Rebekahs And Oddfellows Hold Pecos District Confab
The 37th annual Rebekah Oddfellows District Association session met in Pecos June 8 9 with officers elected. M M Madison presented two visitors E C Weaver and wife. Midland and Wink lodges led ceremonies and gifts. memorial and degree work followed. Midland won silver cup and Wink Rebekahs led in awards.
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Rebekah-Oddfellows District Association
Pecos
H. D. Hardy
Midland Lodge
Wink Lodge
Odessa Lodge
Mollie Lance
Wink
Grand Lodge
B. A. Toliver
Etta
A. B. Pointer
Rebekahs and Oddfellows
M. M. Madison
Tim McCoy
Dianne Roberson
Rebekahs Grand Lodge
Ronnie Roberson
Oddfellows Grand Lodge
Ronald Roberson
Jesus, Saviour
Marion Slack
Big Spring
Hichy
Pecos Lodge
Lois Dennis
America
E. C. Weaver
Weaver
Stanton
A. W. Hicky
Ollie Webb
Odessa
Hardy
Old Rugged Cross
Rebekahs
Legion Hall
The
Oddfellows
Hicky
Leota Johnson
Association
Drs M. Madison
Midland Oddfellows
W. E. Johnson
Wink Rebekahs
Virgie Carwile
Hughes
Midland
Record Attendance At Church Assembly
Three hundred enrolled in the Methodist Assembly for Inter mediates and Adults held last week at the assembly grounds in the Sacramento mountains near Cloudcroft. Forty five churches were represented. An upcoming Young People's Assembly opens June 13 in Sacramento with Howard Pitts of El Paso as president and Rev. E W Parker as dean. The district includes Pecos Midland Wink Odessa Rankin Lamesa Knot Big Spring and Stanton.
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Methodist Assembly
Assembly
Sacramento Mountains
Cloudcroft
Sacramenton Assembly
Joe B. Scrimshire
Methodist Churches of
Colorado
Sacramento
New Mexico
West Texas
Young People’s Assembly
Howard Pitts
el Paso
E. W. Parker
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Denver
Colo
A. P. Gaines
Methodist Episcopal Church
Santa Fe
M. M. Madison
Big Spring
D. C. Likins
Midland
Virgie Carwile
Odessa
Tim McCoy
Stanton
H. D. Hardy
Pecos
Ollie Webb
Ronda Rogers
Wink
W. E. Johnson
E. C. Weaver
Rankin
Lamesa
Knot
Pecos Rodeo News Highlights Ranchers and Events
Down The Trail reports West Texas activity with cattle shipments from Toyah Balmorhea Pecos Mentone and Fort Worth. Plans for Pecos Rodeo include calf roping matches featuring Bud Spillsbury and Walton Poage and the Fort Stockton bucking horse Dun. The piece notes rodeo crowds practice Buck Jackson denies being the rodeo loudspeaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Courtney
Pecos
Lige Hall
Mentone
Fort Worth
Midland
Bud Spillsbury
Walton Poage
Rankin
Spillsbury
Fort Stockton
Buchannan Sorrell
Johnnie Collins
Stockton
Edwin Finley
Port Daggett
Daggett
Miller Brothers
Beggs
Oklo
Millers
Steck Ingle
Smith and Porter
Littlefield
E. S. Phillips
Ozona
Rock Springs
Benton Stone
Bud Owens
Jessie Burner
Anderson Ranch
Pyote
Drew Hopkins
Herb Q. Pate
Buck Jackson
Buck
Reeves County Unemployment Report Details Totals
Final report by John D. Biggers shows Reeves county with 173 totally unemployed, 36 emergency workers, and 135 partially unemployed. Men far exceed women in unemployment. 141 men, 32 women total. Age groups 20–24 and 25–34 have the highest counts. State totals reach 229,502 unemployed with 76,533 emergency workers and 146,428 partially employed. County rankings vary, Culberson best with 12 unemployed, Hudspeth next with 17.
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Reeves County
John D. Biggers
Wrok
Texas
Regan County
Bexar
West Texas
Culberson County
Hudspeth
Balmorhea Visitors Return Home
Miss Harriet Ross returned home Sunday after visiting relatives in Balmorhea. Miss Opal Jane Stroade of Balmorhea accompanied her, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Ross
Balmorhea
Opal Jane Stroade
Harry Ross
Mrs McCutcheon heads to El Paso for visit
Miss Marjorie Jane McCutcheon departed Wednesday for El Paso to visit Miss Betty Corbitt for several days. Mr and Mrs Frank Pollitt of Alpine spent last weekend visiting Pecos and Toyah with relatives. Mrs Willie Daniel and Mrs E B Daniel Jr of Toyah were in town Wednesday visiting friends and shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Jane McCutcheon
el Paso
Betty Corbitt
Frank Pollitt
Alpine
Pecos
Toyah
Willie Daniel
E. B. Daniel Jr
Notable Visitors and Data From Miss Jessie Seay to Hoover
Miss Jessie Seay of Toyah visited town Wednesday for business. Si Stinson of Midland, a West Texas oil scout, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hollebeke of Lovington N M were in town this week on business. J Edgar Hoover’s clearing house in Washington received more than 500 fingerprints daily, rising from 300 in 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Seay
Toyah
Si Stinson
Midland
West Texas
Ed Hollebeke
Lovington, N. M
J. Edgar Hoover
Washington
London Sees About Quarter-Million Sea Passengers Yearly
London handles roughly 250000 travelers by sea annually with steady arrivals and departures from its ports. The figure reflects ongoing passenger traffic across ferry and cruise routes.
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London
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H. C. Brown
Nashville, Tenn
C. W. Hall
University of Texas At Austin
W. H. Mansfield
Trinity Methodist Church
Tex
Grocer
Koow-Aipy
Jae
Vitam
Church OF Christ
Floyd A
Decker
Floyd A. Decker
Rebecca
Grand
Sunnybrook Farm
Shirley Temple
Gloria Stuart
Shirley
Randolph Scott
20Th Century Fox
Grand Theatre
Max Sibley
E. P. Stuckler
Toyahvale
Red Bluff
SEA
Home Furniture Co
Joe Lewis
Henry Robert, Jr
Annapolis
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington, D. C
Union
Wolf’s
Victor Gaskets
Pryor Auto Supply
Wolf’s Booterif Clean-Up
FDIC
Pecos, Texas
Pecos Furniture Co
Monahans
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