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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1933

Page

5

Lovely party honors high school graduates at Couch home

High school graduates were honored guests at a party at the R. N. Couch home a few days before graduation. Hostesses Mrs. Couch and Mrs. R. E. Booker, with faculty in attendance, organized games and served color themed refreshments and clever favors.

R. N. Couch Couch R. E. Booker Robert Elizabeth Martin Kenneth Slack Henry Blackwell Pat Fulgim

Little Dick Johnson Receives Eye Abrasion

While playing baseball the other afternoon, Little Dick Johnson walked behind a batter and suffered an eye abrasion. A physician gave four stitches and he is now doing splendidly.

Dick Johnson R. H. Johnson

Presbyterian children stage Mexico program at church

The Presbyterian church will host a Mexico program next Sunday at 8 PM. The children's choir directed by Mrs. Marion Slack will provide music. Participants include Margaret Simmons Jasper McKee William McQueen Alf Baumgardner Zoe Mack Keen Jackie Craft Billy Hallard Mary Ellen McQueen Gordon Doty Corrine Gaither Jimmy Slack Mary Catherine Couch Elizabeth Martin and others will tell stories and give talks on Mexico. Mrs. A V Lindsay will play the musical score.

Presbyterian Church Mexico Marion Slack Margaret Simmons Jasper McKee William McQueen Alf Baumgardner Zoe Mack Keen Jackie Craft Billy Hallard Mary Ellen McQueen Gordon Doty Corinne Gaither Jimmy Slack Mary Catherine Couch Elizabeth Martin M's. A. V. Lindsay

Christian Ladies Plan Joint Meet at First Christian Church

Inter city gathering of women from Christian churches in the vicinity set for Tuesday May 30 at the First Christian Church. Services begin about 10 15 am with lunch at noon and program ending around 3 pm. Guests from neighboring counties will attend and participate.

The Christian Church First Christian Church

New Officers of Pecos Chapter No 81 Eastern Star Chosen

Pecos Chapter No 81 of the Order of the Eastern Star elected new officers at its May 8 regular meeting. Returning Worthy Matron Mrs. Virginia Nance Middleton presided with Worthy Patron H P Davis. officers include Mrs Beulah J Wilson as Worthy Matron and Mrs Lillian Poe Young as Associate Matron. Installation set for May List with Myrtle Johnson as Installing Officer and other officers named.

Pecos Order of the Eastern Star Virginia Nance Middleton H. P. Davis Beulah J. Wilson Lillian Poe Young R. Elmer Johnson Duffie RB. Parker Ida A. Davis Hazel Klinger Jessie Sue Armstrong Wilson Olean Rhodes Smith Carrie Mae Holloway Marian van Horn Ailes Guila Miller Adah Ruby Peer Walker Ruth Allye Rie Beck Esther Gladys Slover Martha Lillian Winkter Electra Sarah Turner Colwell Warder W. A. Hendricks Sentinel Eastern Star Myrtle Johnson Genera Wilson R. BE. Johnson Mabel Smith Easterbrook

Vota Vita Class Meeting Highlights Orphans Home Talk

The Vota Vita T. E. L. class met at Mrs. Jim mie Caroline's home on May 18. Rev. Robert Cooke Buckner spoke on Buckner's Orphan Home. A social hour followed with ice cream and cake. A handkerchief shower honored Mrs. Edna Johnson and Mrs. Fred Carey. Attendees included Mesdames Ted Porer Harrison J. Hardy Fred Carey Edna Johnson LeRoy Tucker Nerbert Holloway Milton Wadley Claude Anthony M. T. Shults Howell Johnson and I. D. Musick.

Vota Vita T. E. L Jimmie Caroline Robert Cooke Buckner Buckner Edna Johnson Fred Carey Presen Mesdames Ted Porer Harrison J. Hardy LeRoy Tucker Nerbert Holloway Milton Wadley Claude Anthony M. T. Shults Howell Johnson I. D. Musick Z. M. Lantron Robert Cookesouckner

Birthday Party Brings Joy to Mrs Jones Family

Mrs Walter Jones hosted a birthday party for her daughters Norma Leu and Jacqueline at Mrs LE B Kiser's home Monday. Numerous children enjoyed games and were treated to ice cream and cake. TY Hi Beauchamp, cashier of the First National Bank, attended the bankers convention at Mineral Wells and joked about the many long-faced attendees.

Walter Jones Norma Leu Jacqueline LE. B. Kiser Bob Starley Robert Morrison Kathryn de Racy Bobby Billy Armstrong Paul Morris Winkler Bobbi Howell Johnson Francis Jean Nancy Holloway Bettye Kathryn Duncan Elmo Hayes Wilma Ruth Hinson Mary Wyles Sterling Tucker Coleen Valant Davis Billy Paul Hamilton Paul Heiser Betty Carol Alexander Hillard Wanda Francis Hicks Sally Sue Mary Toll Joan Stribling David Allen Smith Walter Robert Rhodes Dickie Joyce Wadley Roy Breen Dusty Caroline Teddye Glynn Charles Benson Brown Walter Cameron Norma Lou Jacqueline Jones TY. Hi. Beauchamp First National Bank Bankers Mineral Wells

War Department Contemplates Troop Return to Fort Russell

General McArthur states that the war department contemplates a new return of troops to Fort Russell at Marfa as part of ongoing redeployments.

McArthur Fort Russell Marfa War Department

Bluebonnet Class It Farewell Party Honors Bessie Gail Smith

The Bluebonnet class of the Methodist church held a farewell party for Bessie Gail Smith last Friday night at Mrs. Elmer Wadley’s home. Members played games, gave parting gifts, then enjoyed refreshments for attendees including Mary Ellen Chapman and Katherine McCrea.

The Methodist Church Bessie Gail Smith Elmer Wadley Miss Smith Patricia Green Elizabeth Lucille Stephens Birdie Bell Janice Wadle Mary Ellen Chapman Katherine McCrea Elizabeth Chatham Toyah Mary Katherine Reeder Lillie Poe Klinger Wadley

Pecos Man Marries Snyder Young Lady

Frankie Mie Wilson of Snyder Texas married Orvel Whaley of Pecos at the Church of Christ in Carlsbad last Saturday. They visited Carlsbad Cavern, then returned to Pecos where they will reside. Mr. Whaley, son of Ek M Whaley, is in business and part owner of Pete's Garage. Congratulations pour in from many friends.

Frankie Mie Wilson Snyder Texas Orvel Whaley Pecos Carlsbad Church of Christ Mr. Whaley Ek. M. Whaley Pete

Brotherhood to Hold Final Pre- Summer Meeting

The First Methodist church will host its last gathering before summer on Monday at 8 15 pm. Monroe Kerr presides with a program by H P Davis Albert Sisk E S Scrimshire and refreshments led by Guy FE Walker. Rev Dwight L McCrea will deliver the main address with music and readings by Mrs R W Neilson and the church choir under Miss Aileen Love and Miss Julia Williams.

Brotherhood of the First Methodist Church Monroe Kerr H. P. Davis Albert Sisk E. S. Scrimshire Guy FE. Walker Dwight L. McCrea Methodist Church of Wink McCrea Pecos R. W. Neilson Aileen Love Julia Williams Wil

Visitor to Preach at Church of Christ May 28

Kenneth C. Tucker of Abilene Christian College will preach at both morning and evening services of the Church of Christ on Sunday May 28. A general invitation is extended to hear this outstanding speaker at that time.

Kenneth C. Tucker Abilene Christian College Church of Christ

Melba Thurston Extends Piano Laurels at Simmons

Miss Melba Thurston of Barstow Texas adds to her honors by placing near the top in a Southwestern piano tournament at Simmons University. She posted one of the highest freshmen averages in the College division amid contestants from Oklahoma Louisiana and Texas. Thurston studied previously under Miss Julia Williams for two years.

Melba Thurston Barstow Texas Simmons University Allison Oklahoma Louisiana Thurston Julia Wiliams

Women’s Council Meeting at Christian Church Group Three

The Christian Church Women’s Council Group Three met Tuesday afternoon with 12 members and one visitor. Mrs. Clau dia Seay hosted. Mrs. Jim Camp led the Bible lesson and a chapter of Lady Fourth Daughter of China was discussed. Twenty calls were reported and one book read. Grave punch and cake were served.

Women’s Council of the Christian Church Claudia Seay Jim Camp China

Julia Williams Pupils in Recital at Pecos High School

Miss Julia Williams, Pecos church pianist and teacher, presented her piano pupils in a recital at the Pecos high school auditorium. The program featured Marjorie Lay, who after winning the Southwest Texas Piano Tournament earns a gold medal, and Melba Thurston of Barstow who won two Simmons University scholarships.

Pecos High School Julia Williams Pian

Visit from Greenville brings Briscoes to Pecos for weekend

Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Briscoe of Greenville visit their father J. B. Briscoe for the weekend. Their son Wylie of Lubbock also visits Pecos. Mrs. Briscoe, a prominent Eastern Star of Texas, has held several Grand Chapter offices and serves this year on the Finance Committee.

N. W. Briscoe Greenville J. B. Briscoe Wylie Lubbock Pecos Briscoe Texas

Special Summer School in Piano by Miss Julia Williams

Miss Julia Williams, renowned for piano pupils over the past two years, will teach a special S weeks summer course starting June 1. Her studio will be at Mrs. Hi L Magee's home, telephone 378. Special summer rates will apply for those wishing to study under her.

Julia Williams Hi. L. Magee

Hollebekes to Open House at Alpine

Mr and Mrs Joe Hollebeke plan to move to Alpine on June 1 and establish a rooming house for college students. They have run the Cowboy Cafe for about a year and are known for Mrs Hollebeke s home cooking. Friends in the area wish them well.

Joe Hollebeke Alpine Hollebekes

Direct From Grower to You Kentucky Burley Tobacco

Old Kentucky Burley Tobacco advertised as pure, aged, and chemically unaltered. The offer touts direct-from-grower sales, big savings, and trial packages, with emphasis on traditional methods and lack of middlemen. Orders require English language and payment by money order or cash.

Kentucky P. O

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