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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1929
Page
10
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Fort Worth reports show male students favor brunettes and blue or darker eyed women while women prefer men with a profession, education, or career. The survey indicates 85 percent favor education for husbands while 55 percent want mates with at least some schooling. Most girls favor marriage over career, and many students condemn petting, saying love is blind and ignores physical traits.
Rains county lies at the heart of prime potato country with growers agreeing to plant 600 acres. A planned potato drying and curing plant will enable handling the crop to prevent spoilage and losses. The note urges Easter orders for Calla lilies from the Flower Shop with limited supply.
Miss Mozelle Bryan hosted a Wednesday evening informal party at her home to honor Mr and Mrs Chas Daniel. Bridge at two tables preceded a three course dinner and refreshments. Prizes for high scores went to Mrs W W Runnels and Mr Bowser. Guests included Mr and Mrs Bowser Regan Grissom Runnels Collie and Clarence Bell along with Mr John Thomas Keith Camp Fancher Bellgan and Miss Jane Dean.
Mrs. W. J. Beck and Mrs. J. M. E. Jones entertained Tuesday evening with a bridge party honoring Miss Sweetie McCallum and Mrs. E. M. Hearne of Dallas. St Patrick’s motif shown in games and decor with green shamrock cakes. Prizes included silk hose for high score and costume jewelry for consolation. table prizes went to Misses Glover Prewit Richburg Moreland. Guests listed include McCallum Grimes Richburgs Moreland McMichael Precht and Mes James Hearne Forehand Stahn Parker Woody Dowd Reynolds.
Mr and Mrs Earl Bell entertained a number of friends Saturday evening at their charming home with a delightful dinner party followed by bridge. The hostess assisted by Mrs Re-
The Parent-Teacher Association held its March meeting with Mrs. Boles presiding. Mrs. Jordan discussed the primary health program and Pecos milk campaign results. A Rotary Club gift funded the piano. Mrs. Bell spoke for the correspondence course and life membership. Gladys Wolfe read. Mary Catherine Couch played violin. Tea served. treasurer showed 47.54 balance. Magazine quota subscribed. Art exhibit well patronized with American artists.
Miss Ruby Mae Beauchamp and Mr Charles Daniel were quietly married Saturday at the bride’s father home. Rev I V Garrison performed the ring ceremony with only immediate family present. They left for Toyah then Dallas for their honeymoon.
The bride, daughter of T. H. Beauchamp, noted banker, is a Kidd Key alumna and beloved in Pecos for charm and humor. The groom, Daniel, cashier at Union Depot for five years and son of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Daniel of Toyah, is a popular Pecos young man. The couple, who recently returned from Dallas, will reside in Pecos and receive warm community congratulations.
Miss Edith Hudson became the bride of Mr. Jack Seabolt Sunday evening at the Baptist Parsonage with Rev. I V Garrison officiating. The couple, now living in Pecos, were joined by close family and friends as Miss Hudson’s Pecos upbringing and Mr Seabolt’s Chrysler Agency role were noted.
Mrs Beauchamp entertained the Thursday Bridge Club at her home with a three course dinner followed by five bridge games. Mrs J W Moore won high score. Guests included Mesdames Woody Young Bell Crane Krauskopf McClure Moore Starley and Ira J Bell.
A cautionary piece warns that friendly smiles mask deceitful intent and urges caution in selecting social ties. The Houston Chronicle fragment ties a legal matter to a 1929 trespass to try title suit in Reeves County Texas where plaintiffs allege unlawful entry and seek title and possession of Lot 18, Block 5, Original Town Pecos City, with damages of 1000 dollars.
Publication summons directed to Estera Deutschman and spouse, unknown heirs of several Deutschmans, Balbina Slucki and heirs, F Mayer Boot & Shoe Co, unknown stockholders of El Paso Cattle Loan Co, and related parties. Requires appearance at Reeves County District Court Pecos City on April 22, 1929 to answer petition filed March 21, 1929 in Case No. 2806 by Kk Wadley and J W Hudgens against Estera Deutschman and others.
The document records a writ return from Reeves County Texas dated March 21 1929. It notes the Pecos City office and San Reeves County district court, with Sheriff BE BE Sheriff BE. It mentions the Pecos Enterprise publication and the citation service completion at 4 PM.
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