Balmorhea FHA Installation and Local Activities
Balmorhea Future Homemakers of America held a pot luck Mexican supper in the high school homemaking department to welcome new members, with about 35 attending including Coach Randall, Coach Williams, and Miss Norma Vasquez. Other items note Madera Valley Young Homemakers meeting October 17, Halloween queen contestants named, Athletic Boosters gathering October 3, Methodist Church Board meeting Tuesday, and a district workshop for retired persons in Alpine October 5 with Balmorhea sending representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemars of America
Balmorhea
FHA
Tommy Randall
Brent McWilliams
Norma Vasquez
Beatrice Ward
Emerretha Alvarez
Bridget Duarte
Delores Carrasco
Lucy Montoya
Methodist Church Board
American Association of Retired Persons
Alpine
Obituary for Elmer Hunter 70 in Snyder Texas
Elmer Preacher Hunter 70 died at 6 40 am Thursday in Highland Hospital Lubbock He fathered Roy Hunter of Pecos Services 10 am Saturday Faith Baptist Church burial Snyder Cemetery directed by Bell Seale Funeral Home Born May 31 1907 in Kaufman County married Nyna Mae Jones Aug 17 1938 in Scurry County Survivors include his widow three daughters Barbara Radican Mona hans Ophelia Lloyd Austin Carolyn Sutton Snyder five sons Keith Kenneth Rodney all Snyder Jimmy Hunter Cushing Okla Roy Hunter Pecos four sisters Jewel Leatherwood Snyder Cate Petty Levelland A report for the next regular meeting of the chapter Oct 18 at the Community Center The Balmorhea Volunteer Fire Department fought a Wednesday afternoon car fire on IS 10 no serious injuries The car was towed by Lozano wrecker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer
Hunter
Highland Hospital
Lubbock
Roy Hunter
Pecos
Faith Baptist Church
Snyder Cemetery
Bell Seale Funeral Home
Kaufman County
Nyna Mae Jones
Scurry County
Barbara Radican
Monahans
Ophelia Lloyd
Austin
Carolyn Sutton
Snyder
Keith Hunter
Kenneth Hunter
Rodney Hunter
Jimmy Hunter
Cushing
Okla
Jewel Leatherwood
Cate Petty
Levelland
Balmorhea FFA installs new officers this week
The Future Homemakers of America Balmorhea Chapter installed new officers on Tuesday. Pictured from left are Mary Jane Lozano treasurer Elda Meras historian Norma Carrasco reporter Socorro Rodriguez parliamentarian Irma Montoya president Elodia Martinez secretary Prissie Rodriguez third vice president Yolanda Muniz second vice president and Emeteria Alvarez first vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers of America
Balmorhea
Are
Mary Jane Lozano
Elda Meras
Norma Carrasco
Socorro Rodriguez
Market advances on favorable money supply news
The New York market moved higher at noon led by the Dow Jones 30 up 1.73 to 841.82 after a gain Thursday. Gainers outpaced losers on the NYSE, with a Fed money supply drop seen as progress against inflation and a July indicator rise easing recession fears. The NYSE composite rose 0.17 to 52.61, AMEX index up 0.46 to 118.30, and volume reached 9.90 million shares. Cotton futures gained with May to December contracts higher, Oct at 52.90, Dec 53.85, Mar 54.68 cents per pound. Dow Jones 11 a.m. averages: 30 Indus 845.03, 20 Trans 215.52, 15 Utils 65, Stocks 289.97.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve
Fed
Commerce Department
Iide
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Pecos Soldier Promoted to Army Corporal
Roberto Luna, son of Mr and Mrs Ysabel Luna of Pecos, was promoted to corporal while serving as a gunner with the 25th Infantry Division at Schofield Barracks Hawaii. He entered the Army in October 1974 and is a 1974 Pecos High School graduate.
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Roberto Luna
Ysabel Luna
N. Peach
25Th Infantry Division
Schofield Barracks
Hawaii
Cpl. Luna
Pecos High School
Vesuvius Key Eruptions Through the Ages
Vesuvius dominates Italy’s Bay of Naples. Its famous eruption in 79 A.D. buried Pompeii Herculaneum and Stabiae. Major eruptions occurred in 1139 and 1631, the latter destroying five towns and killing 4,000 people. Minor eruptions followed in 1779 1793 1872 1906 and 1944.
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Vesuvius
Italy
Bay of
Naples
Pompeii
Herculaneum
Stabiae
Aid to gasless towns may reach neighboring communities
Crystal City faces a gas cut off after refusing $800,000 in back bills. U.S. Rep. Abraham Karen says federal funds may extend to nearby towns like Carrizo Springs, as evaluators assess health and hunger needs. The Community Services Administration plans grants of 1500 000 and 160 000 to aid appliances and bill payments.
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Crystal City
Tex
U.S
Abraham Karen
Texas Department of Community Affairs
La-Vaca Gathering Co
Ben McDonald
South
Texas
McDonald
LaVaca
Federal Community Services Administration
School Lunch Menu Week at a Glance
The menu lists daily meals for the school week. Monday features chicken and noodles with mashed potatoes, carrot coins, a hot roll, an ice cream bar and milk. Tuesday serves beef stew with fried okra, stuffed celery, crackers, a cinnamon roll and milk. Wednesday offers cheese enchiladas with pinto beans, Mexican cole slaw, fruit gelatin topping. Thursday presents a hamburger on a bun with french fries, hay stack salad, cherry blossom cake, orange juice and milk. Friday's line includes fish sticks, potato salad, green beans, a hot roll, peaches and milk.
Balmorhea airman selected for tech training
San Antonio airman Jerry C. Bryan, son of Mr and Mrs Henry P Byron of Balmorhea Texas, has been chosen for technical training at Sheppard AFB in aircraft maintenance. He completed basic training at Lackland AFB and earned credits toward an applied science degree through the Community College of the Air Force. Bryan is a Balmorhea High School 1977 graduate.
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San Antonio
Jerry C. Bryan
Henry P., Byron
Balmorhea
Tex
Sheppard Afb
Air Force
Lackland Afb
Community College of the
Bryan
Balmorhea High School
Ambulance Calls and Sheriff Reports In Toyah Area
Multiple ambulance calls listed for Thursday at 501 South Palm, 603 South Ash, and 322 West D. Belsore Hinojos faced a disorderly conduct complaint filed this Thursday by Mrs. Pablo Gonzales and Mario Granado. Texas health officials reported the Toyah dog bite test on Shelley Jordan as negative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Palm St
S. Ash St
Belsore Hinojos
Pablo Gonzales
Mario Granado
Hinojos
Texas State Department of Health
Austin
Shelley Jordan
Toyah
Restaurant association seminar for Midland managers
Giles Spillar Education and Training Director of the Texas Restaurant Association will conduct a three day Management Supervisory Development program at High Sky Restaurant Midland from October 4 to 6 2 to 5 p.m. daily. The no fee seminar targets Midland area food drink and lodging managers and supervisors with reservations via Sherman Cox Odessa Murrell Foster Midland. Spillar a 41 year veteran formerly ran Night Hawk Restaurant Austin and now leads TRA field programs under Del Mar College Corpus Christi. The course covers manager supervisor functions quality food standards wages as a management tool and industry trends.
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Texas Restaurant Association
Giles Spillar
Austin
Midland
Permian Basin
TRA
Spillar
del Mar College of Corpus Christi
High Sky
Sherman Cox
Odessa
W.D. Brown
Midland Air Terminal
Murrell Foster
Night Hawk
South Congress Avenue
Texas
Calendar of Pecos events and meetings
Calendar of coming events in Pecos area listsUIL Workshop at Odessa College Saturday at 9 a.m. Lions Club meetings Monday and Tuesday plus Amistad Lions and Pecos Optimists. Reeves County Library hours. Alcoholics Anonymous and Al Anon meet weekly. TOPS groups meet mornings and evenings. Chamber meetings and civic groups schedule Thursday festival events and carnival planning.
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Pecos
Odessa College
Lions Club
American Motor Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Pecos Optimists
Chaparral Village
Reeves County Library
Fifth and Park Streets
Fifth and
Park Streets
Pecos Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon
S. Oak St
Chamber of Commerce
Band Boosters Meet Monday at High School Hall
The Eagles Band Booster Club will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday Oct. 3 at 7 30 p m in the high school band hall. Topics include a report on the enchilada supper progress on the equipment truck and other band projects and preparation for the Fall Fair booth. Mrs J T Moore Jr will report on the fruit cake sale. All interested persons are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
J.T. Moore
Pecos Enterprise Ownership Statement 1977 Filing
The Pecos Enterprise files its ownership and circulation data for Sept 28 1977 under the 1970 act. Publisher Kenneth Dulaney signs, with editing by Lewis Barrett. It lists Pecos Enterprise Inc as owner, major stockholders in Seattle and Bellevue, with bondholders in Pecos and totals for paid, free, and total circulation.
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Cedar St. Pecos
Texas
Kenneth Dulaney
Pecos
Lewis Barrett
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
Texas Corporation
Carlsbad Publishing Co
Washington
Seattle
Philip F. Buckner
Annice B. Chadwick
Frederick S. Buckner
John C. Buckner
Catherine A. Buckner
G.G. Gose
Bellevue
Mortagees
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Pilar Montoya
Mator
Irma Mcoya
Clemente Alvarez
Emeteria Alvarez
Madera Valley
Pete Sprague
Dallas
Toots’’ Jones
Merel Payne
Elmer Hunter
I.S. 10
Lozano Wrecker
the Market Report
Cotton Futures
Dow Jones
Indus
Bobs
Thrift
Bob's Thriftway
Bob Hopper
Ernest Ballard
Jay Reynolds
Bill Finn
Artesia
Hopper
Ballard
Nova Gutierrez
Pecos Enterprise
South Cedar Street
Pecos Texas
Ken Dulaney
Diane Osborn
Doris Welch
Ruben Baca
Emily Galindo
Carlos Nichols
Mary Carpenter
Reeves County
Reeves
Ward, Loving, Culberson
Jeff Counties
la Vaca
Karen
Laredo
Carrizo Springs
CSA
South Texas
Kazen
Restaurant Association
Federation Parlor
Tops Tx
St. Community
Chamber of Commerce Merchants Meeting
Billy Hart Hubbs
Dorothy Roberson
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