Personal Service Theme Guides Mary Martha Circle
Mrs. W. P. Fulgim guest of the Mary Martha circle led a devotional on Personal Service at Mrs. J. E. Couch home Tuesday. Reports on local group service were shared and the afternoon concluded with sewing for Buckner Orphans Home in Dallas. Members present included Mrs. Jack Blythe Mrs. Audrey Shoemake Mrs. H. D. Hardy Mrs. Bond Bradford Mrs. Virgil Campbell Mrs. Webb Armstrong Mrs. Claud Anthony Mrs. Carl Bradford Mrs. J. E. Couch and the sponsor Mrs. J. C. Buchannan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Fulgim
J. E. Couch
Bond Bradford
Virgil Campbell
Webb Armstrong
Claud Anthony
Carl Bradford
J. C. Buchannan
Central Circle News For Buckners Home
The Central Circle of the Baptist W M A met at Mrs. C E Gann's home to hem tea towels for Buckner Orphans Home. Mrs W M Turner opened with a prayer and two chapters from the mission study book For This Cause were read. Light refreshments were served to the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist
W.M.A
C. E. Gann
Buckner
W. M. Turner
Kenneth Slack
Henry Russell
J. C. Wilson
Marvin Cowan
B. A. Tolliver
Jack Parker
Bill Cowden
Patsy Turner
Mrs Nell Finley Visits Kermit With Son Howard
Mrs Nell Finley spends a few days in Kermit visiting with her son Howard Finley and Mrs Finley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Nell Finley
Kermit
Howard Finley
Mrs. Finley
Fenton Alley and partners head to Old Mexico
Fenton Alley F. F. Johnson and Isola DeRacy left this week for Old Mexico where they will trans act business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenton Alley
F. F. Johnson
Isola DeRacy
Old Mexico
Auxiliary Members Have Business Meet
The Presbyterian auxiliary held their monthly business and inspirational meeting at the church Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Carl Eddins led the World Missions program with Mr. Milford Howard opening with a vocal solo and Mrs. Swineheart discussing World Missions development. Members listed include Mrs. Lilley, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Crane, Mrs. Byrd, and several others among twenty attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Carl Eddins
World Missions
Milford Howard
M. L. Swineheart
John Lilley
John Wallace
J. A. Crane
John Byrd
D. W. Bozeman, Jr
George Maley
Roy Turnbow
John Correll
Carl Wevatt
R. N. Couch
Lillie Cole
H. E. Tipps
Harry Pryor
Phillip Renick
Dr Hilliard Camp To Address Pecos Women
Dr Hilliard Camp will address Pecos women on hospitalization next Wednesday November 16. The talk precedes the City Federation meeting to which all Pecos women are invited by president Mrs J W Brooks. Federation venue moved to the high school auditorium. A dance program features Alyce Clyde Brophy and pupils with the Rhythm Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ID Hilliard Camp
Peco
El Paso Visit Altered Criswell Doll Spratt Schedule
Mrs. Mary J. Criswell and Mr. and Mrs. John L. Doll with Mrs. Gerald Spratt returned Monday after spending the prior weekend in El Paso visiting and handling business matters.
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Mary J. Criswell
John L. Doll
Gerald Spratt
el Paso
Pecos Music Club Visits Barstow for Exchange Program
Pecos Music Club members traveled to Barstow Tuesday evening for an exchange with the Barstow Music Club. Mrs A D Haynes offered a paper on Giuseppe Verdi and Charles Seybert sang selections. Barstow plans a return visit on December 5 presenting Edward MacDowell A Texas Composer. The program occurred at Mrs Nellie Nichols home with refreshments provided by the hostess.
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Pecos
Mrs. Stevenson Hosts Annie Sallee Circle Meeting
Eight members of the Annie Sallee circle of the Baptist W M A met Tuesday at Mrs. R N Stevenson’s home to sew for Buckner Orphans Home. Plans for a ranch home visit to Mrs. Minnie Kyle next Tuesday were discussed. Tea and cake were served to attendees: Lou Duncan, Webb Armstrong, F V Kimbrough, William Garlick, H H Johnson, I R Titus, R N Stevenson, J P Donnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Sallee Circle of
the Baptist
W.M.A
R. N. Stevenson
Buckner
Minnie Kyle
Stevenson
Lou Duncan
Webb Armstrong
F. V. Kimbrough
William Garlick
H. H. Johnson
I. R. Titus
J. P. Donnell
Circle Members Sew For Dallas Orphans
Four members of the Lena Lair circle of the Baptist W.M.A. met at Mrs. E. L. Collings home to sew for Buckner Orphans Home. Present were Mrs. W. E. Hamilton, Mrs. R. S. Johnson, Mrs. H. L. Holloway, and Mrs. E. L. Collings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Lair
the Baptist
W.M.A
Buckner Orphans Home
E. L. Collings
W. E. Hamilton
R. S. Johnson
H. L. Holloway
Mary Katherine Dean Suffering Slight Illness Confined to Bed
Mary Katherine Dean was confined to bed this week due to a slight illness.
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Mary Katherine Dean
Pecos Music Club Plans District Convention Next Week
The Pecos Music Club outlined final plans for the 9th district convention to be held in Pecos starting Friday November 18. Board meetings, by law revisions, a Saturday program at the First Christian Church, a reception for visiting officers, and a Fine Arts program were scheduled with Pecos and Barstow clubs hosting committees and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Marion Slack
First Christian Church
J. W. Brooks
B. A. Toliver
Eston Edge
R. V. Nabers
Steagner
Wilkins
Barstow
Nellie Nichols
Harlan Woolwine
Skevington
Thurston
G. Briggs
Melba Thurston
Ronald Roberson
G. H. Woods
Big Spring
Ingerson
C. R. Ailes
Football Coach Honored At Surprise Birthday Party
Mrs A E Kotrola and Mrs W S Rhodenbaugh held a surprise birthday party for Coach Kotrola at the Kotrola apartment. The decor featured school purple and gold with a football motif and helmets. Guests included Pecos football squad members, two managers, Supt R Henry Blackwell, R S Sullivan, L E Schneider, Coach Jim Neill, Halsey Glover, W S Rhodenbaugh, and young J S Kotrola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Kotrola
W. S. Rhodenbaugh
Kotrola
Pecos
Supt
R. Henry Blackwell
R. S. Sullivan
L. E. Schneider
Jim Neill
Halsey Glover
J. S
Pecos Hosts First Hollywood Art Concert With Hales and Ford
The Pecos Music Club and the Junior 20th Century Club presented the first Hollywood Art series concert in the high school auditorium. Baritone William Hales Jr and pianist Dorothy Ellen Ford performed a varied program. They will be broadcast on Texas State Network December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Nina
Mandalay
Miss Ford
Waldstein
Methodist Society Observes Week Of Prayer Events
The Methodist missionary society held a three day week of prayer at the church with programs led by Mrs. Mary Boatright Mrs. Bill Collie and Mrs. Hollis Smith on topics including Entering Into the Fellowship of Suffering Our Stake in China and Sharing the Sufferings of Others. Monday featured all day sessions led by Mrs. M D Bell and Mrs. Jim Sample with talks on God As A Reality and The Reality of Brotherhood. Tuesday’s program led by Mrs. Joe B. Mason included Call to worship Scripture reading and The MacDonnell French Mission. All meetings drew good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Missionary Society
Mary Boatright
Bill Collie
China
Hollis Smith
M. D. Bell
Jim Sample
Tom Frieze
Hugh Valliant
MacDonnell French Mission
R. H. Blackwell
Pecos Women Attend State Meet in Austin
Mrs. T. Y. Casey, retiring Eighth District president, and Mrs. J. B. Woolfolk, former City Federation president, represent Pecos at the state convention of Women's Federated Clubs in Austin this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Y. Casey
Eighth District
J. B. Woolfolk
City Federation
Austin
Women's Federated Clubs
Dallas visitors join local trio for Hot Springs trip
Mrs Noel McRoberts of Dallas visited here Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Paul Dowling. They left Wednesday morning for Hot Springs for a short visit lasting a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel McRoberts
Dallas
Paul Dowling
McRoberts
Clara Dowling
Patsy Dowling
Hot Springs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Central Circle News
Buckners’ Home
Dr. Hilliard Camp
Pecos Music Club
United’s
United Way
Oxford
Music Club
Christian Church
Methodist Society
Joe B. Mason
Bernard LE Tourneau
Hartzfeld
Kansas City
Plaza Hotel
Silk
Herman & Ben Marks
America
Hudson Bay
Zealand
Silk Dry Goods CO
Wadley-May’s
Kuppenheimer
Dobbs
Arrow
Florsheim
Wadley-May Clothiers
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