Phonograph Records Sale At Manahan Jewelry
November sale at Charles F. Manahan Jewelry offers phonograph records at 275 each or six for 1.00. Limited-time price deal featured in the local ad.
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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1932
Page
3
November sale at Charles F. Manahan Jewelry offers phonograph records at 275 each or six for 1.00. Limited-time price deal featured in the local ad.
Miss Josephine Seay and Miss Frances Macek hosted a masquerade party at Miss Seay's home with guests including Helen Sullinger Ruby Black Janie Joe Duncan Doris Rhody and many others. Decorations featured black cats witches and hobgoblins with music starting at nine. A plate lunch was served by Mrs. Ruby Seay and Mrs. I R Macek.
The Senior class entertained the Junior Class with a bridge party at Miss Francis Keating's home Friday night. Halloween colors and spooky decorations filled the house as Miss Francis Macek Elizabeth Chatam Josephine Seay Doris Tihudy Messrs Kenneth M Scott Buddy Lawson Elmer Gaines Jim mie Brashers Henry McGlauthlin Jick Burehard attended the plate lunch event hosted by the seniors.
The W M S met at the Baptist church for a Tuesday afternoon session. A program titled Prelude to the Week of Prayer, set for December 9 to 11, featured letters of thanks from missionaries abroad, scripture readings, prayers, and singing. President Mrs J Valen tine urged members to attend and remember foreign missions.
Mrs E R Daniel Jr and child ren left for Monahans Monday. They joined by Mrs Jesse Casey and visited Mrs John Corcoran in Big Spring and Mrs Finley Holmes in Abilene before returning Friday. Mrs Loriie Wright of Abilene was guest of Mrs FE B Daniel Jr the past week. Mrs J F Keating and others attended church near Pecos Wednesday. Mr and Mrs W Ed Woozencraigt attended revival at Barstow last Thursday. Miss Maye Bonudws left Saturday night for Mineola for a few days with home folks. Misses Marie and Francis Butrem at School of Mines in El Paso spent the weekend with their parents.
The Indies of Toyah sponsored a Saturday carnival to raise funds for the school equipment program. A large turnout enjoyed booths a comedy show of song and dances by Miss Hayes English teacher of the school and all participants contributed to a successful event led by each chairperson.
Roy Wilcox announces two new Continental oil and gasoline stations in Pecos the Mission Service Station and Young Bell's garage began using Continental colors on November 1. Jack Gray opens a barber shop this week in the Grand theater building offering three chairs and modern equipment. Gray formerly ran the City Barber shop here for several years.
H H Johnson drew one of the Grand Theatre's largest audiences for a Halloween Monday midnight matinee. The feature was the film Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, a well executed screen version of Stevenson's tale.
AUSTIN A university chaired planning move forms an Industrial Planning Committee for Texas. Dr. A B Cox of the University of Texas Bureau of Business Research selected eminent state business leaders to crystallize plans from the first Texas business planning conference. The roster includes Frank Kelland Dallas. BL Neischat ver San Antonio. W Clayton Houston. EL Kurth Lakin. W S Parish Houston. J M Radford Abilene. Edwin Bewley Port War National Bank. The group will meet soon to advance the initiative.
Week Ending October 27, 1952 reports higher Federal aid road construction totals for September 20 with 73 percent of under construction projects completed by September 30. Estimated costs rose to 260,945,185 for active projects from 242,175,216 in August while approved but not yet started projects totaled 356,334, com. Funds available for new projects fell to 42,075,150 from 51,425,482 the prior month.
A local talent stage presented a skeleton dance that impressed audiences with its eerie yet engaging performance. The hauntingly ghastly image fit the mood, and the overall event was described as a great success.
Alton Hughes of the highway staff notes surveyors while mapping the Carlsbad bridge located a full skeleton of a prehistoric animal by Orla, adding Pecos country holds rich archaelogical interest and potential.
Odessa News-Tribune columnist notes four large diggers visited his office last week. He did not check hair color but describes them as husky and confident they were digging for real gold rumored to lie buried in these parts. This adds to a string of treasure tales in the area.
Charles F. Manahan Jewelry Co offers phonograph records at 25e each or 5 for $1.00 during a November sale. The note specifies the store and pricing, highlighting a bulk option.
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