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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1934
Page
3
Dr. John W. Brown says diseased teeth often signal disease elsewhere in the body. Infections from teeth or gums may affect the nose eye head sinuses stomach intestines kidneys or heart and even cause neuritis or arthritis. Regular mouth hygiene and semi annual dental exams are urged as common sense protection.
Wesley Creamy McCree, manager of the White House Grocery, has resumed duties after an appendicitis operation two weeks ago. He reports feeling fine, though still a bit weak.
The bulletin lists John W. Byrd and Edgar H. Ratliff as pastors with Baptist services at 9 45 A M Sunday School 11 00 A M Morning Worship 8 15 P M B T 8 S 2 15 P M Orchestra 2 30 P M Preaching. First Methodist Carlton R Wade announces Sunday services with morning and evening sermons and special music inviting all to a friendly church as fall approaches.
A. G. Hobbs Jr notes Bible Study at 10 00 A M and Evening Service at 6 50 P M plus Mid week at 6 30 P M on Wednesdays. In his absence Robert Hobbs will lead Sunday services. J Luther Dabney will start a meeting at Wink with two services daily for ten to twelve days inviting all.
Rev Hall Pierce will conduct services at St Mark's Church this Sunday. Sunday School is at 5 PM, evening prayer and sermon follow, mon Holy Communion at 9 AM. Public instruction and worship by Episcopal congregation.
A schedule listing services and study groups led by A. G. Abbott. Bible School 9:45 AM. Morning Worship 11:00 AM. Christian Endeavor 7:00 PM. Evening Worship 8:15 PM. Midweek Bible Study Wednesday 8:00 PM. Young People's Bible Study Monday 7:45 PM. Ladies Bible Study Tuesday 3:45 PM. Choir Practice Friday 8:00 PM.
H A Baird pastor leads the Assembly of God Church with Sunday School at 9:45, Morning Worship at 11:00, and Evening Service at 7:45.
Christian Science services are held Sundays at 11 A M and testimonial meetings the first Wednesday of each month at 8 P M in the Carnegie library at 4th and Cypress streets. All are invited. The Lesson Sermon topic is Christ Jesus.
Dr Frank I Nicholson explorer of Carlsbad Cavern says Devil's Sinkhole near Kerrville is larger than the New Mexico cave. He visited Clarence Whitworth ranch, found the mouth about 9 feet across, a 600 foot underground peak within 271 feet of the surface, and a mile around at base. He explored passages with striking formations and called the cave one of the nation's greatest natural wonders.
The Wink football squad held an initial practice with 18 candidates, four lettermen, as Coach Lee Johnson eyes a hopeful season after extensive graduations. Regular workouts start Monday. The team schedules games vs Rankin on Sept 22 and Pecos on Nov 17. Assistant coach Lacy Turner, a Church of Christ member, arrives around Sept 1.
Enlisted Pecos units bound for France will depart September 5. A large farewell gathering is planned. Local school opens Monday per the school board. Red Cross sewing classes active. Rotary Field to be used by Pecos High football players. Soft water project progress noted by local authorities.
Bryant and T Y Casey report plentiful doves as dove season opens September 1. State highway engineers inspected the Fort Worth to El Paso stretch which will be hard surfaced this week.
Reeves county records show no repeal of the 18th amendment on the ballot with beer and local option at stake. Local business houses plan to close September 4 for Labor Day. Coach Buddy Withers ran a light drill for the football team after Wednesday session. Training set to begin in earnest Monday.
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