Pecos Enterprise united with Gusher to form papers group
The Pecos Enterprise and Gusher consolidated on May 16 1925 under the ownership of Barney Hubbs and F Fancher Bell. Publication details include editors and post office matters with subscription and advertising rates listed for the combined paper.
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Pecos Valley News
Pecos Weekly Times
Reeves County Record
Pecos Gusher
Enterprise and Gusher
Seeing Red and the Nesbitt Murder Defense
A widow Mrs Frances Drake Nesbitt was murdered in Ohio. Her husband a young graduate confessed after hours of questioning claiming he saw red during the altercation. His defense argues temporary insanity sparked by blinding rage and questions why anyone should see red. The piece reflects on anger and the consequences of rage.
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Frances Drake Nesbitt
Ohiown
Nesbitt
Home life in danger as modern culture erodes family values
A public address laments the erosion of home life and parental responsibility amid modern entertainment. It warns the nation must awaken to the danger, calling for a cultural and educational shift to restore the home as a central moral institution.
Cadman Receives $25 000 on 35th Ministry Anniversary
Rev. Dr. S Parkes Cadman of Central Congregational Church Brooklyn is honored by his parish with a $25 000 purse and a great ovation on his 35th year in the ministry and 25th year as pastor. The gift reflects gratitude for a life of guidance and the principle of good will.
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S. Parkes Cadman
Central Congregational Church
Brooklyn
Four
Worry and its toll warned by Concord mayor
An editorial cautions against worry as a destructive habit and urges readers to quit. It notes weather, landlord notices, rising doctor bills, and warns that persistent anxiety may become real harm. The piece ends with a jab about the Charleston being barred from Concord public halls by the city’s mayor.
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Concord
N. H
Church of Christ Meeting Marks Barstow Sundays at 11
A Barstow Texas church requests attendance for worship every Sunday at 11 o'clock. The Church of Christ holds services at the local gathering place each Lord's Day.
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Church of Christ
Barstow
Texas
Weekly Bible Study and Services Notice at Legion Hall
March 28 schedule lists Bible study at 10 a.m. Lord's Supper at 10 45 a.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at Geo. F E. Dillon's home. All welcome to attend.
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Church OF Christ
Legion Hall
Geo. FE. Dillon
Presbyterian Church Revival Schedule and Services
Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning service at 11 a.m. Sermon titled The Crucifixion. No evening service during revival at the Baptist church. Ladies Auxiliary meets Tuesday at 3 45. R. A. Dawson, Pastor.
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Presbyterian Church
the Baptist Church
R. A. Dawson
Missionary program replaces sermon at First Baptist Sunday
Sunday School begins at 10 A M led by H H Johnson with a missionary program at 11. B Y P A meets 7 P M, evening service 8 P M. Circles meet Tuesday afternoon, Sunbeam Band 4 P M Tuesday, R A and Junior R A meet Tuesday evenings and Monday 4 P M at the church. G A meets Friday 4 P M as does Junior Y W A Friday 4 P M at Mrs W E Peers. Prayer service Wednesday 7 30, choir practice and orchestra rehearsal Thursday evening. I V Garrison Pastor.
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First Baptist Church
H. H. Johnson
Sunbeam
R. A’s
G. A’s
G. A
W. E. Peers
I. V. Garrison
First Methodist Church Sunday Schedule and Message
Sunday School at 9 45 a m led by Fred P Holt Supt Big Brotherhood Class at Pecos Auto Co at 10 00 a m All men are welcome Preaching at 11 00 a m League at 7 00 p m No evening service due to Baptist meeting Worship with them at that hour Pastor Walter H Vanderpool urges attendance and asks for a welcoming church with a message.
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Fred P. Holt
Big Brotherhood
Pecos Auto Co
First Christian Church Sunday Services Announced
The Pecos Enterprise reports services for Sunday March 28 at First Christian Church with Bible school at 9 45 a m and preaching at 11 15 a m under Minister Geo H Hamilton. Evening services are canceled due to a Baptist church meeting.
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Baptist Church
Geo. H. Hamilton
Prof Charles Haynes in person hosts spellbinding show
Wealthy Texas cattleman and the world's greatest psychologist present a performance that promises to captivate audiences today and Friday.
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Charles Haynes
Texas
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S. E. Wilson
Rotan
T. & P. Ry. Sumer Reeves Co
Dixie Well
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Ollie King
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