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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1935
Page
4
During the last week several new influenza causes appeared in the city leading to a decision to close schools until December 50. A record 30 inches of snow fell, much melting on impact. Pecos residents resumed white bread amid wheat conservation for soldiers.
Completion of the Independent Oil and Gas Wheat No 9 well in section S4 block 1 WW and NW survey Loving County is highlighted as this week’s Pecos area oil news. Rotary Club rehearsals begin for the second annual Rotary Revue. George Crouch War veteran funeral held in Barstow. Porterville Loving County Day praised at Pecos Chamber luncheon. Charity group leader Earl Easterbrook urges Pecos residents to donate clothing and bedding for distribution to the needy.
A brief report centers on Arthur C Wilson on trial in El Paso. Sheriff Louis Roberson is noted among local officials involved in the case. The fragment hints at a legal proceeding and related authorities.
Miss Hazel Wells of El Paso was the guest of Miss Julia Williams last weekend and attended a party given by Mrs. Marion Ailes at her home Friday night. An informal evening of games and songs ended with pies and coffee. Attendees included Misses Wells Williams Biehl West Pope Smith, Mrs. Gage Van Horn Jr. Woodruff Lackey Ailes Miller Bozeman Camp Morrison and two Wink guests.
Miss Jesse Sue Armstrong attended the State Baptist Training Union convention in Dallas as a delegate from the First Baptist Church. About ten to eleven thousand attendees registered from across the state, with meetings held at Dallas First Methodist and First Christian Churches. Mrs Doak and William Rossman in El Paso as witnesses in the death penalty case. Government benefits on cattle and cotton totalled half a million dollars across Reeves, Loving, Ward and Winkler counties. County Agent Ted Johnston chaired the Chamber of Commerce luncheon.
Bids to construct the Pecos federal building with an $18 0000 project will be opened in Washington on January 1. The report notes strong interest and competition for Pecos municipal waterworks contracts, with inquiries and bids flowing to city officials amid a busy bidding season.
Methodist women will host Pecos Zone meeting with Auxiliaries of Pecos Balmorhea and Toyah. The event starts at 10 in the morning with Deaconess Beulah J Wilson in charge and Mrs. Elmer Wadley presiding. Harvest Day features devotions by Mrs. E Peck and messages by Mrs. J H Walker and Mrs. Emma Boles. A quartet with four singers plus accompanist performs. Luncheon follows at the church and the program continues with a Christmas theme and year end reports from each auxiliary.
Miss Hazel Wells of El Paso was honored at a breakfast Saturday morning hosted by Mrs. Young Bell. Guests included Miss Jessie Bell Miss Birdie Bell and other friends from the area. activities assigned guests to assist with setting tables serving and informal hours of music and visiting followed.
C Fe Scott of Wink is in a local hospital. Jerome Edwards underwent a major operation at a local hospital this week and is doing as well as could be expected.
Mrs. Elmer Wadley presided over a Tuesday session as the Auxiliary organized for a Bazaar on December 14 at Williams-Kerr Chevrolet. Officers named include W. K. Reeder as President and Elmer Wadley as Vice President, with a full slate awaiting installation December 29 by Rev. Joe B. Serimshire.
Mrs Wright of Mentone underwent a major operation last Thursday at a local hospital.
Memorial notice praising Susan Deda Ligon as a devout wife and mother. It recalls her faith, service, and kindness and urges others to follow her example, joining in the Christian life and in the hope of rest with Jesus. By Mrs A F Martin.
The Twentieth Century Club held a regular Wednesday meeting at Mrs. Marion Slack's home with co hostesses Mrs Slack and Miss Mary Katherine Toliver. Nineteen members attended a round table on current events with talks on Invincible Class by Mrs Heard Reynolds and Strike Breaking by Miss Wylie Sue Cole. The next meeting is scheduled for December 11 with Miss Frances West.
Bill Cowan and Joe Gann spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Will Cowan, sharing a family gathering and meal.
Mr and Mrs Bob Williams of Wink spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs George Townles.
Mesdames Clarence Loring Marvin Loring and Starr hosted a bridge party Wednesday at Mrs. Clarence Loring's home. Mrs. Clarence Spencer won high score and Mrs. Stribling took consolation. traveling prize went to Mrs. Mahlon Nobles. Guests enjoyed cherry pie with whipped cream and coffee.
The Garden Club will meet with Mrs. C. E. Armstrong on December 9 at 3 30 for the last club meeting of the year. Special study will cover winter care of roses led by Mrs. L. A. Richards. A round table on house plant care will be led by Mrs. A. B. Storrison. Members urged to attend.
About thirty five young people attended a late evening weiner roast hosted by Mrs Birdie and Jessie Beijax on a Friday night. The gathering featured misty conditions in the yard and lively dancing inside, after which guests dispersed as the event ended.
A birthday dinner honored Mr and Mrs Bean with a ceremony at their home. Julius Eixenwine attended, with 3 courses served after a toast. Guests included Mr and Mrs Afey Calley and their daughter, Mrs Vendz Es Hoyt, Mr and Mrs hey and baby, Mrs Bill Eddings with family, and Mrs Norman Eisenvin.
Fragmentary note records an entry for Mu P Withers of Kent and mention of five quail. No clear event, date, or outcome provided.
Calotabs are promoted as a thorough purgative that cleanses the intestinal tract of mucus and toxins to help the body throw off a cold. A dose is taken the first night and repeated if needed, claimed to purify the system and assist nature in curing colds.
Dr. W. M. Calley of Balmorhea is confined to a local hospital due to an attack of influenza.
City of Toyah invites bids for a federal and state aided construction project. Bid opening December 10 ends 30 day withdrawal, with bids held 60 days. Requires performance and labor bonds, prevailing wages, contract contingent on funds and State Director approval.
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