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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1935
Page
5
Mrs J A Buck a former Pecos resident was honored with a series of social events over ten days. She visited Judge and Mrs J A Crane and attended multiple entertainments hosted by Mrs Jane, Mrs E J Weyer, Judge and Mrs J E B Starley, and Mrs W W Runnels. Mr and Mrs Buck and their children reside in Wichita Falls.
The Junior Twentieth Century Study Club gathered Monday night at Mrs. Bill Collie’s home. President led the meeting with parliamentary duty, Mrs. Norman Fisenwine spoke on Mode Club Procedure, and members discussed Texas law.
A large crowd from multiple schools attended the Reeves-Loving county council meeting of the Grent-Penachers' Association at the high school on Saturday. State convention talks, panel discussions, and plans for extending the council to Spanish-speaking associations were highlighted by remarks from Judge J. R. Woolfolk and Mrs. Marion Slack.
Mrs. Carpendina Finley mother of C O Finley of Pecos marked her 61st birthday with friends in Pecos. The Christian church honored her at Sunday services with a bouquet from Rev A G Abbott and a home gathering hosted by Mrs. Jom Cameo.
Miss Louisa Moon, aiding Reeves Loving county council, visited Pecos and Reeves county for extension work and helped form a Spanish Speaking Parent Teachers association in Pecos. She speaks Spanish fluently and has aided district leaders. Friday evening January 11 she organized the group with Mrs. J B Woolfolk hosting and Mrs. Ahrenee Leongnecker as guest.
Mrs. McIntyre opened a beauty shop at McKee Camp this week offering permanent waves and treatments. She has led beauty ventures across Texas and brings wide experience to the new store. The event was part of a larger meeting where Excelcirt Spo Tech notes steady growth in local groups. luncheon featured talks by Supts Crouch and direct of Mentone, plus performances by local women and students.
Pecos chapter No. 51 OES held a lively stated meeting with Worthy Matron Mrs. Lillian Po Young and Worthy Patron H P Davis presiding. New member Mrs. Bessie Bickley of Caturden City chapter welcomed. School of Instruction to be held late March with Barstow and Monahans chapters assisting. Certificates of Proficiency presented to several members by Mr. Davis from the Grand Examining Board. Deputy Grand Matron Mrs. Olah T B Jenson to visit February 11. Positive health news from members Leota Beauchamp Sharp of Paris and Olive Ramage of Long Beach. Visitors from Grand Jurisdiction noted.
Powder Puff Beauty Shop opens this week above Hinkle Drug with Mrs. Vera Hutchins and Ownits Moreland as staff. The shop offers permanents manicures facials and other beauty services with introductory prices aimed at Pecas ladies.
On Friday January 18, Mr and Mrs A R Hinkle Sr mark 65 years of marriage. Mrs Hinkle remains at home here convalescing while Mr Hinkle lives in Tennessee. Their son Ott and grandson Harry will join other family and friends in honoring the milestone.
The Vota Vita Sunday School class of the Baptist church met at the home of Mrs. W R Pressar on Friday night. A brief business meeting preceded social activities and plans to host a Valentine party and honor mothers of members in March. Group captains Mrs. Bond Bradford and Mrs. J Kin cannon led the session with games and refreshments for many listed members and guests.
The Junior 20th Century Study Club held a hay ride and picnic at Roberson swimming hole on Wednesday night. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Norman Eisenwine, Mr and Mrs Gilbert Murray, Mr and Mrs Harrison Beanchamp, Mr and Mrs Horace Woodruff, Mr and Mrs Joe Roy Smith, Mr and Mrs W K Koonee, and numerous Misses and Masters named in attendance.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the local Methodist church plans its January monthly tea next Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Rubblen. Co hosts include Mmes Heard Reynolds and Richburg.
The Pecosarent Teachers Association thanks all who assisted with the county council meeting held last Saturday at the high school. Special thanks are given to Mrs Lucy Lindsay and the ladies who helped serve the luncheon.
The relatives express sincere appreciation to friends for the floral offerings. Jack May recovered from a two day flu attack and returned to his post at the Pecos Mercantile Co. on Thursday.
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