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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1939
Page
6
Rev. Victor C. Yannes leads Mass at 9 55 with Sunday School at 9 15 marking the church service schedule for the week.
Mid-week Prayer Meeting held Wednesday night at 7 30. Ladies Prayer Meeting Friday afternoon at 2 00. Sunday School at 10 A M. Preaching at 11 A M. Evangelistic Services Sunday night at 7 30.
Services each Sunday morning with Sunday School at 9 45. Preaching at 11 00. Bible Study at 6 30. Evening preaching at 7 30.
Pastor I. M. Lambert leads Sunday School at 10:00 with communion and sermon, then evening service at 11:15 and 8:00. Christian Endeavor at 7:00. Ladies' Meeting at 3:06 Monday. Bible study cancelled Tuesday as pastor takes two weeks away. new building soon ready for dedication.
The City of Monahans invites bids by 12 oclock noon June 1 1939 for the construction of a swimming pool bathhouses and related equipment. Specifications available at City Hall. The city reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. By order of the City Council. E R Hill Mayor Monahans Texas.
The partnership of George R. Bentley and J W Massey doing business as Bentley and Masse Drilling and Teaming Contractors in Grandfalls Texas was dissolved by mutual consent on May 11 1939. All debts to the partnership will be collected by J V Massey and all demands should be presented to him for payment. Endorsed by George R Bentley and J V Massey Grandfalls Texas May 11 1939.
A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend our services at the local church this Sunday morning and evening, inviting community members to join in prayers and fellowship.
9 45 A M Sunday School 10 55 A M Morning Worship sermon subject Consenting Unto Death Solo Open the Gates Miss Dorothy Jones 7 15 P M UM Intermediate League Mrs J C Ellis Counselor 7 15 P M Senior League 8 00 P M Evening sermon subject You Must Not Fight It Happy by Miss Dorothy Jones Monday 2 30 P M Mission Society Wednesday 8 00 P M Prayer meeting sels
Sunday School 9 45 A M. Preaching 11 A M. and 8 P M. Taxis 7 P M. Ladies Auxiliary Monday 2 30 P M. Young People Night Wednesday 7 P M. Senior Choir practice Wednesday. Junior Club 1 30 PM.
Major and Mrs F A Hammond announce Sunday School at 2 00 pm Evangelistic service at 8 00 am The World to Cam Ladies Auxiliary meets Monday 3 00 pm Broadcast over KIM Pecos Saturdays 1145 am to 1215 pm Birthday Night and Anniversary Night mark the opening of Gospel Army work Parents wishing to broadcast children may write or see Mrs Hammond for arrangements
Extension specialist Miss Grace Neely told home demonstration club women that three foods are essential: lime, vitamins A and C. She noted West Texas sun exposure is not a concern here and milk provides the best lime source. She cited liver, butter, eggs, and greens as top vitamin A sources and that cooking does not destroy it.
Early research links vitamin C deficiency to pyorrhea and tooth loss. Citrus fruits tomatoes and fresh vegetables are prime sources while raw vegetables preserve more vitamin C. Texans show poorer dietary awareness though homemakers grow diet conscious.
Friday morning Mrs Dale Sloan and Mrs Allen Forsythe hosted members of the Presbyterian Young People at a sunrise breakfast event.
A public health advisory urges immediate medical consultation for lingering coughs and cautions against homemade remedies. It promotes Mentho Mulsion as a doctor recommended treatment with vitamins A and D, guaranteed at a money back offer.
Young People's organization of the Presbyterian Church held a breakfast and swimming party at Fort Wember. Guests were to travel by motor to Fort Stock at dawn. Unclear names and details due to damaged text.
More than twenty young people made the trip in a mobile excursion, traveling together to a destination as part of a group outing.
Mrs B L Walters Mrs A M Bibbee Mrs H V Carr Mrs J S Cox and Mrs J N Wildman of Monahans plus Mrs W 5S Biodett and Mrs L M Teddlie of Wickett attended the Inter County Christian Council meeting in Fecos Tuesday.
Nine 4-H girls met in Monahans to start summer activities showing early work ethic. Mary Louise Neely and Maxine White prepared aprons while Olain Roggenstein crafted flow cases, a cup towel, and an apron. Betty Jo Cosver and Watsie B Tudor cut dresses. sewing lessons covered threading and operating sewing machines.
The article lists speakers including Joy Harvey Joyce Eil Margaret Burk Whoise Knox and Bija Marie Hughes offering tips for stitching straight and maintaining proper speed for beginners. It notes multiple instructors sharing basic techniques and practice advice at the event.
Mrs William Blair and her children Bill and Dick of Osborne Kansas are visiting Mrs E W Sampson and family this week staying with her sister and brother in law.
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