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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1938
Page
11
Mr and Mrs Jack Himes of Carisbed New Mexico spent last week with mother Mrs Ida S Himes and family. Miss Virginia Wray left Wednesday for Topeka Kansas for a month long visit with relatives and friends.
A farewell bridge party was held for Mrs L M Isbill of Pecos hosted by Mrs S A Parker and Mrs D B Riggers in Wink. Prizes included companion paintings and ash trays. High score went to Mrs W C Taylor. guests included Mrs Conway Clingan and several other local ladies.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Gallemore returned Sunday after spending two weeks visiting in Big Spring with relatives. J. B. Kirklin left Tuesday for Shreveport to spend a few days visiting with relatives and friends. Miss Jean Miller of El Paso is visiting here with her cousin, Mrs. Hilliard Camp.
Brewster County re elected Sheriff Elmer Taylor over W N Gourier by 899 to 678 with 25 votes uncounted. A B Sandifer won county treasurer over Burwell Cordesaux. William Cotton kept county commissioner from precinct ibr over Matt Smith. Other races showed J G A Sumrall over Fuller for constable precinct. Joe Moss led Anja Wilson for commissioner precinct 1. Milam Harrison won commissioner precinct 3 over Earl Clerk.
Mrs. John Ivy of Pecos was honored in Wink with a luncheon hosted by her sister Mrs. Conway Cimgan. Attendees included Mrs. L M Isbdill Mrs. D. C. Big g ers Mrs S. A. Parker and Mrs John Ivy.
The article emphasizes avoiding waste by silaging crops and storing them for future use. It explains that trench silos prevent loss, preserve feed for livestock year round, and convert forage into cash through livestock products. Guidance covers crop types, sizing trenches, and learning from county agents.
Miss Sallie Toll came home Saturday after visiting relatives in Sioux City and Davenport Iowa.
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