Merry Wives Club Closes Year With Farewell Meeting
Merry Wives club held its last meeting at Mrs. Brooks home with Mrs. Charles Young presiding. Members received year books, discussed Pulitzer and Nobel awards, and heard a reading of Old Londonderrie Air. Mrs. Young bid farewell as president amid refreshments and flowers for Mrs. Johnson on her 23rd anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Anderson
J. W. Brooks
Merry Wives Club
Brooks
Charles Young
Keith Camp
Dick Toll
Albert Sisk
J. Eb. Starley
J. C. Wilson
Londonderrie
Mrs. Runnels Visits Jackson for Conference and Ordination Debate
Mrs. W. W. Runnels travels to Jackson Mississippi for three weeks visiting her sister Mrs. J. F. Ross and family. She plans to attend the Southern Methodist general conference where the rights of women to ordination are debated. Local Methodist women advocate ordination and deaconess work to aid isolated districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Runnels
Jackson
Mississippi
J. F. Ross
Methodist Church
Women’s Council to Meet at Van Horn Home
The Women’s Council of the Christian church will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon at 3 30 at the home of Mrs. A G Van Horn. All council members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Council of the Christian Church
A. G. van Horn
Mrs Pat Moran Jr. Spent Weekend in Big Spring
Mrs Moran Jr. spent last weekend in Big Spring. The brief mentions her visit to the West Texas town without detailing events or accompanying persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Moran Jr
Big Spring
Reeves-Loving PTA Ends Year With Thanks
The Reeves-Loving county council Parent-Teachers Association closes its most successful year at the Saragosa meeting on April 14. The group includes Pecos, Mentone, Toyah, Balmorhea, and a Balmorhea Spanish-speaking unit. Immunizations, dental and eye clinics, and a summer round-up were completed with support from local doctors, CWA funds, and a tag day by Pecos Federation of Women's Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves-Loving County
Countes
CWA
Pecosity Federation of Women’s Clubs
Saragosa
Reeves
Pecos Federation of Womans
Olga Buresch
State Board of Health
Clarence Bell
Pecos
Former Resident Mrs. Curtis Dies in Denver
Mrs H E Curtis of Denver Colorado a former resident of Pecos died in Denver on April 14 at age 86 Her death ends a long life and many old friends regret her passing in the community mention of the Enterprise report
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H. E. Curtis
Denver
Colorado
Pecos
Enterprise
Albuquerque man Bob Coffey visits Pecos friends for business
Bob Coffey of Albuquerque New Mexico formerly of Pecos spent several days this week in town attending to business and visiting friends.
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Bob Coffey
Albuquerque, N. M
Pecos
Pecos Ladies Attend WMU District Meet in Fort Stockton
Twenty Pecos women traveled to Fort Stockton for a district meeting of the Western Methodist Women. Mrs. W. C. Carson of Sierra Blanca presided as president of the 7th district. A noon luncheon at the Rooney Hotel was hosted by Fort Stockton Baptists for Pecos members.
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Pecos
WMU
Fort Stockton
W. M. UU
W. C. Carson
Sierra Banca
Rooney Hotel
Fort Steckton
Lost 20 Lbs In 4 Weeks Kruschen Salts Endorsement
Mrs Mae West of St Louis Missouri claims she dropped from 170 to 150 pounds in four weeks after using Kruschen Salts. She asserts increased energy and no hunger. The ad urges half teaspoonful daily in hot water before breakfast as a safe weight loss method and offers a money back guarantee.
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Mae West
St. Louis
Kruschen
Sanders Dry Co
Mooney
Baptist W M U Entertained With Tea Program
Mrs J W Brooks opened her home Tuesday to the Baptist Women's Missionary Union. The west circle hosted the tea and central circle presented a pageant tracing Baptist work from 1845 to 1934. Mrs B A Toliver Mrs H J Henderson took parts. The talk by Mrs J P Donnell outlined Southern Baptist work. A flower garden quilt and poster illustrated her talk. Gatherin g Sheaves was shown by Miss Warren Colings Mrs J C Wilson and Mrs Milton Wadley. A musical contest delighted attendees and dessert followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Brooks
Baptist Women’s Missionary Union
West Circle
B. A. Toliver
H. J. Henderson
J. P. Donnell
Southern Baptist
Warren Colings
J. C. Wilson
Milton Wadley
Water with meals aids digestion and cleanses the bowels
An advertisement notes that drinking water with meals helps stomach juices and digestion with a claim of cleansing poisons and washing the upper and lower bowels. The piece also mentions a money drawing at the Grand Theatre where Cecil O'Neil won $25.
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Sanders Drug Company
Cecil O'Neil
Grand Theatre
P T A Honored Past Presidents In West Texas Meeting
The P T A auxiliary in Pecos recalls pioneer members led by Mrs Emma Boles and Mrs Elmer Wadley. Past presidents including Mrs Sisk and Mrs Cooksey were honored with corsages and flowers. The meeting closed with a reading titled The Legend of the Master's Visit.
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Pecos
Emma Boles
Illinois
Boles
West Texas
Elmer Wadley
Sisk
A. J. Cooksey
Wadley
W. W. Leeman
G. (. McCarver
Buchholz
Willie Manehan
J. G. Love
C. B. Smith
Eloise Parker
Hubert Smith
T. L. Lallance
O. F. Woods
J. W. Woods
Ben Randalls
Oram Green
A. G. Gray
H. P. Davis
Pat O'Neal
Dave Evans
Billie Collie
Hedspeth
M. D. Bell
L. A. Banowsky
Wilson
George B. Finley
R. Henry Blackwell
Carlton R. Wade
L. I. Jones
H. N. McKellar
WMU Luncheon Honors Mrs Copass Of Fort Worth
The Baptist Women’s Missionary Union officers hosted a three course luncheon for Mrs. B A Copass of Fort Worth, president of the Texas Baptist Women’s Union, at Mrs. E N Collings’s home. The green crystal setting and floral arrangements created a festive atmosphere with marked seats for notable attendees.
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Baptist Women’s Missionary Union
B. A. Copass
Fort Worth
The
Texas Baptist Women’s Union
Fort Worth Women’s Missionary Union guest visit
Mrs. B A Copass of Fort Worth was hosted by Mrs. T Y Casey for a few days this week revealing cordial social visit in local circles.
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B. A. Copass of
Fort Worth
Texas Baptist Women’s Missionary Union
T. Y. Casey
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Mrs. Runnels
Jackson, Miss
Kolar
Fitness
Kolar Funeral Home
Pecos, Texas
Willard Battery
Willard
Pecos Battery Co
the Council
J. B. Woolfolk
N. F. Chapman
Sec'y
M. L. Swinehart
Palmorhea
Taining
Central Circle
Davis’ Garden
Bellah J. Wilson
Mexico
Cooksey
A. E. Wilcox
Roy
Mary Randolph Boatright
Monroe Kerr
Thelbert Buck
J. C. Parker
T. Y ¥. Casey
E. H. Ratliff
E. L. Collings
Warren Collings
Expert Service
Mrs. Beulah Mackey Yates
Lewis-McCutcheon
Stanley Peer
Stanley
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