Royal Neighbors Convention in Pecos Draws 75 Members
West Texas District of the Royal Neighbors of America held a successful meeting October 20 in Pecos with the Longhorn camp hosting. About 75 members registered. officers were elected including Ballard as president and Hudgens as chancellor. New initiates were welcomed and a post-meeting school completed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Pecos
Ballard
White Sands
Opel Hudgens
Josephine Crowe
Marshall
Myrtle Cowan
Callig Holloway
Longhorn Camp
Lanice Otto
Beulah Lane
Mary Otto
Hazel Meadows
Chocolate Tea Biscuits Delight Guests With Quick Treats
A crisp afternoon snack idea uses Chocolate Tea Biscuits made from flour baking powder sugar salt milk melted butter and unsweetened chocolate. The dough is kneaded formed into 1 5 inch biscuits baked on a greased sheet at 450 F for about 12 minutes yielding about 3 dozen biscuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dones
Banquet Held For Pecos Cadet Ladies Camp Members
Beginning at six o clock a banquet served to 73 members with Halloween colors. Mrs Carolyn Youngblood gave readings and A N A songs. Program included America invocation Billy Fletcher address Eva Huskey and several musical numbers. A playlet Royal Neighbors and various camp activities followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Ooates
Harrison Peanuchamp
Golda Wilhite
Milton Wadley
Hobbs
N. M. Camp
Reading
Mary Kathryn Reeder
Big Spring Camp
Pecos Camp
Week of Prayer Outlined by Ladies of Local Church
The Woman's Council of the Southern Methodist Church outlines a Week of Prayer for 1934 from November 4 to 10 with an all day Retreat, lectures on Foreign Objects missions in Africa and Brazil, and musical numbers. Mrs. M. D. Bell is general chairman and Sue Bennett College and Holding Institute are named Home Objects. Elections for officers occur Tuesday after a 3:30 PM program led by Mrs. I. S. Scrimshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Council
Southern Methodist Church
M. D. Bell
Bell
Vida Pruett Hedgspeth
Literature Headquarters
W. E. Reeder
Africa
Brazil
I. S. Scrimshire
Pearl Randall
Sue Bennett College
Kentucky
Holding Institute
Laredo
Texas
Tr. Heard Reynolds
Elmer Wadley
East Circle Meeting Honors Birthday Guest at Mrs Cowan Home
The East Circle of the Baptist church met all day Tuesday at Mrs. Will Cowan's home. A birthday tribute was paid to Mrs. Eri. L. Collings with calls and a fern. Attendees sewed for Buckner's Orphan's Home and planned the next Industrial Day meeting for next Tuesday at 2 PM at Mrs. Cowan's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Will Cowan
Eri. L. Collings
Hubbs
Hamilton
Chsey
Colins
Johnson, Goode
Miss
Former Resident Suffers an Injury in Wichita Falls
Mrs. B. R. Stine, formerly of Pecos, is homebound with two fractured ankles after a fall while returning from her son Bryan Stine's wedding at Iowa State in Ames. Bryan does research work for Phoenix Craft Corporation. Her address is 1806 Eleventh Street, Wichita Falls, and Pecos friends may write.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Stine
Pecos
Halloween Social Delights Baptist Class Fundraiser
The Vota Vita Sunday School class held a Halloween party at Mrs. E. B. Kiser’s home with spooks and games. Attendees signed in with “blood” and prizes were awarded for costumes while a Chamber of Horrors and ghost stories entertained guests. A chili bean meal followed, served to a long list of names including Milton Wadley, W K Campbell, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Kiser
Vota Vita
W. R. Preslar
John Wadley
L. E. Polk
Louis Wood
W K. Campbell
Claude Anthony
W. L. Sherrod
Milton Wadley
Jack Glythe
J. D. Hardy
C. L. Walker
Clarence Spencer
E. W. McFarling
Edgar H. Ratliff
W. Bh. Alexander
Ef. G. Matejowsky
Lee Moore
Vera Chapman
Horace Woodruff
C.D. Gipson
Wilton Youngblood
Mabel Atchison
Russell Youngblood
W. R. Pressar
I. Polk
Samiunie Caroline
Harrison Beauchamp
Joe Roy Smith
Chester Armtrons
K. T. Stribling
Pinkney Black
William Rossman
Web Armstrong
Leroy Tucker
User
Warren Bessent
Frank Joplin
Lorene Bowie
Viola Burkholder
Pecos OES Member Is Honored at Meet
Pecos Chapter No.1 members attended the 1954 Grand Chapter of Texas Order of the Eastern Star session in Fort Worth. Mrs. Beulah J. Wilson was named to the Grievance and Appeals Committee by Worthy Grand Matron Mattie Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Grand Chapter of
Texas
Order of the Eastern Sur
Fort Worth
Duripg
Beulah. J. Wilson
Pecos
Mattie Mitchell
Myrtle Johnson
Belle [. Tomlinson
Order of the Eastern Star
Roseby. Potter
Texarkana
A. L.’. Holbrook
Muartie Mitchell
San Antonio
W. W. Caves
Henderson
New Electric Hair Dryer Installed at Beauty Shop
Mrs. Mabel Atchison installed a brand new electric hair dryer in her beauty shop this week alongside other fine equipment. She continually adds facilities for customer convenience and comfort to provide the best service in the beauty trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Atchison
Crums Return After East Texas Visit
Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Crum returned Wednesday from a three week East Texas trip. They visited Mrs. Crum’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waide in McKinney and went to the State Fair in Dallas. J. Y. Crum’s foot injury is nearly healed and he will resume work for Sinclair Oil Co. in Mentone on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Y. Crum
East Texas
Mrs. Crum
Charles Waide
Mkinney
Dallas
J. Y
Sinclair Oil Co
Mentone
Mrs Pudler Confined With Severe Flu at Hotel Brandon
Mrs Pudler remains confined to her room at Hotel Brandon this week due to a severe case of the flu. Officials report the illness as a standard influenza case with no complications noted at this time.
Party Returns From Meet in Fort Worth
Members of the Pecos chapter of theastern Star returned Friday after a week's visit in Fort Worth, attending the annual meeting of the Gand Chapter of Texas. Those who made the trip were Mes. Dr. Klinger, Elmer Johnson, George Maley, Beulah Wilson, W. J. Beck, and Stanley Peer. Mrs. Klinger remained in Odessa over the weekend visiting with her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Klinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Klinger
Pecos
Myrtle Johnson
Allie Rhen Beck
The
Astern Star
Fort Worth
Gand
Texas
Klinger
Elmer Johson
George Maley
Beulah Wilson
W. J. Beck
Stanley Peer
Balmorhea Women Return From Dallas Medical Stay
Mrs Chas C Boyd of Balmorhea and Mrs Della H Bell returned this past week from a four week stay in Dallas. Mrs Bell underwent a successful goitre operation at the Dr E O Rushing Clinic and Sanitarium of Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. C. Boyd
Della H. Bell
Dallas
Home and Garden Club Cancels Market and Sale
The Home and Garden Club announced the market and food sale in the Texas Louisiana Power office is cancelled and now postponed indefinitely. Mrs W E Reeder is club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas- Louisiana Power, Co
W. E. Reeder
Women’s Choral Club Organized in Pecos
A Women’s Choral Club was organized by Paul Anderson and will meet Tuesdays at 7:00 PM at the library. Officers include President Mrs J Wilson and Pianist Miss Julia Williams. Singers may join via Mr Anderson at the First Baptist church studio. initial rehearsal noted with several members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle »Cowan
H. L. Holloway
Pecos
Paul Anderson
Pecos City
Anderson
J. ©. Wilson
Golda Wilhite
D. Ailes
Warren Collings
E. Craft
Milton Wadley
Julia Williams
First Baptist Church
Mines
Henry Russell
Marion Slack
C. D. Ailes
M. D. Bell
R. V. Nabers
J. Wolf
L. W. Ailes
J. C. Wilson
Benu McCutcheon
N. Stanley
H. Runyan
H. Riuatliff
Aileen Love
Warrer Collings
Glen King
Library
Legion
Warren Collies
Ralph Williams
Changes at Lynch newsstand in Oak Street
W. R. Lynch announces changes this week at the Oak Street newsstand. Simer Brooks takes over as manager while Mr Lynch continues to attend to his paper route. The shop is rearranged and stocked with candies, tobacco, magazines, cold drinks, newspapers, and a shoe shine parlor remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Lynch
Oak Street
Lynch
Simer Brooks
Baptist Benefit Tea Praises Baylor Memorial Dormitory Event
The Baptist church held an elaborate silver tea at Mrs. Bill Ross's home to benefit Baylor University's memorial dormitory. Hosts dressed in Mexican and Japanese motifs greeted guests, with a China room finale and a large Legion flag display. About 100 guests attended, including out-of-town visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baylor University
Bill Ross
T. Y. Casey
New Memories
Kh. L. Collings
Brawley Oates
Bazaar Planned by Methodist Women for December Bazaar
Methodist women urge friends to remember December fourteenth and fifteenth for a bazaar. Special orders for hand made gifts and culinary items can be placed by telephone with Mrs. R J Blackwell at 270.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.J. Blackwell
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. A
West Texas
H. P. Davis
Chamber of Commerce
Eva Uuskey
Greenville
Frances Lee Barton
Support and Trade
del Monte
Pecos Food Market
Walker & Langley
Methodists of
East Circle
Edna Harris
Pecos Oes
Beulah J. Wilson
Pecos Chap
Mrs. Atchison
Sistently
Meet
Hinkle Drug Co
the Home and Garden Club
Ross
Old Mexico
Chester Armstrong
M. I. Withers
Margaret Holley
Japan
Marvin Cowan
E. 383
Kiser
R. ¥. Nabers
Baylor
Atchison Beauty Shop
Willow
Yours Truly
Lillie Poe
Paris
AAA
Wolf
Pecos, Texas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!