Miss Frances Mitchell Sings in Pecos Concert
The Pecos Missionary Society hosts a classical concert Thursday March 24 at Palace Theatre. Miss Frances Mitchell dramatic soprano will perform at 8 p.m. with Palace donated by Gene Hendon. Mitchell holds a bachelor of music from SMU and has Westminster Choir Princeton ties. She now heads the voice department at Sul Ross and teaches music in Alpine.
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The
Methodist Missionary Society
Frances Mitchell
Palace Theatre
Gene Hendon
Palace Building
Miss Mitchell
Southern Methodist University
Westminster Choir
Princeton
New Jersey
Trinity Methodist Church
el Paso
Miss Mitcheell
Sul Ross
Alpine
Annie Armstrong Week of Prayer Observed in Pecos
Members of the Baptist Woman’s Missionary Auxiliary held daily Annie Armstrong week activities at the Pecos church. Mrs I R Titus led the first meeting with The Woman’s Hymn and a program on Preach to the Poor. Other speakers covered evangelism, missions, and Home Mission Board appeals.
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Baptist
Pecos
Annie Armstrong
I. R. Titus
J. P. Donnell
C. E. Armstrong
F. W. Kimbrough
H. D. Hardy
W. H. Cowden
Kenneth Slack
J. W. Brooks
Home _ Boards Department of Evangelism
Joe Hudgens
Cuba
J. F. Frye
Home Mission Board
Brontosaurus Reign: 70 Foot Length and 30 Ton Weight
The Brontosaurus of prehistoric times reached about 70 feet in length and weighed as much as 30 tons. It was a herbivore feeding on a vegetarian diet.
Vast number of solar systems similar to ours reported
Astronomers estimate at least 2,000,000 solar systems resemble our own, indicating widespread planetary systems. The claim highlights the abundance of worlds beyond Earth and suggests many could host diverse environments. Further studies aim to refine counts and understand formation processes.
Officers Chosen For Pecos Elementary PTA 1938
The Pecos Elementary and High School Parent-Teacher Associations adopted by laws and elected officers for 1938 at a March meeting at the high school auditorium. Mrs. Henry Russell was named elementary president with Mrs. W H Cowden, first vice president, Mrs. H D Hardy, second vice president, Mrs. Lawson Goodrich secretary and Mrs. E O Finley treasurer. High school officers for 1938-39 were not yet announced as nominees needed more time. Delegates to the district conference in El Paso on April 4-5 were named from both groups.
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Pecos
Parent-Teacher Association
Henry Russell
PTA
W. H. Cowden
H. D. Hardy
Lawson Goodrich
E. O. Finley
High School Association
Ted Johnston
Marvin Cowan
Band Mothers Club
R. Henry Blackwell
John Byrd
H. L. Holloway
W. W. Burchard
Earl Easterbrook
el Paso
I. R. Titus
Clarence Bell
Lee Johnson
Russell Youngblood
W. B. Burchard
Milton Wadley
Young Matrons Form New Baptist Circle
The First Baptist Church young married women met with Mrs. Bond Bradford on Tuesday to reorganize their missionary circle. Mrs. H. D. Hardy was chosen chairman with a slate including Mrs. Jack Blythe as co chairman and Mrs. Malcolm Payne as secretary treasurer. Also named were L. H. Nutt Jr publicity chairman, Milton Wadley stewardship, W. K. Campbell historian, Frank Joplin benevolence, Bond Bradford personal service and Ashley study chairman. Refreshments were served to twelve members and one visitor.
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First Baptist Church
Bond Bradford
H. D. Hardy
Jack Blythe
Cochairman
Malcolm Payne
L. H. Nutt, Jr
Milton Wadley
W. K. Campbell
Frank Joplin
Ashley
Staff To Attend Gusher Banquet At Grandfalls High
Miss Nell Dezelle sponsor Miss Margaret Simmons editor and Bill Beck business manager will attend a banquet tonight by the Gusher staff Grandfalls high school publication The event celebrates the Gushers second birthday Miss Dezelle Miss Hope Armstrong and Marion Slack attended the first anniversary banquet in Grandfalls last year
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Nell Dezelle
Margaret Simmons
Bill Beck
Gusher
Grandfalls
Gushers
Miss Dezelle
Hope Armstrong
Marion Slack
Central Circle Tuesday program led by Mrs Henry Russell
The Central Circle managed the Tuesday program with Mrs Henry Russell as leader. Devotional by Mrs Russell opened with prayer by Mrs B A Toliver. Members noted include Mrs Lou Duncan and Mrs W H Cowden among many others.
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Henry Russell
Jacksonville
C. E. Gann
J. P. Donnell
Will Cowan
W. H. Cowden
Kentucky Mountains
Lou Duncan
J. C. Wilson
B. A. Toliver
J. C. Buchanan
Joe Hudgens
W. E. Hamilton
J. W. Brooks
L. B. Richardson
Kenneth Slack
W. P. Fulgim
F. V. Kimbrough
Girls Auxiliary and Ambassadors Present Home Missions Program
The Girls Auxiliary and Royal Ambassadors led by Mrs Will Cowan and Miss Helen Toliver presented a Home Missions program on Wednesday evening. Scripture readings, pledges, prayers, and individual program segments by many named participants highlighted faith, mission work, and personal commitments.
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Will Cowan
Helen Toliver
G. A
Kathryn Richardson
Mary Frances Hamilton
R. A
Jack Donnell
G. C. Parker
Frank Slack
Santa Claus
Robbie Parker
Jimmy Wilson
Elaine Blythe
Christ Jesus
Nita Hardy
Freida Hardy
R. S. Sullivan
J. W. Brooks
Barney Hubbs
J. F. Frye
Claude Elkins
J. C. Wilson
Kenneth Slack
H. D. Hardy
B. A. Toliver
Lou Duncan
F. W. Kimbrough
Steve Ward
W. E. Hamilton
E. B. Kiser
J. P. Donnell
I. V. Brookfield
W. P. Ful
Mrs Holloway Leads Program With Devotional Talk
Mrs H L Holloway led the program Thursday and gave the devotional. Mrs Will Cowan opened with prayer and the opening song Rescue the Perishing accompanied the service. The program included talks on
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H. L. Holloway
Will Cowan
State AAU Champ Visits Home Town Pecos and Dallas trip noted
Julian Alsabrook state AAU heavyweight champion spent a week in Pecos visiting friends before leaving for Dallas late in the week to compete in the 1938 AAU matches. The report also lists present attendees at a local event including Mrs Holloway, Mrs Kiser, Mrs Toliver, Mrs Buchanan, and others.
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Champ
Julian Alsabrook
Pecos
Dallas
All Day Session Concludes Meeting Details
An all day session concluded Friday with morning leader Mrs. B A Toliver and afternoon leader Mrs. E B Kiser. The program themed All Work in Homeland included hymns prayers sermons and a fifty year observance. Participants named include Mrs. Jess Grammer Mrs. H L Holloway Mrs. Barney Hubbs Mrs. Kenneth Slack Mrs. R V Nabors and many others.
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B. A. Toliver
E. B. Kiser
Homeland
H. L. Holloway
Arizona
Jess Grammer
Alabama
Barney Hubbs
Kenneth Slack
R. V. Nabors
Fenton Alley
Bond Bradford
J. C. Buchanan
W. E. Hamilton
L. B. Richardson
Fred Carey
H. G. Russell
Milton Wadley
L. H. Nutt, Jr
Lou Duncan
I. V. Nabors
W. P. Fulgim
Barney Stubbs
Will Cowan
Blair
W. H. Cowden
World Prayer Day Program Held at Pecos Church
Pecos church workers gathered Friday at the Presbyterian Church for World Day of Prayer observances. Mrs. Bike Simmons led worship, with Mrs. H L Holloway program leader. Intercessory prayers were given by several and a vocal solo by Mrs. A E Rumbaugh followed. The Reverend A C Douglas led dedication prayer and Mrs. Holloway gave the benediction.
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Pecos
Presbyterian Church
Bike Simmons
H. L. Holloway
H. L. Magee
Howard Collier
Kenneth Slack
J. F. Hedgpeth
John W. Byrd
A. E. Rumbaugh
A. C. Douglas
First Methodist Church
Pontiac car line touted as America's finest low priced auto
The 1938 Pontiac line offers extensive features with a full range of Sixes and Eights. Market notes claim it is America's finest low priced car and the most economical car of its size on the road today. Factory District Manager 2001 McKinney Ave. Communications kept confidential.
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Pontiac Motor Division
General Motors
Pecos
Pontiac
General Motors Corporation
America
Fisher
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Pecos, Texas
New Baptist Circle
Sisk Dry Goods CO
Central Circle
Weaver Brothers
Elviry
Humphrey Bogart
Nat Pendleton
Frank McHugh
Penny Singleton
Panama
Louisiana
Wyatt P. Covington
McKinney Ave
Dallas, Texas
Firestone
Sentinel
Hardwarte
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