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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1923

Page

2

Pecos Enterprise looks to a better year ahead in 1924

The Pecos Enterprise reflects on 1923 as a difficult year but optimistic for 1924. It urges readers to stay united, practice brotherly love, and work for community upbuilding to bring prosperity, improved weather, and a thriving town in West Texas.

Pecos Valley News Pecos Weekly Times Reeves County Record Pecos Times John Hubdon Pecos Texas Senterprise West Texas

Weather Holds Gentle, Pecos Cotton Damaged by Moisture

The past days brought warm, pleasant weather with subdued sun. Cotton in the Pecos region lies damaged by moisture, but with ten to fifteen dry days harvest may proceed, allowing ginning and sale. Farmers hope the weather allows plowing for the next crop.

Pecos

Pecos Stores Record Unprecedented Holiday Rush

The Pecos shopping rush Monday was nearly unprecedented, leaving shelves emptied as if struck by a tornado. The following day’s holiday allowed time to invoice remaining stocks, which were far fewer than before the rush.

Advertising and the Sign Over the Door

A merchant rejects ads but the truth is the same message in print. The author notes that a newspaper reaches many readers while a sign on a shop is seen by fewer people. The comparison highlights the broader reach and impact of newspaper advertising.

Junior B. Y. P. U. Party At Mrs Eudaly’s Home

The Junior B. Y. P. U. enjoyed a Christmas party at Mrs T Eudaly’s home hosted by leader Mrs Will Cowan. Each attendee received a gift and refreshments were served to conclude the evening.

T. Eudaly Will Cowan Eudaly

Fulgim Hosts Christmas Dinner and Mah Jongg Luncheon

Mr and Mrs Pat Fulgim entertained a Christmas Day turkey dinner with relatives and friends, in a festively decorated Stine home. Guests included C E Buchholz B H Palmer Oscar Buchholz and family, with a later Thursday Mah Jongg luncheon featuring four course service and games.

Fulgim Pat Fulgim C. E. Buchholz B. H. Palmer

Christmas Dinner At The Cowans

Mr and Mrs Marvin Cowan hosted their annual family Christmas dinner Tuesday at their home. The beautifully decorated rooms featured a turkey dinner and a well arranged table for guests including W D Cowan, J B Prewit and families, Will Cowan family, Lou Duncan and daughter Winnie, George Duncan and children, Jim Josie and Letha Prewit, and Marvin Cowan with children.

Marvin Cowan W. D. Cowan J. B. Prewit Will Cowan Lou Duncan Winnie George Duncan Jim Prewit Josie Prewit Letha Prewit

Christmas Dinner Gatherings of Reeves County Pioneers

Mr and Mrs T J Sisk hosted a family Christmas dinner with Reeves County prominence noted. The festive table included A E Wilcox Albert Sisk Roy Wilcox John Sisk Dorothy Sisk Joe Roy Smith Wilcox Bobbie Wilcox and others. The Pruett family also held a Christmas dinner at A G Taggarts home with T B Pruett C D Jordan Lamapas David Adams C B Jordan Tena Adams Lillian Butler Ora Pruett and William Adams among guests.

T. J. Sisk Reeves County A. E. Wilcox Albert Sisk T. B. Pruett C. D. Jordan Lampasas David Adams C. B. Jordan Tena Adams Lillian Butler Ora Pruett T. B. Pruett, Jr William Adams David Butler Taggart

Mrs Glover Hosts Christmas Dinner for Family

Mrs M C Glover entertained with a family Christmas dinner Tuesday. The rooms featured Christmas decorations and a turkey dinner was served to Mr and Mrs H C Glover and son Darrell, Mrs M C Glover, Miss Maggie Glover, Miss Carrie Glover, and Preston and Joe Glover.

M. C. Glover H. C. Glover Darrell Maggie Glover Carrie Glover Preston Joe Glover

Mrs Vaughan Hosts Bridge Party In Suburban Home

Mrs S C Vaughan hosted a Christmas bridge party at her suburban home in honor of her sister Mrs Joe Patterson of Roswell New Mexico and guests Miss Gladys Vawter of El Paso and Miss Edmona Simmons of Sherman. Nine tables played bridge and refreshments followed for a long list of guests including Mr and Mrs Joe Patterson and Mr and Mrs Ralph Williams among others.

Miss Rela Kiser Weds Warren Bessent in Electra

Miss Rela Kiser daughter of Sheriff E B Kiser married Warren Bessent of Electra Texas Saturday afternoon at the Christian church parsonage officiated by Rev C A Johnson. The bride, a Electra high school graduate, received many gifts and entertainment. the couple will reside in Electra where Mr Bessent works for the Wagner Refining Company.

Rela Kiser E. B. Kiser Warren Bessent Electra Texas the Christian Church C. A. Johnson Bessent Sheriff Kiser Electra, Texas Mr. Bessent Wagner Refining Company

I am Yesterday My heritage to you

The speaker, Monroe Slack of the over post office, reflects on yesterday as a stepping stone to progress. He contrasts the burdens of the past with today’s compassion and tomorrow’s hope, urging a foundation for a greater civilization built on his legacy.

Surprise Birthday Supper and Mah Jongg Tempest

Mrs. H. C. Ferris hosted a surprise birthday supper for her husband Harry C. Ferris on December 21. Guests enjoyed a three course meal and a Mah Jongg session, with Evelyn Slack winning high and Mrs. John B. Howard low. This event inaugurates a winter series hosted by Mrs. Ferris.

H. C. Ferris Harry C. Ferris

Mrs Tom Harrison Hosts Christmas Party For James And Daughters

Mrs. Tom Harrison entertained a Christmas party Wednesday for her son James and daughters Bettie Blanche and Billie. Guests danced to a Victrola, played 42 at five tables, and enjoyed fruit punch and a salad course. The gathering included many young attendees and remarks on gains in missionary work in Japan planned for January 7 1924.

Tom Harrison James Bettie Blanche Billie Callie Ross Evelyn Somes Tommie Ross Joetta Cowan Josie Prewit Anna Mahala Murray Margaret Howard Jane Kathryn Dean Ellen Kate Ross Lucille Myrtle Ruhlen Virginia Bozeman Oline Rhodes Willie Leeman de Ette Green Mary Stine Mary Kathryn Heard Dorothy Sisk Virginia Runnels Julia Ward Opal Biggs Estelle Hicks Annice Buchanan Gladys West Billie Harrison

Mrs R E Williams Hosts Christmas Bridge Dinner

Mrs. R E Williams entertained for her sister Miss Gladys Vawter of El Paso with a Christmas bridge dinner Saturday night. The home featured a tree and festive decorations and four course meal followed by bridge games with guests including Aileen Love Ruby Mae Beauchamp Irene Prewit Hazel Berry Evelyn Slack Ora Pruett Jane Looby Warren Collings Carrie Glover Jewel Cowan and Mesdames H B Prickett E G Doty Joe Patterson Walter Browning and Tom Anderson.

R. E. Williams Gladys Vawter el Paso Aileen Love Ruby Mae Beauchamp Irene Prewit Hazel Berry Evelyn Slack Ora Pruett

Christmas Party At Home With Franks Wilson Guests

Miss Frankie Wilson entertained a few friends Tuesday evening with a Christmas party. A beautifully decorated tree with a present for each guest was the centerpiece. Refreshments of sandwiches cake and hot chocolate were served to Misses Dorothy Sisk Virginia Runnels Eva Richburg Lucille Prewit Mary Stine Jane Dean and Frances Wilson.

Stine Anise Dorothy Sisk Eva Richburg Frankie Wilson Virginia Runnels Lucille Prewit Jane Kathryn Dean Mary Stine Jane Dean Frances Wilson

New Year's Open House at Cavett Home

The Home Makers' Club will hold an open house on New Year's Day from 3 to 6 PM at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Cavett. Officials invite everyone to call during those hours.

Home Makers’ Club Frank J. Cavett

Public officials questioned over oath and Prohibition law

A Philadelphia Public Ledger note questions whether men in public office including judges and lawyers understand the oath they take amid widespread disobedience to the Eighteenth Amendment and enforcement laws at federal and state levels.

Philadelphia Public Ledger

Their Solemn Oath for Public Office and Bar Admission

A historical notice outlines the required oath for federal state and municipal officials and for lawyers. It emphasizes defense of the U S Constitution and Pennsylvania laws, ethical conduct, and fidelity in office, noting public declaration before practice.

Courts of Justice United States Pennsylvania

First Interdenominational Meeting Held at Ferris Home

The first in a series of interdenominational meetings convened at Mrs. H. C. Ferris’s home on December 18 to discuss missionary work and current church activities.

H. C. Ferris

Fire damages Roger White residence prompts safety motto

Insurance ad urges protection for home and auto after October 31 fire. Claims building repairs in six days and promotes E. L. Collings Insurance Company's motto If you lose we pay and coverage for households against theft and fire.

E. L. Collings Insurance Co Pecos Texas Roger White E. L. Collings Insurance Company Meer

Also Mentioned on This Page

American Press ASSOC E. A. Farnum Kelton R. F. Kelton L. G. Farnum Barstow A. B. Bryant Mrs. Vaughan Bridge S. C. Vaughan Joe Patterson Roswell New Mexico Edmona Simmons Sherman Marguerite Glasscock Jewel Cowan Warren Collings Lucy Ligon Carolyn Sullivan Fleena Vaughan H. B. Prickett Ralph Williams Chas. Manahan Donald Bell Malcomb C Monroe Slack Japan Choo He Frances Xavier Ira J. Bell Business Directory H. Palmer Guccessor Hubbs F. Slack First National Bank Building Pecos, Texas Pecos Valley Syndicate Peruna SO Kes G. Murray Pecos Mercantile Company Thos. H. Bomar Rome Yom F. Grogan FP. O. Bex Joan Biedon Henny Russell Fire National Bank Fecos Dr. Bell Say Bayer Tutt’s Grove Pecos Drug Company
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