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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1934
Page
8
Pastor Carlton R Wade leads Sunday services In The Way at 11 AM and The Borrowed Axe at 6 PM with choir anthem and a Stevens sisters duet. Bible Study 10 AM Lord's Day Worship 11 AM Young People 4 PM Evening 8 PM Midweek 8 PM Web 8 PM Ladies Bible class Tuesday 3 45
The article lists services for Sunday with 9:45 Sunday School 1:00 Morning Worship 6:15 Bible study 7:30 Evening Service indicating a full day of worship activities.
Larlton R. Wade is minister. Sunday school at 9 45 sermon at 11 00. Christian endeavor at 6 45 evening worship at 7 45 choir practice at 8 00 Thursday.
John W. Byrd pastorates a Sunday routine with 9 45 Sabbath School 11 morning worship 5 30 Pioneer Y P A 6 30 Senior Y P A 6 45 evening worship in the Presbyterian church program.
Church services listed with times for Sunday School 9 45 Morning Worship 11 00 Evening Service 7 45 Bible study 7 45 Wednesday. Saturday blank indicates no event listed.
L de Bruyere, minister, states services will follow the regular schedule on Sunday and continue through the week. The note affirms planned worship times and ongoing weekday activities.
Christian Science services are held each Sunday at 11 00 A M in the basement of the Carnegie library at Fourth and Cypress Streets. All are invited to attend.
Miss Ida B. Hines and Mrs. Will Taylor traveled to Balmorhea on Friday for business. Miss Colleen Valliant joined them on the trip.
The Vita Vita class held its second anniversary on Friday April 6 at the Holley home. Mrs. R G Matejowsky retired as president and introduced the new president Mrs Milton Wadley and other officers. A miniature ideal classroom was unveiled to house fifty members as a growth goal.
The Pecos Presbyterian church hosted a regional Presbyterial gathering with devotionals, memorial service, and reports from officers led by Mrs. W. B. Guy and Mrs. A. F. Martin. An afternoon tea featured music, readings, piano solos, and a pageant. Delegates enjoyed chuck wagon meals and cross-church cooperation.
Miss Lillian Bryan entertained numerous friends at her residence Friday night with games and refreshments. Guests included Phyllis Scott Mary Ruth Elkins Dolora Stevens Sallie Dardin Elizabeth Stevens Elizabeth Anthony Frances Miller Phoebie Ann Jones Deenie Pouncey Melba Keen and Boots Jarrell as punch and cookies were served.
The Christ Child Society will meet next Monday at McKe Recreation Hall at 4 o clock. All members are urged to attend.
The Enterprise lists Democratic primary candidates for County Judge to Sheriff and Tax Collector, District Attorney, judges, clerks, commissioners, treasurer, and representative, with re elections noted for W A Hendricks and W L Kerr. Also notes gratitude from families for bereavement support and floral thanks.
The Pecos chamber luncheon featured a housing survey by Worth Galbraith Lumber Co. It seeks to measure local housing shortages and gauge how many residents would build homes if government financing were available at long, low interest rates.
After nearly six months of production The Cat and the Fiddle arrives at the Grand Theatre this Sunday. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer touts it as a pretentious current season offering starring Ramon Novarro and Jeanette MacDonald. The musical romance features songs like The Night Was Made for Love and She Didn’t Say Yes.
Local notices offer sale offers for two late style pianos with balance due and rental options, plus a Bearden-Steele Piano Co. address in San Angelo Texas. Also listed are sale of Jersey cows, baby chicks, and theater production notes noting lavish set and large theatre seating.
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