Chower Honors Miss Taddy Bihl in Fort Stockton Tea
May afternoon bridge shower honors Miss Taddy Bihl at Fort Stockton tea announcing her engagement to D. W. Ozeman Jr. Peach and blue decor featured, high score prize won by Mrs. R L Boone, low score by Mrs. Ward Winters, plus guest prizes. Attendees included Miss Nell Betty Anderson, Miss Nancy Camp, Evelyn Ward and many Fort Stockton and Ferris residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage van Horn, Jr
Rs. Milford Howard
Taddy Sh
Bihl
Nell Betty Anderson
Nancy Camp
Evelyn Ward
Ward Winters
Pete Ten Eyck
Fort Stockon
Frank Maloy
Ferris
Katherine Broughton
H. M. E. Jones
W. G. Kirklin
Beau McCutcheon
R. L. Boone
Paul He
Homemakers Club Campaign Trip To Ligon Ranch Pecos
The Future Homemakers Club of Pecos traveled 25 miles south on Grandfalls road to the Ligon ranch for a campaign trip. They camped Monday evening on river cliffs at Hackberry and returned to Pecos late Tuesday. Attendees included Mrs. O. M. Talley, Mrs. H. C. Woullard, Donald and Jimmie Woullard, Miss Margaret Bryant, Miss Millie Shafer, Miss Louise Ligon, Miss Frances Donnell, Miss Mary McDonald, Miss Kate White, Miss Verla Sue King, Miss Charlotte Wall, Miss Kathryn Rose DeRacy, Miss Helen Faye Holley, Miss Martha Ellis, Miss Mary Lillian Coffey, Miss Helen Titus, Miss Cathryn Hampton, Miss Tommy Lou Simmons, and Miss Marilea Boles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Homemakers Club
Ligon Ranch
Pecos
Grandfalls
Hackberry
O. M. Talley
H. C. Woullard
Donald
Jimmie Woullard
Margaret Bryant
Millie Shafer
Louise Ligon
Frances Donnell
Mary McDonald
Kate White
Verla Sue King
Charlotte Wall
Kathryn Rose DeRacy
Helen Faye Holley
Martha Ellis
Mary Lillian Coffey
Helen Titus
Cathryn Hampton
Tommy Lou Simmons
Marilea Boles
Bell Dees Rites Solemnized Friday
The marriage of Miss Ruth Bell to Waldo Dees was solemnized last Friday in Rev James A. Frye's home. The couple had no attendants and two relatives attended as guests. Mrs. Dees is a Pecos high school graduate and Mr. Dees studied in Balmorhea. They will reside here where he is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bell
Waldo Dees
James A. Frye
C. M. Bell
W. Abbot
Dees
Pecos High School
Balmorhea
Bake Sale Planned by Circle No 1 in Coffee Public Service Office
Circle No 1 of the First Christian Council schedules a bake sale for Saturday morning at 9 o clock in the Coffee Public Service office. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Council
Comee Public Service Office
Odessa couple visits Pecos friends recall church tenure
Rev and Mrs. C. A. Johnson of Odessa, once living in Pecos, visited friends Tuesday. Johnson previously served as pastor of the First Christian Church in Pecos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Johnson
Odessa
Pecos
Revohnson
First Christian Church
Epworth league party guests and travel notices
Mrs. H H Nance plus Miss Henderson hosted an Epworth league party with Bunce providing entertainment and an ice course. Guests included Eugene Thomason Margaret Ann Walker Marjorie Woolley Marilyn Miller Jean Humphries Ina Mae Burchard Frances Burchard Eva Mae Powell Harold Wise Melvin Wise Frank Burchard Hubert Cleveland Henry Long Louise Cleveland Benny Cleveland left for New Orleans. Frances Keating arrived from Ysleta to visit her parents J F Keating. G S Hawthorne and daughter Muriel Evelyn visited El Paso. Julian Van Nordan and children returned to Fort Worth after visiting J C Yates family. J W Maggart and Shirley head to Austin for UT summer session. Sammie Winn of Seminole visiting. Jimmie Witt and baby visiting her parents. Aubrey Fox visited with Fox's parents. J L Moore returned from Marshall with children. R L Parker visited El Paso. Button Armstrong visiting. Rex Gomillion and daughter Marlene returned from Ft Worth. A B Tinnin and Charles Tinnin of Van Horn visited. H H Nance family attended a meeting in Odessa with J R Walker Reeves Burchard Frances Ina Mae Helen Henderson Harold Wise Eva Mae Powell Melvin Wise Jean Humphries Margaret Ann Walker Eugene Thomason Zylpha Hawthorne Hubert Cleveland Henry Long. J B Woolfelix and wife of Pecos visited for business and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Nance
Helen Henderson
Bunce
Eugene Thomason
Margaret Ann Walker
Marjorie Wooley
Marilyn Miller
Jean Humphries
Ina Mae Burchard
Frances Burchard
Eva Mae Powell
Messrs
Harold Wise
Melvin Wise
Frank Burchard
Hubert Cleveland
Henry Long
Louise Cleveland
Bennie Cleveland
New Orleans
Frances Keating
Ysleta
J. F. Keating
Sammie Winn
Seminole
Jimmie Witt
Frank Macek
Aubrey Fox
R. L. Parker
el Paso
Button Armstrong
Rex Gomillion
Marlene
Ft. Worth
A. B. Tinnin
Charles Tinnin
van Horn
J. R. Walker
Reeves Burchard
Frances
Ina Mae
Zylpha Hawthorne
Odessa
J. B. Woolfelix
Pecos
Marion Slack Hosts Seventh Grade Class Party
After graduation exercises last Friday the seventh grade met at Mrs. Marion Slack’s home for entertainment. Pictures were taken and refreshments served while the class presented sponsor Mrs. Lillie Cole with a purse in appreciation of her tireless efforts, with Mrs. Wilcox and Mrs. Lee Johnson assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Slack
Lillie Cole
Wilcox
Lee Johnson
Summer Projects Planned for Pecos High School Girls
Millie Shafer explains summer project work for home economics students who completed at least one year of homemaking. The program, approved by the State Vocational Department, offers one half credit for completing a suitable project by September 1. The main group project aims to improve the girls dressing room at the high school, with individual projects tied to prior coursework such as foods or sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millie Shafer
Pecos
State Vocational Department
Millie Shaer
Lillian Young Hosts Bridge Party At Home
Miss Lillian Young hosted a Tuesday afternoon bridge party for three tables in her home. High score went to Miss Lillian Crum and low score to Miss Marion Russell. Miss Mary Louise Biggs won the out prize. Guests included Miss Crum, Miss Biggs, Miss Russell, Miss Jennier Warren, Miss Catherine Kitsos, Miss Mary Nabors, Miss Helen Toliver, Miss Ethel Armstrong, Miss Margaret Simmons, Miss Margie Pouncey, Miss Betsy Ross and Mrs. Perry Colwell. The first almanac was published in 1689.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Young
Lillian Crum
Marion Russell
Mary Louise Biggs
Miss Crum
Biggs
Miss Russell
Jennier Warren
Catherine Kitsos
Mary Nabors
Helen Toliver
Ethel Armstrong
Margaret Simmons
Margie Pouncey
Betsy Ross
Perry Colwell
Clarice Spencer Honored On Her Fourth Birthday Party
Clarice Spencer was honored on her fourth birthday with a party at her grandmother Mrs. R. N. Stevenson's home. Guests received Chinese fans for girls and corn cob pipes for boys. cake and ice cream were served. Attendees included Claudine Anthony Rose Marie Prewit Dorris Carol Alexander Virginia Lee Goodrich Jean Goodrich and others. Christine Egbert will return to El Paso to attend summer school and graduate in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarice Spencer
R. N. Stevenson
Claudine Anthony
Rose Marie Prewit
Dorris Carol Alexander
Virginia Lee Goodrich
Jean Goodrich
Joan McProud
Nancy Sue McCree
Ann Richburg
Joan Holloway
Glenda Gay
Mary Lou Whitworth
C. D. Gipson, Jr
Vena Gay Thompson
Elaine Bryan
Mildred Brownlee
Shirley Ann Murray
Peggy Turner
Jerry Bryan
Bill and
Joe Bryan
Billy Hart Hubbs
Jimmy Caroline
Louis Earl Eisenwine
Christine Egbert
Pecos
el Paso
Personal Evangelism Class For Auxiliary Met At Church
The Presbyterian auxiliary met at the church Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. R. E. Booker teaching the personal evangelism class. Present were Mrs. Carl Eddins, Mrs. J. A. Crane, Mrs. John Byrd, Mrs. Bike Simmons, Mrs. Maggie Rose, Mrs. C. O. Finley, Mrs. Harry Pryor, Mrs. H. A. Tips, Mrs. W. B. Cummings, Mrs. Harold Scott, Mrs. John Renken, Mrs. R. N. Couch, and Mrs. R. E. Booker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Auxiliary
R. E. Booker
Carl Eddins
J. A. Crane
John Byrd
Bike Simmons
Maggie Rose
C. O. Finley
Harry Pryor
H. A. Tips
W. B. Cummings
Harold Scott
John Renken
R. N. Couch
Family visits Schreiner Institute for final inspection
Mr and Mrs Marion Slack and their children Marjory and Jimmy and Miss Dessie Dorine McCutcheon drove to Kerville Monday to see final inspection and drill maneuvers at Schreiner Institute. They returned Wednesday accompanied by Marion Slack Jr who has been attending Schreiner the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Slack
Marjory and
Jimmy
Dessie Dorine McCutcheon
Kerville
Schreiner Institute
Marion Slack, Jr
Schreiner
Violin and Piano Classes Begin This September
Beverly Vaughan will start violin and piano lessons on September 1. She is an experienced teacher and TCU graduate. After August 19 she will be available locally. For information call 459.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Vaughan
Miss Vaughan
Texas Christian University
Visits and Movements Across El Paso and Nearby Areas
Miss Virginia Faye Rogers of El Paso visited her sister Caroline Rogers on Wednesday night. W R Rhodes, Carrie Mae Holloway and Robert Fowler left for Friendship Arkansas for two weeks with relatives. Mrs Fowler had stayed a month visiting Marjorie Fowler. The Red Cross organization date is noted as May 21 1881. Ted Thomas of Pyote visited Addis Kirkpatrick. Thomas Lilley left for Fort Worth to work at Blackstone Drug Store after leaving Ben's Pharmacy. Max Krauskopf returned from a month visiting Cisco and other east Texas points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Faye Rogers
el Paso
Caroline Rogers
Carrie Mae Holloway
Robert Fowler
Friendship, Ark
Mrs. Fowler
Miss Marjorie Fowler
Mrs. Rhodes
Thomas Lilley
Fort Worth
Blackstone Drug Store
Lilley
Ben’s Pharmacy
Max Krauskopf
Cisco
East Texas
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Chower
Taddy Bihl
Homemakers Club
Urea
The
McCormick Sales Co
Baltimore
Betty Grable
Jackie Coogan
Grand Theatre
George Burns
Gracie Allen
Bob Hope
Martha Raye
Bridge
W. R. Rhodes
American Red Cross
Ted Thomas
Pyote
Addis Kirkpatrick
Batiste
Style Shop
Texas
AN & Purs
Nagel Lumber Co
Sewall Paints and Varnishes
American Owned and Operated
Roy Ligon
Plaza Hotel
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