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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1939

Page

3

Pecos Tennis Club Brings Courts Back To Life In Spring Push

The Pecos Tennis Club reports faint activity as spring arrives. President Harold Tips, Jesse Bush, and Rusty Bell organized cementing and lining of two courts. Eight members have paid dues with March 1 deadline approaching. A drive to rejoin targets forty six former Pecos members. The next meeting is Monday March 6 and a city tournament is being discussed.

Pecos Harold Tips Jesse Bush Rusty Bell D. B. Wheeless R. S. Wells H. E. Tips Gene Heide Vernon Crawford Mary Ellen Chapman Bill DeRacy

Toyah Wins County Basketball Tournament

Toyah High School won the Reeves county basketball tournament then lost to a three team meet. Pecos High, favored, was hampered by an outdoor cement court and fouled off early. Pecos defeated Balmorhea early, then lost to Toyah, who earned a district bid to Fort Stockton and will face Sanderson in opening rounds.

Toyah High School Pecos High Pecos Balmorhea Lads Toyah Fort Stockton Sanderson

Prospects Brighten for Texas Farm Conservation Payments

Prospects for Texas farm income in 1939 rise to over 56 million dollars, up from January estimates, with conservation payments from the AAA to farmers under the 1938 acreage allotment program. Payments are allocated to cotton, general crops, peanuts, wheat, and rice, plus soil-building and other programs, with additional price adjustment payments expected after plantings are checked.

College Station Texas AAA George Slaughter Texas Agricultural Conservation Committee

Tennis club fights for reader support and dues

The SPORT SPARKS column urges readers to help the tennis club by collecting a $2 membership fee from former members, or risk losing access. It also salutes Pecos resident Mrs. Monroe Kerr for 18 months of sportsmanship after shedding crutches and now using a cane.

PT. Spks Pecos Monroe Kerr Kerr

Valentine parties brighten Pecos Methodist youth groups

Miss Helen Henderson hosted a Junior class Valentine party with games and decorations at her home on Monday. The Epworth League held a backward themed gathering at Harold Wise’s home with hot chocolate and wafers.

Helen Henderson Methodist Sunday School Mary Lou Walker Shirley Maggart Billie Faye Osborne Betty Jean Hart Edmund Lewis Wise Epworth League Harold Wise Margaret Louise Chatham Dorothie Humphres Frances Burchard Norma Jean Humphries Margaret Ann Walker Margaret Wooley Zylpha Hawthorne Ina Mae Burchard Eva Mae Powell Lois Cleveland Messrs Hubert Cleveland Vernon Hawthorne David Rhody Frank Burchard Gus Hopper, Jr Laird Simpson Jimmie Hale Toyah Baptist Church Aubrey Fox

Toyah Couples Tour El Paso For Business And Pleasure

Dr and Mrs Byron Lackey and Mr and Mrs William Daniel of Toyah spent the weekend in El Paso on a combined business and pleasure trip.

Byron Lackey William Daniel Toyah el Paso

Odessa couple visit with Armstrong family group

Mr and Mrs Paul Armstrong of Odessa visited here Sunday with Mr and Mrs C E Armstrong and family.

Paul Armstrong Odessa C. E. Armstrong

Christian Ladies' Aid Meets at Mrs McPherson Home

The Christian Ladies' Aid gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. McPherson's home with vice president Mrs W L Rhody presiding. A lesson and social hour followed by a plate lunch with Valentine cookies and hot chocolate concluded a successful meeting.

Christian Ladies’ Aid McPherson W. L. Rhody Valentine A. B. Burchard Ray McPherson A. J. Pierson Henry Bailey Posey Jack Burchard Fannie Gaines Toyah Boys Reeves County Balmorhea A. B. Tinnin van Horn Melvin Wise Greyhound Pecos

Japan Among World's Top Butter Exporters

Despite low domestic butter consumption Japan ranks as a major butter exporter. The country ships substantial dairy fat abroad while its people eat comparatively little butter domestically.

Japan

Three Days Cough Warns Danger Signal

An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as relief for a three days cough chest cold or bronchial irritation. It claims the remedy goes to the seat of trouble aids healing and loosens phlegm with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.

Church of Christ service schedule and invites

Jas A Fry minister announces classes at 10 A M worship at 10 45 preaching at 11 and evening service at 7 30 Mid week meeting Wednesday 7 30 Women’s Bible class Thursday 3 P M. You are cordialy invited to attend these services.

Church OF Christ Jas. A. Fry

First Baptist Church Service and Schedule

Rev W M Turner pastor leads Sunday School at 9 45 a m with morning preaching at 11 oclock and evening service at 6 p m Baptist Training Union at 7 15 p m Monday prayer meeting 7 oclock and Wednesday teachers and officers meeting at 8 oclock Sunday schedule repeated in evening preaching service text mentions church activities and times.

First Baptist Church W. M. Turner Baptist Training Union

Toyah Baptist Church Service Schedule

Rev. J. T. Griffith, pastor, leads Sunday School at 10 o clock and evening preaching at 8 15 p m Prayer meeting on Wednesdays and Baptist Training Union at 8 15 p m Preaching on the second and fourth Sundays.

Toyah

First Methodist Church Announces Sunday Services

Rev A C Douglas pastor leads church school at 10 with age group classes and capable teachers. Morning worship at 11 features special music and sermon. Epworth League meets at 6 15 with a lively program for young people. Evening worship at 7 15.

First Methodist Church A. C. Douglas Epworth League

First Christian Church Services This Sunday

Rev Oliver W Harrison presides with Sunday School at 9 45 a m led by Jo W Camp. Morning worship at 10 55 a m with a sermon by the pastor. Wranglers club at 6 30 p m followed by Evening worship at 7 45 p m.

First Christian Church Oliver W. Harrison Jo W. Camp Wranglers Club

Mind as Lesson-Sermon Theme for Christian Science Services

The February 19 lesson from Christian Science centers on Mind with citations from Bible verses such as Let this mind be in you and Be ye all of one mind. It includes Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health statements explaining the unity of Mind and the dangers of believing in many ruling minds.

Churches of Christ Scientist Mary Baker Eddy

Schedule for Rev. John W. Byrd’s church services

Rev. John W. Byrd leads morning worship at 10 with Sunday School at 11. Afternoon service at 5. Pioneer Young People at 6, Senior Young People at 7 30. Wednesday choir practice at 7 30. Worship service planned.

John W. Byrd

Church Services Ad Set With Youth Programs

The Church of the Nazarene led by Pastor F O Parr announces Sunday School at 9 45 am and preaching at 11 am with an interdenominational NYP S program at 7 pm. Junior and adult prayer meetings follow. Wednesday service at 7 30 pm. Radio broadcast on KIM Sundays 2 15 pm. Music by Mrs George Ashley and Mrs Joe Lewis.

Church OF the Nazarene F. O. Parr Joe Lewis Kim George Ashley Parr

Band Mothers Map Financial Plans

Mrs H L Holloway president of the Band Mothers Club led a board session at the high school with Band Director Wesley May and Superintendent R Henry Blackwell. They discussed financing a trip to the state band contests in Odessa or Abilene and planned two high school banquets plus a Lions district meeting banquet in April. Present were Holloway Donnell Parker Slack Correll Johnson Cowan Oglesby Boles Roy Howell May and Blackwell.

H. L. Holloway Band Mothers Club Wesley May Supt R. Henry Blackwell Odessa Abilene District Lions Holloway J. P. Donnell G. C. Parker Marion Slack John Correll Lee Johnson Marvin Cowan John Oglesby Bill Boles Roy Howell May Supt. Blackwell

Head Coaching Job Still Open at Pecos High

The Pecos high school head coach position remains open as applications arrive daily. Superintendent R Henry Blackwell says no clear candidate has emerged and no immediate decision is expected. He favors bringing the 1939-40 coach for two weeks of spring training if feasible to help fill the post. Spring plans remain tentative.

Pecos High School Hare R Henry Blackwell Blackwell

Oil City visitor with Miss Frances Titus

Barney McKaslen of Oil City spent last weekend visiting Frances Titus and other friends here.

Barney McKaslen Oil City Miss Frances Titus

Pecos Staff Attend Confab Plans Glee and Band Contests

Miss Willie C. Austin and R. S. Sullivan traveled to Monahans for a meeting to set spring activities. Glee club contests for girls boys and mixed junior senior high groups will be in Monahans April 1 as part of Region 8 Music Educators Association events. Band contests and other events will be in Odessa in April. Austin will lead Pecos junior high girls glee club of 20 to 40 students.

Willie C. Austin R. S. Sullivan Monahans Music Educators Association Region 8 Odessa Miss Austin Pecos

Local social notes mention El Paso trip and Mardi Gras plans

Mr and Mrs J B Heard Mrs Dewey Richburg and daughter Anne and Heard Reynolds spent several days in El Paso last week returning Sunday Judge and Mrs J B Woolfolk left Wednesday for New Orleans where they will attend Mardi Gras festivities and visit with relatives

J. B. Heard Dewey Richburg Anne Heard Reynolds el Paso Judge J. B. Woolfolk New Orleans

Tom King Advances At John Tarleton College

Tom King of Pecos is promoted to 1st Lieutenant in the cadet corps at John Tarleton College in Stephenville. Major James D. Bender announced the advancement citing King's drill skill military efficiency leadership and positive attitude.

Tom King Pecos John Tarleton College Stephenville James D. Bender Bender King

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