Presbyterian Ladies Vision Program Held In Church
A joint meeting of two Presbyterian circles met at the church on Tuesday. Mrs. J. A. Crane presided as secretary Finley read the secretary's report. The program on Foreign Missions featured speakers for Korea Japan China Brazil Africa and Mexico with introductions by J. W. Moore and others. Members present included Crane Finley Ligon Swinehart Rose Lilley Floyd Moore Correll Hicks Bowser Maley Estes Byrd Craft Cole Branom and visitor Mrs. Buck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Crane
Site
Finley
Ligon
John Correll
George Maley
M. L. Swinepart
John Lilley
Ohn Byrd
Maley
Bowser
Pogram
Swinehart
Korea
J. W. Moore
Mags. Finley
Japan
Cox
China
Lilley
Brazil
Correll
Africa
Rose
Mexico
Mimes Crane
Floyd
Moore
Hicks
C. Maley
Estes
Byrd
Craft
Coie
Cole
Miss Branom
Mrs. Buck
Pecos Chapter Na Star Exustern Order Notice
Members of Pecos Chapter Na Star Order of the Eastern Star are urged to attend the regular meeting Monday night January 14 at 7 30 o clock. Visitors welcome with Lilian Poe Young W M Duffie Parker Secretary Mrs KR Ss Johnson spent two days this week at the Kyle ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Order of the Exustern Star
Lilian Poe Young
W. M
KR. Ss. .Johnson
P T A Council Set to Meet Here Saturday
Pecos P T A executive committee met at Mrs. Marion Slack home Monday to plan the county council meeting in Pecos Saturday from 10 30 a m to 8 p m Delegates J P Donnell Glasscock and Ligon were named The council president and several members attended the Corpus Christi state convention and will join a Saturday program including panel discussion and a report on Spanish speaking work Supt R H W Blackwell will speak A luncheon is planned at noon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Parent-Teachers Association
Marion Slack
Mesdames J. PP. Donnell
Glasscock
Ligon
Irby Dyer
Woolfolk
Corpus Christi
Tamisa Moon
Ysteta
Clarene Longnecker
el Paso
Dyer
Miss Moon
Mesdames
Karl Ligon
Seyeepel
Will Glasscock
Meeting Notes From Monday Night P T A Session
The Parent Teachers Association held a regular meeting Monday night at the high school. Mrs J B Woolfolk reported on nearly 100 delegates registered and 15 district presidents were present. A county council panel discussion is planned for Saturday to cover convention features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOC
Japanese Program Held By Women Circle at Church
The Women’s Circle of the Christian church hosted its monthly tea at Miss Jim Camp’s home on January S. Mrs. Collier presided as president absent due to illness, with Mrs. Will Glass cock and other officers also unavailable. The program featured music, devotions, a talk on “Love,” a solo, and a Japanese themed program including a coast talk and questions. Twenty-seven members attended with five visitors, and the event closed with a missionary benediction and birthday wishes for Grandmother Finley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Clinton
Intkom Stewardship
J. E. Propp
Camp
Sam Prewit
Japan
Finley
Executive Meeting For Methodists Set
Mrs. Elmer Wadley president of the Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church calls an executive meeting for Tuesday afternoon at her home 3250 o'clock. She requests all department superintendents and officers attend as important matters for the first quarter of the year are to be discussed and plans formulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Wadley
Women’s Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Primitive Art Club Discusses Music and Writing
Twentieth Century Club meeting at Mer Nabers home explored primitive art and music with Miss Jessie Sue Armstrong and Mrs Nabers leading. Attendees included Mesdames Blackwell Bradley Bell Jones Michel Dean Wilson Wilson Heard Heard Cole Robertson and several Misses Arosstrong West Attendees list reflects active local participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer BR. YY
Nabers
Jessie Sue Armstrong
Mesdames R. TL Blackwell
Bradley
Clarence Bell
M. FE. Jones
Martin Michel
W W. Dean
Beulah J. Wilson
Woolfolk
Heard Reynolds
Lilly Cole
Ronald Roberson
Jessie Sue Arosstrong
Frances West
Mary Atacco
Wylie Sue Cole
Louise Deiscoe
Margarine Buchanan
Earl Blair Weds Dorothy Jackson in Pecos Ceremony
Earl Blair formerly of Pecos now of Fort Stockton married Dorothy Jackson of Clovis New Mexico in a Thursday evening ceremony at the Presbyterian church in Pecos. Blair, known locally for a jewelry business, will reside in Fort Stockton with Mrs. Ball and Miss Jackson is the daughter of her mother and Mrs. W B Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Blair
Pecos
Fort Stockton
Dorothy Jackson
Clovis N. M
Ino
Miss Jackson
Clovis
Pareness
W. B. Ball
Bach
Church of Christ to Hear Watson Preach
Rev. B. E. Watson of Level, Texas will lead morning and evening services at the local Church of Christ Sunday. He replaces Rev. A. G. Hobbs who moved to Artesian to take a pastorate. A permanent pastor has not yet been decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Watson
Be. K. Watson
Level Id
Texas
Rev. Watson
A. G. Hobbs
Public Speaking Class Banquet Held at Pecos Coffee Shop
The high school's public speaking class taught by Miss Neil Chism held its annual banquet Thursday night at the Pecos Coffee Shop. After the meal, students showcased their forensic skills during the after dinner line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Chism
Pecos
Card of Thanks from the Martin Family
The Martin family extends sincere appreciation for the courtesies and expressions of sympathy shown during the illness and death of their beloved. Mr. and Mrs. O Db. Martin, Thad Mered, and R. Thad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. O
Martin Mersd, R. Thad
Garden Club Meeting With Mrs N Fo Chapman
The Garden Club will meet with Mrs. N Fo Chapman Monday evening at 3 80 o'clock. The honor roll begins with this meeting as the club aims to see how many members reach 100 percent participation. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Fo. Chapman
Missionary couple to lead evangelistic series with Mexican population
Rev and Mrs Pearson, workers for the Baptist State Mission Board, conduct a series of evangelistic services aimed at the Mexican community in the city. They are assisting local churches and outreach programs during their visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
Baptist State Mission Board
Move To Pecos Welcomes New Residents
Meo and Mrs. Bob Carson and Robert Allen moved to Pecos this week to establish their home here. The Enterprise joins Pecos in extending a hearty welcome to these newcomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meo
Bob Carson
Robert Allen
Pecos
Luncheon Event Planned by School Committees
A school program for a luncheon at 10 o'clock will be set up by the silver and dishes committees. Miss Shaffer's economics class will help serve. The event promises an entertaining program and invites all visitors to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Shaffer
Methodist Bible Class Elects New Officers at First Methodist
The Women's Bible class at First Methodist Church met at Mrs. Monroe Kerr's home for the year’s first session. Mrs. V. Williams was re elected teacher. New officers include Vida Hedgpeth president A Lk Whalen vice president Monroe Kerr secretary A Lk Wilcox treasurer and Mrs Tena Addins official visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Monroe Kerr
V. Williams
Vida Hedspeth
A. Lk. Whelen
Mars. W. Reeder
A. Lk. Wilcox
Tena
Addins
Mesdaimes C. V. Wailliams
R. Kk. Whalen
Vida Hedgpett
Emma Boles
Scouts Free Use Of Legion Hall For Boy Scout Activities
The Abie American Legion donated use of the Legion Hall to the local Boy Scouts last Thursday. The hall may be used for meetings courts of honor and other activities free of charge. Civic and fraternal groups may use the hall with a minimal fee to cover utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Abie Urban Legion
AML
Sprains Arm Of Elmo Hays After Bicycle Fall
SPRAINS ARM Elmo Hays, son of Des and Mrs R Hays, sprained his arm Thursday afternoon from a bicycle fall. Though painful, the injury is not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Hays
Des
R. Hays
Bake Sale Slated by Methodist Children's Dept
The Methodist Sunday school children's department plans a bake sale at Pecos Mercantile Grocery next Saturday starting at 6:00. Proceeds fund tools and materials for a needed workshop. For special orders call Mrs. A. C. Bradley or Mrs. H. P. Davis. announcements will run on Pecos Mercantile sheets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Pecos Mercantile
A. C. Bradley
H. P. Davis
Former Resident Visits Mrs Henry Cox of Turlock
Former resident visits Mrs Henry Cox of Turlock California in an informal social note. The brief item highlights a local meeting or courtesy call during a community period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cox
Turlock, California
Visit Brings Massey Family Ties To Town
A visitor from the Massey family, Mrs. Cox, is remembered by local residents as one of the Massey girls who lived here twenty five years ago. She stays with twin sister Mrs. J H Happer of Big Spring and with Mrs. Mildred Massey Jones, another sister, during a three week visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Happer
Big Spring
Mrs. Rublen
Mildred Massey Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Presbyterian
Kyle Ranch
Nest Fabrics
Wadley’s Cleaners and Dyers
P.T.A. Council
Treachers
J. B. Woolfolk
Menu
A. Parker
Josephine Ailes
Holley
Scrimshire
Herbert Holloway
Alison
Biggs
Kelton, Finley
Jtecornilions
Cowie E
Youns
Bell
J. E. Craft
Williai Kerr
Roy Wilt
Verne Reeder
Callie Ross Mildred Shafer
I. Hamilton
Foethover
Stanley
Dick Powell
Josephine Hutchinson
Holly
Wood
Grand Theatre
Harlem
Anes Karlorn
Genephytiqus
Oe Powell
Josephine Thu Cinon
Jleve Tiessoms
Lis
0 Phiyers
John Vlalliday
Frank McHugh
Milliserie Gateson
Ruth Donnelly
Dorothy Kare
Allen Jenkins
Gaisvin Gordon
Pac Nck
Ae the
Hectare
Ana Toon
Senorah’s Beauty Shop
Christian Church Circle
Jim Camp
Mrs. Camp
Mrs. Collier
Ing
Artesian
N. M
A. Martin
Garden Club
Missionary Services
Firemen’s
Texas Cafe
Methodist Bible
Legion Hall
Children’s Dept
W. W. Rut
Len
Mrs. Cox
Te Massey Girls
Manahan’s
Sarah Goodwin
Miss Goodwin
Lillie Poe & CO
Our
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!