Reverend Ramage to Speak at State Christian Church Convention
Rev. Gus Ramage will attend the State meeting of the Christian Church and speak on Church Benevolence and Missions of the Church. He will highlight support for the Juliette Fowler Home in Dallas with 24 elderly women and 125 children, and note a recent gift of beef calves. Miss Margaret Ramage plans to accompany him home from Fort Worth. Jack McCutcheon visited from his Davis mountain ranch last Tuesday.
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Gus Ramage
Christian Church
Ences
Juliette Fowler
Dallas
Ramage
Margaret Ramage
Fort Worth
Jack McCutcheon
Davis Mountain
Christian Courier Praises Pecos Beeves Gift to Dallas Orphans
A Pecos country feature in the Christian Courier thanks the community for donating a carload of beeves to Juliet Fowler Orphans Home in Dallas. Rev. Gus Ramage organized transport and packing houses cut and prepared the cattle. Big-hearted ranchers and merchants across Pecos and nearby areas donated, with a photo of stock in loading pens and an orphan-written appreciation.
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Christian Courier
Christian Church Magazine
Pecos
Juliet Fowler
Dallas
Gus Ramage
June Missionary Tea Held by Christian Church Women
The Woman's Council of the Christian church held its June Missionary Tea at Mrs. Jim Camp's home with hostesses Mrs. J. W. Watson, Mrs. Wick er, and Mrs. Jester. The program featured a China series on Changed Communities, an installation of new officers led by Rev. Ramage, a report on Mexican work in San Antonio by Mr. Cornelius, and a fellowship with brick cream and cake.
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Woman's Council of the Christian Church
Jim Camp
Mmes
J. W. Watson
W. T. Wicker
M. D. Jester
Sam Prewit
San Antonio
Cornelius
Ramage
A. G van Horn
Ist
H. T. Collier
Ind
W. YT. Wicker
Jas. Hudgens
Evy Bowles
Gus Ramage
World Call
Propp
Twentieth Century Club Yearbook Ready for Distribution
The Twentieth Century club yearbooks are off the press and available from treasurer Mrs Hinch Roberson. Club president urges members to obtain them at their earliest convenience and commends the Enterprise press for a beautiful publication.
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Twentieth Century Club
Hinch Roberson
Enterprise Press
Special Baptist Program At Sunday Church Opening
The T E L class of the Baptist church has planned a 9 45 o clock Sunday opening program. All members and visitors are urged to be present for the service.
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T.E.L. Class of the Baptist Church
Old Fashioned Parties Go Modern With Simple Delights
The piece notes old fashioned party ideas updated for today such as darning, ana grams, jig-saw puzzles, and roller skating. It highlights nostalgic activities like taffy pulls, popcorn and apples, cooking on chafing dishes, and progressive dinners. A recipe for rolled raisin cookies is given, and Safeway Homemakers Bureau promotes a new cookbook Recipes You'll Enjoy by Julia Lee Wright with color options and boxed packaging.
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Safeway
Homemakers’ Bureau
Julia Lee Wright
Denver
Safeway Homemakers’ Bureau
Care of Safeway Stores, Inc
Oakland
California
Mount Locke Road Work Starts Soon
Senator K. M. Regan says work on the Mount Locke road will begin near week’s end. The mile and a half route will run from the Davis Mountains State Park highway to the McDonald Observatory summit, following the Musquiz canyon job completion. A small crew will stay to finish ditch cleaning and related tasks.
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Mount Locke
K. M. Regan
Davis Mountains State Park
McDonald Observatory
Musquiz Canyon
Musquiz
Visiting Day Observed by Methodist Church Women
The women of the Methodist church designate next Tuesday afternoon as visiting day to welcome members and guests and to conduct church outreach activities.
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The
Methodist Church
Monthly Meet Of Pecos Chapter EH S On June
Pecos Chapter EH S reminds members of a June monthly meeting set for next Monday at 8 15 PM in the chapter room at the Mason Temple. Mrs Bessie Porter will be installed as Electa. New year officers installed May 31 included Mrs Genera Wilson of Woodbine Chapter No 738 as installing officer and Mrs Virgie Fulgim as installing marshal.
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Pecos
EH. S
Bessie Porter
Genera Wilson
Woodbine
FEF Paso
Virgie Fulgim
Cora Walker
Barstow
Duffie B. Parker
Pearl Smith Rendall
Beulah J. Wilson
Virginia Nance Middleton
Lillian Poe Young
Riva CC. Burnet
Miami
Texas
Florence Read
Coahoma
Kennedy Sisters Here Next Week in Pecos Tour
The Kennedy Sisters troupe of players will perform in Pecos for one week starting Monday. Their big tent will stand on the city hall block facing south. New plays, music, and entertainment headline the company’s year tour after successful shows in West Texas.
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Kennedy Sisters
Pecos
West Texas
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