Rotary Luncheon Sign Moves to Carlsbad Road Outskirts
A new Rotary sign placed on the Carlsbad road on the town’s outskirts guides touring Rotarians and shows the weekly luncheon time.
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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1934
Page
7
A new Rotary sign placed on the Carlsbad road on the town’s outskirts guides touring Rotarians and shows the weekly luncheon time.
Mrs T Y Moorhead left Thursday for a long visit with her daughter Mrs D Henson in Claude Texas. She voted by absentee ballot before she left.
Mrs Walter Malone and Mr and Mrs Irvin McWhorter and baby from Beeville Texas visited Mrs Malone's sister Mrs John Grogan over the weekend They toured Carlsbad Cavern on Sunday with Neil Williams It was the first meeting in ten years between Mrs Malone and Mrs Grogan both sisters
Sunday church services were led by Rev. H B Strickland of Lubbock at the Baptist church. The Baptist W M S gathered at Mrs E B Daniels Jr for a social Thursday. Members gave talks on Foot steps of Southern Baptists in the Orient and in China and Japan.
Welle Miss Edrie Gordon left Sunday for Sweetwater after a week with Miss Mona Majors. Mrs. Clara Dowling and son Jack left Monday for Hot Springs to visit Mr. and Mrs. Mae Betterand and daughter. Miss Georgia Faye Duncan returned from Mineral Wells. Miss Evelyn Sudbrock arrived from Alpine to visit her sister Mrs. Gladys V Pask. Mr. and Mr. Gus Rigsbee left for El Paso to make their home. Mrs. Fenton Alley and baby arrived from Catisbad to visit her parents. The Campbell party spent last Sunday at a Boy Scout camp near Meri zon. Beau Hoins staying with them. N. R. Tutts return to Pecos after vacation in Center, Texas. Alton Hayes visited Balmorhea. F C Ponder from Dallas spent two days with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kerr.
Records of a Texas land agency operated by J. W. Lawrence and his son, dating 1847 to 1954, have been deposited in the University of Texas library. The collection covers lands handled in Texas, the United States, Canada, Europe and South America, with handwriting in Spencerian script and letters signed by J. W. Lawrence.
A Pecos Rotary Club straw poll shows 26 for Small, 5 for Hunter, 1 for Edgar Witt indicating Small would win in Reeves County. The noon meeting at Orient hotel discussed the soft water project with H P Davis RK N Couch and Ollie B Webb and inducted Wallace Anderson as a new member.
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