Pecos Valley News Consolidates With Pecos Times
The Enterprise absorbed Pecos Times on June 1 1917 and Pecos Valley News with editions published weekly on Fridays under John Hibdon as editor owner and publisher. Advertising rates are listed with annual and half year options and advance payments required.
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Pecos Valley News
Pecos Weekly Times
Evicea
Reeves County Record
Entergrise
Pecos Times
John Hibdon
Cantata by Parent-Teacher Association at Rialto Theatre
The Parent-Teacher Association presents a three act cantata Old School Days on Thursday night February 12 at the Rialto Theatre. Mrs Lillian Butler directs with soloists Mrs Greep Mr Williams and a cast including Miss Jewell Eiland Mrs H H Johnson and Rev J M Carter. Admission 50 cents adults 25 cents children.
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Rialto Theatre
Parent-Teacher Association
Mirs
Walter Greep
Ralph Williams
H Johnson
Jewel Hiland
E. L. Collings
Rialto
Clarenica Bal
RB. E. Jolson
Archi Ross
Aileen Love
Leon
Barrett
J. M
Adrrissign
Junior Missionary Program at the Methodist Church
Sunday gathering led by Stella Richards at 2 30 with songs by Bibie and Ruby Stephens. Lesson from Matthew eighteen one to six, readings by Hexder, and recitations by Fay Lewis Dearing. Prayer, business discussions, and missionary memory segment titled Miss Blue Ridge's Greenhouse. Motto Purity Fidelity Service.
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Hexder
Californians Express Interest in Pecos News
A reader from Los Angeles, Calif. encloses a $2.00 payment for a year of the Pecos paper. E J Knight writes asking for Pecos development news, noting the town lies about four miles south of Bell well. The editor thanks Knight and promises to report soon.
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Cal
P Wenterprise
lVecos
Texas
Detwrard
Bell Well
E. J. Knight
Mr. Knight
Mary Posey Eight Meet at Elyberta Heights
Mrs J W Moore hosted the Mary Posey Eight on Saturday afternoon. Guests played a conundrum guessing game before the 84s started and enjoyed a fruit salad cake and coffee serving after the games. Winners were Mrs Lilly Cole who guessed Mary Posey Fight first. Attendees included G B Finley Sid Cowan Wm Garlick Albert Sisk Lilly Cole A G Taggert Samuel Posey and the hostess.
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J. W Moore
Mary Posey
Elyberta Heights
Old King Cole
Lilly Colé
Mesdames
G. B. Finley
Sid Cowan
Wm. Garlick
Albert Sisk
Lilly Cole
A. G. Taggert
Samuel Posey
H T V Club Dance Honors Two New Members
Harrison hosted a Saturday night dance and slumber party for H T V Club members Virginia Maulding and Bessie Ross. Mrs. Tom Harrison served breakfast the next morning before Sunday school. Ormand Jen son, hit by a truck, is improving and expected to recover fully in weeks. Henrietta Ablard, maternity nurse from Austin, arrived to assist and will address the Parent-Teacher Association this afternoon.
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Barstow
Ormond
Henrietta Ablard
Board of
Bridge at the Anderson home hosts guests for card night
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Anderson welcomed friends to four bridge tables Tuesday evening. After the games a salad course was served to Judge and Mrs. J. A. Crane, Judge and Mrs. BR. G Russell, Capt. and Mrs. W. W. Dean, H. C. Roberson and Chas Manahans, Clarence Bell, and Mrs. Will Hudson, Mrs. Marian Snow Hudson, and Mr. Chas Young.
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H. R. Anderson
Bridge
J. A. Crane
BR. G Russell
W. W. Dean
H. C. Roberson
Chas
Manahans
Clarence Bell
Will Hudson
Marian Snow Hudson
Chas, Young
Christian Endeavor Program Highlights Telegraph Code
Church gathering features opening hymns silent prayers violin solo by Miss Mary Magee readine by Miss Dora Biggs piano solo by Miss Hazel Eisenwine soprano and alto duet by Mrs J Walter Greep and Miss Jewel Eilana devotional by J Walter Greep and a hymn. Benediction notes telegraph blanks used as code with invitations and a “live wires” theme.
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Mary Magee
Dora Biggs
Hazel Eisenwine
J. Walter Greep
Jewel Eilana
42 Club Holds Social and Card Games at Home of Mics
A group of young girls formed a 42 club at the home of Mics Wylie Sue Cole last Saturday afternoon. Officers elected for the coming year were Nora Krauskopf president Ora Belle Ward vice president Jenice McKellar secretary and treasurer Ellen Kate Ross reporter. Ruth Newell and Margaret Love won high scores in games. Hostess helpers Jewel Filand and Elizabeth Lilly assisted in serving a delicious course. The group planned to meet February 7 at the home of Janice McKellar.
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Mics
Wylie Sue Cole
Nora Krauskopf
Ora Bell Wara
Jenice McKellar
Ellen Kate Ross
Ruth Newell
Margaret Love
Jewel Filand
Elizabeth Lilly
Evelyn Leeman
Ora Belle Ward
Letha
Nora Hines Krauskopf
Janice Meellar
Martiar
Et’ Leve
Janice MrKellar
Hibrow and Practical Quotes Stir Yonkers City Scene
A Yonkers city feature blends humor and safety in public life. Hibrow laments lack of kindness while Practical notes surplus yet condensed. A safety sign urges cautious driving with a witty line about gas and speed.
Automobile overturns kills Balmortha man
A Balmortha resident, Matt Zimylake aged about 50, died when his automobile overturned on the highway while passing a Mexican vehicle and hitting loose dirt off the lake side. The Enterprise reports he was crushed as the car rolled.
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Matt Zimylake
Balmortha
Pecos River Railroad Company Sets March 4 1925 Directors Meeting
Notice announces the Pecos River Railroad Company annual stockholders meeting at the General Office in Pecos Texas on Wednesday March 4 1925 at 12 00 noon to elect a board for the ensuing year and handle other business. Directors meeting to follow immediately after the stockholders session. T H Beauchamp.
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Pecos
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