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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1927
Page
5
Pecos residents share travel notes from El Paso and Austin as Cat tlemen's conventions, business trips, and Easter visits fill the week. Many plan gatherings in Dallas and Midland while local figures attend church events and celebrate engagements and upcoming plays at the Rialto Theatre. Partnerships and hotel plans in Pecos surface as officials and families navigate springtime routines.
In Pecos Texas the Senior Class practices a play amid monthly exams and spring fever. Walter Scott Jr joins from Oklahoma City. sophomores display a gold emblem P H B 1927. Freshmen report on history math English Digest covers art by Reynolds and a note on Love me love my dog.
Mrs Tom Harrison hosted the Twentieth Century Civb group on Wednesday afternoon at her home for a regular meeting. Mrs H C Roberson led the French Art topic and papers on various artists and their works were shared. A plate refreshment followed for Mesdames A G Taggart J B Heard H C Roberson C Bell N F Chapman Ira J Bell Cole J R Humphrey R N Couch Max Krauskopf R K E Williams and A F P Wilcox.
Mrs Liltie Cole entertained the Eighty-Four Club Saturday afternoon at her home with several lively games of eighty-four. Refreshments of ice cream cake and punch were served. Guests included Mesdames J W Moore Jim Camp G B Finley Tra J Bell Wm Garlick J W Brooks and J T McClure. The clock strikes twelve at the P M March 31st. Adm 50e and children 25e.
Ninety five radio stations are to broadcast daily government crop and market reports. The move prompts questions about whether it is a federal sop in place of the Farm Relief measure.
The school presents a play at the Rialto Theatre on Thursday evening March 31. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.
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