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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1929

Page

7

Mrs Holmes Hosts G C Bridge Club Gathering

Mrs Sidney Holmes entertained the G C Bridge Club last Thursday afternoon at her home. Refreshing fruit punch, pastel decor with G C motifs, ice cream cake candy and mints accompanied the card games. Participants included Mesdames Lorin Wright James L Farr Jr Misses Georgia Mary Daniel Janie Joe Duncan Oberia Lawson and Helen E Ruhrup with Ruhrup posting the high score Daniel winning the cut and Lawson the consolation.

G. C. Bridge Club Sidney Holmes Mesdames Lorin Wright James L. Farr Jr Georgia Mary Daniel Janie Joe Duncan Oberia Lawson Helen E. Ruhrup Ruhrup Miss Lawson

G C Bridge Club entertains Miss Mary Daniel

G C Bridge Club Tuesday afternoon entertained Miss Mary Daniel as hostess. Guests enjoyed salted pecans and hard candies during games with spring flowers decorating the game room and dining table. A two course luncheon was served with candles adding a festive air. Mrs. Sidney Holmes won high score, Miss Janie Joe Duncan received the cut, and Mrs. Lorin Wright got the consolation. Present were Mrs. James IL. Furr Jr., Oberia Lawson, Georgia Daniel, Helen Ruhrup, and Mattie Lee Wilson.

Mary Daniel G. C. Bridge Club Sidney Holmes Janie Joe Duncan Lorin Wright James IL. Furr, Jr Oberia Lawson Georgia Daniel Helen FE. Ruhrup Mattie Lee Wilson G. W. Dabney F Vowell Frank Toved Pecos Crow Mary Geneva Eloise Clovis N. M J. Ci Rader Mary K Josephine Dabney Macek Mony Mattie Tee Wilson Willingham Kermit. Reevess Burchard William Burchard 9 Bar Ranch A. RB. Burchard A. H. Bruce M. McAlpine Abilene Toyah

Baptist Conference Draws Large Crowd in Toyah

The Baptist Monthly Workers Conference of the Pecos Valley District met in Toyah on Monday with large attendance for an excellent meeting. Toyah Baptist Ladies provided a sumptuous noon luncheon at the parsonage. Several visiting pastors attended, including Rev. H.R. Carroll of San Antonio and Rev. J. A. Lindley of Kress, Rev. Buren Sparks and family of Alpine, and Mrs. W. W. Carson of Sierra Blanca.

Baptist Monthly Workers Conference Pecos Valley Toyah

Missionary Society Meets At Mrs Willingham Home

The Methodist Missionary Society gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. RK Willingham's home to discuss "Mother and Daughter" topics. Attending were Mesdames Ww. BR. Humphries, L. M. Lawson, R. Knapp, G. W. Henderson, and R. S. Burchard. Refreshments included sandwiches fruit salad cake and hot chocolate.

Methodist Missionary Society RK. R. Willingham BR. Humphries L. M. Lawson R. ¥. Knapp G. W. Henderson R. S. Burchard

Declamations and tennis winners lead county meet events

The county meet crowned declamation champions Brownie Seay Blicker Knapp Frances Keating Josephine Dabney. In tennis Bill Seay and George Dabney won with George Dabney taking the singles title. Visits and travel noted include Mr and Mrs Joe Burchard in town to see Mr and Mrs A B Burchard and Mamie Malone of El Paso visiting Lottie Mae Furr. Inez Furr departed for San Antonio.

Brownie Seay Blicker Knapp Frances Keating Josephine Dabney Bill Seay George Dabney Joe Burchard A. B. Burchard Mamie Malone el Paso Lottie Mae Furr Inez Furr San Antonio Charles A Berb Danielly Daniel

The Rise of Farm Machines and Labor-Saving Devices

The article extols invention for farming, electric motors, and machinery as better power sources that save time and labor for both men and women. It contrasts past backbreaking harvest work with modern combines and device efficiencies, arguing machines provide real farm relief beyond any future congressional bill.

Combine The National Congress

Vision of progress and town spirit in hard times

The piece reflects on labor, farming, and leisure as progress improves lives. It credits chemists and inventors for feeding and clothing the world with less toil, notes towns rise through united effort, and mentions Judge Law and a Sherman Democrat quip about a saxophone serenade. It also observes more married women work today than in 1890 and jokes that money cannot make a man but it unmakes many.

Law Ernest Parker Sherman Democrat

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Toyah News Mrs Holmes G.C Baptist Conference R. P. Hicks Coal Co Pecos Valley Hatchery Barstow Tex Alimo St A. J. Cooksey Loving-Winkler County Flat River Hudson M. Vaughn Texas-Louisiana Power Co Ward County P. O. Box Cypress St Irwins Market J. R. Prewit Palmers Annette Kellerman Frances E. Price I. St San Bernardino Cal Quiros Fairbanks-Morse R. H. Baldridge Texas Power & Light Co Dallas Texas Camp Pecos Hickory St BB. H. Lewis J. M. Lewis Madera Valley Poultry Farm A. H. Mills Studebaker T. M. Ludgate Ella J. Russell Marjorie Beebe and Sammy Cohen In Fox Picture Mighty Monarch Circus World Christy Bros Chang Lic Hio China Brazil W. S. Patterson Pecos, Texas J. Lee Bilberry Court House Barstow, Texas Hubbard & Kerr Attorneys At Law Over Security State Bank Wadley-Wilson Co Heavenly Bliss Pecos Enterprise
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