Religious Services Plans and Schedules
Religious services listed for Joe B Scrimshire minister include morning and evening worship at 11:00 and 7:50 with Sunday school at 9:45 and midweek service on Wednesday. Next Sunday sermon topics are The Assets of the Christian as He Begins the New Year and The Foolishness of Adam and Eve. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper to be administered. Presbyterian services noted with John W Byrd pastor and Reverend L de Bruyere. Mass schedules listed for multiple churches in Pecos Toyah Santa Rosa Barstow Wink and surrounding areas.
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John W. Byrd
Bible Study and Service Schedule
The notice lists worship times including Bible study at 10.00 a.m. preaching at 11.00 a.m. evening service at 5.30 p.m. mid week service on Wednesday at 7.30 p.m. and a Ladies' Bible class on Thursday at 5.80 p.m.
Christian Science Services and Testimonial Meetings Schedule
Christian Science services held each Sunday at 11 A M. Wednesday evening Testimonial meetings are held the first Wednesday in each month at 8 P M. at the Carnegie Library located at 4th and Cypress streets.
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Christian Science
Carnegie Library
Church Notices At First Christian Church
A. G. Abbott, Pastor, leads Bible School at 10:00 A.M. Christian Endeavor at 6:50 P.M. Evening Service at 7:30 P.M. Woman's Council Tuesday 5:50 P.M. Midweek Bible Study Wednesday 7:50 P.M. Choir Practice Thursday 7:50 P.M.
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Woman's Council
Assembly of God Church Service Times
H A Baird pastor announces Sunday schedule with Sunday School at 9 45 morning worship at 11 and evening service at 7 45 for the Assembly of God Church.
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Assembly OF God Church
H. A. Baird
West impressions on a new audience show visit
A speaker envisions a future television appearance before hundreds. The aim is to leave a favorable impression of the West beyond sand dirt wind and salt cedars, reaching a broad audience over the next two years.
County urged to fund Pecos courthouse with new federal building
The county resolves to promote a new Pecos courthouse. The coming federal building will appear within months, highlighting the contrast with Reeves county’s existing facilities. Reeves county can afford a new courthouse and, in fact, cannot afford to be without one.
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Pecos
Reeves County
Trans-Pecos Cattlemen Hope For Prosperity In 1935
The message expresses wishes for steady rainfall across the west weeks to improve ranges for livestock, believing cattlemen would gain a sounder footing for eventual prosperity. It also extends wishes for prosperity wealth wisdom and happiness to every person in the trans-Pecos region during 1935.
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Pate
trans-Pecos
Community Public Service Company forms after Texas Louisiana Power reorganization
In Fort Worth trustees select temporary officers and a board for the new Community Public Service Company, successor to Texas Louisiana Power, following a court approved reorganization. James C. Wilson ordered transfer of assets from the bankruptcy trustee Wiley F. Carl. operation began December 31. The new board includes Bennett L. Smith Noel Parsons and W Z Leatherwood with directors Frye Clifford and Beneci. The company plans a 2 1 million first mortgage bond issue and will issue common stock to creditors and a customer stockholder class. The aim is to maintain current facilities and service levels for consumers.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Texas-Louisiana Power Company
James Wilson
United States District Court
Northern
District of
Fencing
Kori Worth
Newton P. Frye
Chicas
George Clifford
New York
R. L. Bowen
Vicw
Bennett L. Smith
Noel RR. Parsons
Treasuer
W. Z. Leatherwood
Assistat
Bencini
Frye
Clifford
Feder
James C. Wilson
Wiley F. Carl
Community Public Service Company
The
Community Public Service Conmypauiy
Comings and Goings From Wink and Nearby Areas
Local residents report visits and returns from Wink and surrounding towns. Jack Shisler transacted business Monday, Clarence Loring returned to the Enterprise office after appendicitis recovery, and families including the Thomases, Beckhams, Jamies, Cheuans, and Moores shared holidays with relatives in Texas and at the Cornell reunion circuit.
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Clarence Loring
Linotype
Enterprise Office
Christmas Dinner at Cowan Home Brings Local Friends Together
A Christmas Day reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Will Cowan drew guests including Uf Fisher and family from Clovis New Mexico Paul Dowling and daughter Mrs A J Hart and Lace Hart from Tovah M J Hart and children from El Paso J nt Moran Barney Hubbs and son Billy Hert Clarence Mowat and Mrs J T Hubbs.
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Will Cowan
Uf. A. Fisher
Clovis
N.M
Paul Dowling
A. J. Hart
Lace Hart
Tovah
Mr. and
Mrs
Marriage and divorce trends in the county 1934
The county clerk reports high divorce ratios in some areas yet much lower than Texas averages. In the past year weddings reached forty couples with fifty white and twenty four Mexican unions, while five marriages ended in dissolution. Among the divorces, fifteen occurred with Mexican individuals only one case.
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State of
Texas
Building Boom Promised as 1934 Echoes Local Construction
City records show a slow year for Pecos with few building permits issued in 1934. The largest project was remodeling the Canran building by L Ed Patterson, plus a new church, garage, business house and homes. City Secretary Lusterbrook predicts a coming building rush and hopeful totals under 20000 in spending.
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Pecos
Red Bluff
Pfederel
Canran
L. Ed. Patterson
Couch Moved to Camp Sanitarium in Serious Condition
R. N. Couch prominent landowner and farmer was moved this week from his residence to Camp sanitarium for treatment. His condition is described as very serious.
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R. N. Couch
Camp Sanitarium
Local Residents Attend Fort Worth Community Gathering
Unclear text fragment mentions Fort Worth and Mrs Lewis amid scattered notes about a nurse, a host week, and home relocation. Details remaining unreadable.
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Net
Fort Worth
Improvements at the Blue Bonnet Café in 1935
The Blue Bonnet Café under owner Chris Kitsos and Arthur Li has upgraded with new stools and leather seats, modernized the kitchen, and added private booths. The restaurant remains a bright spot in Dey and is expected to see further growth in the coming year.
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Blue Bonnet Cafe
Chris Kitsos
Arthur Li
Sehunkiin Plays Red Bluff Star in Pecos Stop
Sehunkiin, who appears with Red Bluff, visits Pecos after spending Christmas Day in Fort Worth, adding a local stop to his tour.
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JW. Sehunkiin
Red Bluff
Pecos
Fort Worth
Sullivan Daughters Visit as New Year Returns
Mrs Vernon I Sullivan and daughters visited My, Georgie Sullivan Sunday and returned them to spend New Year's in use.
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Vernon I. Sullivan
Soal
Georgie Sullivan
Mr. Sullivan
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