Pecos Methodist Church Week Schedule Report
In Pecos the Methodist Church lists services and activities including 9 45 a m Sunday School under C B Jordan 11 00 a m sermons by the pastor on The Future of Pecos Methodist Church 4 00 p m Junior Missionary Society led by Mrs Ben Randall 6 45 a m League devotional hour led by A G Waugh and 7 30 p m a sermon on Junk or Treasure The note praises a holiday season and community church cooperation plus a call to attend next Sunday.
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C. B. Jordan
Pecos Methodist Church
Junior Missionary Society
Ben Randall
A. G. Waugh
Zion
Pecos
L. L. Thurston
Episcopal Service Includes Sermon and Choir Harmony
Episcopal Church held Thursday night services with Rev. F. A. Ellers of Carlsbad N M delivering an engaging sermon. The Pecos band aided the choir under Prof Blounts direction. Mrs S E Johnston delivered a solo Crown Him King of Kings in her noted clear voice.
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Episcopal Church
F. A. Ellers
Carlsbad
N. M
Pecos
Blount
S. E. Johnston
King of Kings
His Royalty Tetscher Weds Princess Mary Mystery
A playful news prompt asks who married Princess Mary, jokingly naming Bright Boy Doug as the groom while hinting at a royal marriage mystery.
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Mary
Doug
Divorces and Freedom Face a Confederate Era Man
A dialogue fragment shows Yas sah and Jedge discussing Rufus divorce in a plantation era setting. Rufus insists on freedom rather than re marrying, revealing social pressures around marriage and mobility in the period.
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Jedge
Rufus
Philosophy Applied in A Child Interaction
A mother warns her son Bobby with a stern threat about candy. Bobby retorts with a quip referencing advice about trying again, highlighting a humorous exchange between parent and child.
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Bobby
Pecos Battery Co Changes Ownership
A. J. Curtis and Andy Waugh have closed a deal to acquire Pecos Battery Co from Reuben. Curtis returns from Dallas where he studied at Willard Factory branch and is equipped for the work. Waugh brings electrical experience to manage that side of the business. The store will offer Willard Batteries, parts, and electrical supplies with remodeling and drive-in service planned.
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A. J. Curtis
Andy Waugh
Pecos Battery Co
Reuben
Curtis
Dallas
Willard Factory
Johnson
Waugh
Willard
Bulding
Office vamp riffs on politics and time shifting
The piece presents a playful office vamp named Gee Gee commenting on rumors of a third party and wives’ concerns. It shifts through eras from knighthood to the flapper age, ending with a domestic kitchen scene as she guides him to cook.
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Q. M
New Year's vow to curb cursing by improving language
A speaker pledges to refine language and stop swearing to reduce fuss. The vow frames cursing as wasteful effort and seeks a calmer approach for the new year.
Ilowa contestants win can nine contest at Chicago show
Rodgers and Kathryn Boli baugh of Idwa win the can nine contest at The International Livestock Show in Chicago earning a three months trip to Europe with all expenses paid They competed against farm girls from every state and will demonstrate canning in de vastated zones of rance
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Dah Rodgers
Kathryn Bolibaugh
Ilowa
Idwa
Chicago
Europe
World War II era timeline from 1914 to 1912 mix
A dense chronicle of early 20th century events, tidbits from 1914 to 1912 touch on the Russo-Finnish tensions, Washington Naval Conference items, Genoa and The Hague diplomacy, Ireland's Easter Rising aftermath, and shifting European powers including Britain France Italy Japan and Germany with dates, treaties, and political moves.
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Russia
Finod
Elian
Allied Supreme Council
Economic and Financial Congress
Genoa
Germany
Washington
Briand
Cannes
Great Britain
Shantung
China
Japan
Pacific
Balfour
International Commission
Harding
Senate
United States
International Permanent Court of Justice
Previou
D George
Venezuela
Genge S . Ub
Far East
Participa
France
Moscow
Belgium
L Lloyd George
United Es
Hague
Poland
Upper Silesia
Italy
Asia Minor
Chile
Peru
Lloyd George
International Bankers’ Committee
Paris
League of Nations
London
Council of League of Nationa
Palestine
Syria
Esthenia
Latvia
Tjithuania
Albania
Sovereicnates
Asis Mikora
Agi
Turkey
Geneva
Augustin Madwards
Smyrne
Serbia
Romania
Greece
Dardanelles
Kemal Pasha
Thrace
Near East
Baia
Constantinople
Adrianople
Mudania
Hrace
Mudania Focol
United Tes
Lausanne
Switszerland
Hughes
Bavaria
Mney
Atusanne
Shantung Province
Ruhr
Baltic States
Len
Minorien
Early 1920s U.S. political appointments and actions list
A chronology of posts and votes including Henry P. Fletcher named ambassador to Belgium, George Pepper as US senator from Pennsylvania, Newberry seated in the Senate, anti lynching bill passage, foreign debt refinancing, and various ministerial appointments. It covers Senate actions, presidential moves, and key congressional votes from January to July.
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Henry P. Fletcher
Belgium
George Wharton Pepper
United States
Pennsylvania
Beles Penrose
Senate
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
House
A. B. Houghton
Germany
Theodore Brentano
Hungary
A. H. Washburn
Austria
Charles A. Rawson
Iowa
Kenyon
K. M. Landis
Supreme Court
Harding
Congress
Hubert Work
House of Representatives
Fiouse
Hellimore
Mississippi River Valley
United States Supreme Court
Albert J. Beveridge
New
Indiana
Samuel M. Ralston
A. H. Geissier
Oklahoma
Guatemala
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lincoln Memorial
Washington
Navy
Minnesota
F. B. Kellogs
Anna D. Olesen
Minois Supreme Court
Illam Bross Lloyd
Williamson County
Illinois
Moller
Ecooper
Oshkosh
Unite
P. J. McCumber de
General Et
General Dawes
Suiy
Licdeanes A. A
M. Landis
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H. & G. N. Survey
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Kirkland
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Saragosa
J. W. Rhea
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