Miss Evelyn Oppenheimer to Present The Citadel at Palace Theatre
Dallas entertainer Miss Evelyn Oppenheimer will return February 28 at 8 pm to present a review of The Citadel at the Palace Theatre. The event is sponsored by the Merry Wives and Modern Study Clubs with Gene Hendon donating venue, lights, heat, usher and doorman. The book review committee, led by Mrs. William Kerr, coordinated ticket sales and a cash prize for a winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Oppenheimer
Dallas
the Citadel
Palace Theatre
Miss Oppenheimer
The
Merry Wives and
the Modern Study Clubs
Gene Hendon
Book Review Committee
Hilliard Camp
William Kerr
Harry Pryor
Modern Study Club
Merry Wives Club
Leslie Bevill
Hill
Pecos Club
Auxiliary Meets For Final Day of Prayer
The Presbyterian auxiliary gathered at the church Tuesday at three for the final day of prayer for foreign missions. Circle No. 2 met at 3 30 with Mrs John Byrd leading prayers. Members heard devotionals and life stories of Nettie Grier Maria Fearing Althea Brown Edmiston Annie Dowd and others in Africa Japan China and Africa again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Aise
Circle No. 2
John Byrd
T. A. Wilkinson
Christ Our Father
T. B. Pruett, Jr
Nettie Grier
China
John Lilley
Maria Fearing
Africa
John Correll
Althea Brown Edmiston
Annie Dowd
Japan
Ohn Lilley
T. B. Pruett Jr
Mrs Marion Slack Hosts Tea for Pecos Music Club Members
Mrs Marion Slack was hostess at an informal tea honoring Pecos music club members. Miss Lucy Ann Cowan presided at the tea table with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Cowan and other local members. The club plans to entertain the district federation at the next annual convention in Big Spring with Bar sow joining as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rs. Marion Slack
Pecos Music Club
Lucy Ann Cowan
W. D. Cowan
A. D. Haynes
R. V. Nabors
Milton Wadley
Frank Elliott
Harlan Woolwine
Charles Seybert
District Federation of Music Clubs
Barsow
Pecos Club
Big Spring
Pecos
World Outlook Theme For Missionary Program
The Methodist missionary society meets at the church on Tuesday afternoon February 8 at 3 30 for the World Outlook program. Mrs R H Blackwell superintendent of study will conduct the program with the general theme The World Community in American Cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Missionary Society
R. H. Blackwell
Denton Wedding: Miss Mary Lois Holmes Weds Frank Clark
Mary Lois Holmes and Frank Clark were married Friday at the Presbyterian Church in Denton with a double ring ceremony. The reception followed at Marquis Hall with about 40 guests. The couple will live in Pecos after a brief honeymoon. he is employed by Galbraith Steel and Supply and she is a secretary for Community Public Service Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lois Holmes
Frank Clark
Denton
Presbyterian Church
Willalbraith
W. T. Evers
Helen Whitten
New Orleans
Lohengrin
Miss Whitten
Mendelssohn
Anette Clark
Mattie Lloyd Wooten
the College
Will Williams
W. F. Galbraith
Pecos
Clark
Olive Whitten
CIA
Sanderson
E. W. Beauchamp
Community Public Service Co
Pearl Clark
Burleson
Galbraith Steel and Supply Company
Colorful Skirts Dominate Spring and Summer Styles
Local fashion experts Mrs. W. J. Beck and Mrs. Roy Holloway return from Dallas shows to report a surge of color in spring and summer clothing. Sky blues, crushed strawberry rose, and shell pink lead the palettes while suits stay popular in both mannish and playful cuts. Boleros gain prominence and skirts appear more attractive than ever, with color seen as fully sanctioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Beck
Roy Holloway
Dallas
Beck
America
China
Yodeling Cowboy to Appear at Grand Theatre Pecos
Jessie Rogers the Yodeling Cowboy from XERA Del Rio Texas arrives at the Grand Theatre Pecos with Sophie Lang Goes West on Tuesday February 8. Rogers known as the Old Plow Hand belts songs on Victor records and radio across WAPI WBAP WFAA KGKO and has appeared in films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Rogers
America
XERA
del Rio
Texas
Grand Theatre
Pecos
Sophie Lang
O. K
Jessie
Victor
Crawford in Pecos to appoint local trailer agency
Andrew W. Crawford Texas distributor for Zimair Trailer Houses visits Pecos this week to appoint a local agency. A survey shows Pecos as a central point for a large potential market. Mrs. Herbert Prickett and Charles Cain of Lubbock spent last weekend visiting relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew W. Crawford
Texas
Zimair
Pecos
Herbert Prickett
Charles Cain
Lubbock
Mid-Term Graduates Go To High School
Fifteen students entered high school at the January graduation for the elementary seventh grade. The program included a processional, invocation, salutatory and valedictory talks, and reading. Graduating students listed include Robert Beauford, Vera Bell, Ruth Bowers, Pat Fletcher, Edwin Gardner, Billie Marie McDonald, Irwin McMillan, Bennie Moore, Marguerite Orr, Bob Otto, Richard Owens, Charles Williams, J W Patterson, Hazel ONeil, and Marjorie Jane McCutcheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Katherine Toliver
W. M. Turner
Hazel O’neil
J. W. Patterson
Marjorie Jane McCutcheon
Gareer
Robert Beauford
Vera Bell
Ruth Bowers
Pat Fletcher
Edwin Gardner
Billie Marie McDonald
Irwin McMillan
Bennie Moore
Marguerite Orr
Bob Otto
Richard Owens
Charles Williams
Eastern Star Study Club Meeting Notice
Members of the Robbie Dyer Study Club and Pecos Chapter No 81 O E S are invited to meet with Mrs Beulah J Wilson next Monday at 7 o clock for a class period. Further information may be obtained from Mrs Hollis Smith worthy matron of the local chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbie Dyer
Pecos
Beulah J. Wilson
Hollis Smith
Mrs. J. T. McClure Hosts Thursday Bridge Club
The Thursday Morning Bridge Club met for luncheon hosted by Mrs. J. Tom McClure. High score winner was Mrs. W. W. Runnels, low score prize went to Mrs. W. W. Dean, and the floating prize was claimed by Mrs. J. E. Starley. Guest Mrs. Gortner, visiting with her niece Mrs. Ken Bowser, attended. Members present included Mrs. W. W. Dean, Mrs. J. A. Crane, Mrs. Ralph Williams, Mrs. J. E Starley, Mrs. W. W. Runnels, Mrs. Jim Camp, and Mrs. Albert Sisk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Tom McClure
W. W. Runnels
W. W. Dean
J. E. Starley
Gortner
Ken Bowser
J. A. Crane
Ralph Williams
J. E Starley
Jim Camp
Albert Sisk
Grocers Optimistic After National Convention Report
Keith Camp of The Leader Grocery and Hardware Company says delegates at the National American Wholesale Grocery Association convention in Chicago voiced opposition to administration policies but predicted a good business year in 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Gamp
Leader Grocery and Hardware Company
National American Wholesale Grocery Association
Chicago
Miss Gertrude Bell Returns Home from Los Angeles
Miss Gertrude Bell is home from Los Angeles visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Bell
Los Angeles
Mrs
Clarence Bell
Deputy Grand Matron Visits Pecos En Route to Abilene
Mrs. Bertha Cole deputy grand matron of district No. 2 of the Grand Chapter of Texas O E S passed through Pecos Sunday on her way to Abilene for a deputies school. Her El Paso home is noted. The school was led by Mrs. Norma Allen of Edna worthy grand matron. She stayed with Mrs. Anna S. Oden and Mrs. Hollis Smith and dined with Mrs. Beulah J. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Cole
Grand Chapter of
Texas
Pecos
Abilene
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. B. Woolfolk
15Th District
PTA
el Paso
Charles of
RITZ
Bertha Williams
Pecos, Texas
Marion Slack
World Outlook
H.P. Tudor
Ae DE Luxe
Ray Clark
A. & M. College
Eastern Star Study Club
FORD
Fort Worth
Jas. L. Kincannon
Optometrist
J. T. McClure
Keith Camp
Saas
Texaco
Monahans
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!