Music Class Invitations and Local Notices
A teacher announces a music class for piano and voice with contact Mrs Lillian Butler and Mrs A G Taggart. Miss Mae Biggs has left for Oklahoma City for employment. Lost items include a grey coat near the railroad station and a holiday bumper from a car with rewards offered. Balmorhea citizens discuss refinancing Pecos railway with local officials, needing about twenty thousand dollars to resume operations after a fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Biggs
Oklahoma City
Ralph Sparks
Balmorhea
Pecos
P. V. S. Railway
Draughon’s ads promise 107 placed graduates records
Classified notes claim 107 graduates secured jobs with a major wholesale firm and many more in banks across the Southwest. Tuition refunds and position guarantees offered. Also a lost pencil notice and a nursing training ad with pay and living provisions. Local seller promotes top prices for poultry and related goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Draughon
Collaweer B
Abilene
Wichita Fall
Texas
Toyah orchestra organises for church work across West Texas
The Toyah Orchestra active in Presbyterian and Mexican Methodist services across Reeves County and Barstow. Members boost missions and home church work aided by boosters A W Hosie and A G Van Horn. Dates for upcoming recitals and out-of-town travel noted along with school rehearsals and a planned Tri-City Symphony arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toyah
Bro Lancaster
M. E
Reeves County
West Texas
Fort Stockton
McClure
Barstow
A. W. Hosie
Toyah Orchestra
Hosie
A. G. van Horn
M. A. Grisham
Josephine
Mineral Wells
Floyd Hosie
San Antonio
Gage van Horn
Cloudcroft New Mexico
Gage
Tom Simpson
Eagle Flat
L.oom
A. O. Harris
Tri-City Symphony Orchestra
el Paso
Sweetwater
Harris
Tri- City
Pecos
James Dickson McMaster Dies at 83 in Victoria vicinity
James Dickson McMaster died this morning at his son G L McMaster’s home on Josephine Street at age 83 years 11 months and 15 days. Born in Mississippi September 5 1840 he moved to Texas in 1859 and lived in DeWitt county Thomaston Victoria and Thomaston again. He is survived by seven sons and four daughters with burial planned in Victoria after funeral at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dickson McMaster
G. L. McMaster
Josephine Street
Mississippi
Texas
DeWitt County
Thomaston
Victoria
J. E. Mc
Florence
E. L. McMaster
Garden City
W. E. McMaster
Alice
M. H. McMaster
Beeville, C
F. McMaster
Englewood
Cal
L. and
R. E. McMaster
Yoakum
Doc Thorton
Brandon
J. C. Hollebeke
A. Farrow
Houston
Local residents travel from Prescott for visits and teaching plans
Mrs J G Love and Miss Aileen and aret return home tomorrow after a three week visit to Mrs Mary and Adae family in Prescott Arizona. Aileen will teach in Pecos schools this year with a Junior College diploma and a permanent state teaching certificate from West Texas Teachers College in Canyon. Mrs Phil Peirce and son Michael of Barstow visited the Pecos Enterprise office this week and praised the printing plant’s facilities for producing local work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Love
Aileen
Aret
Mary
Ad Ae
Prescott
Arizona
Pecos
West Texas Teachers College
Canyon
Phil Peirce
Michael
Barstow
Enterprise
Wise I am T know. Crows don't crow-just 'cause
A fragmentary verse line notes wisdom and a belief that crows do not crow without reason. The text reads as a concise, reflective couplet with ambiguous authorial voice.
Big camp meeting in Davis Mountains converts 85
Alpine Texas August 23 A F Robinson reports the Bloys camp meeting drew 1200 people from up to 1800 miles with 200 converts and 85 after Rev W B Hogg of El Paso led a service The event began 35 years ago by Dr B Bloys and remains non-denominational attracting pioneers annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Hogg
Davis Mountains
Alpine
Texas
A. F. Robinson
Bloy
Skillman Grove
W. B. Hogg
el Paso
Baptist
I. E. Gates
San Antonio
Methodist
Hogg
Presbyterian
John H. Burma
Trinity University
Waxahachie
Deciples Church
L. D. Anderson
Fort Worth
Aline
Sheriff Sale Notice in Reeves County Texas
A Justice Court order in Reeves County directs a sheriff sale from July 8 1924 to satisfy a Dee Davis judgment against David Flood for 96.50 with 6 percent interest and costs. The property: a Ford Model T bearing Motor No 7340784 and License No 454891. Sale proceeds will satisfy the judgment and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherrif
Justice Court of
Precinct No. 2
Reeves County
Texas
Dee Davis
David Flood
Davis Flood
Ninty-six
Also Mentioned on This Page
A.G. Taggarts
Lillian Butler
Enterprise Ofice
Pinder
Lameen
E. F. Fuqua
Hlets
W. W. Dean
Court of Civil Appeals
Will H
Bill) Felphrey
Vanie Snigle
W. W. Camp
W. D. Hudson
E. B. Eiser
Roy L Biggs
H. N. Mkeller
J. E. Eisenwine
Couch
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Lewis W. Thomas
Les W. (al
Bayard
New Mexico
United States of America
Mary Geneva Crow
Joe Crow
Edward Malone
Mary Geneva
Edward
Esther Harkness
Tony Bruce
Tony
Pecos Christian Church Orchestra
Pecos Baptist Church Orchestra
Delco
Ward
Reeves Counties
American Legion
Neil Burchard
Reeves
Burchard
Neil
Willard Henderson
Florence Burchard
B. A. Toliver
D. W. Bozeman
John Bradford
E. D. Bean
Monroe Kerr
Fred Painter
Seven Rivers
Carlsbad Argus
Monroe
Lee Sing
China
Hartford Mortuary
el Paso Herald
Your Power Company
Pecos Power & Ice Co
W. Rand Jones
Pecos River
H. F. Anthony Sera Syolac
HICK
Nebraska
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