Twentieth Century Club Hosts Regular Meeting
Mrs. RH Johnson welcomed as new member at the regular meeting held Wednesday at Mrs. Max Skrauskopf’s home. Mrs. J. B. Weard spoke on American women, and Mrs. Chapman read Delafield’s Diary of a Provincial Lady. Officers elected for two years include Johnson Wilson president, Jones first vice president, Bradley senior vice president, Jackwell secretary, Robertson treasurer, Chapman parliamentarian, Robertson press reporter.
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RH. Johnson
Twentieth Century Club
Reb. S
Max
Boush Johnson Wilson
H. M. E. Jones
HL. E. Bradley
Sennor
R. H. Jackwell
Hugh Oberson
N. F. Hapman
Donald Roberson
Bible Study Next Tuesday Planned by Methodist Women
Mrs G R Lay superintendent announces the Book of Jonah will be the discussion subject at 3 30 P M next Tuesday at the church. Mrs C V Williams will teach the lesson and all men and congregants are urged to attend this opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Lay
C. V. Williams
Church
Congression
Zimmer-Roddy Manager Returns From Ford Sales Conference
Dick Roddy, manager of the Zimmer-Roddy Motor Co., returned Thursday from Houston where he attended a Ford sales conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Roddy
Zimmer-Roddy Motor Co
Houston
Ford
Fisher Family Returns Home After Visit
Mr and Mrs H A Fisher and their son left Sunday for Coleman after spending several weeks with Mr and Mrs Paul Dowling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Fisher and Son
Coleman
Paul Dowling
Misses Cowan and Ottos Visit Wink Family
Miss Myrtle Cowan and sisters Mary and Eunice Otto spent Sunday in Wink visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Otto and family.
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Myrtle Cowan
Mary
Eunice Otto
Mrs. E. H. Otto
Local Social Notes From Toyah And Nearby Areas
Mrs. Will Cowan spent last weekend in Toyah with her ill mother Mrs. A J Hart. T H Beauchamp First National cashier made a business trip to El Paso. Mrs Malcolm Majors is visiting relatives in Abilene. Mrs Joe Brocat returned Sunday from Phoenix where she has been visiting relatives.
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Will Cowan
Toyah
A. J. Hart
T. H. Beauchamp
First National
el Paso
Mrs. Malcolm Majors
Abilene
Joe Brocat
Phoenix
Arizona
Federation To Meet on Next Wednesday
The City Federation of Womens Clubs will hold its monthly meeting next Wednesday afternoon at 8:30 at the Presbyterian church. Dr Hilliard Camp the county health officer will speak on Health and there will be other features. A large attendance is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federation of Womens Clubs
Presbyterian Church
Hilliard Camp
McElroy Murder Trial Planned for April in El Paso
The Toyah rancher Bob McElroy charged with the murder of Gladys Donaldson will face trial in El Paso in April. The case was moved from Culberson County. County Attorney D. E. Mulcahy will prosecute with defense by Tom Lea, John Howard of El Paso and Henry Russell of Pecos. The state will not seek the death penalty.
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Bob McElroy
Toyah Rancher
Gladys Donaldson
Texas and Pacific Railway
el Paso
Culberson
D. E. Mulcahy
Tom Lea
John Howard
Henry Russell
Pecos
Mulcahy
West of the Pecos Promotes City and Local Tourism
A lyric promotional piece extols Pecos and nearby attractions. It highlights fishing along the Pecos River, sunshine and health, family visits, and nearby Carlsbad Caverns. It hints at Chamber of Commerce inquiries for more details and mentions Rk. T. Campbell as the author.
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City of
Pecos
Pecos River
Baby Born To Mr and Mrs Dale Sadberry
Congratulatory notice announces the birth of a baby on February 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sadberry. Grandparents Mr and Mrs H A Sanders celebrate the birth. Mr Sanders oversees Holt Drug Co and Mr Sadberry works at Radford Grocery Co. Both mother and child are reported well.
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Dale Sadberry
H. AA. Sanders
Sanders
Holt Drug Co
Sadberry
Radford Grocery Co
Winkler Oil Field Discovery Spurs Proration Talk
The WEEK'S NEWS notes the Winkler oil field was discovered five years ago. Crude prices fueled discussion of proration more than actual curtailment as money rolled in.
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Winkler
Pecos Adopts Lower Telephone Rates To Cut Costs
The Pecos telephone service offers a roughly 20 percent rate reduction for calls when the other party uses a phone on a shared line. The company acknowledges possible revenue loss but supports the move as fair and cooperative. Pecos utilities have begun voluntarily providing ways for patrons to economize.
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Pecos
Sparks
Odessa Man Buys Big Border Ranch
T G Hendrick of Odessa closed a cash deal for 15 812 acres at the eastern end of the old Arthur Mitchell ranch in Presidio county. The purchase price was 102 750 with no debt against the land. The seller Arthur Mitchell is brother to W J Mitchell president of Highland Hereford Association. Hendricks owned the sandy portion of the property.
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San Angelo
T. G. Hendrick
Odessa
Arthur Mitchell
Presidio County
A. Mitchell
Mitchell
W. 3. Mitchell
Highland Hereford Association
Hendricks
Stock Reduction and Close Out Sales Publicized
Local retailer promotes a stock reduction and close out sale urging customers to act now to save money on merchandise. Announcement emphasizes limited time offers and discounted goods across departments.
Lumber executives oppose pending Texas legislation
Walter Foxworth general manager of Foxworth Galbraith Lumber travels with Bike Simmons district manager and officials District Attorney William Kerr and Sheriff Louis Roberson. They left for Austin to oppose legislation affecting the district attorney and sheriff offices and their operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Foxworth
Foxworth-Galbraith Lumber Co
Bike Simmons
Mana
William L. Kerr
Louis Roberson
Austin
Sheriff's Office
Camps Take El Paso Trip and Women Club Plans
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Camp and Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard Camp left Monday evening for El Paso on a combined business and pleasure trip. The Monthly Business Session for Methodist women was held at the church last Tuesday afternoon. Very few were present owing to the inclement weather. Mrs. A. J. Bradley, vice president presided. It was decided to sponsor the next Brotherhood Banquet three weeks hence when Monroe Kerr, President of the organization, announces the date. Committees for that work were appointed. The women also agreed to sponsor selling Holland Magazine for the next three or four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Bradley
Monroe Kerr
Holland Magazine
Barstow Native Eulanda Miller Weds George Milner in El Paso
The Enterprise reports Miss Eulanda Miller of Barstow married George Milner of El Paso in December. The ceremony was announced February 1. Miller formerly worked as a stenographer in Jene Henry Russell's office and is visiting family in Barstow.
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Nounced
Miss Iller
Jene Henry Russell
Milner
Barstow
Citizens discuss municipal water and light systems
Utility users debate profits based on valuation and propose installing independent water and power services. Supporters urge committee backing and vow commitment. speakers include Judge Starley Tolbert Garett McLester Brack Howard Williams Byrd Morrison and others.
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J. E. Starley
Tolbert Garett
T. C. McLester
D. W 3Oozeman
Lee Bilberry
Barstow
Harry Hinkle
W. E Brack
W. F. Howard
C. V. Williams
Roy I. Biggs
Dudley Yard
John W. Byrd
Justice of the Peace
W. E. Morrison
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Washington, L. Co
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Alfred E. Smith
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Matzker
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Miami Beach
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Eulanda Miller
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