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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1926
Page
4
The Pecos Enterprise and Gusher lists its masthead details with past and consolidated titles in Pecos Texas. It notes owners and publishers Barney Hubbs and F Fancher Bell and editors Fancher Bell and Barney Hubbs. Subscriptions cost 2.00 yearly or 1.00 for six months.
The theater manager has shown the picture twice for the benefit of a few and is praised for his generous acts. He has brought a good movie to Pecos and is organizing for the upcoming greatest day in Pecos Valley. Ads are invited for the day of days. Miss Eler is visiting Mrs.
The East St Louis City Council has announced that any carnival wishing to perform must pay a weekly license fee of 1000 dollars. Merchants opposed the move, arguing the charge blocks carnival acts. The shift follows petitions from local merchants and mirrors a Williamsport Pa dispute over misrepresented animal shows.
The Church of Christ holds services every Sunday at 11 o'clock in Barstow Texas. Members gather for worship and community fellowship each Lord's Day.
The Church of Christ holds Bible study at 10 a.m. at Legion Hall with the Lord's Supper at 10:45 a.m. A Wednesday afternoon session from 5 to 6 p.m. studies Creation, first six chapters of Genesis. Everyone invited.
Sunday School at 10 led by Supt G G Breen. Morning service at 11 on A Story of the Captivity. Evening service at 8:30 with a message on Friendship. R A Dawson is the pastor.
Sunday School at 10 A M led by J W Brown Superintendent. Business Men's Bible Class at Ri alto Theatre. 11:00 A M sermon by Pastor RBY P U meetings at 7:30 P M for Junior Intermediate and Senior Young People urged to attend. Monday 4 P M Jr G A at leader Mrs Kiser home. Tuesday W M S circles meet afternoon. Wednesday 7:30 P M Prayer meeting. Friday Y W A at Mrs Peer's. Pastor L W Garrison invites all to attend and help improve these services.
Public notice published in Pecos Texas on July 9 1926. The document carries the Correct-Attest signature. Further details not readable in the provided text.
Texas spans vast lands suitable for tropical and temperate crops and fruits. It is among the few states with women governors. Its historic missions are among the oldest and most picturesque in the nation. Fossil fish deposits unique to the United States lie in Texas and are valuable for ichthyol production. Natural gas use as fuel is high, second only to one other state.
In the Western District Pecos Division a public sale of the bankrupts Carlos Marin and Antonio Rodriguez doing business as The Fort Davis Mercantile Company is ordered. The sale of notes accounts and merchandise stock including groceries and dry goods will occur July 26, 1926, between 10 A.M. and noon at the Stewart Building Fort Davis Texas and must be approved by the Referee.
A Pecos report notes the Organization of Young People's Music Club formed by wind and string players. It plans weekly home meetings with orchestra practice, a short program, and a social hour. Officers include Annie Mahala Murray as Director and President, George Morrison as Assistant Director, Helen Ezell as Secretary and Treasurer, and others. The next meeting is set for Monday evening July 12 at 8:15 with Miss Murray. Braissiers and Corselets in good styles- Winklers.
A dramatic Sun-Up narrative asks what an inlaw hunted man would do when the shelterer learns he is the son of the killer of her husband and father. The tale promises thrilling tension and a standout class by itself.
The Enterprise notes authorized candidate announcements for the Reeves County Democratic Preliminary on July 24, 1926. Statements are subject to official action and publication in this newspaper.
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