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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1935
Page
4
The Pecos club status rises as a district convention report from Plainview notes over 546 delegates attended April 21 to 25. J F Por Bices, a delegate, shared the summary at Brandon Coffee Steep with praise for the club’s forward work and district achievements.
A fragment describes a financing option to remodel a home in Pecos with plans to cover painting, varnish, and refinishing through a lender. It mentions terms like FHA support and three-year plans, with monthly payments and supplier arrangements, but the text is garbled and partially unreadable.
A fragmentary note signals arrival of new merchandise linked to a shipmen and Istian Menanan. Details are unreadable but indicate updated stock for a local merchant.
Local committee discusses FHA potentialities and relief loans. Mr Miller asserts government aim is to ease credit while loans rely on property value and borrower credibility. He notes only six of 120000 U S borrowers are in default and stresses lender as sole qualifier.
A newborn boy with the name Thema carten arrived Thursday afternoon with his mother in Teeeos. George TH of Teeeos announces the event and the family plans to stay nearby.
Old fiddlers from Mentone, Turner, and nearby towns prepare for a four a plier contest at Grand Theatre Mewehans. Delegates from Rarstew and Dye ceme dares will attend. prizes include $14 for first, $3 for second, plus donated merchandise.
The church holds Wednesday evening services and Sunday morning worship at regular times. Daily prayers and Ramist training unite at 6 45 with evening preaching. Sunday school meets at 11 and morning services follow usual schedule. Location specified as Cypress Streets and Carnegie Library area.
Evening Worship at 7 PM and 6 PM mid week prayer service listed for Br. Schiepexhire and ministers Cheech Schaal S245 A NM Moermine Warship 117% A. M Rinaerth Leagues 7 00 P M includes 11 26 A W EY FA and 36 PM evening worship details unclear due to OCR.
The church announces Sunday morning address on The River of Strange Doctrines and a discussion on The Cathax Char for some PF. M. Cheir Practice. Thursday service at 700. The pastor will preach morning and evening. Minister R. Watson leads.
The letter seems to invite parishioners to a church service and sermon on a Sunday by a named speaker. It references events at a church building with a listing of worship times and speaker names, but the OCR text is garbled.
An unclear OCR fragment suggests a sports item involving Furst, Abbett, and a 16 to 0 score or 16 0 percent figure, with timing around 11:38. Event location and full details are unreadable, but the card indicates a game note or score update.
The Assembly of God church lists morning worship at 11 00 AM and evening service at 7 36 PM. A midweek meeting is announced for Wednesday at 5 5. The note mentions Pastor Warner and a council gathering.
The notice lists services for a church: Sunday morning at 11 o clock and evening at 7. Wednesday evening prayer and singing. Saturday evening evangelistic service.
Friends rally around Tama as the young patient remains seriously ill at the city hospital this week. Medical staff provide updates while supporters express hope for her full recovery.
Mr Lee Bnetster underwent a major operation at Balmorhes Hospital on Wednesday. He was reported to be recovering nicely in the latest health bulletin.
Women of the Missionary Society plan a meeting next Tuesday with Mr. Ten Priest as vice president. The event aims to discuss church work and support the congregation. Members express gratitude for help from friends and note the Deseret Conference proceeding.
The article describes progress on a long term project to transform the valley into a premier scenic area. Contractors work on antifrine mant landscaping and setting out flowers and trees by the pool while heavier tasks continue nearby. A ridge features sweeping views, basalt decks, and planned towers, with future irrigation, cacti, and rock work to enhance the drive and valley vistas for tourism.
Fort Davis plans a grand opening for a new community hall with a dance on March 5. The Port Patis event, led by the Port Tee-Tesebers' Association, will host attendees from the surrounding area to raise funds for hall furnishings and equipment. Local residents, including men women and children, are urged to participate and support the venture as Alpine University’s Band provides music.
Fragments describe a church event with mentions of Rev A Abbott and Mx Abbott and a state convention. Names listed include Jit am, Mr Borex, J. Test Parscomse, and several attendees. details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Report describes quicksand encountered during the site work for a new federal building. Two pockets formed, halting excavations. experts say the issue can be remedied and the project will continue with reinforced support as deeper digging proceeds.
Wadleys beat Mentone 17 to 10 in an early game as Dotson and Landers worked on the mound and Andersen caught. Williams led Wadleys with strong hitting while Burk and Pritchett contributed for Mentone in a contest described as the opening of a six game series.
Pecos Baptists plan attendance at the Worker's Conference of the Pecos Baptist Association Tuesday. The meeting theme is Salvation in a world menaced by sin. Leaders include Rev. J. M. Garver and J. C. McRenzie. Organizers say preparations are underway to welcome attendees.
Music Week programs feature Miss Jule William presenting her music pupils in two concerts on Tuesday and Wednesday March 7 21 at 8 o clock. Ethel Aemscrene directs with Mrs Jobe Wilson leading the chorus. Special events include the Mesiciand Contour team with a concert Saturday night. Public invitation to attend the community celebration.
A mall employee sustained a foot injury after an incident on a road in Bericascie. He sought treatment but fled before local authorities could complete initial care. Details remain unclear as investigators review the scene.
Sheriff Robersons III was at his home this week according to local notes. The report notes no further details or actions taken at the residence.
Just in for Mether's leer sufi Gredoeztior MeN aR ANTS 39 3 new items arrive at the Meader Store. The notice highlights fresh merchandise and a special release for shoppers.
The report discusses an outbreak affecting cattle with hemorrhagic symptoms over several weeks. Officials note insufficient staff and methods to prevent further spread. Researchers reference shipment patterns and suspect areas of focus for containment.
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