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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1971

Page

2

Local burglaries and court actions headline city notices

The Record reports Wilma Buchanan reported a screen cut and radio on in her south dwelling area with an exit by door. Paint sniffing led to two juveniles being arrested and handed to authorities. A car back window was broken at a high school lot. A Pecos Junior High bike rack theft involved a purple 24 inch Stingray. A rear window entry at Steve Peters home yielded liquor bottles five pennies and lighters. City Court lists Wynn for drunkenness, Palma Sandoval for DWI, and Nunez and Fuentez for license and muffler issues. District Court sentences include Charles Grantham four years for auto theft, Donald Drake 20 years for armed robbery, George Sneed 10 years for theft and auto theft, Johnny Quick seeking new trial for forgery.

Wilma Buchanan Veterans Blvd Joe Garcia Joey Duke Pecos Junior High School Steve Peters Hackberry Peters Daniel N. Fuentez Charles Nathan Grantham J. H. Starley Royal Caswell Odessa Donald Dave Drake

Deaths Maggie Ragsdale final rites set at C M E church

Services for Maggie Ragsdale 70 are planned for Saturday at 4 p.m. in the C M E Methodist Church with burial in East Side Cemetery. She died at 2 30 a.m. Wednesday in Pecos Nursing Home after a long illness. A number of relatives survive.

Maggie Ragsdale C.M.E. Methodist Church Eastside Pecos

Opera Receives 50000 Dollar NEA Grant in Dallas

Dallas Civic Opera, planning its 1971 season November 5 to 28, has been awarded a 50000 dollar matching grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. The grant supports creating a new development unit to secure future funding and oversee long range financial planning. William H. Hudson will administer the grant. The unit will coordinate with businesses foundations and local groups to improve budgeting ticket sales and administration.

Dallas Dallas Civic Opera National Endowment For the Arts Earle Cabell Opera Board James H. Bond Opera William H. Hudson

Wet weather returns to Texas with scattered showers

The Associated Press reports renewed wet weather across Texas with light rain in New Mexico and the Panhandle, scattered coastal showers, and heavy downpours from Texarkana to San Angelo. Moisture totals include Corpus Christi 0.64, McAllen 0.89, Brownsville 1.27 inches as records rise.

Associated Press Texas New Mexico Dalhart Amarillo Lubbock Panhandle Plains Texarkana San Angelo del Rio Eagle Pass Inch McAllen Brownsville College Station Dallas Tyler Lufkin el Paso Corpus Christi Galveston

Cattle feeding industry expands in Texas and Reeves County

The cattle feeding sector projects 16 500 tons of mixed feeds daily and will employ over 3 000 people in 1971. It will use 7 million in pharmaceuticals and spend millions on electrical, petroleum, and vehicle supplies. About 3.7 million cattle will be fed this year with a gross feed-yard value around 1.1 billion dollars. Texas has 255 feed yards, with many large capacities, and growth is expected in Reeves County as demand for beef rises.

Texas Reeves County

Maid of Cotton entries ready

Special applications for the 1972 Maid of Cotton selection are now being accepted by the National Cotton Council. The ambassador will be chosen December 30 after two days of judging and will make her first appearance at the Cotton Bowl.

Memphis Tenn National Cotton Council Dallas United States Canada Ford Dealers Parkway Maid of Cotton Selection Council Cotton Exchange of New York Memphis Cotton Carnival Association

Balmorhea Club Elects Day Winterrowd Leader

Mrs Ella Day Winterrowd was elected president of the Balmorhea Young Homemakers at their regular meeting. Penny McElroy is vice president Janis Martinson secretary treasurer and Pat Purvis reporter historian.

Balmorhea Spl Ella Day Winterrowd Balmorhea Young Homemakers Penny McElroy Janis Martinson Pat Purvis Texas Priss McNutt

Spiritual healer Sister Sophia promises cures in Mona Hans area

An advertisement offers a spiritual healer named Sister Sophia in Mona Hans Texas 1 1/2 miles south on Fort Stockton highway. It claims she can name friends and enemies, cure troubles, and provides free lucky charm and holy water with each reading. Open seven days a week and guarantees results.

Sophia Monahans Tex Ft. Stockton Highway Sister Sophia

Mrs Moore Attends Texas Vocational Education Council Meeting

Balmorhea Homemaking Education teacher Mrs Jane Moore attended a two day Advisory Council for Technical Vocational Education meeting in El Paso representing the Vocational Homemaking Teachers Association. She joined Mrs Billie Chapman and Mrs Elizabeth Smith to present a program on vocational homemaking needs in Texas. Two American possessions Guam and Wake Island lie near the Asiatic Date Line.

Balmorhea Spl Jane Moore Balmorhea High School Advisory Council Texas el Paso Vocational Homemaking Teachers Association Moore Billie Chapman W.H.T.A Elizabeth Smith Austin Guam Wake Island

Anthony Builds Chain Store Empire with 325 US Outlets

The 87 year old Anthony founded his first Cushing Oklahoma store in 1922 and remains president and chairman of the board. He holds numerous posts in community organizations as CR Anthony stores expand nationwide to 325 locations.

Cushing Oklahoma Anthony CR. Anthony United States

Pecos Enterprise Subscription Rates

Mail subscription terms outline Reeves County and other mail rates. Six month and one year plans apply with prepayment. Rates vary by locale with Pecos Texas 79772 as the mailing address.

Pecos Enterprise, Inc S. Cedar J Pecos Texas P. O Reeves County

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