Miss Cathryn Douglas Honored At Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Cathryn Douglas guest of honor at a Monday shower hosted by Mrs. Albert Sisk and co hosts. She will wed Dr. Glenn Stone of Monday Texas next Saturday January 9. Family noted no town wedding invitations. Guests enjoyed games readings and gifts with a light ice cream cake refreshment.
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Cathryn Douglas
Albert Sisk
Douglas
Glenn Stone
Texas
A. c. Douglas
R. Henry Blackwell
J. Roy Spence
Aileen Love
Bill Ross
Edgar A. Guest
Grace Nell Crowell
C. R. Ailes
Adlerika Advertisement Claims Quick Gas Relief
A Sanders Drug Store ad touts Adlerika as a remedy for gas causing chest pressure. It promises one dose relieves stomach gas and cleanses both upper and lower bowels.
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Adlerika
Sanders Drug Store
Tennis Surges as England Sees Over Three Million Players
A report notes tennis is England's most popular sport with more than 3 million people playing. The statistic highlights widespread participation and growing interest in the game across the country.
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England
Methodist Youth Rally Planned in Pecos
The Rev. Joe B. Scrimshire of El Paso announced a Pecos youth rally tied to the national Methodist Youth Crusade to begin January 31. Dallas pastor Dr. Marshall T. Steel will speak at the Pecos event, expected to draw youths from about 20 area churches at the local Methodist church. The crusade aims to involve over a million young people nationwide with over 200 speakers delivering rallies in central points. Pecos was chosen as the regional rally site.
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Joe B. Scrimshire
el Paso
Pecos
Marshall T. Steel
Highland Park Methodist Church
Dallas
Methodist Church
Scrimshire
Recent Bride Feted At Shower In Nabers Home
Mrs. Ralph C. Holmes a recent bride was guest of honor at a Thursday shower hosted by Mrs. Clyde Bennett and assisted by Miss Ouida Hendon in the Nabers home. Forty guests attended as Mrs. Holmes received many gifts for herself and her apartment. Before marriage in December she was Miss Myrtle Crum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Crum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph C. Holmes
R. V. Nabers
Clyde Bennett
Ouida Hendon
Barstow businessman Charlie Miller visits Pecos this week
Charlie Miller of Barstow traveled to Pecos for a business visit this week, engaging with local firms and exploring potential collaborations.
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Charlie Miller
Barstow
Pecos
Reverend Harrison Reviews Slatterly Novel Before City Club
Rev. Oliver Harrison, pastor, delivered a review of Margaret Slatterly's Thy Kingdom Come But Not Now to a large gathering of City Federation of Women's Clubs members. The review depicted Boston slums and aristocratic indifference, with Mrs. J. W. Brooks presiding. Club business followed, including officer changes: Mrs. Harold McNew resigned as second vice president and program chairman, Mrs. Harry Pryor moved up, and Mrs. Hilliard Camp was named to fill the term.
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Oliver Harrison
Margaret Slatterly
City Federation of Women's Clubs
J. W. Brooks
Federation
Rev. Harrison
Harold McNew
Harry Pryor
Brooks
Hilliard Camp
United Dry Goods Executives Visit Pecos
N B Krupp and George Bloomberg of El Paso presidents of United Dry Goods Co visited Pecos this week. They conferred with local United manager Bill Turpin about increasing Pecos store stock for a strong 1939 business year.
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N. B. Krupp
George Bloomberg
el Paso
The
United Dry Goods Co
Pecos
Bill Turpin
United
Delegates From Seventeen Towns Attend Meeting
The Worker's Conference of the Pecos Valley Association met at the First Baptist Church with over 200 delegates from 17 towns. Morning talks covered church leadership and renewal, followed by a Mexican dinner and two afternoon reports and a sermon on souls and revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Fulmer
Alpine
J. A. Kidd
Leon Frazier
Monahans
S. F. Marsh
Fort Stockton
Pentecost
Clyde Childers
Ozona
Pecos
Toyah
Barstow
Pyote
Penwell
Wink
Kermit
Abilene
Sanderson
McCamey
Crane
Royalty
Iraan
Wickett
Grandfalls
First Methodist Missionary Tea Of Year At Wilcox Home
The monthly Methodist missionary tea was hosted at Mrs. Roy Wilcox's home with leaders including Mrs. J. H. Bonarden guiding the program and Mrs. Elmer Wadley new president outlining aims for the year. Music was provided by pianist Heard Reynolds as members listed include Elmer Wadley Hugh Valliant Lena Stephen Emma Boles and many others.
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Emma C. Boles
Lewis Thomas
B. A. Oden
Heard Reynolds
Edwin Finley
Hollis Smith
Roy Holloway
W. A. Hendrick
Leslie F. Bevill
Bill Ross, Jr
R. C. Rumbaugh
Elmer Wadley
J. F
Ben F. Mabe
J. E. Couch
C. D. Ailes
George Ross
Albert Sisk
R. Henry Blackwell
J. Roy Spence
Louise Johnson
Mary Sanders
Armenia Ragsdale
Mary Katherine Toliver
Evelyn Heard
Nancy Jones
Dean McCall
Betty Bassett
Warren Collings
Sara Ann Goodwin
Willie C. Austin
May Jar
Wilcox Home
Hugh Valliant
Roy Wilcox
J. H. Bonarden
Tena Adams
W. W. Runnels
Lena Stephen
Emma Boles
Max Krauskopf
J. C. Hollebeke
W. A. Hendricks
A. C. Connell
W. W. Sample
Dale Sadberry
Tom Freize
J. T. McMahan
Auxiliary Studies Evangelism Method at Presbyterian Church
The Woman's Auxiliary met for Personal Evangelism study and Bible study on Philippians using The Radiant Heart. Led by Mrs. Milford Howard, plans were set for a church school of missions nightly January 30 to February 3. Attendees included Mrs. Swineheart, Mrs. Eddins, Mrs. Pruett Jr., and others.
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Woman's Auxiliary
The
Presbyterian Church
Philippians
Costen J. Harrell
Milford Howard
Church School of Missions
M. L. Swineheart
Carl Eddins
T. B. Pruett, Jr
Dave Wood Bozeman
Harold Tips
John Lilley
J. A. Crane
Maggie Rose
John Byrd
John Correll
John Wallace
Ken Bowser
George Maley
Ragsdale Attends Hicks Rubber Co Meeting
W. W. Ragsdale of Ragsdale Service Station attended Hicks Rubber Co dealers meeting in Big Spring last week. The meeting outlined the company's 1939 program and plans for members.
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Ragsdale
W. W. Ragsdale
Hicks Rubber Co
Big Spring
Sunset executives in Pecos and El Paso on business
Al Brady acting general manager of Sunset Truck Lines visited Pecos this week on business. Milton Feinberg who bought the West Texas Refinery tanks and equipment handled matters in El Paso last weekend.
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al Brady
San Angelo
Sunset Truck Lines
Pecos
Milton Feinberg
West Texas
el Paso
Band Mothers Club Plans Gift Tea For May Honors
Members of the Band Mothers Club met at the high school and approved plans for a gift tea honoring Mr. and Mrs. Wesley C. May. Committees were named for decorations refreshments gift table and banquet duties and details for the Firemen's Banquet menu were assigned.
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Mother's Club
Wesley C. May
G. C. Parker
Roy Howell
John Oglesby
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Support
The Loring family and relatives express deep appreciation to friends and neighbors for kind words and deeds during their recent sorrow. They note the burden of loss was lightened by generosity from Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Loring and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Loring, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Faris, and Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Loring.
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Marvin Loring
Clarence Loring
T. H. Faris
B. K. Loring
Mrs Geo Fletcher Honored At Shower In Town
Mrs George Townley and Miss Odessa Wilson hosted a shower Tuesday evening honoring Mrs George Fletcher. Guests enjoyed games and a generous array of gifts presented to the honoree.
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Geo. Fletcher
George Townley
Odessa Wilson
George Fletcher
Robert Valliant
Frank Joplin
Rex Havis
Clyde Bennett
Henry Dinghee
Bob Dean
D. E. Bond
Halla Bryan
Otho Ligon
Cecil Taylor
Dorothy Dean
Ben Colwell
Kyle Biggs
Fletcher
Townley
Miss Wilson
Mrs Heminway Visits Carlsbad Family Friends
Mrs. A. H. Heminway of Carlsbad New Mexico spent the week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bell and family, sharing time with local friends.
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A. H. Heminway
Carlsbad, N. M
Mrs. Clarence Bell
Ladies vacation at Green McCombs ranch in Guadalupe Mountains
Mrs J G Love Mrs J B Heard and Miss Evelyn Heard spent last weekend at the Green McCombs ranch in the Guadalupe mountains. Mrs Dewey Richburg and children returned home with them.
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J. G. Love
J. B. Heard
Evelyn Heard
Green McCombs Ranch
Guadalupe Mountains
Dewey Richburg
Former Members Are Honor Guests At Annual Gumbo
Pecos Study Club held its annual gumbo supper with former members Miss Mary Ward and Mrs. A D Eady as guests of honor. Mrs J B Woolfolk received a club purse in appreciation for her years as sponsor. Bridge and chinkercheck entertained, aided by Mrs W W Runnels and Miss Marguerita Woolfolk. numerous guests from Temple Roanoke La and local names attended.
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Pecos
Mary Ward
Twentieth Century Club
A. D. Eady
J. B. Woolfolk
Bridge and Chinkercheck
Marguerita Woolfolk
Miss Ward
Temple
Eady
Roanoke
Harrison Beauchamp
Halla Bryan
Bill Collie
Jugg Tum
Bob Dean
George Fletcher
Earnest Hunt
Buck Jackson
W. E. Kelly
Byron Lackey
Harry Ross
Joe Roy Smith
John Renken
Wesley McCree
Norman Eisenwine
Nell Betty Anderson
Dean McCall
Mary Katherine Toliver
Armenia Ragsdale
Rose Marie Rutledge
Beverly Vaughn
Ingrown Toenails Tied to Body Fever in Health Warning
Medical guidance links ingrown toenails to systemic fever when infection spreads. Doctors urge care for severe pain redness swelling and signs of spreading infection and recommend prompt treatment to prevent serious complications.
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