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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1977

Page

2

Businesswomen of the Week Partners Run Childrens Apparel Store

Norma Gene Reynolds and Norma Jeannene Tudor share a church, a store, and many interests. They bought Norma Jean's Children's Apparel Store at 1227 S. Eddy St. a year and two months ago, run all facets themselves, and travel to Dallas, Lubbock, and Odessa to stock merchandise. Both women value church work, family, and community, with husbands in outdoor work and a shared Arkansas origin before moving to Pecos.

Norma Gene Reynolds Norma Jeanene Tudor Norma Jean's Nova Herrera Norma Jeannene Tudor Earnestine's S. Eddy St Dallas Lubbock Odessa San Carlos Calif Randy St. Louis Pecos Jana Lisa Charla Quincy Church of Christ Norma Jean’s

Pecos City Council to hear fire hazard cleanup cases in 1977

Town of Pecos City Reeves County Texas announces a public meeting at Pecos City Hall at 8:00 a.m. on Thursday October 27 1977 to consider owners noncompliance with notices to remove fire hazards and clean up their lots. Owners Hollan Vale Cornett and Bernard Bond may appear and show cause why the inspector should proceed with cleaning under Code Section 14-50. Also notices about zoning board hearing for a building permit and a special zoning exception are included with dates October 20 1977 and October 18 1977 respectively.

Pecos City Reeves County Texas Pecos City Hall Pecos Hollan Vale Cornett College Addition Bernard Bond W.o.bill Pigman Larry Fleming Iowa Street Zoning Board of Adjustment Jackson Morris

Stock market nudges higher amid Fed signal and mixed data

The Dow Jones industrials rose near 2 points to about 820 at noon as traders priced in a stronger money supply report and anticipated tighter credit. The NYSE composite edged up to 51.27, and the American Stock Exchange index held at 115.61 with about 9.25 million shares traded. Cotton futures were mixed with No 2 grades around 49.11 to 54.30 cents per pound. A political note recalls the 1861 Montgomery convention that formed the Confederate States of America with Davis elected president and Stephens as VP, later moving government to Richmond.

New York Federal Reserve Fed NYSE American Stock Exchange Cotton Futures New York New York Cotton Exchange Dow Jones Indus C.S.A South Carolina Georgia Alabama Mississippi Louisana Florida Montgomery Ala Jefferson Davis Alexander H. Stephens Richmond

Pecos resident to speak at Tres Rios Presbytery meeting

Mrs. Sue Lee of Pecos will address District II of the Women of the Tres Rios Presbytery at the Kermit Community Church on leadership. The event includes a panel chaired by Mrs. Albert Dale and Polly Brooks with reports from W.O.C. officers, plus talks by Mrs. Roberta Johnson and Mrs. Joe Brown. District II spans Pecos to Fort Stockton and includes three Odessa churches.

Sue Lee Pecos Tres Rios Presbytery Kermit Lee Albert Betty) Dale St. Paul Presbyterian Church Odessa Polly Brooks Fort Stockton Dale el Paso San Saba Sanderson Seagraves Peggy Harral Barstow First St. Paul Westminster Church Council of Kermit Merrilee Lewis Women’s Council, Kermit Harral W.O.C. Council James Elderwill Roberta Johnson

Balmorhea School Board Approves Halloween Carnival

Balmorhea School directors met Tuesday night with Pres. C.T. Gray presiding for routine business. The Halloween Carnival by the Junior class was approved for Oct 29 on school grounds. Junior High won at Fort Davis this week. Several local residents visited or planned moves to Pecos area.

Balmorhea Pres. C.T. Gray Fort Davis

Social Security Rep Visits Pecos on Tuesdays

Odessa Social Security Office reminds Pecos residents that a representative visits the community every Tuesday. Contact at Community Action Office 902 E 10th St with programs for clubs and additional information by writing to 516 First National Bank Building Odessa Texas 79761 or by phone 332 9423.

Odessa Social Security Administration Pecos Community Action Office 10Th St First National Bank Tex

Suitcase Stolen From East Texas Freight Office

J Wommack of Commerce reported a stolen suitcase with a Cobra CB from outside the East Texas Motor Freight office on West Highway 80 Thursday night. The case contained a sweater and other items, total value $345.

J.W. Wommack Commerce East Texas Odessa Interstate 10

Calendar of events and meals in Pecos area

MONDAY OCT 17 lunch menu items include baked cheese sandwich blackeyed peas mixed vegetable salad plums and milk. TUESDAY OCT 18 burrito Spanish rice lettuce and tomato salad peanut butter cake wicing orange juice and milk. WEDNESDAY OCT 19 spoonbread gravy greens hot roll applesauce gingerbread and milk. THURSDAY OCT 20 charburger French fries pea salad chocolate cake and milk. FRIDAY OCT 21 meat loaf mashed potatoes green beans celery hot roll and strawberry gelatin and milk. All menus subject to last minute changes. Evening clubs and library hours listed for Oct 17 18 and 19 with meeting locations and contact numbers. Senior lunch and community notices follow.

Menudo sale sponsored by Catholic Woman's League at church

The Catholic Woman's League will host a menudo sale at Santa Rosa Church on 3rd Street after Sunday Masses. The league also plans an installation of officers this Sunday at 10 30 a m to follow Mass.

Catholic Woman's League Santa Rosa Church 3Rd Street League

John Endecott's Apple Seed Lands 200 Acre Grant

John Endecott, governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, imported the first apple seed from England. Apples soon became a key crop as he bought 200 acres in 1649, paying with three-year-old apple trees he raised.

John Endecott Massachusetts Bay Colony England Western Hemisphere Endecott

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