Mrs. T. Y. Casey Attends Texas Club Meet
Mrs. T. Y. Casey, retiring president of the eighth district, attends the Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs annual session in Austin. The gathering honors retiring officers, features a fine arts program and unaccompanied choirs, and discusses refinancing the state club house. Clara Driscoll underwrites the $82,000 debt with a 20 year plan at 3 percent. Joseph Perkins becomes state president. H. W. Morelock leads eighth district.
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T. Y. Casey
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Austin
Senate
Dunbar
National Federation
Whitehurst
General Federation
State Club House
Clara Driscoll
Texas
Driscoll
The
Alamo
Joseph Perkins
Leastland
H. W. Morelock
Alpine
Casey
Enterprise To Forward Letters To Santa Claus
The Enterprise will forward letters from Pecos and surroundings to Santa at the North Pole. Letters mailed to the Enterprise care will be published in the December 16 and December 23 issues.
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Enterprise
Santa Claus
Pecos
Santa
North Pole
Toyah Pioneer Square Dance Club Elects Officers
The Toyah Pioneer Square Dance Club met at the Jolley ranch to elect officers Keesie Duncan president A J Pierson vice president Mrs Jack Jolley secretary and treasurer and Mrs Arp Jolley reporter The group then danced old time dances and shared coffee and sandwiches with members and guests including several local families. Also notes of visitors from Los Angeles Austin Pecos Kent and Pecos Christian services plus a Pecos Laundry ad and health tip on salt tablets for steel workers.
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Toyah Pioneer Square Dance Club
Jack Jolley
Keesie Duncan
A. J. Pierson
Arp Jolley
Herb Pate
Aubrey Duncan
Janie Duncan
Dubb Pate
Troy Woolley
Tim Woods
Tom Duncan
Delores Duncan
Seth Ramsey
Jack Maddox
Twentieth Century Club Meets at Dean Home
The Twentieth Century Club gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. W. W. Dean's home. After a brief business session the program focused on Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings The Yearling with a sketch of the author's life by Mrs. David Wood Bozeman and a review by Mrs. Ben Kelly.
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Twentieth Century Club
W. W. Dean
Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings
David Wood Bozeman
Ben Kelly
Hardin-Simmons Cowboy Band announces 65 member lineup
In Abilene on December 8 Marion B. McClure announced the personnel of the Hardin-Simmons University Cowboy Band, a 65 member touring group. Malcolm Maley of Pecos joins the saxophone section as a freshman while Mr and Mrs W E Gould and Mr Shrear of Balmorhea were in Pecos Monday.
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Abilene
Marion B. McClure
Hardin-Simmons University Cowboy Band
HSU
Malcolm Maley
Pecos
Maley
W. E. Gould
Mr. Shrear
Dan Boone Confined at Home With Flu
Dan Boone of the Highway Department is confined to his home with the flu, prompting a brief absence from duties. Officials say he is resting at home and expected to recover soon.
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Dan Boone
The
Highway Department
Monahans Couple Visit Old City Friends
Mr and Mrs H E Bradley of Monahans visited friends here Tuesday. They are former residents of this city.
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H. E. Bradley
Monahans
Hen Coops Sit On Lima Roofs For Eggs And Food
In Lima Peru flat roof coops hatch chickens lay eggs and fatten birds for the table.
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Lima
Peru
Dry Cleaners Offer Free Repairs and Pressing
Free repairs and pressing offered by local dry cleaners under a promotional program. The notice mentions repairs on garments and complimentary pressing services for customers during the event period.
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Pat O’brien
Ann Sheridan
James Cagney
Grand Theatre
Dick Powell
Olivia de Havilland
California
Olate Cove
Sunkist
Pecans
Pecos Mercantile Grocery & Market
TOYAH
B. G. Cleveland
Los Angeles
H.C. Sheppard
W. M Garlick
J. J. Pope
Jennie Arrington
David Thomason
Kent
Oliver Harrison
Toyah Christian Church
LeVine and College
Oeneral Et
St Colors
Jarman
Jalee
Bayon Challis
Knox
Rata Epona Rayne
Pecos Manuainlile UU
Dean
Pecos Laundry
Pecos Sandwich Shop
Harpers
Mr Ferre
Ams
Harper
San Telephone
Pecos Valley
Feed Store
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