The Passion of Dracula at Theatre Midland opens Oct 4
Midland Theatre presents The Passion of Dracula a ten performance run from Oct 4 to Oct 20 written by Bob Hall and David Richmond. The new version of the Dracula tale stars Steve Nolan Debra Eden Charles Dixon Darrell White and others with Art Cole directing and Jack Scannell as stage manager. Reservations at 682 2544 or Theatre Midland 2000 Wadley Midland Texas.
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Midland Community Theatre
Bob Hall
David Richmond
Bram Stoker
New York
Count Dracula
Prince of Darkness
Steve Nolan
Debra Eden
Wilhelmina Murray
Professor van Helsing
Charles Dixon
R.M. Renfield
Darrell White
Ralph Noyes
Johnathan Harker
Helga van Zandt
Lori Skelton
Lord
Wales
Cedric Seward
Wilhelmina
Jameson
Bill Schneider
Art Cole
Jack Scannell
Theatre Midland
Wadley
Midland
Stocks Rise as Gold Slips and Rates Edge Higher
The Dow Jones average climbs 4.09 to 878.24 after gold retreats from a two day surge while the NYSE index gains to 61.82. Cotton futures ease with midland prices up 57 points to 61.638 cents per pound, and grain prices show mixed moves. Obituary notes Mrs. M L Hansard, 84, of El Campo, dies, with funeral in El Campo First United Methodist Church. Survivors include two daughters.
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New York
New York Cotton Exchange
M.L. Hansard
el] Campo
Wharton
Hansard
Indiana
First United Methodist Church of
el Campo
Woman's Club
Garden Club
Woman's Society
First United Methodist Church
Homer Weimer
Fred Brucks
Oaklawn Memorial Park
Charles
Directors Elected At Senior Citizens Center Stock Meet
The Senior Citizen's Center held its annual stockholders meeting on Sept. 13. The program featured gospel songs by Jimmy and Lana Watson of Kermit and a barbecue by Bear Stroud. New directors elected include Norman Eisenwine president A J Carpenter vice president Pearl Payne secretary Norine Hoover treasurer and others Ruby Jenson R D Copeland Clairebel Harrington Carl Holm Ward Gaither Barney Hubbs E M Ownbey Darrell Grogan Ben Matta Pete Saras Cecil Cothrun. Alternates elected are Joe Williams Callie Halloway and Marvin Frazier.
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Senior Citizen's Center
Jimmy
Lana Watson
Kermit
Bear Stroud
Norman Eisenwine
A.J. Carpenter
Pearl Payne
Norine Hoover
Ruby Jenson
R.D. Copeland
Clairebel Harrington
Carl Holm
Ward Gaither
Barney Hubbs
E.M. Ownbey
Darrell Grogan
Ben Matta
Pete Saras
Cecil Cothrun
Joe Williams
Callie Halloway
Marvin Frazier
Pecos Recreation Dept Sets Coaches Meeting for Boys Flag Football
The Pecos Recreation Department announces a mandatory meeting for all boys flag football coaches tonight at 7 in the Community Center Banquet Room. Jim Edwards, recreation director, says coaches will pick up T shirts and review rules. Tuesday results list Barstow Fire Dept 22 over H and H Production 13, Canal Well Service 6, Pecos Nursing Home 0, Gibson's Discount Center 27 over Yucca Sales 0.
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Pecos
Community Center
Jim Edwards
Barstow Fire Department
H&h Production Service Co
Canal Well Service
Pecos Nursing Home
Gibson's Discount Center
Yucca Sales
Obituary: James Hopkins 82 of Pecos
James Hopkins 82 died at Reeves County Hospital at 5 40 a m on September 19 He lived in Pecos about 40 years born December 13 1896 in Crandell Texas He was a Methodist Services set for 4 p m Friday at Pecos Funeral Home Chapel with Eastside Cemetery interment He is survived by two stepsons Willie B Hall and Andrew McGrew of Pecos nine grandchildren four great grandchildren and one great great grandchild
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James Hopkins
Reeves County Hospital
Crandell
Texas
Pecos
13Th Street
Hopkins
Pecos Funeral Home
Eastside Cemetery
Willie B. Hall
Andrew McGrew
Balmorhea Cafeteria News Briefs In Odessa Hospital
Mrs. Betty Compton, manager of the school cafeteria, was in Odessa for surgery last week. Gloria Garcia fills in with assistants Lila Matta, Amelia Carrillo, Bennie Consado, Bertha Lopez and Diana Turin. Clay Bryan and wife visited his parents, while Bryan’s brother Clarence is stationed in Tucson and both will depart for Germany on September 21 for a three year term.
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Betty Compton
Odessa
Gloria Garcia
Lila Matta
Amelia Carrillo
Bennie Consado
Bertha Lopez
Diana Turin
Clay Bryan
Buddy Bryan
San Antonio
Clarence
Tucson
Germany
Reeves County theft reports pump and motor from Gulf Oil site
The Gulf Oil Company on Hwy 1450 reported to the Reeves County Sheriff’s Department that a pump and motor were stolen from the premises. The theft was reported Monday and officers are continuing to investigate. The items were valued at $2,660.66.
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Gulf Oil Company
Reeves County Sheriff's Department
Reeves County Sheriff's
Senior Citizen Center Mini-bus Expands Scheduling
Beginning Oct 1 the Senior Citizen Center mini-bus will schedule passengers one day ahead except emergencies such as doctor visits. They aim to serve more people per trip to save time and gas and request public cooperation in scheduling restrictions and routes.
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Senior Citizen's Center
Conference set for UIL activities
Nine Texas colleges and universities will host student activities conferences this fall sponsored by the University Interscholastic League. The program offers demonstrations and practice tests across journalism drama ready writing slide rule number sense science and all speech events with no registration fee. Conference dates include Sept 22 West Texas State Canyon Sept 29 UT Austin Oct 18 Odessa College Oct 20 UH Oct 27 Midwestern Wichita Falls Nov 3 Sam Houston Huntsville Nov 10 Kilgore College Nov 17 UT Arlington Dec 1 Texas A&I Kingsville. Further information is available from the UIL UT Division of Continuing Education.
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Austin
Texas Colleges and Universities
University Interscholastic League
West Texas State University
Canyon
The
University of Texas At Austin
Odessa Col
University of Houston
Midwestern University
Wichita Falls
Sam Houston State University
Huntsville
Kilgore
Texas A&i University
Kingsville
University of Texas Division of Continuing Education
P.O. Box
University Station
Texas
Grad Center Sets New Course Schedules at Midland
The Permian Basin Graduate Center, with AAPG, will host a three hour lecture on Analysis of Sandstone Depositional Environments on Wednesday Sept 19 from 7 to 10 p.m. at the PBGC Building 105 W. Illinois Midland. Fee is $30. The talk covers sandstone geometry continuity distribution and internal characteristics.
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Permian Basin Graduate Center
AAPG
PBGC
W. Illinois, Midland
Principles of Land and Leasing course overview
A 10 week course titled Principles of Land and Leasing offered by the Prime Basin Guidance Center runs Thursday evenings from Sept 20 to Nov 29 at the PBGC Building. Dr Richard Moiola of Mobil leads the geology sessions with textural grain size analyses and depositional environment models. The program, coordinated by Robert Crawford of HNG Oil, costs 150 dollars with 20 dollars for individual sessions.
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Richard J. Moiola
Mobil Research and Development Corporation
Dallas
Moiola
University of California At
Berkley
Shell Oil Company
Wyoming
Socony Mobil Oil Company
Permian Basin
Educators to Have Discipline Workshop
The Pecos Barstow Toyah Educational Association will sponsor a classroom discipline workshop for teachers on Tuesday September 25 at 7 PM in Pecos High School Cafeteria. Ken De More of Abilene will lead The Least Approach to Discipline and is a UniServ Consultant for the Texas State Teachers Association.
Pecos Band Boosters view new video equipment and plans
Pecos Band Boosters inspected a $3700 video color camera and replay system bought for band use. They will fund it via yearlong fundraisers, with Nelda Blevins named treasurer. Enchilada supper on Nov 2 precedes Pecos Monahans game. other projects include scholarships band camp and garment bags for uniforms.
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Pecos Eagle
Lamesa
Nelda Blevins
Peaiaine Lively
Mrr
Robert A. Barnett
Marcario Flores
Bill Carrico
Pecos
Three Pecos
Pecos Area Coming Events Weekly Club Meetings
Public notices list community gatherings in Pecos area. Lions Club meetings at Amistad Lions Lions Den and other clubs schedule Monday through Friday. Senior Citizens Center hosts Huff and Puff events, quilting, painting, games, and social activities. Local groups include Optimist Club TOPS Barstow Lions and more with contact notes.
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Lions Club
American Motor Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Cantaloupe City
CPS Reddy Room
Senior Citizens Center
S. Cedar
Huff and Puff
Pecos
Saragosa Hall
Pecos AA
Al-Non
N. Oak
Balmorhea
Old Senior Citizens Center
Second Hickory
Eddy St
Barstow Lions Club
Barstow Community Center
Hickory Housing Center
Pecos Jayceeettes
Holiday Inn
Twentieth Century Club
Jefferson
Pecos Rotary Club
Pecos Jaycees
Alpine Lodge
Young Homemakers
S. Park
Ambulance dispatched after man injured at North Side Grocery
The Report Arterio Lara requested an ambulance to the North Side Grocery Store Tuesday at 10:28 a.m. An ambulance took an unknown male to Reeves County Hospital after a battery blew up in his face. Pecos Ambulance Service was sent at 10:17 a.m. to transfer a man to Odessa hospital. Police continue investigation of a Monday accident at South Cedar where a 1969 Buick struck a 1978 Chevrolet Impala. Renfro of Monahans reported being the Impala driver. Bell charged with backing without safety after his 1978 Ford Liv II backed into a 1977 Pontiac Grand Prix at Seth Oleander. Juana Machuca reports abuse at Third and Elm and is advised to file a complaint. Burglary report from Petra Herrera as items taken from 419 South Locust. Pecos Police seek the articles.
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Arterio Lara
North Side
Reeves County Hospital
Pecos
Odessa
South Cedar
Stephen Albert Renfro
East Seventeenth
Monahans
Clyde B. Bell
Bell
Emilio Lujan Tarn
Seth Oleander
Petra Vanuelos Herrera
South Locust
First 1979 cotton sample classed Sept 17 in Far West Texas
Far West Texas first cotton sample of 1979 crop was classed Sept 17 by USDA Agricultural Marketing Service. Bale from Alfonso Borrego in El Paso County, ginned by Clint Farmers Coop Gin ning Assoc in Clint. George Wilson gin manager. El Paso Marketing Services Office serves five Texas, five New Mexico, and three Arizona counties. Weekly quality and market news reports to be provided this year.
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Far West Texas
Agricultural Marketing Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
J.A. McAfee
USDA
el Paso
Alfonso Borrego
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
el Paso Territory
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Pecos Enterprise
Midland Theatre
Chicago
Knight
Dale Hardeman
Arthur B. Hudgins
John Pettijohn
Bobby Kleas
Charles Flwood
Lawrence Nilson
Happy Johnson
Tom Melcher
Kinnear Earl
Donald Hudgins
Jim Ed Miller
R.B. McGowen
Charles Weinacht
Frank Pfardrescher
Robert Lundy
Sam Carroll
Walter Presley
Charles Hudson
Gene Glass
Ralph Lett
Kenny Richards
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
South Cedar Street
Ken Dulaney
Lewis Barrett
Linda Daniel
Emily Galindo
Carlos Nichols
Mary Carpenter
Reeves County
Reeves, Ward, Loving, Culberson
Jeff Davis Counties
Lege
University of Texas At Arlington
DOW Jones
A.m. Stock
Indus
Grad Center
Pecos High School
Elsa Lara
Anabel Granado
Danny Salcido
Javier Contreras
Robert Hinojos
Gunn
National Education Association
Toni Lovelace
Lisa Lara
Manuel Benavides
Juana Reyna Machuca
North Elm
Third and
Elm
Ms. Machuca
G.D
McLain
Breck
Skyline
Melody
Metamora