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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1929

Page

7

District Meeting of Baptist Woman’s Union in Pecos

The Baptist Woman’s Missionary Union closed its Annual District meeting in Pecos with Mrs. A L Lanier of El Paso as District President. Reports showed total district cash gifts of 20,5942 for the year and approval of a three year state appointment for Baylor College as part of a 10,000 yearly pledge. Rev. Hal Buckner of Buckner Orphan Home spoke. Rev. Sam Morris of Abilene addressed on education. Retiring President Mrs T W Lanier praised. bouquets given to officers. Incoming officers are Mrs A N Manker President, Mrs W B Day Corres Secy, and Mrs W H Dorsett Recording Secy, all of El Paso.

Baptist Woman's Missionary Union Pecos A L. Lanier el Paso Baylor College Womans Missionary Union State of Texas J. FE. Leigh Corres- Lecy Hal Buckner Buckner Orphan Home Dallas Texas Buckner T. W. Lanier A. N. Manker W. B. Day Corres-Secy Treas W. H. Dorsett

Pecos Chapter O E S Called Meeting Notice

Notice to Pecos Chapter No. 81 O E S. A called meeting at Masonic Hall on Monday April 22 at 8 30 p m with district deputy grand matron and initiation. Visitors and all members urged to attend. Mrs Hattie Smith W M.

Pecos O. EL. S Masonic Hall Hattie Smith W. M

Hyree Named Secretary of Agriculture in Hoover Cabinet

Arthur M. Hyde, former Missouri governor, appointed Secretary of Agriculture in Hoover’s cabinet. Hyde, a Princeton native born July 12, 1877, is a lawyer and businessman who owns three Grundy county farms and has held mayoral and legal roles in Princeton and Trenton. He studied at Oberlin, Michigan, and Iowa, married Hortense Cullers, has daughter Caroline, and ran for attorney general with the Progressive party in 1912.

Hoover Arthur M. Hyree Missouri Missourian Hyde Grundy County Princeton Mercer County Arthur Hyde Ira B. Hyde Congress Ohio Arthur Tile Oberlin (Ohio Academy University of Michigan University Methodist Church Progressive Party K. N. Beebe

W. O. W. Circle Meet Reported by Mrs Colwell

Mrs Colwell recaps the 16th Biennial Woodmen Circle convention held April 8 to 11 in 1929 noting the best program yet with national leaders Frazier Morris Sheppard and Mary LaRocco among speakers. She praises the home for the aged and orphans, urges new members, and mentions a Tuesday bridge party at Mr and Mrs Hugh Roberson with gifts for high scorers and a guest list of local families.

Houston San Antonio Mineral Wells Ers Circle Sovereigns Frazier Morris Sheppard Henrietta O. Thomas Mary E. LaRocco Dora Alexander Talley Omaha Neb Hugh Roberson

Kerr Dinner Party Delights Guests With Spanish Menu

Mr and Mrs Wim L Kerr hosted a Tuesday enchilada dinner at their home with four attractively set tables. Guests included Misses Jane Dean Morele Bryan Lucille Prewit Virginia Runnels and Messrs Donley Broughton Bill Dean Chas Daniel George Ross John J Thomas Keith Camp Sid Kyle and F F Bell.

Mrs. Wim. L. Kerr Mrs. Kerr Jane Dean Morele Bryan Lucille Prewit Virginia Runnels Mesdames Donley Broughton Bill Dean Chas, Daniel George Ross John J. Thomas Keith Camp Sid Kyle F. F. Bell Mesdames Chas. Daniel Earl Bell Donley Broughton R. L. Toll K. M. Regan Wm. L. Kerr J. George Ross Hardin Ross K. Jowser G. C. Parker Ralph Sparks Milford Howard Warren Collings

Merry Wives Club Honors 27th Anniversary Dinner

The Merry Wives Club hosted its annual dinner at Mrs. J. K. Starley's residence last Friday. The event celebrated the club’s 27th birthday, highlighting its civic work and Shakespeare roots while inviting husbands as guests. Attendees included T. Y. Casey, J. E. Starley, Albert Sisk, Elmer Johnson, Howard Collier, W. W. Runnels, Van Hiern, Asbury, and Mrs. Aubrey Worf, J. C. Wilson, J. W. Moore, and R. Warn.

Merry Wives J. K. Starley Messrs T. Y. Casey J. E. Starley Albert Sisk Elmer Johnson Howard Collier W. W. Runnels van Hiern Asbury Aubrey Worlf J. C. Wilson J. W. Moore R. ©. Warn

Mrs Drane Entertains Honoring Her Sister

Mrs Drane hosted a Saturday dinner party at her home honoring her sister Mrs Buck. The event featured a charming setting with cut flowers, assisted service by Mrs Buck and Mrs Cole, and a bridge game. High scores earned gifts for Mrs Bryan and Mr Manahan. Mrs Cole received consolation. Guests included Mrs Buck, Mrs Cole, and several Messrs. and Mesdames including Earl Bell K M Regan Bowser Ira J Bell McClure Manahan Grissom Bryan Russell and Young, plus Mr Clarence Bell.

Buck J. A. Drane Mrs. Buck Cole Earl Bell K. M. Regan Bowser Ira J. Bell McClure Manahan Grissom Bryan Russell Young Clarence Bell

Miss Kidd to Teach Expression and Physical Education

Miss Elizabeth Kidd of Baylor College Fine Arts Department will teach expression and physical education in Pecos Public Schools starting with the 1929 Fall Session. She will arrange with interested students during summer and at term start. She has special training and aims for success in this increasingly needed area.

Elizabeth Kidd Fine Arts Baylor College Pecos

Mrs Nabers Luncheon Party Hosts Bridge and Names

Mrs R V Nabers entertained at her new home with a two course luncheon for six tables. Bridge followed. Miss Jane Dean had high score, Mrs Wolf won consolation and Mrs Klinger second. Attending were Mesdames Klinger G C Parker Hugh Hober son Bushnell Moore Toups W W Dean Donley Broughton Monroe Kerr Pelphrey Manahan Cole Bill Dean Hemby Runnels Newsom Perry Wolf Copen Ire J Bell Weyer Woody and Misses Jane Dean and Aileen Love.

Copen Jane Dean Klinger G. C Parker Hugh Hoberson Bushnell Moore Toups W.W. Dean Donley Broughton Monroe Kerr Pelphrey Manahan Cole Bill Dean Hemby Runnels Newsom Perry Wolf Ire J. Bell Weyer Woody Aileen Love

Sudbrock Bride Weds Otis Caldwell in Amarillo

Miss Trallie Sudbrock and Otis T. Caldwell announced their marriage on January 26 in Amarillo. She is daughter of J. H. Sudbrock and Mrs. Sudbrock, sister of Mrs. Albert Pask, Pecos High and Draughon’s alumna, who has worked three years with Panhandle Insurance of Pampa.

Trallie Sudbrock Otis T. Caldwell Amarillo J. H. Sudbrock Albert Pask Pecos High School Draughon’s Business College The Panhandle Insurance Company of Pampa

Miss Joplin Weds Mr Zweier In El Paso Wedding

Miss Loraine Jopline married A G Zweier Sunday at the Baptist Parsonage with Rev I V Garrison officiating. Only intimate relatives attended and the couple will reside in El Paso after a brief wedding at home.

Miss Joplin Mr. Zweier el Paso Loraine Jopline A. G. Zweier Baptist Parsonage I. V. Garrison

Mrs Roberson Hosts Thursday Bridge Club Social

Mrs Hugh Roberson entertained the Thursday Bridge Club at her home on Thursday afternoon. Refreshments included cooling drinks and an ice course after five games. Assisted by her daughter Miss Annie Evelyn, attendees included Mesdames Harry Anderson Young Bell Krauskopf Chas F Manahan McClure T B Pruett Jr Starley and Ira J Bell. Mrs Manahan won high score and Mrs Chas Young was re elected a member.

Hugh Roberson Harry Anderson Young Bell Krauskopf Chas. F. Manahan McClure T. B. Pruett Jr. Starley Ira J. Bell Manahan Chas. Young

Miss Bryan Honors Mrs Chas Daniel at Party

Miss Mozelleryan hosted an elaborate luncheon in honor of Mrs Chas Daniel on Tuesday afternoon at their home. Guests enjoyed a three course meal and bridge after, with gifts for the honoree high scorer Mrs Bill Dean and consolation Mrs Toll.

Miss Bryan Chas. Daniel Bill Dean Mrs. Toll

Mayor Moore and Humphrey Speak at Federation Meeting

Mayor R. Humphrey and Superintendent J. Clubs addressed the City Federation at the Presbyterian Church. Moore explained city government functions and answered questions while Humphrey discussed Pecos Public Schools. Local property owners supported highway tree planting to beautify the street. The program closed with a vocal solo by Mrs Wilson.

City Federation of Women J. W. Moore J. Clubs R. Humphrey Presbyterian Church Moore Humphrey Pecos Ira J. Bell Parker

Movies celebrate twenty first birthday with talk promises

The New York Sun notes films reach twenty one years and embrace new sound era as actors and studios anticipate dialogue on screen. The piece frames the milestone as a shift toward spoken words marking a new chapter in cinema history.

New York Sun

Pecos Delegates Attend Methodist Conference

Delegates from Pecos reported all ob ligations met with a strong area-wide gain at the El Paso district quarterly meeting. The 21 charges updated dues, with 800 new members in six months and full mission allocations. Membership goal 1500, conference contributed 10000 to McMurry College and 5000 for a divinity school scholarship. delegates named for the Marfa annual conference on October 1.

Methodist Church EL Paso Pecos McMurry College of Abilene Divinity School

Cordelia Brindley and R H Braham Quietly Marry in Pecos

Mrs Cordelia Brindley and Mrs R H Braham were quietly married last week in Pecos. Mr Braham was called to California and will be joined by his wife in a few weeks. She is at the Pecos Sanitarium. Many friends extend their felicitations.

Cordelia Brindley R. Hf. Braham Pecos Braham California Pecos Sanitarium

Tohoka to Build Talkie Theater and Merkel School Bond Election

Tohoka plans a brick and tile talkie theater of 388 by 100 feet with Vitaphone equipment under same management as the old theater. Merkel residents circulate petitions asking the school board to call a bond election for 16 000 to improve the grammar school building. Lampassus eyed for a salt factory site with building work to start soon and possibly finish in April.

Tohoka Merkel Lampassus

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District Meeting Baptist Woman’s W.M. U Sam Morris Abilene Simmong University Iowa Hortense Cullers Trentin Caroline Trenton Arkansas Gazette Mrs. Colwell Woodmen Circle Crazy Hotel Mesdames Bryan Tra J. Bell C Bell Camp Dean Collie Kerr Sisk Mesdames Crane Mr. and Merry Wives Club Mrs. Drane Miss Kidd Mrs. Nabers R. V. Nabers Caldwell — Sudbrock Mrs. Roberson Bridge Mayor Moore Supt. Humphrey J. ©. Wilson J. W. Brooks Marfa V. S. Sutherland C. E. Mead I. J. Ayers N. L. Linebaugh W. R. McPherson S. C. Wiggins R. A. Stewart Gener Baham — Brindley Henry Grussell First Nat’] Bank Bldg Old Mexico Pasos el Amance Harry L. Hussmann Harvey Day, Mer Harry Higginbotham-Bartlett Co Higembotham-Bartlett Lbr. Co
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