Fx-Students' Dance And Banquet Held
The Vecos high school class of 1930 held their fifth annual reunion banquet Sunday night at the Brandon Coffee Shop. Fifteen guests dined on chicken and swapped tales of bygone school days. Participants included Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Eady, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Boatright, Mrs. Horace Woodruff, Mrs. pump Beckham, Misses Lois Wicker Georgia Johnson Ida Stool Ava Chapman Marr Ward and Messrs Perry Colwell Ves ey Hart Hugh Wigley Mer vin Whalen. Afterward the group went to Miss Gertrude Bell's home for further entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vecos High School
Brandon
A. D. Eady
Burton Boatright
Horace Woodruff
Pump” Beckham
Lois Wicker
Georgia Johnson
Ida Stool
Ava Chapman
Marr Ward
Perry Colwell
Vesey Hart
Hugh Wigley
Mervin Whalen
Annual Alumni Ball at Pecos High School
The fourth annual Alumni Ball was held Thursday night in the Pecos high school auditorium. About 1100 couples attended the dance, with Sleepy Time Band of Alpine providing music. The organizing committee donated a large sum to the athletic fund for Rotary field improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecas High School
Alpine
Episcopal Church Services at St Mark's
Rev Hall Pierce will lead services at St Mark's church this Sunday. Sunday School begins at 5 PM followed by Evening Prayer and Sermon at 6:30 PM. A cordial welcome extended to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s Church
Peecas
Mrs Kyle Hosts Young Friends in Loving County
Mrs Sid Kyle entertained a group of young friends at her ruehle home in Loving County during the Christmas holiday season. Guests included Miss Mary Katherine Toliver Miss Jessie Sue Armstrong and Miss Eva Richburgh who returned to the city on New Year s Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Kyle. Sr
Ruehle
Loving County
Merrixs Wolf Visits Pecos Brother in Texas
A crowded social page notes Merrixs Wolf of Cisco visiting Jesept Wolf of Pecos for a few days, with both brothers and many relatives spending Christmas in Eastland and Pecos. Several local residents are listed visiting family, attending events, or returning home after holidays across Reeves and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrixs Wolf
Cisco
Jesept Wolf
Pecos
Mrs. Wolf
Eastland
Methodist Women Review Year Work in January Session
The Women's Missionary Society met on December 31 with Mrs Heard Reynolds presiding. Mrs Albert Sisk led devotional on Be Still and Know That I Am God, recounting 1934 successes and 1935 plans. Reports highlighted Duffield Scholar recipient in Mexico and local finances. a new member was welcomed. A Colonial Silver Tea is planned for February 22 at the church parsonage to boost city and missionary efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womrn’s Missionary Society
Heard Reynolds
Albert Sisk
God
Tote. Beanehamp at the World National Bank cashier
Word fragments describe Beanehamp, a cashier at a national bank, in a fragmented business notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beanehamp
Wor¢ National Bank
Carter family relocation and travels noted in column
The text records Carter and daughter moving to Pecos from Anamosa and taking residence at Raiw ater apartments. Mr Carter works at the Texspenn commissary in Red Bluff. Dr Alberti Muller of Belrose Long Island and his wife and daughter left Texas after visiting Carlsbad Caverns El Paso Juarez and Red Bluff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aies
Carter
Daughter
Pecos
Anamosa
Raiw
Ater Apartments
Mr. Carter
Texspenn Commissary
Red Bluff
Alberti Muller
Belrose
Long Island
New York
Texas
Carlsbad Caverns
el Paso
Juarez
Jor. Mutler
P. T. A. Officers Entertain Teachers
Pecos P T A executive officers held a buffet supper for teachers at Mrs. Marion Slack home on December 20. The decorated setting featured red candles dim lights and a Christmas tree. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Vers Mr. Blackwell Mr. and Mrs. Withers and many other local residents. Hosts were Mrs Slack Mrs Toliver Mrs Lee Johnson Mrs Holloway and Mrs Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mrs Laird Ailes Hosts First Birthday Dinner
Mrs Laird Ailes entertained on Sunday for the first birthday of her daughter Peery Laird. Guests included Mrs BK Van Horn, Gaze Van Herm, W B Gould and daughters Mary Ruth and Catherine Arrena, Betty Jo and Doris Ailes joined for games in the afternoon.
Great Grandmothers Feature Party Here
Two great grandmothers were honored at a New Year’s Day party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ross. Honorees were Mrs. J. M Wilbur of Manchester Kans and Mrs. Anna M. Davis of Bal morhea. Attending were two grandmothers Mrs. Fred Stroud of Buil morhea and Mrs. J. F. Ross of Pecos, plus great uncle O. F. Woot of Pecos and Betsy and Margaret Ross of Pecos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ross
J. M Wilbur
Manchester
Kans
Anna M. Davis
Balmerhea
Waso
Fred Stroud
Builmorhea
J. F. Ross
Pecos
Betsy and
Margaret Ross
Celebrate Wedding First Birthday Anniversary Party
An anniversary party marked the first wedding anniversary of Mer.ad stex J. S. Wood and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Woredt hosted the December 27 event. Guests included Mr and Mrs. Joe Roy Smith, Mr and Mrs. Claude Bayless, Mr and Mrs. OO Caywood, of Wichita Falls, Mr and Mrs. Claude Anthony, Mr and Mrs. Glen Week, and Everett Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
J. S. Wood
Louis Woredt
Wood
Joe Roy Smith
Claude Bayless
OO Caywood
Wichita Falls
Claude
Anthony. Afr
Glen Week
Everett Wood
Pecos Friends Ray Lewis Express New Year Homesickness
Mr and Mrs Ray Lewis write from Lubbock expressing homesickness for Pecos and asking to be remembered at New Year by their many Pecos friends. Mr Lewis manages a large variety store in Lubbock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Lewis
Lubbock
Pecos
New Year's
Mr. Lewis
Morris Collie Weds Marie Hill of Midland
B. B. Colwell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Colwell, from Hamlin drove 246 miles in four hours in his V8 Ford to join Christmas dinner in Pecos. It was his first Christmas visit in 21 years, delighting friends and relatives who welcomed him back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
New Years Eve Party At Bell Home
A New Years Eve party was given Monday night at the home of Birdie and Jesse Bell. Guests danced and played games before refreshments. A large number of friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdie
Jesse Bell
Midland Nuptials Tie Hill Collie in Christmas Ceremony
Miss Marie Hill daughter of Mr and Mrs Jr K K Hill of Midland and Morris W Collie Jr son of Mr and Mrs oo W Collie of Pecos were married Sunday December 25 at 10 30 am in Midland in a home ceremony. Rev Winston E F Bormin officiated with a simple ring ceremony. Guests included out of town relatives and friends from Pecos El Paso and Midland. The bride a rust wool suit wore gardenia corsage. The groom worked with the Texas highway department and plans to reside in Balmorhea. After vows the couple took a wedding trip to El Paso and will make their home in Balmorhea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Winston EF. Bormin
And
Moers
Morris W. Collie Sr
Bill Collie
Bob Collie
Pecos
Vernon Ifill
Berry
Roweh
el Paso
Finleys Entertain Friends At Seasonal Dinner
G B Finley hosted a Saturday evening dinner for Rev and Mrs Joe Scrimpshire and son James Norton Mrs C V Williams and Charlees Williams Mrs R S Johnson and Mrs Beulah J Wilson were among the guests. A poinsettia center piece accented the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe B. Scrimpshire
James
Colonial Silver Tea at Parsonage February 22
Methodist women invite all friends to a Colonial Silver Tea at the parsonage on February 22 featuring a social and church function.
Mrs Runnels Hosts Honors For San Francisco Guests
Mrs Runnels entertained on December 25 at her home in honor of Mr and Mrs Henry Wood of San Francisco along with Mr and Mrs O O Wood of Pecos Mr and Mrs Oram Green and Mr and Mrs Tom McClore as guests. The Enterprise joins many friends in offering congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Henry Wood
San Francisco
OvLipet
O. O. Wood
Pecos
Oram Green
Tom MceClore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gertrude Bell
Athletic Fund
Episcopal Church
Hall Pierce
PP. M
Mrs. Kyle
Mary Katherine
Toliver
Jessie Sue Arm
Strong
Eva Richburrg
Vanahan
Ad Carter
Oswald
BATH
Mom
Seiberling
Seiberlings
Holsey & Joe’s Tire Store
Tires Saai
Isco
Mro
Mr. A 4 Stadler
Waaublachie, Texas
Ceorge Ross
Lele
Golda Wilhite
Hed Bluff
Gilbert Wilhite
Sla
Com
J. H. Wilhite
Cos
Mee
Arthur Schmidt
Moonhai
Ben Randall
Mentene
Mess Tripp
Vita Wassen
Snyder
Mr. and
Mire A
van Hern
el Taso
Abs
Wim. Rossiman and Son
Lubineck
Mises
Catherine
Sue Arm
Mary Catherine Oliver
Diva Riehburg
Threifal
Texapean Commissary
Bert Muller
Reeves County
George P Duncan
Stud
Caywood
Helen
Louis Weed
Caywoods
Westey Hart
Raymund Pouncey “Puesday
Winnie Mae
Pace
Deca
George Rainer
Pittsburgh
Isteve
Rainer
Ore Claph. Rilew and Hall Equip En. Co. of
Chicago
Mrs
Elmer Campbell of
van Liorn
Rela
King Green
A. and
M. Cobllere
Ammrs. Rutledge Isacks
Ll. M. Wilbur
Manches
Kansas
Harriett Ross
Harrys
W. K. Campbell
Ranger
W. A. Hammett
Maxine Murdock
Allaquerque
N. Mi
Lillie Poe
Callie Ress
Ozona
Sie
Methodist Women Review
A. Trio
Vida Pruett Hedgpeth
Henry Blackwell
Mes
Bes Stephens
Wadley
Duffie Collier
McDoonell Institue
Pyurange
Mexico
Blackwell
Mary R. Boatright
K. L. Spivey
Artesia
Welmen
Ans
Pearl Biaucnis
I. S. Klinger
Executi Board
The
Parent-Teachers Association
Marion Slack
R. H. Blackwel
Af.p
Withers
Badley
H. C. MenNew
Lilly Cole
Seely
Misses Shafer
Msmith
Armstrong Tobiscop
Wicker
Cole Granam
Robey
Chisam
Grimes
Ross
Buchanan
West
Kee
Mrs. Slack
Lee Johnse T
Holloway
Russell
Morris Collie
Marie Hill
B. B. Colwell
Hamlin
Hone
Bell
Balmorhea
KK. Hill
Morris W
Collie Ja
Mrs. Oo
W. Collie
Gvroom
Pecos Schools
Texas A. and
M. College
State
Balmorhean
Vota Vita
Vita Vita
Polk
First Baptist Church
Santa Claus
P. Bryan
Guy 2
Walker
Bk. H. Ratliff
Mesdames
John Horn
Sun Shaw
Buddy Witherson
Joh Wadley
L. E. Polk
Flake Young
Pinkney Black
Floyd Adcock
A. ‘Oliver
Johnnie Phutchinson
N. Martin
Bond Bradford
George
G. B. Finleys Entertain
George B. Finley
Mrs. Runnels
W. W. Runnels
Enterprise
Mass
Mary
Pecos City Bakery
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