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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1975

Page

2

Balmorhea Band to Play for Sul Ross Homecoming

The Balmorhea Band will march in the Sul Ross Homecoming parade and perform at half time on Saturday, November 1. Ex-Sul Ross attendees will join the Balmorhea crowd. Band Booster Club seeks members to fund new chairs. President Martyn Moore led a Monday meeting at the high school auditorium.

Pecos Enterprise Balmorhea Sul Ross Balmorhea Martyn Moore Eee Ishmeal Vasquez Marfa

Balmorhea votes open October for bicentennial carnival

Balmorhea voters start Monday October 20 with penny votes in school halls and local businesses for a bicentennial carnival opening November 8 run by Balmorhea junior high class. FHA meets October 13 to refine concerns and plan projects. Spirit Hat Day is set for October 17 to boost school spirit as Diana Compton leads. Scott Joplin's Maple Leaf Rag origins linked to a Sedalia saloon in Missouri.

Area II FHA van Horn Balmorhea High School Scott Joplin Maple Leaf Rag Sedalia, Mo

Burton’s Quick Botswana Renewal Ends In Secluded Marriage

Taylor and Burton, married again after 14 months apart, wed by Masalila at Serondela on the Chobe river after a four day delay. The ceremony witnessed by Fred Knoessen and a staffer, with hippos and a rhino nearby. The Burtons then left for an unnamed destination, avoiding press contact.

Rome Botswana South Africa Johannesburg Masalisa Fred Knoessen Game Lodge Burtons Knoessen Charter Air Company Masalila Chobe Serondela

Stock market gains amid bank rate cut lift in New York

The New York market edged higher with optimism over a 7 percent prime rate cut by Southwest Bank of St. Louis. Dow Jones at noon rose to 839.66 as gainers led losers, Halliburton active on the Big Board, Amex leaders up with Alaska Airlines. Cotton futures fell sharply as the Agriculture Department set a 1976 ELS quota and referenda. Livestock reports from Fort Worth show mixed cattle and hog trading with slow hogs and higher slaughter cows.

New York St. Louis New York Stock Exchange Southwest Bank Halliburton American Stock Exchange NYSE Alaska Airlines Amex Fort Worth Tex New York Cotton Exchange Pri Associate Press Alcoa At&t Ad Rich Beth Stl Borden Pet Chrysler Cities Soc Coca Cola Cent Oil Dow Chem duPont Eastman Exxon Fairchild Cam Ford Elec Jhn-Man John Joh Mobil Oil Monsanto Penn Cent RCA Safeway Ind Sun Oil Texaco Texas

Deaths and services for Wanda Raines and Valente Frias

Services were held for Wanda Raines 44 of El Paso and formerly Pecos at West Park Baptist Church with burial in Evergreen Cemetery after she died of a gunshot wound in her Pecos family apartment. Survivors include husband Johnny two daughters and relatives in Pecos and El Paso. Valente Frias 66 died at Hawthorn California Community Hospital with services set at Santa Rosa Catholic Church and burial in Santa Rosa Cemetery. He was born in Marfa and had lived in Pecos and California. survivors include a son two daughters and a brother.

Wanda Raines el Paso Pecos West Park Baptist Church Evergreen Cemetery Raines New Mexico Llano Johnny Teresa Martin Tami Raines Otis Sweatman Ditter Childers Valente Frias Santa Rosa Catholic Church Santa Rosa Frias Hawthorn Community Hospital Calif Marfa California Manuel Frias Longdale Hope Florez Palentia Lydia Rodriguez Fountain Valley Miguel Frias Maria

October car sales show strong start for 1976 models

DETROIT AP Strong initial sales of 1976 cars helped auto makers launch the new model year in October with best performance for the first 10 days in nearly two years. Deliveries of 243,642 cars during Oct 1-10 rose 13 percent from 216,110 last year, marking only the second time this year sales topped the year-earlier period.

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