Missionary Circle Honors Mrs Finley on Birthday
The Hollebeke circle of the Methodist missionary society hosted a turkey dinner and meeting at the Finley home in honor of Mrs. George Finley birthday and also honored Mrs. A C Douglas with a miscellaneous shower. Rev Douglas and daughter Clarice and several guests attended as gifts were presented to Mrs Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollebeke
The
Methodist Missionary Society
George Finley
Finley
A. C. Douglas
Rev. Douglas
Clarice
R. L. Mitchell
W. F. Mealeo
A. E. Nolles
el Paso
Douglas
Ladies Missionary Society
C. A. Kitsos
L. A. Richards
W. W. Ruhlen
E. P. Titus
Jim Cooksey
L. A. Smith
Carey Pate
Elmer Wadley
A. G. Taggart
B. A. Oden
Emma Boles
Oram Green
W. W. Sample
C. V. Williams
Joe Hollebeke
Mary Boatright
Keen DeRacy Rites Read In Las Cruces
The marriage of Miss Melba Keen to Bill DeRacy of Pecos was solemnized Sunday afternoon in Las Cruces New Mexico by a Methodist minister with the couple unattended. After a brief wedding trip in New Mexico they returned to Pecos where Mrs DeRacy has worked at the Southwestern Bell Telephone office. DeRacy son of Mr and Mrs John DeRacy is a rancher and serves as precinct 4 constable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melba Keen
Bill DeRacy
Pecos
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Points
DeRacy
John DeRacy
Precinct 4
Mrs. W. W. Runnels Hosts Thursday Bridge Club
Mrs. W. W. Runnels hosted the Thursday morning bridge club at her home. Mrs. W. W. Dean won high score, Mrs. E. J. Cox low score, and Mrs. Tom McClure took the floating prize. Refreshments were served to eight members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Runnels
W. W. Dean
E. J. Cox
Tom’ McClure
J. E. Starley
Tom McClure
Ralph Williams
Albert Sisk
J. A. Crane
J. B. Woolfolk
Executive Board Luncheon Hosted by Baptist W M S
The Baptist W M S executive board luncheon occurred Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. T Y Casey home with co hosts including Mrs I R Titus Mrs E B Kiser and others The Valentine theme carried through decorations and menu A business session followed with reports from circles Fenton Alley named Sun Beam leader The group then joined Bible lesson at the church with Rev W M Turner present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Y. Casey
I. R. Titus
H. L. Holloway
Bill Cowden
J. P. Donnell
G. C. Parker
Kenneth Slack
W. P. Fulgin
Will Cowan
J. E. Couch
W. M. Turner
Helen Toliver
Young Women Form New Baptist Circle
The Young Woman's Circle of the Baptist W. M. A. was organized at the church Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. B. A. Toliver led the meeting with Mrs. B. H. Hubbs assisting. Mrs. Fred Carey elected temporary chair. A nominating committee was appointed to select officers for the group.
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the Baptist
B. A. Toliver
B. H. Hubbs
Fred Carey
Bob Stevenson
W. K. Campbell
L. H. Nutt, Jr
C. D. Gipson
Virgil Turnbow
O. H. Blair
Bond Bradford
Milton Wadley
Jack Plythe
Barney Hubbs
Junior Study Club Meeting Next Week
The Junior Twentieth Century Club will meet next Tuesday at 7 30 pm at Mrs J B Heard home with Miss Evelyn Heard as hostess. The meeting moves from Monday February 21 to Tuesday to feature Evelyn Oppenheimer s review of The Citadel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
J. B. Heard
Evelyn Heard
Evelyn Oppenheimer
Homemakers Study Pre School in Pecos High Class
Homemaking II B students at Pecos High School observe preschool children during a Play School activity. Participants include Nancy Sue McCree Buddy Ross Norman Boles Maurice Buckner Barbara Precht Marilea Finley Sylvia Tate Billie Colwell Joan Holloway Beverly Cathern Tommie Beauchamp and Clarice Spencer among regular class members learning to assist in child development.
Mrs J R Hayes Hosts Bridge Club Gathering
Mrs J R Hayes hosted a bridge gathering at her home on Friday for club members. High score prize went to Mrs Harrison Beauchamp and low to Mrs Jim Camp. Refreshments were served to attendees including Kyle Biggs, W W Runnels, P M Chambers, Raymon Pouncey, B C Curtis, Joe Mason, and others.
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J. R. Hayes
Harrison Beauchamp
Jim Camp
Kyle Biggs
W. W. Runnels
P. M. Chambers
Raymon Pouncey
B. C. Curtis
Joe Mason
Half the Shadows of Life from Standing in Your Own Sun Shine
Quote about self shadows and sunlight reflects on personal perception. It reads as a reflective aphorism about choosing outlook and facing inner barriers with light rather than dwelling in gloom. The source frames life as a balance between self created light and shadow.
A Person Wrapped In Himself Makes A Small Package
A brief adage notes that self absorption leads to a diminished presence and impact, using a maxim about packing and personal limits to suggest restraint and focus. The line emphasizes inner restraint over outward display.
Bedroom and property ads mix in January sale notes
Old classified items list rooms for rent, furniture for sale, a hotel room lease, and land offers in Reeves county near Pecos with addresses and contact details. Includes a 500 acre land offer with two tracts and railroad surveys, plus a brick house for sale or rent by M L Todd.
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M. L. Todd
Circle Hostess Leads Pearl Randal Circle Luncheon
Mrs. Hollis Smith hosted the Pearl Randal circle of the Methodist missionary society at a regular luncheon. Mrs. Dale Sadbury was named secretary of the auxiliary’s young women’s group. The program was led by Mrs. Sadburry and Mrs. Harry Ross in the absence of Mrs. R. Henry Blackwell. Three new members joined the group: Mrs. Gleason, Mrs. R. B. Kerbow, and Mrs. Jim Gipson, joining listed members Del Sadbury and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis Smith
Pearl Randal
Methodist Missionary Society
Dale Sadbury
Auxiliary
School Of Music To Be Established Here
Cecil Wilson of the Wilson's School of the Guitar announced he would move to Pecos from Balmorhea to open a studio offering guitar ukelele tenor banjo tenor guitar and Hawaiian guitar lessons. The program includes 30 beginner and 20 advanced classes and a KIU radio program featuring a student and Wilson.
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Cecil Wilson
The
Wilson’s School of the Guitar
Pecos
Balmorhea
Wilson
Kiu
Pecos Tennis Club To Hold First Meeting Tuesday Evening
The rejuvenated Pecos Tennis Club will meet next Tuesday at 7 30 in the Christian Church annex to elect officers and discuss business. Thirty five members currently belong with dues of 2 dollars per year directed to upkeep. Plans for future tournaments and governing rules will be set at the meeting. Glacier National Park is noted among numerous dude ranch destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Christian Church
Tech Mines Football Game Moved to Odessa
The Texas Tech Red Raiders will play the College of Mines on Fly Field in Odessa on Saturday October 22. Coach Mack Saxon of Mines secured approval from Tech coach Pete Cawthorn to transfer the game from El Paso. The Ector County school board and Odessa athletic council will underwrite the game and fund 2000 additional permanent seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Tech Red Raiders
College of Mines
Odessa
Mack Saxon
Pete Cawthorn
Tech
el Paso
Ector County School Board
The
Odessa Athletic Council
Ensign designs credited to noted English painters
A survey notes that many of England's ensigns owe their design to prominent painters, reflecting cross discipline artistry. The article highlights names of artists whose work shaped naval and heraldic banners across eras.
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England
Poverty mindset described as a habitual way of thinking
The statement reframes poverty as a mental habit rather than a fixed state, suggesting that mindset influences financial outcomes and daily behavior. It emphasizes cognitive patterns that sustain poverty and invites reflection on beliefs shaping economic life.
Circle Meeting Names New Missionary Legend Monte McFadden
Twenty members of the Douglas circle of the Methodist missionary society gathered Tuesday for a luncheon at Mrs. A. C. Douglas home. An engaging program and a brief business session followed, during which the circle was renamed Monte McFadden in honor of the Brazil missionary from the New Mexico Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Circle
The
Methodist Missionary Society
A. C. Douglas
Monte McFadden
Brazil
New Mexico
Wild asparagus feeds cattle on Russia steppes
The abundant wild asparagus on the Russian steppes is consumed by cattle as a forage item, treating it as grass in grazing practices.
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Russia
Dallas Visitor Impressed During Pecos Business Visit
W. H. Irby of Dallas, supervisor for the Ben Franklin Store organization, traveled to Pecos for a three day business visit. It was his first trip to the area and he expressed favorable impressions of the donations and prospects here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Irby
Dallas
Ben Franklin
Pecos
Mr. Irby
Pittsburgh Auto Paints and Enamels Ad
Local shop promotes auto paints and enamels with a call to visit for supplies and finishes. Includes emphasis on color options and finishing products for vehicles in need of repainting.
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Missionary Circle
New Baptist Circle
Stoop
Nagel Lumber Co
Sewall
Bridge
J. H. Wilhite
West Fifth
D. P. Jones
Octavia
Texas
T&p RR. Co
Reeves County
Tex
H&gn RR. Co
Sally
Long Beach
Calif
Trimmin
Featuring
Main
Highway 80
E .M. Little
Pecos Tennis Club
Glacier National Park
Galbraith
Circle
George
George Washington
Actio
Pecos, Texas
Pittsburgh
Pryor Auto Supply
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