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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1968

Page

2

Police stop car linked to thefts and report parade of suspects

Police stopped a stolen 1968 Chevrolet at SH 20 and Hwy 285 after Wickett alerted for a vehicle not paid for at a service station. The driver is held for further investigation. Several local thefts were reported including car tapes worth 107.56 and sprinkler systems worth 25. Names span Pecos and surrounding towns with multiple suspects listed.

Ety SH 20 Hwy. 285 Wickett American Rent Car Co Orlando Florida J. C. Stubblefield PHS

East Pecos Junior High Greenhorns Defeat Alpine 32 8

East Pecos Junior High Greenhorns defeated Alpine 32 to 8 Saturday morning. Johnny Fuentes opened with a 35 yard touchdown run as Manuel Navarrete ran 35 yards for six in the third quarter and Donald Walker added a 15 yard score in the fourth.

Pecos Greenhorns Donald Walker Alpine Olivas and Talamantez

Deer Hunting Information Now Available in Pecos Area

The Pecos Chamber of Commerce has compiled hunting information for Pecos and Davis Mountain areas. Contact Harold Meyer or the Chamber at P O Box 27 Pecos Texas 79772 or (AC 915) 445 2406 for locations, names, addresses, phone numbers and hunting charges when provided.

Pecos Davis Mountain

Toyah Booster Club Opens Season with Homecoming Plans

The Toyah Booster Club held its first meeting on September 11 1968 at 8 p.m. in the Home Economic Room. President Mrs Betty Compton led greetings with 17 members present and minutes from May read and approved. Officers were elected: President Mrs Pat Goodnight Vice President Mrs Sue Ramsey Assistant Vice President Mrs Mattie Boatman Secretary Treasurer Mrs Betty Lott Reporter Mrs Ann Marsh. They set Homecoming for November 15 a Wiener roast October 31 and Halloween Carnival November 2. The meeting adjourned as members discussed activities and community notices follow.

Toyah Booster Club Betty Compton Raymond Waight Pat Goodnight Sue Ramsey Mattie Boatman Betty Lott Ann Marsh

New Officers Installed for Pecos Industrial Foundation

The Pecos Industrial Foundation Inc announces new officers and yearlong programs. Officers named are R B McGowen president J F Pattee vice president Buck Renshaw secretary. One year directors include Barney Hubbs R B McGowen Jr C K Dozier John Dennison. Two year directors are Dudley Montgomery Janice Hughes Wendell Faulkner and J F Pattee J Robert Scott Mike Harrison Buck Renshaw Joel Daniel.

Pecos Industrial Foundation, Inc R.B. McGowen J. F. Pattee Buck Renshaw Barney Hubbs R. B. McGowen, Jr C. K. Dozier John Dennison Dudley Montgomery Janice Hughes Wendell Faulkner J. Robert Scott Mike Harrison Joel Daniel

Savings Bonds Aid Baby Start and College Plans

The notice promotes U.S. Savings Bonds as a long term start for a child, with continued purchases growing over time to help fund college. Separately Atty. Gen. Crawford Martin appoints James H. Cowden of Austin to lead the Transportation Division coordinating with Public Safety and the Railroad Commission on transportation industry matters.

U.S Crawford Martin James H. Cowden Austin Department of Public Safety Railroad Commission On Peoples

Thank You Note to Nurses and Dr Powell

Eva Lucille Smith expresses gratitude to the nurses and Dr Powell for care in the hospital. She also thanks friends and acquaintances for flowers.

Dr. Powell Eva Lucille Smith

Museum Acquires Hitching Stone

The West of the Pecos Museum acquired a hitching stone from Harry Ross. Origin traces to 1908 when O F Woods bought the old Christian Church Building and moved it to Third Street converting it into a home. The stone stood in front and was kept by Woods until his death. his daughter Mrs Tom McClure gave it to Ross, who stored it in his welding shop before handing it to the museum.

Pecos Harry Ross O.F. Woods Old Christian Church Pecos Museum

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Fred Armstrong Hickory F.L. Davis Willow Davis Pecos Produce Co Mauricio Hinojos Alicia Ochoa Santiago Jose Lara Joan Salgado Ronnie Jodell Hannah Rayma Lynn Lemons Jesus Tarango Hernandez Imelda Levario Tarango Charles Evans Waight Toyah Daylene Yates Barstow Pablo Tarango Carrasco Maria Louisa Vasquez James Young Slack Jeanne Frances Buchanan Rogue Machuca Ybarra Flora Carrasco Matta Libario Orosco Prieta Christiana Primera Natividad Robert Aguilar Rayos Diana Kaye Rodriguez Raymond Tarango Jurado Toyahuale Rosa Fuentez Contreras Saragosa Alfredo Vasquez Brijalba Balmorhea Carolina Millan Ortega Edward Gamboa Garcia Harstow Alda Cardiel Arredonde Lynn Elwin Boyd Houma Cheryl Dean Boyd Prisciliano Hernandez Navarette Delma Vasquez Matta Buffy IUTO East Pecos Deer Hunting Boswell Insurance Agency Cuit W. K Jack & Bill MOBIL _F Mrs. Tuckers Mac Cargill R. A. Bell Guymon Oklo Pecos Cook Christie Cannon Cook Texas Mr. Cook Red Barn Chemical Company Bell Roays Gorge Colorado Charles Waight Charles Amelia Fred Cedillo Monahans Fred Joe Chavez Rona Saunders Elba Mike Berry Cory Los Angeles Cal Mr. Saunders H. L. Hill Freeport W. N. Stutts Memorial Hospital Mike and Jimmy Stutts Mrs. Stutts Ernest Peach Johnny Odessa J.T. Marsh Renee Jimmy Mrs Raymond Williams Cyril, Okla Mr. Williams Harold Williams Lily Robinson el Paso Grace Cardwell Ruth Matthews Tom Cargill C.A. Rader Steven Clyde Cargill W. F. Holiman Whittier Caif Tennessee Charlotte Waight Coy Perins Fay Murphy Sevaics Savings Freedom Fryers Chuck Vienna Hamburger Glover Franks Si “An Rive Biltmore S. Cedar Pecos Thelma Woodruff Irving Tex Museum
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