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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1938

Page

7

Federal Expenditures in Reeves County 1933 38

Reeves county federal spending from 1933 to 1938 totaled 3.93 million dollars per Ray E. Lee Texas National Emergency Council director. The sum covers loans to business farmers homeowners and disaster victims and grants for relief public works conservation and aged social security payments. Detailed loan totals include Reconstruction Finance Corp 190 476 Federal land bank 123 100 Emergency Crop and Feed 3 725 Drought Relief 1934 35 46 000 Farm Security Admin Rural Rehabilitation 13 054 Home Owners Loan Corp 45 654 Public Works Admin Non-Federal Projects 2 343 800 total 2 765 809. Grant amounts include Federal Emergency Relief Admin Civil Works Admin AAA and Farm Security Admin Rural Rehabilitati...

Reeves County Ray E. Lee National Emergency Council For Texas Reconstruction Finance Corp Federal Land Bank and Commissioner Home Owners Loan Corp Works Progress Social Security Board Federal Governing Administration

Callie Holloway Thanks Supporters After Campaign Win

Callie Holloway thanks friends for help during a nine week Business Building Campaign sponsored by the Pecos Enterprise and 28 cooperating merchants. She won a DeLuxe Ford Forder sedan valued at 936.06 for most votes. cash prizes went to Hope Armstrong and Helen Patterson.

Callie Holloway Pecos Enterprise Enterprise Holloway

Toyah Seniors Enjoy Enchiladas at Mrs Seay Home

The Toyah High senior class gathered for an enchilada supper hosted by Mrs Claudia Seay. Nine members attended with Miss Pat Riordan as sponsor. Attendees included Frances Burchard Dorothy Humphreys Margaret Louise Chatham Vernon Hawthorne Harold Wise Hubert Cleveland Rex Anderson George Hayden Bruce Frank Burchard.

Toyah High School Claudia Seay Frances Burchard Dorothie Humphreys Margaret Louise Chatham Vernon Hawthorne Harold Wise Hubert Cleveland Rex Anderson George Hayden Bruce Frank Burchard Pat Riordan Margaret Ann Walker Margie Woolley Bennie Cleveland Cecil Williams J. F. Keating Rochester Minn Keating Mayo Bros Ben Cleveland Shreveport Marshall Texas E. W. Thurman van Horn H. H. Nance Adams of Barstow Baptist Church J. T. Griffith

First Methodist Church Evangelistic Sermons Begin

A C Douglas, pastor, invites all to church services at First Methodist Church. Church school Sunday at 10 with classes for all ages, morning worship at 11 with special music, sermon on Christian Progress. Epworth League meets 7, evening worship at 8 as evangelistic series starts for four weeks.

First Methodist Church A. C. Douglas Christian Progress Epworth League

Toyah Baptist Church Service Schedule

Pastor Rev J T Griffith leads Sunday School at 10:00 a m with morning preaching at 11:00 a m. Evening services and Baptist Training Union follow at 7:15 p m and 8:15 p m respectively with Wednesday prayer. Second and fourth Sundays feature preaching.

Toyah Baptist Church J. T. Griffith

Turner Pastor Schedule for Sunday Services

W. M. Turner conducts Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. and a evening preaching service at 6:15 p.m. Baptists hold Training Union at 6:30 p.m. midweek meetings include Teachers and Officers at 7:30 p.m. and prayer service at 8:15 p.m.

Church Activities Schedule for Rev Byrd's Parish

Rev John W. Byrd leads a Sunday School at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. Pioneer and Senior Young People's meetings are at 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. Choir practice and worship follow at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday and Sunday evenings.

Pioneer Young People

Church Activities at 314 S. Park St

The Church of the Nazarene at 314 Park Street lists services led by Pastor F. O. Parr with Sunday School at 9 45 a m and preaching at 11 a m N Y P S and Junior programs at 7 p m adult prayer at 7 30 p m midweek prayer and a Sunday radio service on KIU from 2 15 to 2 30 p m Vocal duets feature Mrs George Ashley and Miss Betty Carrender with Rev Parr delivering the sermon Motto A little church with a great Saviour.

Church OF the Nazarene S. Park St F. O. Parr Joe Lewis KIU George Ashley Betty Carrender Parr

Rev Oliver W Harrison Church Services Plan

The schedule lists Rev Oliver W Harrison as pastor with Sunday School at ten, led by Superintendent Jo W Camp. Morning worship follows at eleven with a sermon by the pastor. Evening worship occurs at seven forty five with a sermon by the pastor and junior and intermediate Christian Endeavor at seven.

Oliver W. Harrison Jo W. Camp

Church Service Schedule and Open Invitation

Classes meet Sundays at 10 a m with worship at 10 45. Evening service at 8 p m. Mid week service also at 8 p m. Wednesdays Women’s Bible Class Thursdays at 3 p m. Every member should attend as many services as possible. the public is invited to attend all services.

Pecos Laundry Announces New Dry Cleaning Equipment

Installation of complete dry cleaning equipment at the Pecos Laundry Company was announced. Horace Heath, manager, said the equipment was the most modern that could be obtained. E. B. Richardson arrived from Midland to lead the dry cleaning department with years of experience.

Pecos Horace Heath E. B. Richardson Midland

Zimmer's Beauty Salon Promotes Vitamin F Shampoo Set

Ady endorses the new Vitamin F shampoo and set available at Zimmer's Beauty Salon. The promotional note suggests trying the product for hair care.

Zimmer’s Adv

Davis Pecos Coffee Co Opens at 126 West 2nd

Pecos gains a new business with the Davis Pecos Coffee Co opening this week at 126 West 2nd in the former Pecos Cleaners location. R F Davis is manager with Mrs Davis and their baby moving from Fort Worth. The plant roasts and blends coffee and handles both retail and wholesale business.

Pecos Davis-Pecos Coffee Co West 2Nd Pecos Cleaners R. F. Davis Mrs. Davis Fort Worth

Pecos Cadet Lieutenant Honored By Tarleton College

Pecos youth Tom C. King received military honors at John Tarleton College Stephenville Texas in a promotion list issued by Major James D. Bender. He was promoted to Cadet Second Lieutenant. Cadet officers and NCOs drill the ROTC unit and exercise authority like Army officers of the same rank.

Tom C. King Pecos John Tarleton College Stephenville Texas James D. Bender

Soul and Body Lesson-Sermon in Science Churches

The Sunday Lesson-Sermon in Churches of Christ, Scientist centers on Soul and Body with Isaiah 26 8 and Psalms 62 5 as golden text and includes a passage from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy stating Soul is the substance life and intelligence of man and never reflects matter Man is the expression of Soul.

Churches of Christ Scientist Mary Baker Eddy

Six From County Help Swell H-SU

Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene reports its forty seventh year with record freshman enrollment. Dr J D Sandefur notes student body includes 105 Texas counties 13 states and Mexico and Brazil. Taylor County leads with 226 students and Reevas county lists several Pecos and Saragosa residents among underclassmen.

Hardin-Simmons University Abilene H-Su J. D. Sandefer Texas Hardin-Simmons Mexico Brazil Taylor County

Listed on Honor Roll Schreiner Institute Scholar

James Drane son of Judge and Mrs J A Drane of Pecos is named on Schreiner Institute College division honor roll after the first six weeks period.

James Drane J. A. Drane Pecos Schreiner Institute

Mrs Rowena Jentry Leaves for Fort Worth Visit

Mrs Rowena Jentry departed after a short stay with friends. She left earlier this week for her home in Fort Worth.

Rowena Jentry Fort Worth

Such beautiful gifts Manahan's Adv

An advertisement highlights new gifts arriving daily at Mana hans.

Manahan’s Manahans

Also Mentioned on This Page

Reeves Wadley Cleaners TOYAH ASY N. R. Huggins Oak Street First Baptist Church W. M. Turner First Presbyterian Church John W. Byrd First Christian Church Church OF Christ Jas A. Fry Coffee Company Christian Science Services HSU Reevas County Marvin Cowan, Jr Mary Sue Johnson David Crow Saragosa Douglas Crow Lee M. Weatherby Malcolm Maley Toyah District Com Missioner Reeves Burchard Southern Union Utilities Co Smart Shoes Style Shop Paris
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