Ward County Council Christmas Party Attended by Thirty Members
Approximately thirty Ward County Council and Home Demonstration clubs members gathered at Miss Esther Bradshaw’s Barstow office for the annual Christmas party. A grade school Christmas program was performed, with contests and a treasure hunt. Presents included a leather briefcase for Miss Bradshaw and homemade candy and cookies from the county and commissioners, plus numerous hostess and guest attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward County Council
Esther Bradshaw
Barstow
Miss Bradshaw
Mmes. A. Tate
W. M. Enoch
J. R. Mothe
Herman Cummings
F. Agers
H. P. Davis
L. E. Gore
Walter Burkholder
Mahe Oney
R. R. Browning
J. Fagwell
A. Bradford
J. J. Dorr
C. Wood
Jimmie O’quinn
O. Dahan
George Bentley
W. Lush
Don Dittman
M. I. Hasins
F. P. Snelson
H. A. Colins
Carroll Koonce
Luke Snell
J. A. Ayers
James B. Willis
John B. Gordon
C. P. Kemp
Miss Esther Bradshaw
Sub Debs Honored at Wickett Mexican Dinner Sunday
Miss Dorothy Stoneback and Connie White hosted the newly formed Sub Deb Club gathering in Wickett Sunday. Mexican supper followed by a social hour. charter members listed and officers elected earlier. Blue and white colors chosen. meetings set for Tuesdays at members’ homes.
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Wickett
Dorothy Stonebeck
Connie White
Miss Stoneback
Miss White
Stoneback
Club
Resent
Jane Amos
Ruth ‘Wart
Doris Dawson
Connie Kite
Aline Casey
Thelma Willams
Maxine Casey
Edith White
Maris Martin
Ernestine Holder
Lelia Alice Kern
Ernestine Scrimhire
Ruth Hart
Jomes
Jacobsons Host Night Bridge Club Dinner
Mr and Mrs M Jacobson entertained members of the Night Bridge Club with a Wednesday dinner at their home. After a three course meal, guests played bridge at two tables. Mrs Walter Harwell won high score in the progressive bridge games. Attending were Mr and Mrs A M Hunt, Mr and Mrs Walter Harwell, Miss Mary Elizabeth Green, Buck Kent, and Ennis Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Jacobson
Bardge Club
Devotional Led by Mrs. J. N. Wildman at Council Meeting
Mrs. J. N. Wildman presided over the devotional period as the Christian Women’s Council met at the Christian Church. The group decided to send a Christmas box to the Juliette Fowler Home in Dallas and to fill Christmas baskets for the needy in Mannan, while pledging ten dollars per month to the church building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Wildman
Christian Women’s Council
Christian Church
Juliette Fowler
Dallas
Mananans
M. T. Yarbrough
Christmas Suggestions Shown By County Demonstrator
Miss Esther Bradshaw demonstrated Christmas ideas for aprons luncheon sets and memo gadgets at the Wickett Home Demonstration Club meeting held at Mrs H P Huggins home. An IPM afternoon featured a Christmas table centerpiece and coffee with pecan pie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esher Bradshaw
Wickett Home Demontration Club
H. P. Huggins
Local Missionary Group Attends Zone Meeting in Kermit
Members of the local Methodist Missionary Society attended the zone conference in Kermit on Monday. The society’s regular meeting was postponed due to the district woman’s mission conference. Mrs. I. W. Barr led a devotional on the Christmas Spirit. Mona h an attendees included Mines, I. W. Barr, F. B. Faust, Ethel Freeman, Hart, F. R. Wildman, W. H. Dryden, Johnny Ratliff, Jack Edwards, and M. Jacobson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit
Methodist Missionary Society
Women’s Missionary Societies
I. W. Barr
Monahans
Mines
I. W. Barr F. B. Faust
Ethel Freeman, Hart
F. R. Wildman
W. H. Dryden
Johnny Ratliff
Jack Edwards
M. Jacobson
Presbyterians Stage Christmas Program Monday
The Presbyterian Auxiliary met in the church recreational room to continue December Christmas plans. Mrs. L. M. Scroggins opened with a devotional, Mrs. L. B. Fuller offered the opening prayer and read the poem We've Found the Christ, as Christian Gifts a pageant was enacted by several members including C. F. Butcher, L. B. Fuller, H. C. Akers, E. W. Sampson, and Dale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Auxiliary
L. M. Scroggins
L. B. Fuller
Christ
Mmes. C. F. Butcher
H. C. Akers
E. W. Sampson
Dale
Mrs. Irby Dyer Speaks at Wickett PTA Meeting
Mrs. Irby Dyer was principal speaker at the Wickett PTA gathering in the Wickett schoolhouse. She discussed how social ease develops through family relationships, with a program including songs, a Christmas play, devotional, and spiritual training by Supt. P. D. Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irby Dyer
PTA
Wickett
Parent-Teacher Association
Faust
P. D. Lewis
Royalty Demonstrators Elect New Officers
Mrs. R. R. Browning hosted the Royalty Home Demonstration Club on Thursday afternoon. During the business session officers were elected for another year with Mrs. Don Dittman as president and Mrs. R. R. Browning as first vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Browning
Royalty Home Demonstration Club
Don Dittman
Club Notes Highlight Christmas Party and Renovations
Mrs Rooney and Miss Bradshaw reported on the council meeting and invited all club members to a Barstow Christmas party Monday afternoon. Bradshaw praised Mrs Stillwell for renovating her home and displayed homemade gift novelties while Mrs Daniel offered her home for the December 16 gathering. Browning served hot chocolate and fruit cake after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. O. Rooney
Esther Bradshaw
Barstow
Miss Bradshaw
Ray Stillwell
Daniel
Wink Rebekahs Initiate Monahans Members
The Wink Rebekah Lodge initiated four Monahans members in Wink with Mrs. Ronda Rogers presiding as Noble Grand Mrs. Annie Connor as Vice Grand and Mrs. Grace Wilborn as Chaplain. Twenty four Wink members and ten Monahans members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wink Rebekah Lodge
Monahans Lodge
Wink
Ronda Rogers
Annie Connor
Grace Wilborn
Alice Holsomback
DuPree Arnold Nuptials Read In Pyote
Miss Ethel DuPree of Wink and Mr. Fred Arnold of Monahans were united in marriage December 7 at Pyote. Justice of the Peace Mrs Tom Tunstill officiated. Mayor Tom Tunstill witnessed. They will reside in Monahans.
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Dupree-Arnold
Pyote
Ethel DuPree
Wink
Fred Arnold
Monahans
Tom Tunstill
Official Geologist Report Cites California Second
An official geologist's report ranks regions with California in second place, noting comparative geological indicators and regional standings.
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California
Room Mothers Plan Xmas Tree Parties in Wickett
Wickett room mothers of the PTA meet at Mrs. Henry Adams home to discuss friendly teacher parent relations. Mrs A B Love outlines room mother duties and a Christmas party is planned for four teachers and the PTA president at Mrs H W Davis home on December 20 at 7 30 PM. Christmas trees and decorations for each classroom are arranged with goodies for every child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickett
Parent- Teacher Association
Henry Adams
A. B. Love
H. W. Davis
Language Note Sparks Mexican District Debate
The report notes that in certain Mexican districts the term Spaniard is identical in usage to thief. This linguistic observation highlights regional slang and potential social tension affecting perceptions of outsiders.
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Mexico
Pernambucco Venice of America nickname noted
Pernambucco Brazil rests on an island crisscrossed by waterways and has earned the nickname Venice of America for its extensive canals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pernambucco
Brazil
America
Card of Thanks for J. W. McKinney’s Death
Words fail to express our thanks and love for friends who were kind and sympathetic after the death of our beloved father J. W. McKinney. God bless you and keep you is our prayer. See McKinney Mrs Kyle Dillard Mrs Charles Williams Mrs Johnny Snoddy. That four power pact left Russia holding the Cossack.
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J. W. McKinney
McKinney
Kyle Dillard
Charles Williams
Johnny Snoddy
Miss Duckett Assumes Duties at Utilities Office
Miss Joan Duckett of Hollywood California assumed duties as cashier and assistant bookkeeper for Southern Utilities company here. Miss Duckett is a cousin of Clyde Ingham.
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Miss Duckett
Joan Duckett
Hollywood
California
The
Southern Utilities Company
Clyde Ingham
Mennonites Forbid Instruments Excommunicate Use
The report states Mennonites prohibit all musical instruments and excommunicate members who use them. It also mentions Texsa acquiring the largest petrol reserves in the United.
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Texsa
United
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