Dr Crumby Leaves Monday for Amarillo Call
Dr. Crumby departed Monday for Amarillo in response to a call and expects to return soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Crumby
Amarillo
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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1928
Page
5
Mrs Redman and Daughter Visit Pecos Shopper
Mrs Jesse Redman and her daughter Alee spent Thursday in Pecos visiting Miss Lenora Parks and doing shopping there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Redman
Alee
Pecos
Lenora Parks
Deputy Doty Heads to Kansas for Prison Transfer
E. G. Doty, deputy U.S. marshal for the district, left Tuesday night for Kansas to escort a prisoner. Mrs. Bill Kingston visited town from the Davis Mountains ranch on Monday to see friends and shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Doty
Kansas
Eee Worth
Mr. Doty
U.S. Marshall
Bill Kingston
Davis Mountains
Mrs Bowser Visits Pecos Friends From Saragosa
Mrs Bowser traveled from her home at Saragosa to Pecos on Wednesday to visit a number of her friends in the town.
Mr and Mrs Beau McCutcheon Visit Pecos
Mr and Mrs Beau McCutcheon and daughter Marjie Jane spent the first of the week in Pecos visiting Mr and Mrs Jim Prewit and Miss Letha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beau McCutcheon
Marjie Jane
Pecos
Jim Prewit
Letha
Galveston Visitor Visits Miss Gilla Holder
R. C. McMaims of Galveston is in town this week to visit Miss Gilla Holder who formerly lived on the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. McMaims
Galveston
Gilla Holder
Holt and Ross Visit Pecos Returning from Ranch and Family Ties
Fred P. Holt, once a Pecos resident, was in the city on business late in the week and connected with old friends. Bill Ross spent several days in town this week from the ranch to handle business and visit his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred P. Holt
Pecos
Bill Ross
Atend
Pecos weekend visits spark Rotary, confederate, and church ties
Rankin travelers visit Pecos families while E L Stratton and friends return to old Pecos roots. Rotary activity grows with Mauree Slack aiding Pecos club. Arthur Lockhart aids charter efforts. Camp family heads to Galveston for medical convention. J B Briscoe attends Confederate Veterans in Little Rock. Brownwood clergymen visit, plan Pecos river fishing. Alpine ranchers ship cattle north for pasture. Richland Springs ships breeding turkeys. Bluff Creek Ranch sold for 200000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BR. Briscoe
Little Rock
Ark
Confederate Veterans
Jerry Ashworth
Mr. Briscoe
Red Bluff Water Project Faces Senate and Reclamation Hurdles
Red Bluff Water Improvement District officials plan continued efforts this summer to advance a Pecos Valley irrigation proposal in Texas. They cite long settlement, $2.5 million invested in works, and a Congressional authorization for storage on the Pecos to conserve flood waters for crops near the Texas New Mexico border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Sheppard
Mayfield
Hudspeth
Washington
Red Bluff
Pecos
Texas
New Mexico
Pecos Valley
Owl Bridge Club Hosts Delightful Evening at Kerr Home
Members of the Owl Bridge Club gathered Friday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Kerr for games and a delicious plate luncheon. Guests included J. W. Moore M. W. Collie J. A. Crane Chas F Manahan H. B. Prickett and Ralph Williams along with Mesdames Band Burleigh Moyston Grissom and Kerr and the club’s Mrs Ira J. Bell Dean Ciane J. Green Gunter Manahan Moore T. B. Pruett Jr Roberson Russell and Weyer. The group meets again in two weeks at Mrs. Moore’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owl Bridge Club
Monroe Kerr
J. W. Moore
M. W. Collie
J. A. Crane
Chas. F. Manahan
H. B. Prickett
Ralph Williams
Mesdames Band
Burleigh
Moyston
Grissom
Kerr
Ira J. Bell
Dean
Ciane J. N. Green
Gunter
Manahan
Moore T. B. Pruett Jr
Roberson
Russell and Weyer
Mrs Parker Hosts Honor Party For Beauchamp Sister
Mrs C C Parker entertained last Friday at her home in honor of her sister Miss Ruby Mae Beauchamp who recently returned from Paris where she studied. The gathering featured bridge with high scores awarded to Miss Beauchamp, Lucille Prewit, and Keith Camp. Refreshments were served to a group including George Ross Hudnall N H Clayton Ruby Mae Beauchamp Jane Dean Kathryn Dean Lucille Precit Virginia Runnels Chas Daniel Donley Broughton Mac Kyle Red Bell and other friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Parker
Ruby Mae Beauchamp
Paris
Miss Beauchamp
Lucille Prewit
Keith Camp
George Ross
Hudnall
N. H. Clayton
Jane and
Kathryn Dean
Lucille Precit
Virginia Runnels
Chas. Daniel
Keith Camp Donley Broughton
Mac Kyle
Red Bell
Mrs Campbell Hosts Honor for Sister Miss Frances Campbell
Mrs Dan Campbell entertained a group of ladies Wednesday afternoon for her sister Miss Frances Campbell of Kansas City Missouri visiting in town. A three course luncheon at Mint Cafe Annex, then bridge at Mrs Campbell’s home, with prizes for high second and consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Campbell
Kansas City
Dan Campbell
Mint Cafe
Campbell
Mrs McClure Hosts Thursday Bridge Club Gathering
Mrs J T McClure entertained Thursday afternoon for the Thursday Bridge Club and a few Pecos newcomers. The party featured fern and flower decorations and five games with Mrs Dean winning high score. Mrs McClure was assisted by her sister Mrs Oram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. McClure
Thursday Bridge Club
Pecos
Dean
Demonstration Work Valued at 15000 in Young County
Miss Norflest Grimes completed a year's demonstration work in Young county with a valuation of fifteen thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Young County
Norflest Grimes
White Deer Chamber to Meet Twice Monthly
The White Deer Chamber of Commerce will now hold meetings twice a month to boost member involvement and local business engagement. The change aims to accelerate community initiatives and provide more timely updates for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Deer
Pecos to Open Bids for City Street Improvements in 1928
Sealed bids due May 24 1928 in Pecos Texas for grading paving drainage curbing and guttering bicycle work and related street improvements with 26485.7 sq yd pavement 36485.7 sq yd grading 9279.2 lin ft curb 1568 lin ft header and more plans may be viewed at Pecos City Secretary Engineer offices and Devlin Engineering Wichita Kansas Amarillo office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ear Easterbrook
Pecos
Texas
Conerate
Devlin Engineering Company
Wichita
Kansas
Central Building
Amarillo
Tex
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Haskell Rhodes
Rankin
W. R. Rhodes
J. M. Rhodes
Flaggstaff
Ariz
E. L. Stratton
Mauree Slack
Marfa
Henry Fletcher
Rotary Club
J. B. Woolfolk
Saragosa
Mr. Woolfolk
Arthur Lockhart
el Paso
The
Lockhart & Co
Rotary International
Jim Camp
Nancy
Hillard Camp
Medical College of the State University
C. A. Johnson
Brownwood
Elmer Johnson
Rev. Johnson
First Christian Church
Pecos River
Richland Springs
That
Albany
Bluff Creek
Kerr Home
Club
Mrs. Parker
Mrs. Campbell
Kelly
K. M. Regan
W. J. Bell
Chas. Watson
C. F. Manhan
M. T. Kerr
O. J. Bryan
C. K. Bowser
Bond
Jno. Kelly
Ydonnel
O'Donnell Tancheon Club
Mrs. McClure
Kraus Electric Co
Electrical Contractors
Pecos, Texas
Ation
W. F
Earl Easterbrook
Toyah News
Toyah
Order of the Eastern Star
W. B. Humphries
A. W. Hosie
G. W. Dabney
Mona Faye Roberts
Toyah School
Brown Seay
Frances Keating
Elizabeth
Margaret Louisé Chatham
Frances Matcek
Ethel Elaine Cochran
Mary Cleveland
Heilen Henderson
Beulah Ben Caruthers
Kenneth Scott
Johnnie Maud Brashears
Cash & Carry Grocery
Pecos Mercantile Co
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