Big Program Set For Annual Meet In Big Spring
West Texas Chamber of Commerce officials prepare for the Fifteenth Annual Convention to be held in Big Spring on May 11 12 13 with Maury Hopkins coordinating arrangements and Wendell Bedichex C T Watson as local leaders. The city offers 750 plus hotels a new 250000 auditorium and strong transportation as committees plan two major conferences on public works relief and state budgets with invited speakers including Lawrence Westbrook Noyes and RFC representatives.
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Big Spring
West Texas
Texas
Chamber
Federal Relief Administration
West Texas Chamber
Lawrence Westbrook
Relief In
N. Noyes
RFC
West Texas Chamber Convention Seeks Exhibits and Public Involvement
The West Texas Chamber plans a convention featuring exhibits by Chambers affiliates and the public. The My Home Town Speaking Contest returns, and the inter-community Beautification Contest awards a silver loving cup. Public officials and the general public are invited to attend and participate.
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West Texas
Liquor Violators Found Guilty in Winkler County Court
In Kermit district court four liquor cases were quickly resolved by juries and the district attorney William L. Kerr of Pecos. One defendant pleaded not guilty and received a two year suspended sentence. three others pleaded guilty and drew one year suspended terms with one day in jail. The county court remained busy as another week loomed.
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Kermit
William L. Kerr
Pecos
Winkler County
Winkler
Pecos Delegation Sets Sights on Alpine Interscholastic Meet
Pecos students head to Sul Ross State Teachers College in Alpine for the annual Interscholastic League Meet on April 14 and 15. About 700 visitors are expected along with more than 300 contestants and teachers for track field and literary events including tennis, declamation, typing, debate, music memory, extemporaneous speaking, and a track meet at Jackson Field.
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Sul Ross State Teachers College
Alpine
College Auditorium
Jackson Field
College Building
Freels Well Draws Local Interest Near Pecos
Interest centers on a new wildcat drill by Freels and Chicago partners near the old Toyah Bell site north of Pecos. The test, led by Kenneth Slack of Pecos, had reached over 500 feet before the crew departed for Fort Worth. A nearby Cordova Union well north of Toyah reported gas at 3500 feet with plans to drill toward the Delaware. George McCamey oversees that project.
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Pecos
Freels
Chicago
Kenneth Slack
Messrs
Slack
Fort Worth
Cordova Union
Toyah
Delaware
George McCamey
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promoted as Gentle Laxative
The ad touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a natural mild remedy for constipation and bowel trouble. It claims rapid overnight improvements and cites Dr Caldwell's forty seven years studying constipation to justify the prescription.
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Dr.aldwell
Caldwell
Local visitors and court news from Lub bock and Kermit
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Swint of Lubbock returned home after visiting Mayor and Mrs. B A Toliver. Judge Henry Russell attended court in Kermit this week. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Barton of Kermit were here Wednesday for business and greetings. Miss Nell Chism, Pecos high school teacher, returned from Dallas with her father J W Chism for medical treatment. An evangelist, Mr. Chism, grew ill while leading a revival at the Church of Christ. Anice Buchanan drives a brand new Chevrolet. buy at Penney's Anniversary offers begin next Monday with low prices. Yellow second sheets at enterprise office.
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Jess Swint
Lubbock
B. A. Toliver
Nell Chism
Pecos
Dallas
J. W. Chism
Chism
Church of Christ
Easter menu and Eggs a la King recipe feature in Safeway Bureau
Easter guidance highlights fresh colors and family egg hunts followed by an omelet breakfast and a lamb dinner with mint or pineapple dessert. A recipe for Eggs a la King accompanies a kitchen gift offer from the Safeway Stores Bureau with Julia Lee Wright cookbook details and a mailing request for $1 plus postage.
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Dad
Uncle Sam called Uncle Shylock in debt talk
European nations again refer to Uncle Sam as Uncle Shylock in borrowing remarks. The Atlanta Journal notes that next time they seek loans in the U.S. treasury, Uncle Sam may be reluctant to lend.
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Uncle Sam
Uncle Shylock
Treasury
Atlanta Journal
Garden Club Plans Grand Spring Flower Display in Pecos
The Merry Home and Garden club of Pecos schedules a spring flower show for May 12 at the Collings building. Mrs. H. H. Johnson is general chairman. Invitees include Barstow Balmorhea and Torah. Rules will appear next week.
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Merry Home and Garden Club of
Pecos
H. H. Johnson
Collings
Nathan's Department Store
Barstow
Torah
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West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Tion
Regional Chamber
Maury Hopkins
Ager
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Kolar
Pecos, Texas
Pecos Valley Lodge
Af&am
W. E. Beckham
Bud Maulding
Rex
2Nd Street
Cypress St
W. I Beck
Albert Pask
J. H. Wilhite
Brandon
Alvin Llord
Deat C. M. Thompson
School
Commerce
University of Illinois
H. N. Graves
Georgetown
Clint Small
Walter Woodward
Col
R. R. McCormick
James V. Allried
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West
the Convention
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West Tex
Houston
Harte
Vention
Southwest
Jacksonville
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Billie Sue Hackney
Panama
Panamas
Wadley Suit Club
Wadley
Dex
Hotel &l
Paso, Texas
Gateway Hotel
College
Ium
Freels Well
Toyah Bell
da. W. B. Catonet’s
Doctors
Henry Russell
Clyde Barton
Anice Buchanan
Penney
Prise Office
L. D. Chappell
Palacios Home Demonstration Club
Matagorda
A. and M
Omemakers Bureau
Rer
Jesh Paprika
Plac Nz
Angel
Grees Cp
Retary
Stor
Ers’ Bureau
Julia Lee Wright
Eunex
Sea
Lena
Denver
Wright
Safewar
Erprise
Nu-Way Hatchery
Sweetwater, Texas
Ray Lewis
Grocery & Market
J. Murray
J. W. Holder
Niassen
Dr. Holder
Tex
Sweetwater
Pmway
the Security State Bank
Sol Mayer
R. G. Middleton
K. M. Regan
Clarence Bell
H. L. Holloway
Paul Dowling
Albert Sisk
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