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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1938
Page
7
The band club itemizes trip expenses for 118 students plus 18 band mothers and chaperones to San Angelo for the state contest. Costs include entrance fees 26.25 dollars hotel 211.50 uniforms 19.90 transport 105 school bus 21.80 and total 534.45 dollars with shared car contributions listed for multiple families.
Mrs. Hollis Smith entertained Monday with a dinner honoring outgoing officers and committee chairmen of the Eastern Star chapter. The retiring Worthy Matron hosted about twenty guests seated at four decorated tables.
Mr and Mrs Henry Barber former Pecos residents now in Carlsbad New Mexico visited this week. Mrs John Reese and son moved to Pecos joining Mr Reese with the intelligence division of the Department of Public Safety. Mrs John Ivy Sr of Pine Bluff Arkansas arrived for an extended visit with her son John Ivy and family. Mrs Harrison Beauchamp and son Tommy returned from El Paso after visiting relatives. Fred Armstrong and Oscar Buchholz College of Mines students in El Paso will spend the summer here with their parents. Jimmy Harrison of Abilene visited his mother Mrs Tom Harrison. Frank Parsons Jr of El Paso visited Miss Millie Knox and the Knoxes. en route home after Texas University term. Miss Beverly Chambers of Midland visited her parents.
Cecil Phifer, manager of the Pecos Safeway Store, leaves Saturday for a two week vacation in Arkansas. In charge in his absence is Charlie Gregory. Visitors include Miss Louise Foster of Aledo, Texas with Mrs. Floyd Standlee and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Brashear. Mrs. J. E. Propp and Miss Hazel Propp return from San Marcos after driving with Reba Jean Propp who attends San Marcos Academy.
About sixty guests attended Tuesday evening as the Men's Sunday School class hosted an ice cream supper honoring the two Ladies' Classes. The event capped an attendance contest between the groups at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Van Horn.
Mrs. R. V. Nabors entertained the senior class last Thursday after graduation at the high school. A dance for the graduates followed at the Legion Hall.
Mrs. E. A. Kinsel and children of San Antonio spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Pouncey and their family, sharing time in the town.
Mrs. E. Roland Harriman, noted society trotting enthusiast, is pictured aboard Jay Eye Lee’s high wheeler training over Goshen track. The scene nods to a 2:10 mile record set in 1884, highlighting Harriman’s expertise as a trotting horse driver.
The inter county council meeting of the First Christian Church was hosted by Barstow. Speakers included Mrs. Ted Johnston Pecos Rev Francis Barnes Monahans Rev C A Johnson Odessa and Rev Oliver Harrison Pecos. Mrs Van Carr Monahans was elected new chairman and Mrs A G Van Horn Pecos retires from the post.
Germany leads globally with the highest number of personal crisis reports per year, highlighting the scale of mental health and social support needs. The data indicate widespread demand for crisis intervention services and resources.
Announcement that James H. Starley has returned to practice law in Pecos Texas, joining Starley & Starley in the Bozeman Bryan Building. The notice confirms he will engage in general law practice.
Bluebonnet Cafe in Pecos announces a remodeling with repainting and redecorating to boost patron comfort. Manager Arthur D. Zoes says improvements include upgraded air conditioning and a new price policy, inviting the public to view the changes.
James H. Dick Starley has returned from the University of Texas with a license to practice law and will partner with his father Judge J. E. Starley as Starley and Starley in general practice. He is a candidate for county attorney.
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