Baptist Ladies to Meet Tuesday Tea for Missionary Union
The Baptist Women's Missionary Union plans its monthly tea at Mrs. J. W. Brooks home next Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. An unusually large turnout is expected after a luncheon featuring chicken ala king and strawberry short cake. The West Circle hosts the gathering with circles meeting afterward under leaders including Mrs. Blythe and Mrs. Barney Hubbs.
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Baptist Women’s Misionary Union
J. W. Brooks
Keith Meredith
Blythe
Anthony
East Circle
Barney Hubbs
T. Y. Casey
Eastern Star Initiation Held by Pecos Chapter
Twenty one past patrons and past matrons of Pecos chapter of the Paster Star attended a Monday night initiation at the Masonic building. Mrs R E Whalen was initiated and the degrees conferred by the group. Refreshments followed and certificates of service were given to the twenty one past officers. Mrs Beulah J Wilson presided as worthy matron.
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Pecos
The
Paster Star
Masonic Building
R. E. Whalen
Order
Rder
Beulah J. Wilson
Ripley to Talk at Odessa Meet
Charles H. Ripley a Texas United States Senate candidate will address a mass meeting in the Eetor county courthouse Thursday night on the topic A Redistribution of Wealth. Harry Lambert of Pecos will also speak. Ripley plans to campaign eastward from Odessa. His main plank demands repudiation or cancellation of all debts public private or corporate.
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Charles H. Ripley
United States
Texas
Eetor County
Harry Lambert
Pecos
Odessa
Ripley
Mr. Ripley
Silvertown Sales Show Big Increase
The B F Goodrich reports preliminary 1933 unit sales of Silvertowns up more than ten percent, attributed to the product. Local dealer John L. Doll notes demand rising as drivers seek reliable tires to resist blowouts and heat inside the casing.
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Silvertown
B. F. Goodrich Company
John L. Doll
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Bootlegger rises in oil fields cited as top outlaw
A San Angelo report recalls a small time bootlegger once jailed in Crane Wink and McCamey who ran a tiny beer racket. Once aided by a red headed woman he is now portrayed as a national outlaw second only to Dillinger, a fame lasting about thirty days.
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Wink
McCamey
Dillinger
Club Meeting Set At Mrs Hugh Roberson Home
The Junior Twentieth Century Club will meet Monday evening at Mrs Hugh Roberson’s home. Mrs Halla Bryan will host and Mrs J B Woolfolk will speak on the Federated Clubs convention Sweetwater.
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Twentieth Century Club
Hugh Roberson
Halla Bryan
J. B. Woolfolk
Sweetwater
Study Class Meets Pecos Chapter S1 0 EF S1
The Study Class of Pecos Chapter No. S1 0 EF S will meet next Monday evening at 8:00 in the Chapter Room with Mrs Myrtle Johnson presiding. Members are urged to attend for a study of the work.
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EF. S
Myrtle Johnson
Political Announcements For County Officials Named
The Enterprise announces candidates for Democratic primaries including W A Hendricks J B Woolfolk for County Judge Hollis Smith Claude Elkins Mary Caroline Doty Marvin Cowan Vernon Hicks for County and District Clerk Clyde Simmons E B Kiser for Commissioner Precinct J J Pope for Commissioner Precinct 1 Co O Finley Fred Bannowsky for County Treasurer J B Hudson for Sheriff and Tax Collector Richard L Toll for County Attorney William L Kerr for District Attorney 109th judicial district J A Drane for Judge 109th Judicial District Clyde Bradford Mrs John A Haley Willis McCutcheon Jr for Representative 88th District.
Country Club Dance Draws Large Crowd
The spring social season opened at the country club with a large crowd dancing to the Illinois Rhythm Kings. H. Beauchamp, dance committee chair, said attendance was strong and the event may become a regular summer feature.
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Illinois Rhythm Kings
H. Beauchamp
Free Beer Draws Crowds to Brandon Coffee Shop Fountain
Dan Constas owner of Brandon Coffee Shop handed out free beer and sandwiches last Saturday afternoon to crowds attracted by a new electrically cooled beer fountain. He showcased the Schiltz brand and predicted strong summer sales as patrons lined up for foaming mugs.
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Dan Constas
Brandon
Dan
Schiltz
Coyote Menace and Ranch News Across Ward Pecos Area
Ranchers fear mad coyotes endangering cattle and cowhands with attacks near Pecos. Shirley Taylor tracks and downs a rabid coyote at a Lake ranch feedlot as others monitor salt and oil wells, ranching progress, and expected rains amid drought.
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Pecos
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Taylor
May Robson Stars in You Cant Buy Everything at Grand
May Robson leads in You Cant Buy Everything a Wall Street drama with money mad motives and a climax of revenge. Lewis Stone Jean Parker William Bakewell also star as the banker, his daughter and Robsons son with Reginald Mason and others in the cast. Directed by Charles F Reisner the production features lavish sets and Wall Street sequences. Buck Jackson and others are noted locally for a Red Bluff school board election and new town market plans.
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May Robson
Wall Street
Grand Theatre
Buck Jackson
Reeves County
Red Bluff
Buck
Pecos O E S Special Meeting for Memorial Service
Pecos Chapter No. 81 O E S sets a special meeting next Thursday at 8:00 p.m. in the Chapter room for the Annual Memorial Service dedicating time to the memory of departed member Mrs. Pearl Smith Randall. All Eastern Star members and families invited. Secretary Mrs. Duffie B Parker.
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Pecos
Pearl Smith Randall
All Eastern Star
Sam Prewit to take brief Roswell Rotary trip this week
Sam Prewit a leading Reeves county cowman plans a short two day absence to attend the Roswell Rotary convention with fellow members. Mrs Prewit will accompany him to supervise his conduct during the event.
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Reeves County
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Mrs. Prewit
Barney Hubbs Travels to Odessa and Midland
Barney Hubbs made a business trip to Odessa and Midland last Saturday, visiting local offices and meeting clients. The trip highlighted Hubbs Enterprises’ regional engagement and business interests in West Texas.
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Barney Hubbs
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Midland
Missionary Society Tea Set for Tuesday at Mrs Irwin's Home
The Women’s Missionary Society of the local Methodist church plans a Tuesday tea at 326 Oy home of Mrs. Robert Irwin. Delegates including Mrs. Elmer Wadley and Mrs. Carlton Rk attend the Annual Conference in Roswell. Only a fragment of text mentions Rev. Faust and memories of the past.
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Robert Irwin
Irwin
Ik Albert Sisk
Sins Shire
W. F
Roswell
Elmer Wadley
Shire
Carlton Rk
Beulah J. Wilson
Mother's Day Gift Ideas from Pecos Merchants
May 13 is set aside to honor mothers with one constant love. Pecos merchants offer a wide selection of gifts and helpful ideas. shoppers are urged to browse early to ensure a thoughtful present.
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