Clubs Part ies Order Club Meets Afternoon
After the meeting the members visited sponsor Mrs. Ronald Roberson’s home and surprised her with a shower of baby gifts for her new adopted son.
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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1935
Page
5
After the meeting the members visited sponsor Mrs. Ronald Roberson’s home and surprised her with a shower of baby gifts for her new adopted son.
The Merry Wives club convened with Art and Jin on Wednesday afternoon. After roll call the group explored contemporary music through papers by Mrs. P Toll and Mrs. W Runnels, with Miss Julia directing a program featuring selections including The Prairies.
In a brief item a Mrs Ed delights attendees by presenting fruit to those present as part of a social gathering. The note records a small gesture involving Miss Williams.
Dean Hostess Lion Tamers Bridge aes ae pieht 272t.
The Thursday Afternoon Bridge club met at Mrs. Max Krauskopf's home last week with five games across three tables. Scores were recorded by the bookkeeper and refreshments of pumpkin tarts with whipped cream and coffee or tea were served. Attendees included Mesdames Young Bell Cox Parker Ponnecery Praett Runnels Reisenbere Roberson Starley Weyer Pryor and Michel.
The PTA study group for mothers of preschoolers and teachers met in Miss Armstrong's classroom Monday at 3:15 in the afternoon. Mrs. L A Schmidt led the session with Mrs. William Kerr assisting. The talk explored what the modern parent expects from the school and the need for continued teaching of domestic and personal responsibility in the early years.
The Methodist Missionary Society hosted a Christmas themed bridal shower at Mrs. H. L. Derrick home for Mrs. R. N. Burchard on a Tuesday afternoon. Christmas decorations, a program with singing and readings, Santa Claus visit, and refreshments followed with thirty five guests attending. Mr. and Mrs. Burchard wed in Virginia Texas prior to the event.
The Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church held a Christmas program led by Mrs. John Lilley. Highlights included carols by Mrs. Schmidt and Mrs. Correll, readings by Mrs. Schmidt, a Christmas story by Mrs. George Maley, a vocal solo by Mrs. Craft, and group singing. A front table was decorated with autumn leaves and candles.
Group two of the Missionary Society of the Christian Church met Tuesday afternoon at the church with Mrs. H. T. Collier leading the program. A lesson from Training For Service was discussed by attendees including Mrs. H. T. Collier and several others. Group three gathered at Mrs. Julius Eisenwine’s home with Mrs. A. Is we Abbott as leader. Bible study formed the day’s focus and refreshments were served to Mrs. W. T. Wicker, Mrs. Estes, Mrs. Emma Boles, Mrs. Jim Camp, Mrs. Finley, Mrs. Crank Burns, Mrs. Eddings, and Mrs. J. H. Wilhite.
A Christmas program featured a special offering for the Joy Gift. Attendees included Mesdames J. A. Crane Bike Simmons G. B. Finley L. A. Schmidt Kirby Marstrand R. N. Couch T. B. Pruett Jr. Lily Cole John Lilley John Correll J. E. Craft Rose Harry Prior E. an Cox Martin George Maley and Will Shelton.
Marriage licenses issued in the past week include Er L McDaniel and Anita Carlton. Other entries show Harry Pippin of Wink and Lura ve M as recipients.
The Baptist Missionary Society held a week of prayer with daily meetings in members homes. Programs featured Bible readings, choirs, and talks on China, Christmas offerings, and work in Chile with an emphasis on foreign missions. Attendees included numerous society members and officers.
Murray has been ill at his home this week while Mr J W Pierson of Jal is confined in a local sanitarium.
Mrs Marvin Loring has returned home after visiting Dallas for several days. She traveled to the city for a short stay and is now recuperating at her residence.
An old advertisement urges readers to try Creomulsion for a three day cough and promises relief. It claims the product soothes inflamed membranes and loosens germ laden mucus, with a druggist offering a money back guarantee if first bottle fails to satisfy.
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