Local Churches Plan Mother's Day Programs
The First Baptist Church will host two Mother's Day services this Sunday. The morning hour will feature a congregational hymn, prayers by T. Y. Casey, offertory by the pianist and orchestra, the choir's anthem Little Mother O' Mine, Thanksgiving prayer by the pastor, a solo That Wonderful Mother of Mine by Mrs R. V. Nabers, and the sermon Mother. The senior B Y P U will hold a program at eight o'clock with entertaining acts designed for mothers and families.
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Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
T. Y. Casey
Mother O' Mine
R. V. Nabers
Mother's Day Program At Local Congregation
The program features a congregational hymn, Benediction, and a B Y P U service with a processional by Della Mae Hudson, Scripture by Myrtle Cowan, invocation by Rev I V Harrison, readings on Mother's Day by E R Cotton, Ruby Peer violin solo, tributes by Mary Ward Jessie Sue Armstrong and Margie Ward, a male sextette performance and a benediction by Mr Miller.
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Della Mae Hudson
Myrtle Cowan
I. V. Harrison
B. Y
Jessie Sue Armstrong
Margie Ward
Blanche Stephens
Mr. Miller
Methodist Mother's Day Fete Featuring Songs and Recitations
A special Mother's Day program at the Methodist Church features singing and recitations by many talented children. Entrants include Bernice Dawson in Welcome, Clayton Gilchrist performing My Mother, and ensembles led by Lucile Stephen and Elizabeth Stephen with pieces such as The Bravest Battle and Mother Best of All. A talk by Burton Boatright and a chorus sequence conclude with a benediction.
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Methodist Church
Bernice Dawson
Clayton Gilchrist
Mary Ann Wilcox
Jo Ann Klink
Janice Wadley
Lucile Stephen
Marjorie Elion
Olene Curry
Elizabeth Stephen
Floyd Myrle Stephen
Ernestine Scrimshire
Nancy D. Green
Marjorie Vascocu
Ruthie Reeder
Fay Vascocu
Lucile
Ottalee Cornelius
Burton Boatright
Amazing Grace
Mrs. Speckle
Sweet
Hour of Prayer
Miss Love
Mrs. Ayers
W. Kt. McPherson
Baptists Invite Public To Join Basket Picnic
The Baptist Sunday School hosts an old fashioned Basket Picnic at Alamo Playgrounds next Friday evening May 17 inviting all to bring a full basket of fried chicken. Four o clock onward a big entertainment program with swimming and amusements awaits. open to all who bring a full basket. Qutaque entrants in City Beautification contest pass 21 with new entries daily. prizes totaling 50 dollars for place winners. Junction opens a modern ice cream plant with 500 gallons daily capacity, Spanish style building, new machinery. Laredo ships Bermuda onions early with over 200 car loads sent, plus 75 to 100 car train loads scheduled.
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The
Baptist Sunday School
Alamo
Qutaque
Junction
Laredo
Bermuda
Arkansas Gazette Word Variants Spark Reader Curiosity
A fragmented note mentions dealer proration to curb market glut and asks a subscriber to explain etaoin spelled as etaoin. The text also includes shorthand terms like shrdin and emfywyp, with no clear context beyond exploratory jargon. The item appears as a cryptic clipping from the Arkansas Gazette.
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Arkansas Gazette
Methodist Church Plans Sunday Services and Mother Day Program
The Methodist Church schedule includes Sunday School at 10 am Worship and Sermon at 11 am Epworth League at 7 15 pm and a special Mother Day program during the morning service The choir provides music and extends a welcome to strangers and visitors The church aims to serve local Methodist residents and newcomers to Pecos.
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Epworth
Church invites public to meet new people and learn services
Pastor W. R. McPherson extends a cordial invitation to all to meet new people and learn the church services.
Baptist Church Weekly Schedule and Mother's Day Program
Sunday School at 9 45 a m led by Mrs T Y Casey. 11 o clock service includes Special Mother's Day program. Sunbeam Band 4 p m led by Mrs M D Cowan. B Y P U meet 7 p m directed by Will Cowan. Evening service features Mother’s Day program by Senior B Y P A. Royal Ambassadors Monday 8 45 p m led by Mrs Langley and Mrs Payne. Girls Auxiliary Monday 4 p m at Leader Mrs Kiser’s home. Junior Girls Auxiliary Monday 4 p m at Leader Mrs Parker’s home. Choir Rehearsal Monday 8 p m directed by Mrs J Wilson. All W M S circles meet Tuesday afternoon led by Mrs G C Pres and Mrs Parker. Prayer Service Wednesday 8 p m. cordial invitation to all. Pastor 1 I Garrison.
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T. Y. Casey
Sunbeam Band
M. D. Cowan
Will Cowan
B. Y. P. A. Royal Ambassadors
Langley
Payne
Kiser
Parker
J. ©. Wilson
G. C. Pres
Church of Christ Services at Court House
The Church of Christ meets every Lord's Day at the Court House with Bible Study at 10 A M and preaching with communion at 11 A M Evening services are at 3 P M A midweek prayer Wednesday at 8 P M A Ladies Bible Study is Tuesday at 3 30 P M They meet with Mrs M T Todd Everyone is invited to attend these services.
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Church of Christ
Court House
Ladies Bible Study
M. T
Sunday School and Worship Schedule With Pastor Byrd
The notice lists weekly Sunday School every Sunday at 10 M. and Wednesday services at 7 30 P M. Preaching on the 1st 2nd and 4th Sundays at 11 A M and 7 45 P M with J W Byrd named as Pastor.
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J. W. Byrd
Church of Christ Barstow Service Times Invite
Barstow Texas announces Lord's Day preaching at eleven in the morning and eight in the evening invites all to attend. The message aims to welcome everyone to Barstow services.
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Church OF Christ
Barstow, Texas
The Town Doctor on Automobile Tourists and Worth
The Town Doctor argues auto mobile tourist traffic brings significant revenue and should be measured by towns. He cites data of daily spend and per car averages, urging towns to track traffic, invest in marketing, and capitalize on broader road networks. The article notes copyright 1929 and cooperation with Pecos Lions Club.
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Pecos Enterprise
The
Pecos Lions Club
Tin Can Tourists Value Per Car Across Towns
The article estimates that a tourist car traveling over 100 miles from home has a cash value of about $1.04 per town it passes. It cites seventeen cities and towns, noting less than 20 percent of traffic consists of Tin Can Tourists. It breaks down costs including gasoline for 250 miles at 15 mpg, oil, automobile incidentals, and meals, concluding many towns with smaller populations already see substantial weekly traffic.
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Ering
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Bible School and services
Bible School at 10:00 led by W R Glasscock with classes for all ages. Communion and preaching at 11:00. Junior and Intermediate Endeavor at 5:00. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8:15. Morning topic Mother's Love. Evening topic Resources in Christ. No evening service at the church. Music program with other churches and High School at Hi School Auditorium for National Music Week. Lawrence R Doak, Minister.
St Mark's Church Episcopal Evening Prayer May 5
Regular evening prayer service will be held Sunday evening May 5 at 8 00 PM Holy Communion will be held Monday at 9 00 AM Rev Hall Pierce leads the service.
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ST. Mark’s Church
Say it with flowers to mother May 12 Pecos Flower Shop
A Pecos Flower Shop advertises a Mother’s Day floral offering on May 12 with a suggestive line about choosing lemon or quince as a playful note. The item reads like an old newspaper ad fragment and includes a quoted misquote about a girl saying another ig eute.
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Pecos
Dallas News
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