Reeves County Teachers Credit Union approves 7 percent dividend
The Reeves County Teachers Credit Union board has declared a 7 percent third quarter dividend. State rules cap at 7 percent unless special permission is granted, which was given for the third and fourth quarters by John P. Parsons. The union reports very low delinquency and growing reserves, and now has professional audits. Members include employees of Pecos Barstow Toyah ISD and Balmorhea ISD and their families, totaling 630 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves County Teachers Credit Union Board of Directors
David Dutchover
Department of Credit Unions
John P. Parsons
Reeves County Teachers Credit Union
Texas Credit Union League
Jerry Workman
Philip Ferguson
Wilma Buchanan
Alice Foster
Dutchover
Pecos- Barstow-Toyah Isd
Balmorhea Isd
Stocks slide as market records fade on weak session
The New York stock market fell for the second straight day with the Dow down 5.12 to 880.72 at noon. Most issues declined on the NYSE while IBM tumbled to 67 3/8 and Charter Co. and GM also slipped. American and NYSE composites eased, amid talk of a record corporate debt offering by a major issuer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
IBM
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Charter Co
General Motors
Sperry Corp
Louisiana Land Exploration
Market Wrap: Wheat Corn Oats soybeans and cotton futures
AP market brief covers cash grain prices in Chicago with wheat No 2 hard red winter at 4.3254n and No 2 soft red winter at 4.34n, corn No 2 yellow 2.794n, oats No 2 heavy 1.46n, and soybeans No 1 yellow 7.04n. Cotton futures in New York mixed as strict low middling spot dips to 62.51 cents with Oct 64.65, Dec 65.17, Mar 66.29. Dow Jones at 11 a.m. shows declines across indices including 30 Industrials at 879.27, down 6.57.
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CASH
Chicago
New York
New York Cotton Exchange
DOW Jones
NEW York (Ap
Mother Goose Parade Set for October 3
The annual Mother Goose Parade will be held on Wednesday October 3. Children ages one to ten are invited to dress as characters from Mother Goose. Judging starts at 4 p.m. at the Railroad Depot with ribbons awarded. Parade begins at 4:30 p.m. and pickup is at the First National Bank parking lot. For more information call 447-2715.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Teacher Retirement to counsel members in Odessa and Alpine
Individual retirement counseling for Odessa and Alpine area members of Teacher Retirement System planning to retire in 1980 will be held Tuesday and Wednesday October 23 24 at Holiday Inn Odessa and Ramada Inn Alpine. Deadline for scheduling is October 2. Counselors will provide a retirement estimate and discuss options and procedures. The program covers 27 locations statewide and TRS offices in Austin welcome visits during weekdays year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Alpine Area
Holiday Inn
Ramada Inn
Alpine
TRS
Austin
Sheriff Florez to prosecute violations in juvenile case
Last week local juvenile girls were picked up by the Sheriff's Department at an area tavern. Sheriff Raul Florez stated this morning that his department will prosecute to the fullest extent any persons contributing or motivating the delinquency of any child or minor involving the use of alcohol or narcotics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Department
Raul Florez
Gallegos Named President of District XIX of TSTA
Angelina Gallegos, a 4th grade teacher at North Loop Elementary in Ysleta, elected District XIX president after Billie Sadler's resignation. She will help plan the District XIX convention and 1979 house of delegates meeting November 12 at the El Paso Civic Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelina Gallegos
North Loop
Ysleta
Texas State Teachers Association
Miss Gallegos
Billie Kaye Sadler
Pecos
House of Delegates
el Paso
Hudspeth
Culberson
Reeves
Jeff Davis
Presidio
Brewster
TSTA
Texas Classroom Teachers Association
TCTA
State Board of Education
Texas Commission On Standards For
State Board of Examiners For
Balmorhea welcomes two new teachers for district
Betty Sparks joins Balmorhea as a Migrant staff member teaching grades six through twelve. She comes from Presidio and has taught in Noland, San Felipe ISD, and Van Horn, with a focus on special education English speech journalism and yearbook. Betty Hopper begins third grade at the elementary school, transferring from Dallas via North Texas State University, with twenty years of teaching and interests in travel music and coin collecting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Sparks
Balmorhea
Presidio
Noland
Texas
San Felipe Independent School System
van Horn
Episcopal Trans
Reeves County Clerk's Report September filings and deeds
Reeves County Clerk records show September 18 warranty deeds transferring land in Airlawn Heights Pecos including Lot 7 block 24 and east thirty of Lot 2 plus w/2 of Lot 3 in Mountainview Addition. Transfers involve Ray Estes and others to Bryan Shaw and M. Fitts and more. Subsequent September 19 filings include oil and gas leases, assignments, and large tracts in Reeves County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray L. Estes
Bryan V. Shaw
Airlawn Heights
Pecos
Tex
James Grey Livingston
Mickey G. Fitts
Mountainview
Cynthia Marie Scott
David Greg Johns
Port Daggett Acres
H&gn RR Co
Lion James D. Locker
Anastacia Rodriguez Sanchez
Griffin & Burnett, Inc
HNG Oil Co
Earl Whisnand
H&gn Ry. Co
Reeves County
J.W. Murphy, Jr
James R. Jones
Lloyd C. Beveridge
Et al
Robert L. Howell
Union Oil Co
Calif
Toyah Valley Grape & Alfalfa Co
Balmorhea Bears blank Marfa J V 20 0
The Balmorhea Bears blanked the Marfa junior varsity 20 to 0 on Thursday night. Saul Mendoza scored two touchdowns from 15 and 5 yards. Jerry Lopez added a 1 yard TD run. Martin Muniz blocked a punt to set up Mendoza's final score. Deme Anchondo ran in the two-point conversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balmorhea Bears
Marfa J.V
Bears
Sierra Blanca
Tornillo
Saul Mendoza
Bear
Jerry Lopez
Mendoza
Martin Muniz
Demetrio Anchondo
Toyah Briefs Reflects Family News Across Texas
Mrs. J T Marsh Toyah and son Johnnie C Marsh of Odessa returned from Perryville Arkansas after attending the funeral of Mrs Marsh's sister Mrs Collier Ballew last Tuesday. They visited J T Marsh's sister Mrs Gladys Pinkston in Texarkana on the return. Weekend guests were Mr and Mrs Benny Cleveland of El Paso and Mr and Mrs Oleg Cleveland of Greenville, along with B G Cleveland and Jimmy. Tim Swift transferred to Waco High and will be home for the school holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Marsh
Toyah
Johnnie C. Marsh
Odessa
Perryville
Ark
Marsh
Collier Ballew
Gladys Pinkston
Texarkana
A.B. Cunningham
Tim Swift
Waco High
VANDALISM AND STOLEN TRUCKS REPORTED TO SHERIFF
Reeves County deputies responded to a vandalism report Sept 19 after windows were broken at a county road maintainer. Six men were detained when a missing International pickup stolen from Robstown was recovered. suspects Wayne Crosser Robert Kahor Donald Devereaux Roy Nickels Billy Faircloth and Randolph Gledwell were released to Pecos County authorities. Bill Malone reported tires stolen from a car at his 111 South Hackberry shop. investigation continues.
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Reeves Sheriff's Department
Robstown
Tex
Wayne Crosser
Robert Kahor
Donald Devereaux
Roy Nickels
Billy Faircloth
Randolph Gledwell
Pecos County
Title Opinions and Curative Materials Oil Lease Session
The Permian Basin Graduate Center offers a course on Title Opinions and curative materials for acquiring a valid oil and gas lease. Instructor Robert C. Bledsoe, a 23 year oil and gas attorney with Cotton Bledsoe Tighe Morrow Dawson, will teach October 4, 1979, 7 to 10 p.m. at 105 W Illinois Midland. Fee is $20. registration via the Graduate Center at 563-2311 or 683-2832.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permian Basin
Illinois
Midland
Robert C. Bledsoe
Cotton, Bledsoe, Tighe, Morrow & Dawson
Bledsoe
University of Texas At Austin
Graduate Center
September 1979 Pecos Area Calendar Highlights
A calendar of weekly events in Pecos and nearby towns for September 1979 includes meetings of Lions Clubs Optimist Club and Barstow Lions Club at various times and venues. Also listed are TOPS groups Senior Citizens Center Bible study and quilting events along with Rotary Jaycees and other community activities across Monday to Friday entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
American Cat Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Cantaloupe City CB Club
CPS Reddy Room
Senior Citizens Center
S. Cedar
Huff and Puff
Pecos
Optimist Club
Saragosa Hall
Pecos AA
Al-Non
N. Oak
Balmorhea
Old Senior Citizens Center
Second
Hickory
Eddy St
Barstow
Ken de More
Downtown
Holiday Inn
Cedar
Modern Study Club
Johnson
Pecos Rotary Club
Pecos Jaycees
Alpine Lodge
Pecos Police Reports Highlight Ambulance Run and Hits and Incidents
Odessa Jenkins was taken to Reeves County Hospital after falling ill at 518 East Thirteenth. Johnny was transported to the same hospital following a call from Brown Pipe & Supply. Sugar was found in gasoline tanks in two Consolidated Wholesale Co. trucks at the American Motor Inn. Drivers Fairy Allen of Orange and Carlis Cook of Jonesboro contacted police. Investigations continue into a hit and run at Ivey and West Veterans and a damaged stop sign with $25 in damage. A 1975 Buick Special collided with a 1978 Pontiac Trans Am on West Third, no citations issued. James Louis Fitzerald was arrested for public intoxication after being seen in the East Third area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Odessa Jenkins
East Thirteenth
Reeves County Hospital
Consolidated Wholesale Co
American Motor Inn
West Third
Fairy Allen
Box 54
Orange
Tex
Carlis Bruce Cook
Tara Blvd
Jonesboro
Allen
Cook
Ivey
West Veterans
Tammy Burke Sparkman
Lynn Blair Roe
Cypress
James Louis Fitzerald
West Thirteenth
Fitzerald
East Third
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The
Young Homemakers Club
Florez
Gallegos
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
South Cedar Street
Ken Dulaney
Lewis Barrett
Linda Daniel Emily Galindo
Carlos Nichols
Mary Carpenter
Reeves, Ward, Loving, Culberson
Jeff Davis Counties
Betty Hopper
Reeves County Clerk’s Report
Robert H. Hammiter
James A. Davidson
T&p Ry Co
Sheriff's Report
Saragosa
Reeves County Sheriff's Department
PBGC
Johnny
Brown Pipe
Alyos
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