Oriental Theme Of Werry Wives Study
The Merry Wives club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Guy F. Walker’s home with Oriental literature as the topic. Guests wore Oriental costumes and tea was served by Mrs. Charles Young and others. Mrs. Johnson spoke on Chinese and Japanese theater, while Mrs. McNew reviewed Pearl S. Buck’s The Good Earth and Mrs. Younes discussed Breck’s Sons.
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Merry Wives Club
Guy F. Walker
Charles Young
H. H. Johnson
H. CC, McNew
Walker
Honoring Mrs. H. C. Jamison of San Francisco
Mrs. H. C. Jamison of San Francisco was honored as guest of the week with Mrs. Dudley Yard at Hotel Brandon. Mrs. Earl Bell hosted a bridge gathering Monday at her home and Mr and Mrs Yard entertained with a dinner for Mrs Jamison Tuesday night.
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H. C. Jamison
San Francisco
Dudley Yard
Hotel Brandon
Earl Bell
Bridge
Mrs. Yard
Jamison
Architecture Is Topic For Chub Twentieth Century Club
Mrs. HI Roberson and Mrs. R H Blackwell discussed American architecture at a Twentieth Century club meeting at Mrs J B Heard's home on Wednesday January 25. Roberson treated classical architecture and foreign influence on our home buildings. Mrs Bindowell spoke on modern green architecture and the Rockefeller era. Seventeen members answered the roll call for the topic Famous Buildings.
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Mrs. HI. ©. Roberson
R. H. Blackwell
America
Twentieth Century Club
J. B. Heard
Garden Club Meets With Mrs. Wilcox
The Merry Home and Garden club met at Mrs. Roy Wilcox’s home to discuss flower garden ideals and plan cemetery entrance pillars. A letter from Mrs. Ja J. Bell about Washington travels was read, along with notes on school and community beautification and an Elizabeth and her German Garden review. The next meeting is set for three weeks at the Copen home.
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Merry Home and Garden Club
Roy Wilcox
Ja J. Bell
Washington
Copen
Methodists Hold Usual Social Tea
The Methodist women's auxiliary held a social tea at Mrs. A. J. Wilcox home with assistance from Mrs. G. Roland Lay, Mrs. Oram Green and Mrs. Beulah J. Wilson. Mrs. W. W. Runnels led the devotion, and Mrs. Monroe Kerr delivered the devotional. Mrs. Ben Randeals spoke on missionaries and the Student Volunteer Movement, noting Sue Bennett College’s role in Kentucky and its recent acceptance by the Southern Association of Colleges.
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A. J. Wilcox
Methodist
Wilcox
G. Roland Lay
Oram Green
Beulah J. Wilson
W. W. Runnels
Monroe Kerr
Ben Randeals
Sue Bennett College
Kentucky
Southern Association of Colleges
Winter Pies and Raisin Enhancements for Safeway Homemakers
The Homemakers Bureau promotes winter pies including apple and mince with raisins as a topping option. Recipes use sour cream in custardlike pours and open faced pies, plus a raisin pie variant with cranberries. A Safeway Homemakers' Bureau cookbook, Recipes You Enjoy, is offered for $1.15 including shipping.
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Safeway Stores Homemilers’ Bureau
Julia Lee Wright
Denver
Julian Lee Wright
Safeway Homemakers’ Bureau
Safeway Stores, Inc
Oakland
California
Penney’s Pecos Store Announces Mid Winter Clearance
J. C. Penney and Company launches a mid winter clearance sale at the Pecos store this week. The shop marks just over a year in operation since opening last year in Pecos.
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J. Oc. Penney and Company
Pecos
Dream Horse Deck Saves Boy In Prayerful Tale
A twelve year old recalls praying for a wind swift horse. A stubborn donkey named Jack wouldn’t move until a trained ride nearly finished him. God sent Deck the horse just as the boy’s life neared end, a savior horse named Deck praised by his mother to Robin Pledger.
County Council PT A To Meet at Balmorhen
Mrs J B Woolfolk president of Reeves Levine County comm ent Teacher Associations announces a meeting of the council in Balmorhen on Saturday February 4 Delegates from six locals will hear an program on Parent Teacher activities in Reeves and Loving counties with school instruction by county chairmen on their phase of the work Dinner will be served at noon
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J. B. Woolfolk
Reeves-Levine County
Balmorhen
Satur
Reeves and Loving
Former Postmaster Of Pecos Is Dead
Geoovee E. Sapp, former Pecos postmaster for a decade or more, died at his home in Lewiston. A notable civic leader, he later conducted business in Idaho and retired about a year ago due to illness. He married in Pecos and remained loyal, subscribing to the Pecos Enterprise since leaving town.
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T. Y. Casey
Lewiston
Geoovee E. Sapp
Pecos
Sapp
Idaho
Mr. Sapp
World Day of Prayer Observance Set for March Third
Women of Pecos are asked to set aside the afternoon of March Third for the annual World Day of Prayer observance. The program will be educational and entertaining with city societies participating. Mrs. Ralph E B Williams serves as general chairman and plans will be announced by mid February.
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Pecos
Ralph EB. Williams
Baptist Ladies In Monthly Tea At First Baptist Church
The Keith Meredith circle hosted a monthly tea at Mrs. Guy E. Walker’s home with a program titled The Southtone's Need of the Word. Guests included many members and officers. a diverse race-themed fashion portrayal preceded a talk on missionary training. Birthdays were noted and offerings given for Buckner’s Orphans Home. A vegetable gelatine salad plate, cheese tidbits, hot tea, chocolate, and nut-coated wafers were served. Texas was then noted for petroleum output, producing 9909?00 barrels in state figures and ranking second in the South, with 331,544,000 barrels in 1931, more than one-third of US production.
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Keith Meredith
The
First Baptist Church
Guy E. Walker
America
Sk. B. Kiser
Hardy
Lanttone
Musick
Campbell
Rev. Ratliff
F. B. Alley
K. PD. Stulenbook
Louise Adkins
J. L. Kincannon
A. H. Moerlin
Janice McKellar
Jessie Sue Armstrong
Mesdames
H. H. Johnson
J. P. Donnell
H. J. Henderson
R. V. Nabors
J. C. Wilson
Marion Russell
Rowden
W. Thompson
Hamilton
I. V. Brookfield
G. G. MecWinnis
Edna Johnson
J. B. Precit
Anna Joplin
Marvin Cowan
Wm. Garlick
Waters
W. E. Morrison
O. Caywood
R. Ss. Johnson
J. W. Brooks
HU. N. Martin
S. W. Ward Sr
B. A Toliver
Will Cowan
van D. Havis
Barney Hubbs
LeRoy Packer
FE. B. Kiger
Harrison ID. Hardy
F. M. Lantr
D. Musick
W. K. Campbell
C. Ek. Walker
Jack Turner
Givio
Texas
Gas Kills Three in a Crime Night Tragedy
Unclear OCR text describes a fatal gas incident on a cid night. A servant room with windows shut and an unemployed man his wife and baby asleep within the dwelling result in deaths. Names and exact details are garbled. report notes a child Marilee and other family members among the deceased.
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Harry Becker
Carnie
Les
Marilee
Mission Revival At Baptist Church Draws Wide Interest
The Baptist church hosts a Mission Revival the week of February 11 with eighty enrolled and books ordered. A Brazilian missionary Rev. Jones will speak on Sunday February 11, sharing insights on South America and its people. The program includes a missionary playlet each evening and varied courses for all ages from primaries to adults.
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Baptist Church
Tians
Roos. Jones
Jones
South America
Foreign Mission Program Presented by Presbyterian Auxiliary
The Presbyterian auxiliary held its monthly social at Mrs. R. N. Coneh’s home on Tuesday January 24 at 8 o'clock. After a brief business session a program on Foreign Missions featured prayers led by Mrs. Couch and Mrs. Winebrenner, songs, and country reports on Korea China Japan Africa Brazil Mexico and a message from Miss D. Crane. The gathering closed with a challenge to the church by Mr. Lilley.
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Presbyterian Auxiliary
Rayer
Couch
John Correll
Washington district representative visits hotel stay
A Washington district representative was in the area last Sunday and spent the night at the Hotel Brando. The item ends with a note to read the advertisements.
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Ord
Washord
Washington
House of Representatives
Hotel Brando
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Guy Walker
Charles A. Young
Senate
Walter F. Woodul
Houston
Texas Senate
Mees
Bindowell
Rockefeller
Ings
Arid West
West Texas
Seisientific Cosmetics
Southwest
Panhandle
South Plains
Arid Rezioms
Charlie
Charme
Pecos Drug Co
Silie
Charme Scientific Cosmetics
Represe
Garden Club
A. E. Wilcox
Methodism
Detroit
Ary World
Mrs. Randall Further
Homemakers Bureau
Jiice
Cation
Mars
Elmer Wadley
Treas
Urer
Geo. Ross
Mesdames Newman McCarthy
Albert Sisk
A. J. Uy Cooksey
A. G. Gray
Kitsos
R. 5. Neilson
Mary R. Boatright
Prin
Sulliven
Hollis Smith
Kk. S. Scrimshire
H. P. Davis
Earl Easterbrook
McKellar
Farr
W. A. Hendricks
Randall
B. Henry Blackwell
Ro Ro Wall
Ida Hines
C. VY. Williams
L. C. Atchison
Elmer
Wadley, Emma Boles, Runnels, and
Ray Keenan
Utes
Lyt J. Womack
Miriam A
J. E. King
Ial
Sary
the Poet’s Corner
He More
Jack
Tin
Deck
Robin Pledger
Meon
Keith Meredith Circle
Rownden, Joplin, Tucker and Caywood
Buckners Orphen
Edgar H. Ratliff
FE. Hh.ratliff
Eloor
Mes Times
Holloway, Allison, Henderson
Presbyterian Ladies
Song
Korea
Walker Hartley
L’rayer
Mrs. Love
Miss D
Mrs. Crane
Mr Lilley
Davy
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