Freshmen guests Pecos Eagle Boosters meet tomorrow
The Pecos Eagle Boosters Club will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the fieldhouse to view Friday’s Odessa Ector game highlights. Coaches will discuss future contests, and freshman players and their parents will be special guests. A long list of local businesses is thanked for supporting photo displays and season photos.
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Pecos Eagle
Odessa
Nik-Nak Grocery
Airlawn Sales Co
Canal Well Service Inc
G. Refrigeration
First National Bank
Hector’s Chevron
Varela’s Service Station
Downtowner Liquor
Dairy Queen
Eagle Fieldhouse
Gibson's Discount
the Cottage Shop
Pecos Insurance, Equipment Service
Taylor Tire Company
Pecos
Stocks slip as Dow trims gains after a rally attempt
Stocks turned lower in New York trading resuming last week’s decline. The Dow Jones average fell 5.11 to 832.90 by noon after an earlier rise, with Exxon and Occidental Petroleum among losers on weaker Q3 earnings. The NYSE composite slipped to 54.43 and the American Exchange index dropped to 149.95 amid light volume. Grain and cotton futures moved various directions as markets priced in new data.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Exxon
Occidental Petroleum
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Chicago
Letter of thanks to LULAC for Pecos scholarship
Brenda Martinez expresses gratitude to the League of United Latin American Citizens and the Men’s LULAC Council of Pecos Texas for a $500 scholarship that started her education. She notes her 1978 Pecos High School graduation and enrollment at Sul Ross State University in the spring semester.
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League of United Latin American Citizens
LULAC
Lulac Council
Pecos
Texas
Brenda Martinez
Miss Martinez
Pecos High School
Sul Ross State University
Winners named in 4 H Horse Show at Pecos Fall Fair
Reeves County 4 H Club members vie for high point honors at the annual 4 H Horse Show held with the Pecos Fall Fair. Winners include Lia Lewis of Pecos with top all around and Reeves County score 438. Jason Daniel of Pegos earned under eight high point and a silver tray. other winners include Mackey Moonen and Teena Youngblood with top Open points.
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Lia Lewis
John Lewis
Pecos
Reeves County
Miss Lewis
Reeves
Jason Daniel
Pegos
Daniel
Mackey Moonen
Midland High Point
Tia Lewis
Kevin McShane
Monahans
Teena Youngblood
Odessa
Robin Woods
Reeves 4-H
Tommie Young
Immuniz clinic set for temor ation in city
The Texas Department of Health will hold an immunization clinic tomorrow Oct. 24 from 9 12 noon and 1 5 p.m. at 1010 West Third Street. Parents may bring their child's immunization records and call 445 2417 with questions.
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Texas Department of Health
West Third Street
Mexican national arrested in Pecos for aiding illegal aliens
Juliana Escontrias-Diaz a 50 year old Mexican national was arrested this week for aiding and abetting illegal aliens. She was jailed in Reeves County Correctional Facility Pecos on a $20000 bond and faces further court proceedings. She was brought before U S Magistrate Joe Segura in Marfa who set the bond and remanded her to U S Marshal custody. She was placed in Presidio County jail in Marfa pending transfer to Pecos.
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Reeves County
Pecos
Juliana Escontrias-Diaz
U.S
Joe Segura
Marfa
U.S. Border Patrol
U.S. Marshal
Presidio County
RCFF
Social Security Rep Visits Pecos on Oct 24 and 31
A Social Security Administration representative will visit Pecos on Tuesday October 24 and 31. The sessions run from 11 a.m. to noon at the Reeves County Community Action Council office located at 902 East 10th Street. For more information call write or visit the Odessa office at 516 First National Bank Building, Odessa Texas, 79761, Enterprise 84110.
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Social Security Administration
Pecos
Reeves County Community Action Council
10Th St
First National Bank
Odessa
Texas
Enterprise
Weather Likely Rain and Tumble in West Texas
Occasional rain chances persist through Tuesday with possible thunderstorms and heavy rain in the south and southwest today. Central and northern regions turn colder, warming slightly Tuesday. Highs range from the low 40s north to the low 60s south, with 70s in the Big Bend. Lows near the mid 30s north to around 50 south. Tuesday highs reach the upper 40s to upper 60s, with 70s in the Big Bend.
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Texas
Big Bend
California Artist Teaches Two Week Oil Course in Pecos
Anita Oberlander Wolff will instruct a two week oil painting course at Pecos Art Association located at 1501 West Third, from Oct 23 through November. A California native, she has taught across several states and abroad, with studies at Otis Art Institute and lessons from renowned artists.
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Anita Wolff
Long Beach
Calif
Anita Oberlander Wolff
Pecos Art Association
West Third
Mrs. Wolff
California
Texas
New Mexico
Nevada
Wolff
Otis Art Institute of Los Angeles
Bentley Schaad
Frederic Taubes
Haverstraw
New York
Sergei Bongart
Santa Monica
Rex Brandt
Reno
Amarillo
American Institute of Fine Arts
Los Angeles
The
Society of Western Artists
San Francisco
Long Beach Art Association
Desert Art Center
Palm Springs
Washington
the Nation
Balmorhea Week Menu and Community Notices
The Balmorhea school menu for Oct 23 27 lists Beef stew with cheese sticks on Monday, Sloppy Joes on Tuesday, beef patties on Wednesday, enchiladas on Thursday, and spaghetti with meatballs on Friday plus milk, bread and butter with all meals. Cafeteria serves about 360 at noon and 300 for breakfast. Community notices include church services Oct 22, senior citizens game night Oct 26, center hours Oct 24 and 26, and the annual school carnival Oct 28 at 7 p.m. with booths and food run by the Junior High Students.
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Lions Club
Pecos Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Pecos
Saragosa Hall
Pecos AA
Alnon
S. Oak
Balmorhea
Reeves Community Council
10Th St
Pecos Eagle Booster Club
Odessa
Senior Citizens Center
S. Cedar
Barstow Lions Club
Barstow Community Center
Downtown Lions Club
Holiday Inn
Pecos Rotary Club
Dow Jones stocks at 11 a.m. gains across sectors
Dow Jones at 11 a.m. shows the Dow Jones industrial average at 838.44, up 0.43, the transportation index at 224.68, up 0.83, utilities at 102.23, down 0.07, and a broader Stocks index at 286.71, up 0.33.
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DOW Jones New York
Dow Jones
A.m
Indus
How were old caramels disposed before theater refreshment stands
The article explains pre refreshment stands removal of caramels through simple hand disposal methods. Patrons carried remaining sweets home or discarded wrappers and candies in nearby bins, with no formal system for concession cleanup prior to stands.
Community club events and notices for Pecos and Barstow
A historical community calendar lists weekly club meetings in Pecos and nearby Barstow. Events include Lions Club and Rotary gatherings, Amistad and Barstow groups, AA andTOPS closings, senior center activities, bingo, crafts, Bible study, and a Barstow carnival with enchilada supper on October dates in 1978.
Bathroom Fire in Pecos Causes $500 Damage
A bathroom blaze at 805 S. Cedar Sunday night caused about $500 in damage. Pecos Fire Department crews and equipment responded to the 10:28 p.m. report from the resident. An emergency run by Pecos Ambulance Service followed from the bus terminal to Reeves County Memorial Hospital at 7:55 a.m. last Saturday for a possible cardiac arrest. another patient was transported at 6:18 p.m. last Saturday from 1244 E. Fourth to the hospital. Sixto Sisneros Navarette, 59, of 1110 S. Oak, was cited for disobeying a stop sign after a collision at 12:40 p.m. Oct. 19 involving his 1970 car and a 1970 truck owned by the Missouri Pacific Railroad driven by Edward Eugene Taylor, 55, of Cisco, Texas. Navarette failed to stop at the intersection of State Highway 17 and West Third (U.S. 80).
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S. Cedar
Pecos
Pecos Ambulance Service
Reeves County Memorial Hospital
Sixto Sisneros Navarette
S. Oak
Edward Eugene Taylor
P.O
Cisco
Texas
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Navarette
Taylor
West Third
Juveniles Apprehended for Hubcap Theft in Pecos
Reeves County Sheriff Raul Florez said two Odessa youths were picked up at a Pecos football game for hubcap prying. The teens were turned over to Odessa juvenile authorities after police recovered the items and returned them to owners.
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Reeves County
Raul Florez
Odessa
Pecos
Reserved Seats For Pecans Eagles Monahans Game
Reserved seats for the Pecans Eagles Monahans football game Friday night are now available at the School District Administrative Office 1302 S Park. Adult seats are 2.50 while student seats cost 0.75. Day of game admission for students is 1.50.
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Pecans Eagles
Monahans
S. Park
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Pecos Eagle Boosters
Norma Jean's
Terrazas Furniture
Hess- Chevrolet Buick
Red McLain
South Pecos Gulf
C.R. Anthony’s
the Evening Optimist Club
Las Palmas Cafe
Security State Bank
Pecos Car Parts Co
Tommie's Steakhouse
Hubb’s Office Supply
Farnum’s Jewelry
Pecos Furniture
Williams Department Store
Hill’s Thriftway
Western Insurance
Yolanda’s House of Hair Styles
Harris Lumber
Fonville’s Jewelry
Popular Thriftway
Revco
Greyhound Bus Lines
Valley Motors
Warner Cable
la Nortena Tortilla
Orla
Pecos Valley
Kirby Sales
Kyle Watts
Ben's Spanish Inn
Katy
Great Western Finance Co
Crawford Hughes Agency
Reeves County Sheriff's Office
Fuentes Furniture
Mustang Mud
Terrezas Drive- In
Thompson Chevron
Dan's Record Shop
Bozeman Drug
NEW York (Ap
New York Cotton Exchange
Temor
Ation
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
South Cedar Street
Ken Dulaney
Lewis Barrett
Ruben Baca
Emily Galindo
Carlos Nichols
Mary Carpenter
Reeves, Ward, Loving, Culberson
Jeff Davis Counties
Social Security
San Bernardino
Los Angeles County Museum
Long Beach Museum
Dale Freeman
Sul Ross University
Methodist Church
Senior Citizens
Great Western
Great Western Finance
Control Data Corporation
Pecos Alcoholics Anonymous
S. Oak St
Barstow
Enchilada
West
Richard C
Slack
Dick Slack
J.T. Moore Jr
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