.
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Pecos
Apt
Readiness to Self-Claim Music Mastery Ferries Confidence
Individual claim of musical skill often proves hollow as self proclaimed proficiency lacks formal training or demonstrated literacy in notation. experts say true musicianship comes from structured study and receptive practice, not loud self promotion.
Pecos Club and civic notices schedule for the week
The notice lists weekly meetings for Lions, Optimist, AA and TOPS groups in Pecos and Balmorhea with locations such as Pecos Inn Lions Den Saragosa Hall Reeves Community Council Holiday Inn and 125 S Oak Street plus contact numbers and meeting times for Monday through Wednesday activities and open sessions.
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Lions Club
Pecos Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Pecos
Saragosa Hall
Pecos AA
Alnon
S. Oak
Balmorhea
TOPS
Reeves Community Council
10Th St
Weekly school meals menu highlights week of October
Monday through Friday lists lunch options with daily mains such as chili mac cornbread and turkey dressing, plus sides like spinach salad green beans and mashed potatoes. Eagle Flight line adds dog on bun fries and salads. Friday features turkey salad sandwich and tater tots with milk.
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Eagle Flight Line
Three-vehicle collision at West Third and Eddy injures passenger
Police report cites one driver for failure to yield as a 1969 car driven by Albaro Garcia Carrasco, 42, northbound on Eddy, collided with a 1978 car driven by Stephen Hefner, 20, and a 1973 car driven by Efren Armendariz. Carrasco's car spun into Armendariz after stopping at a stop sign. Passenger Eudelia Moreno, 22, was hospitalized.
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West Third
Eddy
Albaro Garcia Carrasco
Walthall
Efren Tarango Armendariz
P.O. Box
Odessa
Stephen James Hefner
Nebraska
U. S
Billie Anne Evans 46 Marfa ranching figure dies in El Paso
Billie Anne Evans of Marfa died after an illness in an El Paso hospital. She was known in Pecos rodeo circles and worked at the Annual Rodeo. Services were held at 2 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church Marfa with burial in Marfa Cemetery. Survivors include husband J W Evans, daughter Jean Anne Leeton, son Curtis Evans, parents Mr. and Mrs. W E Bunton, sister Mrs. Tommy Steiner. Memorials to American Cancer Society requested.
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Marfa
Sns
Billie Anne Evans
el Paso
Evans
Pecos
First Presbyterian Church
Geeslin
J.W. Evans
Jean Anne Leeton
Curtis Evans
W.E. Bunton
Tommy Steiner
Austion
American Cancer Society
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Mary Carpenter
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Las Palomas
Edwards
Mary Gonzales
Eva Valencia
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Sylvia Gonzales
Robert Hinojos
Sul Ross
Chamber Orchestra
Pecos Eagle Band Boosters Club
Debra Diaz
Michelle Ross
Carla Briggs
Leslie Cassell
Jana Tudor
Susie Gross
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S. Eddy
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