First Baptist WMS Holds Monthly Meeting
The WMS of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Barney Hubbs home for the monthly business session and missions program. Mrs. Woody Ivy presided, with Mrs. Bill Hubbs leading singing and Mrs. Ferguson and Mrs. McKinney reading the Calendar of Prayer. Troy Abell, a Hardin-Simmons student, was announced as speaker for the Senior Banquet.
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W.M.S
The
First Baptist Church
Barney Hubbs
O Zion Haste
Bill Hubbs
Bill Ferguson
M.H. McKinney
Woody Ivy
Troy Abell
Hardin Simmons
Reeves County Home Demonstration Council Meeting Report
The Reeves County Home Demonstration Council met January 17 at 2 p.m. in the County Agent office. Roll call listed ten members and one guest. Minutes noted routine business, club reports, and a T.H.D.A. skit. The program Why I Am Here highlighted church missionary work, presented by Florene Huckabee with Eloie Bewley Ona Pointer and Vera Greear. Doris Sharpley circle served refreshments. Seventy members and one guest, Mrs. Neville Sasser, attended.
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Reeves County Home Demonstration Council
Dian Reed
Goodnight
Ray
Brown
Standard
Carlson
Ryan
Sutton
Gibson
Dodd
T.H.D.A
Sam Hastley
McKinney
Carole Naylor
Florene Huckabee
Eloie Bewley
Ona Pointer
Vera Greear
Doris Sharpley
Neville Sasser
Mexican Dinner Slated Sunday
A Mexican dinner will be served by the Catholic Women’s Club of Balmorhea on Sunday, January 21, from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Balmorhea Community Center. Menu includes combination plates with drink and cake for 1.25, enchiladas 0.85, tacos 0.95, child’s plate 0.75, to go plates 1.00, coffee tea or cold drinks 0.10, home made cake 0.15.
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Catholic Women’s Club of
Balmorhea
Frazier Family Thanks for Sympathy After Loss
The Frazier Family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during the loss of Mrs. Valerie Fae Frazier.
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Valerie Fae Frazier
Frazier
Mrs Dyer Named Senior Citizen Queen in Pecos
Mrs Charles Dyer of Pecos was crowned Queen for a Day at a January 16 Barstow area covered dish dinner marking her upcoming birthday January 28. The event noted family ties to Ward County public service, and a program featured paintings and Frontier Stamps school outreach. Attendees from Pecos Barstow and Carlsbad shared birthdays, anniversaries, and hospital news.
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Barstow
Spl
Charles Dyer
Pecos
Dyer
J.J. Walker
Ward County
Ashler Lodge
Walker
Douglas Mooney
W.E. Knowles
A.W. Andrews
Monahans
John H. Wilson
Inez Dudley Rogers
Frontier
Barstow Community Club
First Christian Church
Lon Woodward
W.N. Yates
Pat Avary
E.C. McCloud
G.Q. Avary
Avary
Nan Majors
Walter Burkholder
Artie Justis
Fran Sunday
Kuykendalls Honored At Farewell Fete
A farewell party honored Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kuykendall as they move to Mississippi this week at the Leeson home Tuesday night. Calvary Baptist Church teachers aided with games and refreshments and a small gift was presented. Cokes and cookies were served to a list of attendees.
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Bill Kuykendall
Mississippi
Ed Leeson
Calvary Baptist Church
Leeson
Artie Kerr
Joyce Herod
Sharon Sydow
Bobby Leeson
Laverne Akins
Don Hero
Shoemake Hosts HD Club Meet
The Pecos Progressive Home Demonstration Club held its first meeting for the year at the home of President Mrs Hazel Shoemake on January 12. The meeting opened with a calendar monologue by Mrs Shoemake. Roll call asked how to improve club meetings and hopes for new members joining this year. Hostess served cold drinks and German chocolate cake to attendees.
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Pecos
Hazel Shoemake
Pecos Girl Harrison Graduates From McMurry College
Bobbie Jo Harrison of Pecos has earned a mid term graduation from McMurry College Abilene with a major in elementary education and a minor in history. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert E Harrison of 1301 Plum Pecos and attended Kermit High School where she joined FTA FHA pep club and student council. At McMurry she belonged to SEA and Kappa Phi.
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Bobbie Jo Harrison
Pecos
McMurry College
Miss Harrison
Abilene College
Robert E. Harrison
Plum
Kermit High School
FTA
FHA
McMurry
SEA
Kappa Phi
Evening Optimists Purchase School Bus
The Evening Optimist Club met at Saragosa Hall with President Ramon Nunez presiding. They voted to buy a bus via local high school bids for Optimist Boy Scout Troop 91 camping trips and district meetings, and planned a Feb 5 fundraising dance headlined by Sunny And The Sunliners from San Antonio.
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Saragosa Hall
Ramon Nunez
Soly
Sect
R Treas
Chel Flores
Gilbert Valencia
Orch
Texas
Sunny and
the Sunliners
San Antonio
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Joyce Jordan
Debbie Jares
Lorrie Lackey
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Terri Beth Shea
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L. Brown
Joe Hicks
Wilma McKay
Kim Dingler
First Baptist Wms
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American Board of Ophthalmology
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Hospital News
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Robbye Nell Collins
Robert Moore Stevenson
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Odessa College
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Rome, Ga
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