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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1934
Page
3
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William L. Kerr will be principal speaker at the annual P Association banquet at the high school next Friday April 27. Former and current lettermen from football basketball track tennis girls track and literary events will attend. Camp Bussey Cowan will preside and next year’s captains will be elected.
The Pecos community will host a week of youth focused events from April 30 to May 3. Activities include a Youth Recognition parade, Health Day talks by Drs. Bryan Camp Hilliard Magee, Youth Day in the Schools, athletic competitions and a downtown doll show. Rotary members and Rotary-Annes organize duties. prizes will be awarded and local leaders oversee committees.
In Fort Worth a feature traces American outlaw youth, comparing Clyde Barrow Charles Pretty Boy Floyd Billy the Kid and Sam Bass. It notes each rose to notoriety in their twenties and fell to officers bullets, with Floyd aged 27 and Billy the Kid killed at 21.
The piece compares Dead But Unburied to Billy the Kid as a bold figure, noting Barrow at 24 with a lean frame as vicious despite his looks. It parallels Belle Starr and Bonnie Parker, highlighting Parker as a young, small woman famed for a fast draw and lethal reputation alongside Barrow’s companion.
Rain forced the cancellation of the Womens and Mens Tennis Tournament scheduled for Sunday. A Fort Stockton team, Marvin Butz and Louis Bradfield, joined as alternates for a round robin. Gilbert Murray and King Green of Pecos won first with four straight wins, Barstow’s Tackett and Hutchinson took second, Fort Stockton placed third. Other participants included Pecos pair Reid Fisies and George Sullivan and Barstow’s Irby Lloyd Dyer and Bobbie Nutt.
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