Vannie Insle Weds W J Hester In Surprise Las Cruces Ceremony
Vannie Insle Weds W J Hester in a quiet Las Cruces ceremony performed by Rev H H Barton. The couple then returned to Pecos to share congratulations with friends. Hester, a Dixie Cattle Company employee, has worked in Pecos area for years. Insle, longtime Reeves County official, is praised as community minded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vannie Insle
W. J. Hester
Las Cruces
Iss Vannie Ingle
Id W. J. Hester
H. H. Barton
Hester
Dixie Cattle Company
Reeves County
Presbyterians Have Circle Meetings
Presbyterians hold monthly circle social at Mrs J A Crane home with co host Mrs John Lilley. Mrs J W Brooks led the program and guests shared an ice course. Meeting attendees include Lilly Cole Allie Coon Maggie Rose A F Martin Marion Slack and others. A joint circle meeting is planned for the first Tuesday in April at Mrs Simmons home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Auxiliary
J. A. Crane
John Lilley
J. W. Brooks
Mesdames
Lilly Cole
Allie Coon
Maggie Rose
A. F Martin
Marion Slack
R. P. Hicks
Bike Simmons
J. F E. Craft
John Correll
Byron Keen
Booker, McKee
R. M. Files
Earl Ligon
A. V. Lindsay
R. N. Couch
M. W. Collie
Floyd Winebrenner
C. O. Finley
Mrs. Simmons
Monthly Social Tea Held Tuesday for Methodist Women
The Methodist women held their monthly social tea last Tuesday at Mrs. Albert C. Sisk's home with hostesses Mrs. Williams Mrs. R R Wall and Mrs. Ben Randall. A brief business session discussed plans for a city wide Holland's Magazine campaign starting April 10. Several members were noted ill or recovering, with a next meeting planned at OO poth Church.
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Albert C. Sisk
Williams
R R. Wall
Ben Randall
A. Co. Bradley
Elmer Wadley
Holland’s
Benaritt, College
Woman's Council
Henry Slack
W. B. Reeder
Helen McKellar
Sul Ross
Hove
OO Poth
Shadhey
A. Crray
Beakhead
Monroe Kerr
W. W. Runnels
A. ©. Bradley
M. D. Bell
Garden Club Discusses Town Rock Garden Plan
The Merry Home and Garden club debated a rock garden along the highway near the Pecoy bridge. Mrs. Jack Hawkins proposed it and won quick support. The group planned further discussion and agreed to monthly summer meetings.
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The
Merry Home and Garden Club
Jack Hawkins
Christian Church Plans Easter Morning Sunrise Service
The notice invites attendance at a Master sunrise prayer service at the Christian church on Easter morning. The event is described as helpful and attracting people who rarely attend church, offering a moment to reflect on enduring beliefs.
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The
Christian Church
Byrd Couple Welcome Daughter Joanne Rivers
Mr and Mrs John W Byrd celebrate the arrival of a daughter born last Sunday at Pecos Sanitarium The infant weighed 7 pounds 11 ounces and has been named Joanne Rivers Both mother and baby are reported doing splendidly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Byrd
Pecos Sanitarium
Joanne Rivers
Babe
Visits Relatives In Chipley And Dallas
Horace Woodruff left Wednesday night to visit his parents Mr and Mrs E Woodruff in Chipley Georgia. On his return he plans several days in Dallas with relatives and friends.
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Horace Woodruff
E. Woodruff
Chipley
Georgia
Dallas
New Mexico Methodist Women Session Set in Gallup
The New Mexico Conference for Methodist women will meet in Gallup on Wednesday through Friday. Mrs Tene Pruett Adams, Corresponding Secretary for the Pecos Auxiliary, reports a year of substantial activity ending January 1.
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New Mexico
Gallup
N. M
Tene Pruett Adams
Pecos
Christ Child Society Organized In Local Meeting
The Christ Child Society organized March 29 at McKee Camp Recreation Hall. Mrs. Lee Johnson elected president and Mrs. J. E. McKay secretary treasurer. Mrs. Earl Easterbrook named chair of the investigating committee and Mrs. McKay chair of membership. The group aims to make and distribute loyettes to the needy without regard to race color or creed. A meeting is set for Friday April 7 at the McKee Camp hall and monthly gatherings will follow on the third Monday.
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Christ Child Society
McKee Camps
Lee Johnson
J. E. McKay
Earl Easterbrook
McKee Camp
McKee Camp Recreation Hall
Revival of Dormant Judgment by Reeves County Court
The State of Texas issues a writ of Sire Facias to revive a 1931 judgment against Fred H. Meyer in Reeves County District Court case No. 2057. Intervenors were previously taxed with costs. publication is required weekly for four weeks before the April 24, 1933 return date in Pecos or nearest newspaper.
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Sire Faclas
State OF Texas
Reeves County
District Court
Texas
A. A. Ervin
C. T. Madres
Kenneth Slack
Roy Morrison
Fred H. Meyer
Joe Gabler
FL McDorman
Fred Davis
Ray Farrell
Id? Adams
J. W. Watson
John Dale
W. M
W. MM. Ervin
Pitts
WH. Meyer
Sire Facial
Pecos
W MU Entertains Balmorhea Ladies in Tea Social
The Central circle of the Baptist Women s Missionary Union of Pecos hosted Balmorhea WMU for a Tuesday tea at Mrs W L Ross home. Guests from Balmorhea included Mesdames Halbert Garland Jones and Wagnon. Topic was World Peace led by Mrs J W Brooks. Music and devotional by Mrs M A Waters Henry Russell and Mrs Nabers. About 50 attended.
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The
Baptist Women’s Missionary Union of
Pecos
Balmorhea
Mesdames Halbert
G. H. Garland
W. C. Jones
Wagnon
J. W. Brooks
M. A Waters
Henry Russell
R W. Nabers
Bh. Armstrong
Luke
Mrs William Kerr Named Club Head
Mrs William L Kerr was elected president of the Merry Matrons club at a recent meeting. Other officers include vice president Mrs R Matejowsky secretary Mrs J L Kincannon treasurer Mrs Hollis Smith press reporter Mrs Milton Wadley parliamentarian Mrs Jack Turner. A program committee was appointed and the club will meet next Friday with Mrs Armstrong.
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William L. Kerr
Merry Matrons Club
R. Matejowsky
J. L. Kincannon
Hollis Smith
Milton Wadley
Jack Turner
T. B. Pruett
Webb Armstrong
Otis Moorhead
Heart’s vast work praised by Dr Brown in health talk
Austin health officer Dr John W Brown explains the heart pumps about fifteen gallons of blood per hour and never rests. He warns against heart abuse, cites risks like rheumatic fever and infections, and urges medical exams if symptoms arise.
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Austin
John W. Brown
Garner Invited to West Texas Chamber Convention
Vice President John Nance Garner has been invited to the Fifteenth Annual Convention of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce in Big Spring on May 11 12 and 18. Invitation extended by General Manager T A Bandeen and President Wilbur C Hawk and supported by the Big Spring Chamber and other West Texas chambers.
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Bla Spring
John Nance Garner
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Big Spring
T A Bandeen
Wilbur C. Hawk
Fortune Favors The Proactive, Not The Waiting
A brief maxim notes that success comes to those who take action rather than passively waiting. It contrasts patience with initiative and urges prompt, decisive steps to seize opportunity.
Simple Pastry Techniques From The Safeway Bureau
Practical guide explains flaky crusts by using one third shortening to flour, gradual water addition, and chilling. Tips include handling, rolling, lifting the pin, and turning the dough to prevent cracking. It promotes a Julia Lee Wright cookbook offer from Safeway Homemakers Bureau in Oakland California.
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Safety Stores Homemakers’ Bureau
Julia Lee Wright
Denver
Safeway Homemakers’ Bureau
Safeway Stores, Inc
Oakland
California
New Boy Arrives in Joplin Household
Mr and Mrs Frank Joplin welcome Gerry Edward born last Saturday weighing seven pounds eleven ounces Mother and child doing splendidly at the Pecos sanitarium in Joplin vicinity
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Frank Joplin
Gerry Edward
Pecos Sanitarium
The First Man to Quit Work Is Usually the Last One
A short saying notes that the employee who departs earliest from work often faces the slowest rise in rank. It implies caution about leaving early influencing career advancement.
Pecos Lions Host Intercity Meeting for District Clubs
Eighty Lions and Lionesses from Fort Stockton McCamey Pecos Alpine and El Paso gathered in Pecos last Friday for an intercity Lions meeting with Pecos as host. Activities included golf bridge and 42, a business session and dinner, stunts and entertainments led by Judge J B Starley and Rev W W Bridgers, plus awards for attendance. Alpine won attendance banner and McCamey the feathered chicken. Alpine also earned the next meeting.
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Fort Stockton
McCamey Pecos
Alpine
el Paso
Pecos
Pecos Club
Brandon
Country Club
J. Bb. Starley
W. W. Bridgers
Evelyn Cooksey
Armstrong
McCamey
Lions
Cooking School Attracts Housewives In Texas Louisiana
A large turnout of housewives from the area attended the Texas Louisiana Cooking School held here Tuesday and Wednesday under the auspices of Mrs. Elizabeth Harlan home economist.
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Elizabeth Harlan
Farm aid bill questions farmers aid adequacy
A Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch note questions Congress handling of farm aid and the farmer relief package, describing it as insufficient or flawed. The brief comments suggest concern over policy efficacy and impact on farmers amid agricultural support debates.
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Congress
Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch
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