Pecos High seniors present The College Hobo mystery drama
The Pecos High School senior class presents The College Hobo on March 9. Mary Dee Maddley stars as co ed Ally Simms with Ley Payne as Oderick Rochester guiding the plot through a church theft mystery to a surprise ending. Cast includes Lucile Stephens Betsy Fritzie Aileen Beverly Chambers Stella Mae Card Archie Scott Marvin Cowan M A Dardin Frances Caroline Bobbie Stoker and others directed by Buddy Withers with J H Stephens as stage manager. Curtain at 5 15.
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Hobo
Pecos High School
Theystery
Ally Simms
Mary Deedley
Dorothy Nabers
Earl Ligon
Akes
Marvin Marshall
Arvin Cowan
Professor Crockett
M. A. Dardin
Johnnyohnson
Frances Caroline
Imms
Archie Scott
Adolphus
Mary Ellen Chapman
Miss Weaver
Bobbie Stoker
Cousin Susie
Buddy Withers
J. H. Stephens
Mr. Walker
Education Topic of Study By Club
The Twentieth Century Club met at Mrs. Bill Shelton's home to discuss Development of Education in Texas by Mrs. H. C. Roberson and Education in Texas Today by Mrs. Gilass cock. The group noted a $101.00 payment on the State Club House at Austin and planned next week's meeting with Mrs. James. In memory of late member Ira J. Bell the Garden Club did not meet this week. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Vaughan's home with Mrs. Boon on March 12 and will include the February 26 program.
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Twentieth Century Club
Bill Shelton
Bradley
Hos
Texas
H. C. Roberson
Gilass
James
State Club
Austin
Ira J. Bell
Garden Club
Boon
Vaughan
Merry Wives Study Spain in Club Program
The Merry Wives Club met with Mrs. Howard Collier Wednesday at 3 30. The club voted to add Mexico to their Texas program. The week's topic was Spain with papers on Goya, life and works. Mrs H H Johnson directed and presented.
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Merry Wives Club
Howard Collier
Mexico
Texas
Spain
H. H. Johnson
Goya
Guy Walker
Keith Camp
Alhambra
Washington Irving
T E L Class Meeting Friday At First Baptist
The T E L Sunday School class of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs. T Y Moorhead’s home for a monthly social and business session with a patriotic theme. Resignation of secretary Mrs Ray Lewis was accepted and a committee named to fill the post. Attendees included Mrs. Woliver Mrs. Weatherby Mrs J W Thomas and many members and visitors. Wallace Anderson is recovering from appendicitis.
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T. EB. L
First Baptist Church
T. Y. Moorhead
Barney Hubbs
Ray Lewis
Woliver
O. ©. Weatherby
J. W. Thomas
Abilene
Wilmer Hamilton
Kenneth Slack
H. J. Henderson
Edna Harris
Mesd
Otis Lane
G. A. Hopper
Will Cowan
Herbert Holloway
George Duncan
J. D. Goulette, Jr
H. C. Martin
W. P. Fulgin
B. A. Toliver
W. FE. Hamilton
Marvin Cowan
van Havis
Mary A. Cotton
O. C. Weatherby
Earl Needles
Otis Moorhead
Elizabeth Lilley Honored Guest at Elite Dinner Party
Elizabeth Lilley celebrated as an honor guest at an elaborate Saturday dinner party hosted by Mrs. Lillie Cole and Miss Wylie Sue Cole. The event featured a four course dipper, yellow and white decor, orange blossom corsages, and a bridge competition with prizes for high score and consolation.
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Elizabeth Lilley
Marvin Jameson
Houston
Lillie Cole
Wylie Sue Cole
Bridge
Lilley
Mildred Rublen
Norman Eisenwine
Woman's Council To Meet March 6
The Women's council of the Christian church will hold a regular session on Tuesday afternoon March 6 at the home of Mrs. R. E. Johnson. Group No. 3 leads. Mrs. H. L. Magee directs the devotional and missionary program. Mrs. M. L. Swinehart will speak on Japan. Sacred music by a trio Mesdames Wilhite Starley and Isaacks.
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Women’s Council of the Christian Church
R. E. Johnson
Group No. 3
H. L. Magee
M. L. Swinehart
Japan
Mesdames Wilhite
Starley and
Isaacks
Toyah P T A County Council Luncheon Entertains
Toyah high school hosts an all day Toyah P T A county council meeting in the auditorium with a life membership tree decorated stage and oak leaf programs. Seventy guests from Mentone Saragosa Balmorhea Monahans Van Horn El Paso Pecos Barstow and Toyah attend a luncheon themed with George Washington place cards and red carnations.
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Toyah High
P. Life
Flowers
A.‘ B. Tinnin
J. B. Woodfolk
Korea
M. L. Swinehart
George Washington
Helen Ruhrup
J. B. Woolfolk
R. L. Parker
E. B. Daniel Jr
Barrie
el Paso
Huffaker
Supt
Winn
Toyah
Mentone
Saragosa
Dbalmorhea
Monahans
van Horn
Pecos
Barstow
Spanish Dinner Hosted by Junior Twenty Club
A Spanish themed dinner at the home of Mrs. Hugh Roberson featured guests in costume, a cent per inch waist measure, and Mexican decor. Prizes included Mexican pottery while bridge prizes went to Mr. Eisenwine and Mrs. Woodruff. attendees listed include the Robersons, Woodruffs, Murreys, Colties, and Tolivers among others.
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Spain
Hugh Roberson
Twentieth Century Club
Geraldine Brownlee
Hope Armstrong
Helen Toliver
Norman Eisenwine
Gilbert Murray
Eisenwine
Horace Woodruff
Garden Club Donates Plants To Cemetery
The Garden Club donates a dozen arbor vitae to the Cemetery Association for the parkway inside the gate. The gate, a recent gift from the Club, enhances the cemetery’s appearance with beautifying improvements and a new arbor vitae arbor vitae adorns the grounds.
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Garden Club
Cemetery Association
Toyah Supt Invites Principals To Interscholastic Meet
Toyah schools Superintendent S H Winn invites Reeves County superintendents and principals to a 7 pm Monday meeting at Toyah High School auditorium to discuss plans for the upcoming Interscholastic League meet. The county meet is set for the latter part of April.
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S. H. Winn
Toyah
Toyah High School
Reeves County
Supt. Winn
Pecos P T A Meeting Features Primary Program
The Pecos Parent-Teacher Association will meet Monday at the high school. The program includes a dance by the Primary Department and readings by the pupils of Miss Chism. All members are requested to attend.
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Miss Chism
Pecos
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Week Of Prayer Planned By WMU In March
The Baptist Women's Missionary Union schedules a week of prayer from March 4 to 9 with daily afternoon meetings at 3 30 except on Wednesday. A Wednesday program by the Young Women’s Association. Friday features an all-day service from 10 to 3 with a noon dinner. Sunbeams and mission study activities will be held at Mrs. Marvin Cowan’s home and Cowan prepared maps and art for the event. Rev Ratliff to lead devotion and sermons on Home Missions.
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Baptist Women’s Missionary Union
Sions
Wkr
The
Baptist Barch
Young Women’s Association
Marvin Cowan
Cowan
Ratliff
TCU Recital Showcases Beverly Vaughan From Pecos
Miss Beverly Vaughan of Pecos Texas and 10 other Texas Christian University students performed last week in the University Auditorium. Vaughan, in a string ensemble, played Famous Waltz by Brahms and Amaryllis by Ghys. The program featured piano violin and voice numbers and was the second monthly recital by the fine arts department students.
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Brahms
Ghys
Fine Arts
Pecos Enterprise Ad Promises Print Savings
The Pecos Enterprise offers lower printing costs with a salesman call. Call 171 to have a representative contact you.
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Pecos
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