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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1925

Page

5

Interscholastic Meet Held Across Alpine District

The Alpine district meet drew teams from Valentine Van Horn Marfa Toyah Ft Stockton Saragosa Alpine Pecos Barstow. Ft Stockton won the meet Barstow swept track and field events. Seventh graders plan two picnics and welcome new pupil Donald Casterlin from Washington DC. Bill Dean took first in Alpine tennis finals.

Alpine Valentine van Horn Marfa Toyah Ft. Stockton Saragosa Pecos Barstow Civics Washington, D. C D. Donald Casterlin

One Oclock Luncheon Bridges in Barstow

Mrs Birge Holt hosted a Thursday bridge club luncheon at her Barstow home. After a three course one o clock meal five tables played. Marian Snow Hudson won high score, receiving an embroidered towel, while low score went to Ross Carr and guest prize to Miss Wheeler. Guest list included Pecos and Barstow ladies and gentlemen.

Birge Holt Barstow Marian Snow Hudson Ross Carr Miss Wheeler Mesdames FH Mesdames FH. ¢C. Roberson, M. W. Collie Charles A. Young R. E. Williams W. D. Hudson, Jr Earl Bell H.B. Prickett Marion Snow Hudson C. J. Bryan David Tudor Mabel Beauchamp H. C. Ferris Charles Manahan Pecos Mesdames T. F. Moore O. P. Jenson Pierce

American Legion Drives 5 Million Endowment Effort in Texas

Dallas report details the American Legion campaign for a 5 million endowment fund to aid rehabilitation for disabled veterans and welfare for war orphans. Commander Mark McGee cites 35000 orphans and calls for public support, with Coolidge as national chair and cabinet endorsement.

Dallas Texas American Legion Mark McGee Texas Department of the Legion Legion McGee Coolidge the Endowment Fund National Endowment Fund Committee Legion and Légion Auxiliary

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Jack Camp Bill Dean BY Satterfield Rialto Theatre Pecos Drug CO Pecos Power & Ice Co Jtdol's Dry Goods Toliver’s Old Stand Toyah Valley D. A. Dodds Hall
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