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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1934
Page
3
Mrs. John Ivy of Sisk s visited El Paso last Friday to settle business for her store and met buyers from the west coast. Charles Hudson City Pharmacy suffered a crushed arm in a recent automobile accident but is able to be up and about again.
Miss Elizabeth Martin has returned home after attending the term at the University of Texas in Austin.
Mrs Young Bell and her daughters Birdie and Jessie traveled last week for a visit to El Paso and other New Mexico locations. In El Paso they spent time with Mr and Mrs W H Knox and their family.
Dp K Tudor auditor for the O EK Theater chain spent last week here from Dallas. Mr and Mrs M W Collie departed after the visit leaving no detail behind.
Mr and Mrs R L Boone visited Fort Stockton last Saturday highlighting a local social event.
Mrs. Dave Sudderth of Mona spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Dean Sr. in a family visit.
Mrs. Barney Hubbs and her son Billy Hart Hubbs spent the past weekend with Mrs. Hubbs' mother in Toyah, enjoying family time and a short trip.
Mrs. Anna Warren sister of Mrs. George Dinwiddie of Barstow was killed in a Riverside California wreck last Sunday night. Dinwiddie, mother Mrs. J. H. English and sister Miss Maburn English traveled to Oklahoma Lind say with the body. Mrs. Warren leaves two sons and two daughters. her husband died in a crash eight years ago.
J I Donnell of the Leader Grocery Co hardware department spends his vacation with his sister Mrs J W Shults in Bovina Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Hart visited Pecos last Saturday for shopping and business. Mr. and Mrs. V. Whalen and their children from Sudan are in Pecos for several days to visit friends. The Whalens formerly lived here, and Mr. Whalen claimed to be Pecos river fishing during the trip.
Billy Youngbleed spends weeks with his grandparents Mr and Mrs W H Beck at their ranch in New Mexico. Miss Bob Chapman recently attended Sul Ross State Teachers College in Alpine for the term. Misses Marjorie Jane McCutch eon and Lillian Cowan visited Abs Fenton Alley and son in Carlsbad and returned home Sunday.
Former Dallas district attorney William McCraw campaigns through Janhendie and West Texas signaling an overwhelming majority to win the first primary He boasts a record of three terms as DA and a history of tough civil and criminal cases including large tax recoveries and civil suit victories He backs law enforcement school fund management and penal code reforms while pursuing the attorney general race.
Sheriff Cook of Sanderson and Deputy Sheriff Jim Rooney arrested a man calling himself Lewis near the state line. He was wanted in Terrell County for bond jumping and was taken to Sanderson for detention.
Red Bluff engineer Vernon L. Sullivan is recorded as visiting El Paso during the weekend period, with no additional contextual details or outcomes provided.
In 1916 Pecos residents discussed a flagpole project to fly Old Glory daily. The Pecos county democratic executive committee met with C. W. Tudor as chairman, R. N. Sewell, and Tom Roberts attending. G Oakley of Cooper NM received medical treatment for a gangrenous foot.
The Pecos Rotary club purchased 15 acres of level ground south of the high school for Rotary field to be owned by the schools. J. W. Moore and R. L. Toll handled the deal. H. P. Davis elected president of the Pecos Lions. Kirk Bryan, U S Department of the Interior geologist, met with A. I. Dunlap of the State Board of Water Engineers on the Red Bluff project.
M. W. Collie appointed Acting Postmaster following the resignation of Charles A. Young. The change takes effect June 23, 1933, with Collie assuming duties as the new post office head.
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