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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1933

Page

4

Seventh Grade Graduation Program Announced

The program for the graduating seventh grade seniors to be held Friday lists Song Invocation, Salutatory Declamation by John Byrd, Class Mary Glier Chas. Allison, Piano Solo Evelyn R. Cooksey, Declamation Patricia Green, Valedictory George Breen, and various awards including diplomas, interclass cup, attendance, honor roll, and penmanship certificates with honors from the American Legion.

V. John Byrd Mary Glier Chas. Allison Evelyn R. Cooksey Patricia Green Valendictory

Bible Study Held by Two Presbyterian Circles

Two Presbyterian church auxiliary circles held a Bible Study on Tuesday at 3 pm. Circle No 1 met in the church while Circle No 2 gathered at Mrs. Wm Hughes home. The next event is the May 23 Monthly Social hosted by Mrs. Marion Slack with Mrs. John Correll co hosting.

Presbyterian Church Auxiliary Wm. Hughes Marion Slack John Correll

Episcopal Services at St Marks Pecos this Sunday night

Rev Hall Pierce will conduct an Episcopal church service in St Mark s church Pecos this Sunday night at 8 o'clock A cordial welcome is extended to all.

Hall Pierce St. Mark’s Church Pecos

Marion Slacks Host 7A Class Evening Honor

Mr and Mrs Marion Slack hosted the 7A class on a Wednesday evening honoring sponsor Mrs Lillie Cole. The group served supper on the lawn and presented Mrs Cole with a decorative tray. Also present were B A Toliver, Mary Catherine Toliver, Mary Sue Johnson, Marjorie Slack and Jimmy Slack.

Marion Slack Lillie Cole

Auxiliary Holds Meeting Tuesday at Local Church

The church auxiliary met Tuesday at 3 PM for its regular monthly session led by President Mrs. Finley. Twelve members of circle No 1 and four of circle No 2 attended. Mrs Hughes read the devotional on Light Bearers in China. Several papers were presented and the program was led by Mrs Winebrenner. The next meeting is May 16 with Circle 1 at the church and Circle 2 at Mrs John Corell's home for Bible study.

Presbyterian Church Auxiliary Finley Circle No. 1 Circle No. 2 Wm. Hughes China Winebrenner William Hughes

Stunt Flyer Debunks Air Myths in Central Airport

Paul Mantz, stunt pilot in Richard Barthelmess's Central Airport, discredits pockets and vacuum as nonexistent. He explains pilots rely on power and technique to fly through gaps, while the Grand Theater presentation highlights the film and its star cast Sally Eilers Tom Brown Harold Huber Glenda Farrell Grant Mitchell James Murray.

Paul Mantz Richard Bartelmess First National Central Airport Grand Theater Jack Moffitt Hawk Barthelmess Sally Eilers Tom Brown Harold Huber Glenda Farrell Grant Mitchell James Murray

Water treatment notes for steam boilers and hard water

Analysis on water hardness for public and private supplies notes that typical hard water averages indicate satisfactory use with proper treatment. For laundry or boiler use, installation specific treatment and costs are advised. some sources soften from about 3800 to 100 parts per million. The setting described Ajuga canyon, with Miss Neil Chism guiding seniors through rounds of parties and a faculty dinner at Pecos Coffee Shop.

United States Raun Ajuga Canyon Neil Chism Jim Camp Chism

Summer Arrives In Pecos With Heat Wave

Summer landed in Pecos this week after a long hold, bringing a three point surge of heat. Temperatures reached a maximum of 95 degrees two or three days this week per the Southern Union Gas Co thermometer.

Pecos Southern Union Gas Co

Beautiful Program by Choir at Local Methodist Church

Last Sunday evening the Methodist church hosted a choir program with Miss Aileen Love directing and Miss Joha Williams at the piano. The church, decorated by the Women’s Missionary Society under Mrs. Elmer Wadley, featured larkspur, sweet peas, and greenery as a backdrop. The program included hymns such as Holy Holy Holy Onward Christian Soldiers and Call on Thy Name with quartets by Guy E. Walker G. R. Lay H. P. Davis and Dewey Winstead. Rotarians were guest attendees and will be honored again at an upcoming Evening of Music with Rotary members named as guests.

Aileen Love Joha Williams Elmer Wadley Woman’s Missionary Society Guy E. Walker G. R. Lay H. P. Davis Dewey Winstead D. E. Klinger Lucille Stephens Byronette Keen Syliée R. ‘Henry Blackwell George Fignie Agdti Bradley Mary Jim Camp Tr. Hilliard Camp Messrs Monroe Kerr Albert Sisk Harvey Beauchamp Sam Prewitt J. A. Crane A. G van Horn A. G. van Horn Jr D. W. Bozeman Jack Hawkins Charlie Manahan T. Sparks T. Y. Casey Rotary Club

Pageant Planned at Local Church

The Methodist church hosts a Sunday 8 PM pageant titled The Light of Christianity Through the Ages created by Mrs. M. D. Bell. The first segment Ves per Service is led by Mrs. Bell. Cast includes Paul Morrison as The Apostle and Miss Bob Chapman as Spirit of Missions, with roles representing America China Mexico Africa Europe Korea and more. choir to provide musical setting.

M. D. Bell the Apostle Paul Morrison Spirit of Missions Bob’’ Chapman America Mildred Ruhlen Herttie Lois Randalls China Ione RK. Stubblefield Mexico Dale Sadberry Africa Luella Smith Europe Josephine Williams Korea Ruth Livingston Reynolds Neilson Mary Kathryn Reeder Donald Bell Billie Collie A. Z. Hart

W M S To Hold Its Monthly Tea

The Woman's Missionary Society of the local Methodist church will hold its monthly tea next Tuesday afternoon at 8 30 o clock at the home of Mrs J Roland Lay with Mrs D KE Klingler and Mrs Hollis Smith as joint hostesses. Mrs W W Runnels, program committee chairman, will lead the devotional and present the Monthly Missionary Bulletin. The gathering offers a pleasant chance for members and friends to mingle and support the auxiliary work advancing Methodist causes locally.

Woman's Missionary Society J. Roland Lay D. Ke, Klinger Hollis Smith W. W. Runnels

Presbyterians Hold Auxiliary Meeting

The Presbyterian ladies met in the church on Tuesday May 9 at 3 o clock for the regular auxiliary business meeting. Mrs. William Hughes led the devotional and Mrs. Winebrenner the program. The finance committee reported the budget proportioning and the executive committee announced the auxiliary birthday party for May 23 at Mrs. Marion Slack home. Members present included Mesdames Byrd Booker Couch Crane Files Finley Hicks Hughes Keen Lilley Ligon Martin McKee Rose Simmons Slack and Winebrenner.

Mesdames Byrd Martin Booker McKee Rose Couch Crane Winebrenner Hicks Keen Lilley Ligon C. O. Finley Simmons M. Slack R. M. Files Wm. Hughes Finley John Corell Marion Slack Files Hughes Slack

Report Cards to Be Given Friday and Saturday

High school and grammar school report cards will be given out at 1 o’clock Saturday afternoon according to Supt. Guy E. Walker. Primary department cards will be given out at the close of school Friday. The Mexican and negro school children will likewise get their cards with the close of school Friday.

Supt Guy E. Walker

Boxing Extravaganza At Pecos Lions Baseball Game

At next Wednesday afternoon’s Pecos Lions versus Rotarians game a boxing contest features local Scout troop members as a crowd drawing extra. Spectators will see echoes of boxing greats such as Young Jack Dempsey and Young Gene Tunney among others. Ray Lewis reports Mrs. Lewis returned from Abilene as heavy rains drenched the region from Big Spring to Abilene. L. J. Woods promotes the Norge electric refrigerator from Pecos Furniture Co. W. E. Reeder recovers from a recent accident that injured his ears and limbs.

Pecos Lions Rotarians Yowll Jack Dempse Gene Tunney Jack Sharkey Max Schmeling Mickey Walker Harry Greb John L. Sullivan Jim Corbett Ray Lewis Abilene Mrs. Lewis Pecos

Birthday Party for Robbie Armstrong at Home

Little Robbie Charles Armstrong celebrated his third birthday with a lawn party May 15 at his parents home. A large group of children enjoyed games, balloons, and a gift table while refreshments of ice cream Dixie Cups rabbit cakes and candies were served. Guests included the Armstrongs plus Charles James Titus Sally Sue Toll Jimmy Waler Paul Matejowsky and many others.

Little Robbie Charles Armstrong Mrs Webb Armstrong Bobby Charles Charles James Titus Sally Sue Toll Jimmy Waler Paul Matejowsky Claire Frasier McKay Nancy Holloway Doris Carol Alexander Billy Kerr Jeanne Howard Raymond Wilcox Heiser Robert Dusty) Caroline Bobby Howell Johnson Jr Jacqueline Jones Hope Ethel Cole Scott Armstrong Billy Webb Armstrong

Man Heads to Garden City for Water Pump

John Bush traveled Tuesday to Garden City to retrieve a pump destined for the city. The device will be used in testing a new well located south of town.

John Bush Garden City

Kentucky Burley Tobacco Direct From Grower To You

Old Kentucky Burley Tobacco advertised with bold claims of superior flavor and aging. The copy emphasizes ripened leaves, smooth mellow taste, and a unique fragrance from Kentucky soil.

Kentucky

Old Kentucky Burley Tobacco Sample Offer

Promises rich tobacco with no chemicals, claiming old family methods. Offers five pounds for one dollar, 40 large packages or 50 twists, postpaid with trial one pound for 35 cents, insists on English language orders and no C O D, direct from grower.

P.O. Express

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George Breen Mary Glier Cates Harry Lambert American Legion Hssay Episcopal Services Marion Slacks Daredevil Boulder Dam Grand Canyon Yosemite Rian James James Seymour William A. Wellman Richard Barthelmess Pecos Valley Lodge Af&am Pecos Battery Co W. E. Beckham 2Nd Street Cypress St Bud Maulding Barstow Albert Pask W. W. Dean Joe B. Neel Big Spring Texas Kyle Biggs S. M. Prewit Earl Martin Klapp Brandon Hotel W'lson H. H. Johnson Mr. Walker Robert Booker Bob Collie Frances Caroline Mary Ellen Chapman Nuth Rity Janice Wadley Wiliam Hanson Harrison Baker Roberta Bingham Edith Bond Josephine Bryan Nancy Camp King Green Florence Eva Havis Alan Hoefs Louise Johnson Sewell Johnson Willie Manry Armistead Martin Cecil O'Neil Wilma Propp William Propp Ernestine Sam Sylvia Lovell Helen Stoker Bertha Stool Milam Taylor Lowell Tennant Beverly Vaughan Lena Beil Warren Millard Waters Bill Wat J. W. Holder Chiropractor Masseur Bell W. M.S Finance Committee L. J. Woods Pecos, Furniture Co Balmorea Norge W. E. Reeder Kentucky Burley Tobacco Independent ‘Tobacco Growers Association McClure Bldg Frankfort, Ky
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