Pecos Delegates Help Lead Royal Neighbors Convention
Delegates from Pecos Wink Hobbs N M Midland Odessa Big Spring Monahans attend the Royal Neighbors convention in Monahans on April 22. Officers elected for next year include Eva Sasser Wink president Luella Hubbs Pecos vice president Clara Tarkington Wink secretary treasurer Alma Buzby Big Spring district marshal Callie Holloway Pecos chancellor. The program featured instructional talks and drills with Pecos and Monahans earning banners for ritualistic and special drill work.
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Pecos
Wink
Hobbs
N. M
Midland
Odessa
Big Spring
Monahans
Royal Neighbors
Myrtle Estes
Abilene
Maud Marlow
Virgie Carwile
Carry Henry
Ranger
Kathleen Swindells
Eva Sasser
Luella Hubbs
Clara Tarkington
Cleon Byers
Alma Buzby
Marshall
Callie Holloway
Myrtle Cowan
Beulah Lane
Adele Heitz
Eunice Otto
Mesdames Luella Hubbs
Berta Blackburn
Mary Otto
Opal Faye Parsons
Hazel Shoemake
Lorena Shary
Jane Caldwell
Ethel Hardy
Kittie Slack
Josephine Crowe
Joy Kraus
Bill Moore
Lillian McAnally
Steve Parsons
Edna Otto
Wild Flower Show Draws Large Turnout Across District 6
More than 170 attendees including two visiting district engineers viewed the second annual Wild Flower show at District 6 highway offices. The display featured 40 plus varieties from 10 of 11 counties, with eight flowers labeled Unknown and samples sent to the Smithsonian Institute for verification. Local officials from El Paso Abilene and Fort Stockton attended, and two bowls of cultivated Texas bluebonnets were shown from the Fort Stockton lawn.
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District 6
R. E. Killmer
Terrell County
Sanderson Highway
Smithsonian Institute
Fort Stockton
Pecos Delegates Attend Conference
Delegates from Pecos attended the district conference of the Eighth District Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs in Fort Stockton. Mrs. W. H. Morelock of Alpine presided, succeeding Mrs. T. Y. Casey of Pecos as president. Eastland state president Mrs. Joseph M. Perkins spoke at an informal supper. Both Pecos members Mrs. Casey and Mrs. J. E. Couch addressed the gathering.
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Pecos
of Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Fort Stockton
Midland
W. H. Morelock
Alpine
T. Y. Casey
Joseph M. Perkins
Eastland
Casey
J. E. Couch
Couch
Junior Study Club Holds Final Spring Meeting
Members of the Junior Twentieth Century Club gathered at Miss Nell Betty Anderson's home for the final spring and summer session. Catherine Armstrong presented a year in review and a paper on Color while L A Zink spoke on Floor Plan and Mary Ellen Chapman on Harmony of Colors and Textures.
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Twentieth Century Club
Nell Betty Anderson
Catherine Armstrong
L. A. Zink
Mary Ellen Chapman
Harrison Beauchamp
Halla Bryan
J. Y. Crum
Bob Dean
George Fletcher
Earnest Hunt
Norman Eisenwine
Buck Jackson
W. E. Kelly
Byron Lackey
John Renken
Harry Ross
Joe Roy Smith
Cathryn Armstrong
Dean McCall
Kingston Family From Balmorhea Visit Town
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Kingston and Duncan Kingston of Balmorhea were in town Tuesday attending to business and visiting with friends.
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Mary Lou Hart
Helen Jean Bickley
Irene Bailey
Jimmy Carson
Joe Bob Duncan
Joan Smith
Quincy Ann Adams
Martha Walker
Dolores Duncan
Eddie Daniel
Walter McElroy, Jr
Nancy Hopper
Barbara Ann Moore
Barbara Gomillion
Junie McPherson
Maybelle Hawthorne
Bobby Hopper
Georgie Hawthorne
Billy Bob Pierson
F. L. van Open
Big Spring
Toyah
A. J. Pierson
Randolph
Wiley
Duncan
Oklahoma
Toya
Gene Webb
Joretta Carolyn
Santa Fe
G. S. Hawthorne
W. L. Kingston
Duncan Kingston
Balmorhea
Mrs Buchannan and Peggy Laird Visit Monahans
Mrs E L Buchannan and her daughter Peggy Laird spent Wednesday visiting in Monahans.
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E. L. Buchannan
Peggy Laird
Monahans
Lodge notices for Pecos Valley and related orders
Pecos Valley Lodge No 736 meets second Tuesday at 7 30 P M J N Miller W M W W Ruhlen Sec Visitors welcome Knights of Pythias Lodge No 388 meets Monday at 8 00 PM Jno Oglesby C C IOOF Lodge No 650 meets Friday at 7 30 PM J T Meadows Grand Noble R T Crist secretary Visitors welcome
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Pecos Valley Lodge No
F&am
Knights of Pythias Lodge No. 388
Jno. Oglesby, C. C
Ioof Lodge No
J. T. Meadows
Grand Noble
R. T. Crist
Catholic Study Club Final Meeting Recaps Paper on Real Presence
Members of St. Catherine's Study Club met at the sisters home for a business meeting and program. Mrs Lee Johnson presented a paper on The Real Presence In The Blessed Sacrament. The group planned attendance for the Catholic Women regional meeting on May 11 in Carlsbad and discussed the parish Sunday School picnic.
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St. Catherine’s
Crystal Ballroom
Crawford Hotel
Carlsbad
Dorcas Class Honors Mrs. Joe C Hudgens
The Dorcas Class of the Baptist Sunday School honored Mrs. Joe C Hudgens Thursday at Mrs. E L Collings home as part of the monthly Class Day Observance. She received many gifts and 17 class members shared refreshments.
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Joe C. Hudgens
Dorcas
Baptist Sunday School
E. L. Collings
Club Closes Spring Summer Meetings
The church announces the picnic date and place will be announced later. The meeting was the final club gathering for spring and summer. Meetings will resume in the fall.
Perfect Examples of Stream-Lined Bodies
A concise statement compares refined bodies to rain drops, suggesting purity and simplicity. The analogy emphasizes minimalism and clarity in form, implying a preference for streamlined design over complexity. The phrase reads like a metaphorical remark on efficiency and elegance.
First Baptist Church Service Schedule and Meetings
Rev. W. M. Turner, pastor. Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Morning preaching 11 o’clock, evening service 6 p. m. Baptist Training Union 7:15 p. m. Wednesday prayer at 7 and Teachers and Officers meetings at 8.
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First Baptist Church
W. M. Turner
Baptist Training Union
Church of Christ Class Schedule and Services
Jas A Fry minister announces Bible study at 10 a m Sundays and morning worship at 10 45. Evening services start at 7 45 and mid week gathering Wednesday at 7 45. Women's Bible class meets Thursday at 3 p m.
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Church OF Christ
Jas. A. Fry
First Christian Church Worship and Sunday School Schedule
Rev Oliver W Harrison leads Sunday School at 9 45 with Jo W Camp superintendent. Morning worship at 10 55 with a sermon by the pastor. Wrangler's club at 6 30. Evening worship at 7 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Gaines
North Texas State Teachers College
Denton
McCamey
Oliver Harrison
First Christian Church of
Pecos
Christian Church
Toyah
W. A. Davis
Alpine
First Christian Church
Oliver W. Harrison
Jo W. Camp
Wrangler’s Club
Toyah Baptist Church Service Schedule Update
The Toyah Baptist Church under Pastor Ollie McDaniel offers Sunday School at 7 15 morning worship at 10 o clock and evening preaching at 6 15 p m Prayer meetings and Baptist Training Union are set for evening hours with midweek services on the second and fourth Sundays.
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Toyah
Church Schedule With Sermons and Programs
The Church of the Nazarene announces Sunday School at 9 45 a m with Pastor F O Parr and Sunday School Superintendent Joe Lewis Also at 11 a m preaching and 7 00 p m N Y P S Junior program and prayer by adults at 7 Preaching at 8 and a 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meeting All services broadcast Sundays on KIM 2 15 to 2 30 p m Music by Mrs George Ashley and Mrs Joe Lewis Rev Parr delivering sermons
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Church OF the Nazarene
F. O. Parr
Joe Lewis
Kim
George Ashley
Parr
First Presbyterian Church Weekly Schedule
Rev. John W. Byrd presides over services and Sunday School with morning worship at 11 a.m. Pioneer and Senior Young People meet at 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. respectively, evening service at 5? Actually 5 p.m. Pioneer group. Senior Young People at 8 p.m. Choir practice is Wednesday at 8 p.m. Worship service listed.
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John W. Byrd
First Methodist Church Service Schedule and Youth Group
Rev A C Douglas leads church school at 10 with classes for all ages. Morning worship at 11 includes special music and a sermon. Epworth League meets at 7 with a lively program, followed by evening worship at 8.
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Epworth League
Development entangles sportsmen with Red Bluff District plan
The Red Bluff Water Power Control District outlines a two sided push for recreation and business. It seeks to cancel free access, police reservoir property, hire an attorney, and deploy guards while expanding water, power and irrigation services to Pecos area towns and farms.
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Red Bluff
RED Bluff Water Power Control District
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