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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1934
Page
5
Baptist church schedules a large patriotic program on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. T. Y. Casey for Wednesday evening June 27. The event features music, readings, and a demonstration on the symbolism of the flag with participation from junior organizations and the Y. W. A. girls. All members and friends are invited to attend.
Mrs Jim Camp departed Saturday for Amarillo to visit her seriously ill sister. Dr Camp accompanied her to Roswell and she likely will remain about another week.
Mr and Mrs A Clemer of Barstow welcomed a newborn last week at a local hospital. Both mother and baby are reported in good condition and resting comfortably.
Mrs Charlie Tudor maintains a neat clean lawn with shade trees and flower beds described as a beauty spot, admired by beholders in the community.
The notice praises Mrs Vannie Ingle Hester for her flourishing vines trees and flowers around her home. It commends her gardening efforts and the beauty she adds to the neighborhood.
Mrs. C. O. Finley's yard shows the results of constant care as the summer progresses, reflecting steady attention to lawn and garden upkeep.
Mrs. Monroe Kerr and Mrs. W. W. Dean hosted a lawn fete at the Kerr home honoring Mrs. H W B Prickett of Lubbock and Mrs. Arthur Scudamore of Nachez. The event drew 175 guests with floodlights, lawn furniture, and a Me a n orchestra playing Spanish tunes.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church discussed Brazil missions with Mrs C R Wede and Mrs A G Gray leading the program. They noted three Brazilian Conference Missionary Federations uniting to form a national effort under the motto Live to Serve. Bible study runs deep with 365 verses published as The Gospel of Light. Brazilian women memorize verses, support indigenous missionaries, and back parochial schools, ministerial students, and efforts against disease. The program also praised J Earl Moreland, a Southern Methodist University graduate on foreign field service, with references to his school known as Little S M U.
The Christian Science Lesson Sermon to be read on Sunday June 24 centers on the question Is the Universe Including Man Evolved by Atomic Force. The subject ties into cited texts and accompanying readings across all Christian Science Churches.
Harvey S. Firestone announces a six month profit of 1 521 745 after deductions, up from a loss last year. He notes a 350 percent wage rise, rubber industry wages at 76.1 cents, and Akron payrolls up 103 percent with over 4000 more workers.
Mrs James Hudgens tends a shady yard with several sise shade trees, manicured flower beds, and a neat lawn, showcasing careful residential landscaping.
Mrs. W. W. Dean notes her exceptionally smooth green lawn is very attractive and admired.
Mrs Floyd Brownlee’s vines rose bushes Chinaberry trees and lawn create a pleasant sight for passersby as neighbors admire the well kept garden scene.
Mrs Tolbert Garrett showcases a charming porch garden featuring honeysuckle vines petunias and firebushes admired for their beauty and appeal.
A Junior Twentieth Century club benefit tea will be held Monday night at the home of Mr and Mrs H N McKellar from 8 30 to 11 00 with a Japanese motif and a program between 9 and 10. All proceeds go to building a Texas Federation of Women's Clubs clubhouse in Austin. Public invited.
Mrs H B Prickett of Lubbock and Mrs Arthur Scudamore of Nachez Miss were honored at a lawn party hosted by Mr and Mrs K M Regan at their home Tuesday evening. Regaining consciousness after a hammer blow, Halmor Lettila of New York City saw improved reading without glasses. Across the past year, US Secret Service agents seized counterfeit currency totaling $900 000.
The notice lists A G Abbott as minister with Bible School at 9 45 A M and worship services at 11 A M 7 P M and 8 15 P M plus midweek Bible study Wednesday 8 00 P M Young People's Bible Study Monday 7 45 P M Ladies Bible Study Tuesday 7 45 P M and choir practice Friday 8 00 P M The Lesson Sermon quotes Genesis 1 51 and a Mary Baker Eddy excerpt stating God creates all forms of reality and His thoughts are spiritual realities
Revival in progress with Bible study at 10:00 a.m. and preaching at 11:00 a.m. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. Daily services through the week at 10:00 a.m. and 7:50 p.m. Congregational singing led by O. F. Watson of Norman Oklahoma. No collections. Everyone is invited.
Mrs Stanton Symson and her daughter from Midland visit her mother Mrs J G Love and sister Miss Aileen Love in Midland.
Edgar H. Ratliff pastor leads 9:45 Sunday School 11:00 Morning Worship 6:15 B. T. S. 7:30 Evening Service with services listed.
Miss Faith Helm departed Wednesday for a ten day trip to El Paso with relatives and friends and to visit points in New Mexico.
Pastor H A Baird leads activities with Sunday School at 9 45 Morning Worship at 11 00 Evening Service at 7 45 Wednesday Bible study at 7 45 Saturday Evening Service at 1 45.
Miss Bobbie Hyde of El Paso fills in at Camp hospital replacing Mrs. Scott. Evelyn Simpson of Pam pa joined the staff. G. G. McKinnis visited El Paso. Katherine Broughton owns a new Chevrolet. Stoker family and Propp relatives spent days in El Paso with Buddy Propp in a hotel. Tone Stubblefield returned from El Paso after visiting. Mrs. Jack Mays of Wink visits her parents in town. E. L. Collings and grana-
Catholic Church announces regular services led by L. de Bruyere minister with a full schedule of mass times and sermon services. parish activities follow the standard weekly timetable and observances as posted in the church bulletin.
Christian Science services are held each Sunday at 11 00 A M in the basement of the Carnegie library at Fourth and Cypress NIs All are cordially invited to attend.
Three Pecos Presbyterian youths Mary Catherine Couch Elizabeth Martin and Baronet Keen graduated from the Westminster encampment course at Kerrville as part of the twenty ninth annual conference. Seven Pecos delegates attended with Armis tead Martin John Booker Charles Niccols and Mrs Ronald Roberson among others. The nine day program covered history program building sessions and vocational guidance for 64 graduates among 700 attendees. The encampment ended with a camp fire service on a Kerrville mountain with chaperones Mrs R N Conch and Mrs Marion Slack.
Son Jimmy Wilson returned last week from a visit with relatives in El Paso. Miss Lara Dee Miller was in town this week from Abilene visiting her mother, Mrs. Annie Miller.
Mrs W J Beck returned from El Paso with new attire for the Style Shop. Purchases include imported tweed sport coats and two or three piece suits in brown. Items from Style Garment Co. will be displayed at the Style Show soon.
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