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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1934
Page
5
The local Chapter of the Eastern Star will hold a stated meeting next Monday at 7 30 P M in the Masonic Hall. After routine business, Mrs Beulah J Wilson the Worthy Matron will preside as Lincoln Program speakers include Mrs Virgie Fulgin Miss Wylie Sue Cole and H P Davis with musical interludes by Mrs Fern H Correll and accompanist Mrs Mabel Easterbrook. Visitors invited.
Mrs John J manager of the ready to department at the Sisk Dry Goods says navy is the predominant color in spring styles at Dallas shows. Plaids and stripes are popular with linen and seersucker fabrics favored. Accessories lean toward cloth purses and organza or mesh gloves with jewelry set to rise in evening wear.
The Pecos PTA met in regular session this afternoon at Pecos High School. Mrs Irby of Barstow, district president, spoke about the recent state conference of the Parent Teachers Association. Alice Fitzgerald performed a piano solo while A V Lindsay accompanied.
The Garden club plans a Monday meeting at 3 50 PM at Mrs Elmer Wadley home. Mrs L W Anderson will speak on Back To Spring And The Garden and Mrs H P Davis will read the monthly spring planting letter. Members urged to attend for an instructive session.
Mr and Mrs Jack McCutcheon of Pecos announce the arrival of a baby daughter weighing 7.38 pounds born Saturday. The couple names her Jacquelyn and report mother and child are thriving as The Enterprise extends its congratulations.
A varied group of American and Mexican songs performed by students from the Mexican school featured the Toyah Parent-Teacher Association meeting on February first in the high school auditorium. Talks by Mrs. A A McCleskey and Mrs. Jim Humphries followed the music, focusing on children's book selections and humane education.
Mrs Tray Humphreys will lead the Founders Day program at Toyeh Friday evening at eight. The event includes a play The spirit of Founders Day and several musical numbers.
The Baptist Women's Missionary Union hosts a silver tea Tuesday at Mrs. W. F. Ross home to aid ministerial relief. The Torah Women's Missionary Society and Pecos WMU members are invited to attend and help entertain.
A large group of Pecos ladies served as delegates at the Worker's Council of the Baptist Church meeting in Monahans on Tuesday. Seventeen Pecos members attended and mingled with many workers from the region.
Mrs Scott joined the west circle of the Baptist Women's Missionary Union at a Tuesday gathering hosted by Mrs H U H Johnson. The group completed their study of the book In The Land of The Southern Cross during the session.
Methodist women will meet at the Church Tuesday at 3 30 P M for a mission study. Mrs Carlton R Wade superintendent of Study has selected a new book Eastern Women Today and Tomorrow. Mrs W W Runnels will lead the program and a large attendance is urged. The New Mexico Conference of the Missionary Society meets second week in April at Roswell New Mexico. Mrs J H Walker President of the Conference invites Memorial Service for Mrs Ben Randalls who died December 10 1933.
A worldwide call to prayer for peace invites all denominations to unite at Pecos Methodist Church at 7:15 PM on February 16. The event features an unusual program and welcomes all who will attend.
Whip the cream until stiff then beat in the other ingredients gradually. Mix Horseradish sauce ingredients: heavy cream cup, vinegar two tablespoons, salt 1/14 teaspoon, grated horseradish. Serve with paprika or a pinch of cayenne. Safeway Stores Homemax.
Reeves and Loving county P T A members plan an all day meeting in Toyah on February 24 with speeches by Mrs Irby Dyer Barstow president of the 15th district and Mrs M L Swinehart missionary from Korea. luncheon speakers include Mrs Bowie El Paso and Mrs J B Woolfolk county council president.
The Junior Twentieth Century Club voted in Mrs. D. H Armstrong Mrs. Raymond Baggent and Miss Lou Ella Smith at a meeting hosted by Helen McKellar. After business, Mrs. Gilbert Murray summarized the book Jennie Gerhart and a refeshment plate was served.
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