Lions Club Seeks Officers and Christmas Plans
Lion luncheon cover notes include nominating committee formation with Earl West Walter Harwell and Dave Sudderth. district governor visit set for December 16 in Panhandle Texas. funding for school shoes. joint Christmas program plans with the American Legion. Boy Scout Movement program discussion with Rev T T Rowe. Scout training school details. piano purchase for the school music department and fundraising decisions.
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Lion
Earl West
Walter Harwell
Dave Sudderth
Ralph EE. Randall
Panhandle
Texas
A. E. Lang
Jimmy Terrell
Max Winkler
American Legion
T. T. Rowe
Pecos area social notes show varied Thanksgiving visits
Mr and Mrs Harry Bedenhoff and daughter Alma visited Pecos for Thanksgiving. Mrs Zoe Bell and her Los Angeles family visit Mrs M H Mitchell. Mildred and Joyce Jarrel from Hobbs visited Grandpa Terrell’s family. June Hargraves and Mr and Mrs Oliver Jenkins visited Mrs Jenkins sister in Plainview. Wanda Lou Casey returned from Plainview. O M Perryman and H M Gentry were Pecos visitors. Burt Storey of Royalty visited Monahans. Paul Johnson of Shreveport is visiting aunt Mrs Al Dawson. Russell Ellithorpe visited Big Spring. Odell Hickson and Bob Brown from Wink were in Monahans. Maxine Casey spent weekend in Big Spring with sister Mrs Anderson. Maxine Grones and Dorothy Hamblin were Pyote visitors. J Brubeck and daughter spent Sunday in Midland. Clarene Singleton spent weekend in Abilene visiting relatives.
Hitch-Hikers Declared A Menace To Public Safety
An editorial warns hitchhikers are a growing menace as crime and violence linked to hitching increase. It cites Wichita police fingerprinting, murders in multiple states, and the overall social harm of a vagabond class enabled by free rides, urging motorists to reconsider tolerance.
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America
Bingville
Wich
Oregon
Virginia
Nebraska
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Pretty Boy Floyd
Ohio
Grimary
Ford Calls Nation to Shun War and Gambling
Henry Ford urged the nation to reject war and stock gambling as he spoke on public morality. Baldwin warned that sanctions could lead to a naval blockade affecting international trade. The president maintained the AAA was permanent and unalterable.
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Henry Ford
Utilities heads map new fight on Holding Company Act
Roosevelt predicts end of the dole by Dec 1. Jobs in September rise 350000, a five year high. Townsendites at first convention call for 21000090 votes. Five power naval talks set to open in London Dec 2. Bank clearings jump 27.5 percent in best month since 1932.
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Utilities
Roosevelt
Naval
London
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Harry Bedenhoff
Alma
Pecos
Zoe Bell
Los Angeles
Mrs. Bell
M. H. Mitchell
Mildred
Joyce Jarrel
Hobbs
Grandpa Terrell
June Hargraves
Mrs. Oliver Jenkins
Mrs. Jenkins
Plainview
Wanda Lou Casey
Frome
O. M. Perryman
H. M. Gentry
Burt Storey
Royalty
Monahans
Mrs
Paul Johnson
Shreveport,La
al Dawson
Russell Ellithorpe
Wallace Avent
Odell Hickson
Bob Brown
Wink
Maxine Casey
Big Spring
Mrs. Anderson
Maxine .Grones
Dorothy Hamblin
J. Brubeck
Midland
Clarene Singleton
Abilene Vis- Heng
Ita
Kansas
Ords
J. L. Lambert
Spur
Marie
Borah
Baldwin
Eva’s Cafe
Pers
Iday
Byron
Dobbs
Churchhill
Curlee