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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1934
Page
1
Four oclock in the morning a rough forecast from Out Our Way
The cartoon tone notes a long night’s work and a hoped win at Wink, predicting a wide open game with both teams playing hard and clean. It mentions Alfred missing a Pecos trip, Jimmy taking another route to the Davis mountains, and concerns over deer supply while expressing a taste for venison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wink
Eos Wil
Peth
Picos
Alfred
Pecps
Jimmy
Davis Mountains
Mexican City Trip for Pecos Artesia Carlsbad Women
Three young women from Pecos Artesia and Carlsbad will win a week long all expenses paid trip to Mexico City during Christmas holidays. Pecos Mercantile Co and general manager s a Taylor announce an in store election by customers awarding votes for every 25 cent purchase. Nominations open this week at the three stores through the day before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Artesia
Carlsbad
Mexico City
Pecos Mercantile Company
S.“A. Taylor
United States
Rotarians Invited To Marfa Gathering
Rotarians are invited to a Marfa club meeting on Monday night November 19 with guest of honor Carl Barfield International Rotary director from Tucson Arizona. The dinner and dance will start at 1 00 O Clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Marfa Club
Carl Barfield
International Rotary
Tucson
Ariz
Wink Oil Driller Earnest S Ashley Dies After Surgery
Earnest Se Ashley a 56 year old oil driller of Wink died at a hospital Wednesday after surgery for stomach trouble. Funeral services were held Thursday at the Kolar Funeral chapel with Rev A G Abbots officiating. He is survived by his wife of Wink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest Se Ashley
Wink
Kolar Funera Chapel
A. G. Abbots
Ashley
Mrs. Ashley
Accident Victim Leaves Hospital for Home Recovery
Perry Steele, one of the injury victims of the auto crash near Kent a month ago, has recovered sufficiently to be removed from the hospital. The ambulance placed him on the train Sunday night to go to his home in Prescott, Arizona, for complete recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Steele
Kent
Prescott
Arizona
Polk Couple Return From Week With Relatives
Mr and Mrs L B Polk return Thursday from a week long visit with Mr Polk s relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. L. BE. Polk
Mr. Polk
Red Cross Roll Call Funds Benefit Pecos Valley Nurse
The Pecos Valley Red Cross drive launched Thursday aims to fund a local nurse. By Thursday evening several hundred dollars were raised, but donations stay short of the goal. Local leaders include Mrs. Dudney Yard and Martin Michel. The drive travels through Pecos with a parade led by the Furniture Ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos Valley
Pecos
Drane to Preside Over Dallas Court
District Judge J A Drane wins assignment to preside over special Dallas district sessions aimed at clearing a backlog in the past two or three years. Texas jurists invite leading judges to join eight regular Dallas districts for these sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Drane
Dallas
Texas
Probable Lineups for OF Belt Game Feature
Starting lineups listed for the OF Belt football feature with players and numbers. Reserves include Anderson Garlington Lewis Boswell Hodgett and Ezell. Officials are Referee Bill Skeeters Thad Steele and Guy Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OF Belt
B. Lewis Wilson
Wink
Anderson
Garlington
Lewis
Boswell
Ezeller
Hodgett
T?s
Bill Skeeters
S.M.A
Thad Steele
Austin High
el Paso
Guy Davidson
Bowie High
Home destroyed by fire in Pecos
A fire of unknown origin destroyed the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Co. McNew in Pecos Friday afternoon. About $5000 worth of furniture and the interior were lost. insurance partially covers the damage. Firemen took about 45 minutes to subdue the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNew
Pecos
Work Gets Well Under Way At Red Bluff
Work on the Pecos river bridge at Red Bluff is advancing week by week toward completion. Crews on both banks of the stream continue active construction across the dam site as final linking structures proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bluff
Pecos River
Fete for Two Teams Scheduled by Pecos Chamber
The Pecos Chamber of Commerce hosts a joint banquet for Wink and Pecos football squads after the game at the high school auditorium starting 7 PM. Pecos Chamber president Jack Hawkins will preside. talks by Wink coach Lee Johnson and Pecos coach Buddy Withers plus team captains. Attendees pay $1 per plate. Wink school board members will attend as guests. The event, held two years ago, was a high point in local athletic relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos Chamber of Commerce
Wink
Pecos
Jack Hawkins
Pecos Chamber of Commercce
Lee Johnson
Buddy Withers
Wink School Board
Deer hunt trip led by Stamford officials and escort
KL Coleman Kenneth Veisey and W J Perkins of Stamford traveled Thursday with City Marshal Red ONeil as escort to a deer hunt in the nearby mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KL Coleman
Kenneth Veisey
W. J. Perkins
Stamford
Red O'Neil
Mionmniains
Reynolds and McCombs Head to Green McCombs in Guadalupe Mountains
Mr and Mrs Hieard Reynolds and Mr and Mrs Jack McCombs have gone to the Green McCombs owned in the Guadalupe mountains in New Mexico for two visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hieard Reynolds
Jack McCombs
Green McCombs
Guadalupe Mountains
New Mexico
Lions Leader Inspires Pecos Lions with Lionism Talk
Judge Bb L Pitts district governor for Lion District 2 T spoke to the Pecos Lions Club at noon on Thursday in Strandon. He toured Lions clubs in the area and said this era tests service clubs and members. Judge J K Starley presided and a December joint meeting with the district was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bb. L. Pitts
Pecos
Lionism
Pecos Lions Attend Intercity Conference in Fort Stockton
Members Guy KE Walker J K Biggs G C Parker H P Davis and Mrs Davis and daughter represented the Pecos Lions at a Fort Stockton inter city conference on Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy KE. Walker
J. K. Biggs
G. Cc. Parker
H. P. Davis
Wink Day Declared For Pecos City Citizens
Mayor B A Toliver of Pecos City proclaims Wink Day on November 17 designating Reeves County Texas and calls all citizens to attend the Wink-Pecos football game to promote community spirit and sportsmanship. Attest Secretary E F Basterbrook signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos City
B. A. Toliver
Reeves County
Texas
Winkler County
Es County
Druggist H A Sanders Dies in Pecos
H A Sanders 62 a veteran Pecos druggist and store owner died of heart trouble at his home Monday night after years of devoted service. Born in Alabama he moved west and earned a Texas pharmacist certificate almost 40 years ago. He led a busy life with his store open early and late and held roles in Masonic lodge Lions Club and Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
H. A. Sanders
Mr. Sanders
Sanders Drug Store
Alabama
Tears
Sanders
Texas
Masonic
Pecos Lions
Birdie Bell Crowned Pecos Queen Of Football 1954
Birdie Bell was crowned Queen of Football and Pecos High Sweetheart at a grand Pecos High coronation Monday night. The event featured a "Sweetheart Revue" by nearly 100 students and showcased acts like "Sweethearts on Parade" and "Little Gypsy Sweetheart" with songs by Paul Anderson and performances directed by Mrs. John Ivy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdie Bell
Young Bell
Pecos High
Bowie Davis
Pecos Eagles
Pecos
Nell Chism
George
W. L. Card
John
William Hanson
Paul Anderson
Julia Williams
Hazel Propp
Gertrude McKinnis
Ira Mae
Mary Nabers
John Ivy
Jack Hawkins
Coaches Befriend Superstition Before Big Game
Pecos Eagles coach Buddy Withers and Wink Wildcats coach Lee Johnson forbid team photos before season end. They fear prior photo losses in 1981 and 1955 against each other. The superstition aims to avoid jinxes on game outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bith
Buddy Withers
Pecos Eagles
Lee Johnson
Wink Wildcats
Buddy
Mr. Johnson
Wildcats
Pecos
Eagles
Deer season opens as big game hunts begin statewide
The big game season opens with deer hunting season underway statewide. Officials urge safety, permit checks, and adherence to bag limits as hunters take to forests and fields across the region.
Spirit in Two Cities Runs High in Pecos Wink Showdown
The Pecos Eagles meet the Wink Wildcats in a feature Class B football game at Rotary Field Pecos Saturday. A record crowd is expected from Pecos and surrounding towns along with Odessa and Midland visitors. Both teams are sharpened. Pecos seeks the district title by beating Wink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos Eagles
Wink Wildcats
West Texas
Rotary Field
Pecos
Wink
Odessa
Midland
The
Eagles
Wildcats
Con
Bo Wink
Water Bonds Signed By City Officials
The Pecos water bonds worth 242000 were signed by city officials after voter approval. The bonds will be sold to the PWA and were received from E L Steck and Co lithographing of Austin. Bid advertisements for the water project are expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
PWA
E. L. Steck and Co
Austin
Pecos Rotary delegates at Inter-City Meeting in El Paso
H J Johnson Charles F Manahan and John Wadley represented the Pecos Rotary Club at an inter city meeting held Thursday in El Paso with multiple clubs in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Johnson
Charles F. Manahan
John Wadley
Pecos
Rotary Club
Paso
Legion Observes Armistice Day in Pecos Hall Event
Legion held an Armistice Day celebration in Pecos with a 6 o'clock barbecue attended by a large crowd. About 700 pounds of beef donated by Pecos ranchers fed attendees, followed by a hall dance deemed very successful. Formal hall dedication is planned for Thanksgiving with another dance. no dance Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Pecos
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