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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1978

Page

2

Balmorhea Teachers Honored At Community Tea

Balmorhea teachers were honored Tuesday afternoon August 22 at the Balmorhea Center with a tea hosted by the women of the Community Club and the Senior Citizens. Guests included visiting relatives and local families, with refreshments of punch coffee cookies and mints. The Senior Citizens calendar for September lists events including bake sales welfare visits and a noon luncheon with a program and birthdays for the month.

Balmorhea Balmorhea Center Community Club Louise Adams Loraine Collins

TRA president to visit Permian Basin restaurant group

E.C. Buddy Porterfield, president of the 5700-member Texas Restaurant Association, will visit the Permian Basin Restaurant Association on Tuesday September 12. He will speak at a dinner at Odessa Country Club starting at 7 p.m. with dinner at 6 p.m. The event, hosted by Sherman Cox and TRA Permian Basin Chapter, invites all in food drink and lodging to attend. Porterfield will discuss Back to Basics for Better Business and be joined by LaVerne Porterfield and W H Price. Porterfield owns Sheps Little Chicken Shacks in Galveston County and has been honored with Galveston Distinguished Citizens Award.

Texas Restaurant Association E.C Buddy’’ Porterfield Permian Basin Restaurant Association Galveston Odessa Country Club East Highway 80 Sherman Cox TRA Permian Basin Cox Odessa Midland Herb Blankinship Porterfield LaVerne Porterfield W.H. “Buckshot"’ Price Shep Galveston County Waco

Market Advances on Mixed Economic News Week

The New York market rose as traders weighed mixed data with the Dow up .95 at 877.77 by noon. Unemployment fell to 5.9 percent in August from 6.2, while CitiBank boosted its prime lending rate. Gambling shares recovered losses as Ramada Inns, Bally, and Del E Webb moved higher amid hotel deal chatter. Cotton futures eased midday with 10 leading markets showing declines from Thursday prices.

NEW York New York Stock Exchange Labor Department Citibank The Dex Ramada Inns Bally del E. Webb Atlantic City N.J New York Cotton Exchange

Midland Reporter Telegram president dies in Houston hospital

James N. Allison Jr. 46 president and publisher of the Midland Reporter Telegram and prominent civic leader died of pneumonia in a Houston hospital after a month of hospitalization post surgery. Funeral set for 10 a.m. Saturday at Episcopal Church of the Holy Trinity with burial in Resthaven Memorial Park. He owned the Plainview Daily Herald Alpine Avalanche and briefly the Borger Herald. A veteran editor and former Nixon era party official, his career spanned Midland and Washington. Survivors include his wife Linda, mother, daughter Alyson Ann, son James N. Allison III, two daughters Catherine Holloway and Marcia Holloway, and stepson Patrick Holloway.

Midland, Texas James N. Allison Jr Midland Reporter-Telegram Houston Episcopal Church of the Holy Trinity Resthaven Memorial Park Allison Plainview Daily Herald Alpine Avalanche Borger Herald James N. Allison Sr Reporter Telegram Southern Methodist University Air Force SMU Midland Reporter-Telegram Associated Press Dallas George H.W. Bush Congress Bush Washington Republican National Committee Politcal Linda Alyson Ann James N Jay'' Allison III Catherine Holloway Marcia Holloway Patrick Holloway

Weekend Weather Forecast For North and South Texas

The Associated Press outlines a long holiday weekend forecast for North Texas, South Texas, and West Texas. Expect partly cloudy skies in North and warm conditions with a chance of thundershowers, highs in the upper 80s to mid 90s, and cooler nights. South Texas sees elevated chances of storms Monday andTuesday, with highs upper 80s to low 90s and lows upper 60s to upper 70s. West Texas faces thunderstorms Sunday into Tuesday, cooler days Monday and Tuesday, with Panhandle highs in the upper 80s to low 90s and lows mid 50s to upper 60s.

Associated Press North Texas South Texas West Texas Panhandle

Toyah City Council Hires Lawyer For Water Rate Hike

The Toyah City Council met on Monday August 28 with Mayor Mark Chaddick presiding and retained Abilene lawyer James E. Allen to advise on the city water rate increase. Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Haile Jeff and Sheila to the Lonie Richards family in Bridgeport.

Toyah Mark Chaddick James E. Allen Abilene

New Fort Worth judge to preside Cullen Davis divorce case

Judge John Barron of Bryan will preside in the Cullen Davis divorce trial in Fort Worth. Chief Justice Joe Greenhill of the Texas Supreme Court appointed Barron to hear the case, with District Judge Charles Murray announcing the decision. Barron is a retired jurist who served on the 14th Court of Civil Appeals in Houston after leading the 85th District Court in Bryan.

Fort Worth Texas John Barron Bryan Cullen Davis Joe Greenhill Texas Supreme Court Barron Charles Murray 14Th Court of Civil Appeals Houston

Orona Fuentes Family Reunion Set for Sunday in Balmorhea

An Orona and Fuentes family reunion is scheduled for Sunday September 3 in Balmorhea at the Jose QO Fuentes farm. Relatives from Odessa Kermit Dallas New Mexico Midland Muleshoe Marfa El Paso California Pecos Saragosa Balmorhea Monahans San Antonio Barstow Van Horn Fort Worth and Waco are expected to attend with about 300 persons.

Orona and Fuentes Balmorhea Jose QO. Fuentes Odessa Kermit Dallas New Mexico Midland Muleshoe Marfa el Paso California Pecos Saragosa Monahans San Antonio Barstow van Horn Fort Worth Waco

School Menu for September 4 to 8

Labor Day opens the week with no serving details. Monday features spaghetti with meat sauce, calico hominy, spinach, bread stick, fried apple pie, milk. Tuesday adds beef stew, okra, crackers, peaches, cinnamon roll, milk. Wednesday serves charburger with sides and a chocolate peanut butter bar, milk. Thursday offers chicken patty, fries, salad, bar, milk. Friday includes chicken salad, potatoes, green beans, hot roll, ice cream bar, milk.

Cash grain and dow jones early averages report

Chicago prices show Wheat No 2 hard red winter 3.34 and No 2 soft red winter 3.34. Corn No 2 yellow 2.14 with hopper 2.11 and box. Oats No 2 heavy 1.17. Soybeans No 1 yellow 6.53. Dow Jones averages at 11 am list 30 Industrials 875.00 down 1.82, 20 Transports 248.25 up 0.30, 15 Utilities 106.53 down 0.13, 65 Stocks 303.82 down 0.31.

Cash Grain Chicago DOW Jones New York Dow Jones

Thefts Reported and Accidents in Pecos Area

Police reports show Johnny Frank Lamb detailed a missing Roger mini 14 rifle Cal 223 from his vehicle at 8 21 a.m. Aug 30. A yellow Huffy girl’s bicycle was stolen from Carol Estelle Jones’s home at 1904 S Hackberry. Delfino Lujan was arrested for alleged public intoxication at 6 18 p.m. Aug 30. An accident involved Alicia Terrango Barreno’s 1971 Monte Carlo and Minerva Mendoza Lopez’s 1977 Explorer with Lopez cited for improper backing. An ambulance responded to an ill man from Barstow and a car pedestrian collision at Texas and Veterans Streets. A major I 20 collision west of Pecos at 11 44 p.m. last night blocked the east bound lane with ambulances and fire units on scene. A separate Stockholm Zoo thefts story notes a cobra released nightly in the reptile house.

Johnny Frank Lamb S. Willow Pecos Carol Estelle Jones S. Hackberry Delfino Lujan S. Walnut Alicia Terrango Barreno Hackberry Minerva Mendoza Lopez Texas and Veterans Streets

Calendar of Coming Events in the Pecos Area

Pecos area calendar lists upcoming events including community meetings, church services, local fairs, sports schedules, school activities, and cultural programs. Details cover dates, venues, and participating organizations for residents planning the month’s engagement, with emphasis on accessibility and local participation.

Pecos

Weekly Pecos civic klub meeting schedule

Monday evening Lions Club at Pecos Inn 7 p.m. Amistad Lions Club at Lions Den 7 30 p.m. Tuesday Pecos AA and Al non 125 S Oak closed 8 p.m Open Friday 8 p.m. Balmorhea phone numbers listed. TOPS 259 Reeves Community Council 902 E 10th St 6 p.m. Wednesday Downtown Lions at Holiday Inn noon. Thursday Rotary at Holiday Inn Pecos noon. Friday Pecos Alcoholics Anonymous 8 p.m. 125 S Oak St phones listed.

Lions Club Pecos Inn Amistad Lions Club Lions den Pecos AA Alnon S. Oak Balmorhea TOPS Reeves Community Council 10Th St Holiday Inn Rotary Club Pecos

Area 4-H Plans September Playday Schedule

4-H members map a busy September with events in Mentone Pecos and Abilene. Playday set for September 3 at Mentone. Pecos 4-H meeting September 5. Angora Goat Production Seminar September 14 at Menard. Reeves County 4-H play day September 17 at Pecos. West Texas Fair September 8 to 16 in Abilene. South Plains Fair September 27 to 30 in Lubbock. Rondo Mills 4-H meeting September 13 at Mentone.

Mentone Pecos West Texas

Nixon Ends 21 Year China Trade Embargo in 1971

President Nixon lifted a 21 year embargo on trade with China in 1971, authorizing exports in 47 non strategic categories. The move marked a significant shift in U.S. policy toward China.

Richard Nixon China

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pecos High School Anna Fuentes Hope Mendoza Rebecca Garcia Aurora Chavez Robert Hinojos Eddie Fellabaum J.J. Jahl Roy Glover Mrs Richard Long Lou Allen Huelster Gary Harrison Balmorhea School Beryl Locket Fort Davis John Barfield William Hamilton Reeves County Hospital Welfare Pat Towler Ethel Jacobson Beda Larrimore Oma Prew Hubert Humphries Sam Hamilton Cecil Kingston Estes Park Colo Bill Robinson Duncan Kingston School Board of Equalization School Board State Park Pecos Enterprise Pecos Enterprise, Inc South Cedar Street Ken Dulaney Lewis Barrett Diane Osborn Ruben Baca Emily Galindo Carlos Nichols Mary Carpenter Reeves County Reeves, Ward, Loving, Culberson Jeff Davis Counties Stanton Reporter Texas Daily Newspaper Association West Texas Press Association Texas ~Ss Association Lincoln Neb Toyah News Mrs. Haile, Jeff Sheila Lonnie Richards Bridgeport A.L. Gibson Mrs. Gibson Lizzie Young Robie Linda Griffin Family Reunion Stockholm Sweden APA Pecos Alcoholics Anonymous S. Oak St 4-H America Pecos Savings & Loan Association First National Bank
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