Mission tea of Christian Women's Council gathers in Wichita Falls
Thirty members met at Mrs. W. F. Howard home for a missionary tea of the Christian Women's Council. The program featured prayers, reports on the state convention, and talks on Education in India Hospitals in India and The Churches in India. A social hour followed with refreshments for many members and two visiting guests from Santa Fe and Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women’s Council
W. F. Howard
W. D. Bennett
W. T. Wicker
J. H. Wilhite
H. L. Magee
H. T. Collier
Jim Camp
Wichita Falls
India
Ben Dunn
E. E. Crowe
W. R. Glasscock
Evy Bowles
J. E. Starley
M. D. Jester
Larry Ladd
A. G. van Horn
Mabel Nold
W. J. McCune
Ralph Williams
Elmer Johnson
J. D. Foster
R. C. Warren
Santa Fe
N. M
Miss Bell
Oklahoma City
Twentieth Century Club Concludes Year with Report
The Twentieth Century Club held its final 1938-39 meeting at Mrs. Clarence Bell’s home. Delegates reported on the Fort Stockton convention, noting long federation ties and Far West membership, with detailed year long study on Current Literature and civic projects and donations to libraries, Tuberculosis campaigns, and Red Cross drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
Clarence Bell
Fort Stockton
Texas Federation
General Federation
Far West Federaion
van Loon
Merry Wives Club
City Federation
Wink
W. Roy Bregg
Allied Youth
Red Cross
State Federation
Far West Federation
Scholarship Loan Fund
Can- Control Society
State Presnt
Federation
W. W. Dean
J. E. Couch
Wesley Hart
H. M. E. Jones
W. G. Kirklin
R. V. Nabors
Raymon Pouncey
Gage van Horn
Missionary Society Tea Reports From Clovis Conference
Three reports on the recent missionary conference were presented at a Methodist missionary society tea in Clovis New Mexico hosted by Mrs Mason. Twenty nine members attended including Mrs Wadley Smith Hines Boatright and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Wadley
Hollis Smith
Joe B. Mason
Methodist Missionary Society
Clovis
N. M
Tena Adams
Edwin Finley
Heard Reynolds
Bill Collie
J. I. Street
Mason
J. C. Hollebeke
Stubblefield
Beulah Wilson
J. T. Hughes
C. A. Douglas
J. H. Bonarden
W. W. Sample
Emma Boles
L. A. Richards
Kenneth Richards
G. A. Hopper
J. F. Grammer
Roy Wilcox
Smith
Mr and Mrs Henry Dingee Return From Fort Worth Vacation
Mr and Mrs Henry Dingee have returned from a two weeks vacation and visit in Fort Worth, concluding their leisure trip with a restful break in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Henry Dingee
Fort Worth
Mrs. R. L. Young and son return from Dallas stay
Mrs. R. L. Young and her son Wayne have come back home after a several month visit in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Young and Son
Wayne
Dallas
For Rent Unfurnished Five Room House
Five room unfurnished modern house for rent apply at 705 S Alamo. Also three room south apartment close in listed with Mrs Beulah Wilson agent phone 192.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Hickory
Billie Precit
S. Alamo
Monroe Kerr
Beulah Wilson
Lost Horizon to Play At Cactus Theatre This Weekend
Saturday night prevue and Sunday Monday showings at the Cactus Theatre in Pecos feature Columbia's Lost Horizon. Ronald Colman Jane Wyatt lead an acclaimed cast with Edward Everett Horton H B Warner and Sam Jaffe in a novel Hollywood production praised by test audiences nationwide. Manager J B Cunningham urges Pecos moviegoers to seize the opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cactus
Columbia
J. B. Cunningham
James Hilton
Ronald Colman
Jane Wyatt
Hollywood
Colman
Miss Wyatt
Edward Everett Horton
H. B. Warner
Sam Jaffe
Columbia Pictures
New York
Cunningham
Pecos
Christ Study Topic Leads Church Circle Meeting
Presbyterian auxiliary Circle No. 1 met at Mrs. J. A. Crane's home for a program and business session. Devotional leader M. L. Swinehart guided scripture from Isaiah and Matthew, with the topic God of All Power and a program on Christ or Caesar presented by John Wallace from the Survey. Members present included Mrs. C. E. Baze, Reid Estes, Bike Simmons, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 1
Presbyterian Auxiliary
J. A. Crane
R. E. Booker
M. L. Swinehart
God of
Christ
Caesar
John Wallace
D. W. Bozeman
Ken C. Bowser
Ben Kelly
C. O. Finley
Kidder
Odd Fellows Honor Founding Ad From 120 Years Ago
Pecos Odd Fellows gathered Friday for special services to commemorate the creation of the world’s largest benevolent and fraternal order. A Baltimore American advertisement from 120 years ago helped spark the founding, with services held at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos Odd Fellows
Baltimore American
I. & Fy Tak
Eastern State Stated Meeting Noted for May Monday
Pecos Chapter No. 81 Order of the Eastern Star to hold its first May stated meeting Monday at 8:00 pm with Mrs. Sarah Colwell presiding. Mrs. Jessie Sue Couch will lead a Mothers program. Members urged to attend. visitors welcomed. A School of Instruction is planned for Big Spring on June 16. eleven chapters to co host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Order of the Eastern Star
Sarah Colwell
Jessie Sue Couch
Big Spring
Hobbs Man Jack Camp Visits With Parents on Sunday
Jack Camp of Hobbs New Mexico visited here Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs John Camp and Pecus friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Camp
Hobbs
N. M
John Camp
Pecus
Garrett Promoted to Midland United Store Manager
E. H. Garrett, formerly assistant manager of United Dry Goods in Pecos, has been promoted to manager of the United store in Midland. Bill Turpin, manager here, announced the decision. Garrett has been with the company in Pecos and Big Spring for about four years. Mrs. Garrett plans to join him in Midland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Garrett
Unted Dry Goods Co
Pecos
United
Midland
Bill Turpin
Mr.Garrett
Big Spring
Mrs. Garrett
Mrs Bonnie Brooks and grandson visit Trav Windham
Mrs Bonnie Brooks and her grandson Jack Ferguson of MRuidosa visited this week with Mrs Trav Windham, the mother of Mrs Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Brooks
Jack Ferguson
Mruidosa
Mrs. Brooks
Trav Windham
Balmorhea Pioneer Visits Pecos on Tuesday
E. P. Stuckier, a Balmorhea pioneer resident, was in Pecos on Tuesday attending to business matters and visiting with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Stuckier
Balmorhea
Pecos
Mrs Woolfolk Visits El Paso and Pecos Friends
Mrs. J. B. Woolfolk was visiting with friends and shopping in El Paso this week. Mrs. Ike Goedeke, who had been visiting Pecos with Mrs. Tra Windham and others left early this week to return to her East Texas home. Mr. Goedeke was making her first visit here in more than 30 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Ike Goedeke
Pecos
Tra Windham
Lef
East
Texas
Goedeke
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Christian Council Missionary
S. Elm
Alberta Heights
Claud Elkins
Texas Highway Patrol
Courtney
Great Plains
Hamlin
L. P. McCrary
M. D
Enterprise
Monahans
C. H. Niccolls
Grand Theatre
I. K. Webb
Alaska Hotel
John L. Moore
Elm St
Stewart-Warner
Leader Grocery and Hardware Company
S. M. Prewit
S. Hackberry
2Nd and
Oleander St
Rome
Italy
Star Tires
Ragsdale
Church Circle
Eastern State
Garrett
United Company
Olmgnican
Ben’s Pharmacy
J. B. Woolfolk
Brown
FDIC
Pecos, Texas
Swift
Crescent
White King
SOAP
Advan
AL A
Aera
Ance
el Grande
Armour
Jacob Dolds
Cascade
Lebo
Econo-Pep
Isis
Ta Salle
G.M
Williams-Kerr Chevrolet Co
Wilson
Kellogg’s
White House
del Monte
Stam Lao Newta
Otel Gateway and Coffee Shop
PTD
Lockie
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