Pecos P T A Holds Regular Meeting
The Pecos P T A meets in the high school auditorium on Monday for its regular program. The order includes Lord's Prayer, readings by Miss Fitzgerald, Miss Hing, and Miss Reeder, with piano by Miss Williams.
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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1933
Page
5
The Pecos P T A meets in the high school auditorium on Monday for its regular program. The order includes Lord's Prayer, readings by Miss Fitzgerald, Miss Hing, and Miss Reeder, with piano by Miss Williams.
The next regular meeting will be held on the third Monday in January Instead of the first due to holidays.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian Church held their monthly tea last Tuesday at the home of Mrs. T. B. Pruett Jr. Mrs. Ronald Roberson served as co hostess.
Dave Tudor, auditor for the O. K. Theater chain with Dallas offices, returned home Monday to spend several days with his father Charlie Tudor and many friends.
Lucille Slack and Raymond Emery Baygent wed in a candle light ceremony at the Slack home in Marfa on a Sunday morning. Attendants Carl Williams and Marion Slack joined the couple as Mrs. Slack sang and Mrs. Slaton played. The bride wore Cruise blue crepe with bead trim and carried rose and white carnations. After a wedding breakfast the couple departed for a Dallas trip.
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A surprise party honored Mrs. J. E. Eisenwine on her 60th birthday last Saturday at her home. The event featured a two tier birthday cake with sixty candles, a lavish dinner, and evening games. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Son Hendricks of Odessa and family friends from Kermit and the surrounding area.
Series notes that Mr and Mrs Bauygent are prominent in Marfa youth. Mrs Baygent is a high school graduate and Sul Ross alumna, while Mr Baygent runs Baygent Coaches after five years in West Texas. They will visit the bride's parents and plan to settle in Vecos after December 17.
At a Monday meeting of the Junior Twentieth Century Club at Mrs. Halla Bryan's home, members chose the motto Knowledge is Power and selected red and white as club colors with a red and white carnation as the club flower. Mrs. Ronald Roberson spoke on Willa Cather and Catherine Armstrong discussed her writings.
The Woman's Missionary Society for Methodist Women will meet Tuesday afternoon for the monthly Mission Study hour at 3 30. Mrs Carlton R Wade will present the last two chapters of the study book Christianity and Industry in America by Alva W Taylor on home mission enterprise and church industry relations. All women invited.
The women of the Methodist church host a two day bazaar at the Eagle Drug Company site in the Biggs building with quilts and other gifts for Christmas. Lunches for all ages will be served and a bake sale accompanies the event. Mrs. A.KE. Wilcox will serve coffee, and Folgers coffee will be sold in downtown stores to support church activities.
Mrs. Jim Deakins left for Dallas to see her brother Floyd Adcock who is hospitalized in Baylor Hospital with a severe pneumonia. No word has been received from Mrs. Deakins, but it is presumed Floyd Adcock is improving.
Thomas Avery Sheriman is a new arrival in Pecos born to Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Sherman of Dios, in December.
Lucinda De L Templin Ph D will speak at the Twentieth Century Club meeting hosted by Mrs J B Woolfolk on Wednesday December 13. Templin principal of El Paso School for Girls and author of works on ethics and sorority membership will discuss The New Ideal in Education. Mrs Glasscock to co host.
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