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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1926
Page
5
Local Pecos residents journey for Thanksgiving trips to Austin and El Paso. Families, friends and sports fans plan to see the Texas A&M versus State game. Deer hunters from Pecos report bucks taken and recount hunts while planning gatherings for the holiday.
Mrs. M. W. Collie and Mrs. J. A. Drane entertained many friends last Thursday evening with a dinner bridge party at Mrs. Drane’s home. Eight tables were in play and a delicious three course dinner was served. Guests included O. J. Bryan, C. Bell, W. W. Dean, Monroe Kerr, J. T. McClure, J. W. Moore, H. B. Prickett, Chas. Manahan, F. H. Ryan, H. G. Russell, D. K. Tudor, Ralph Williams, Marion Hudson, Harry Anderson, W. W. Runnels, Ethel Reynolds, Lillie Cole, Rose Briscoe, and Harry Hinkle.
Miss Irene Prewit honored by Mrs Chas Manahan with a bridge party at her Pecos home. Guests enjoyed three bridge tables and other card games, followed by a salad plate and hot tea. Attendees included Jane Dean Rubie Mae Beauchamp Lucille Prewit Aileen Love Warren Collings R D Mahoney Keith Camp Charles Daniel Fancher Bell.
The Joplin family extends heartfelt gratitude for the real acts of kindness, comfort and sympathy shown to them. Mrs. Frank Joplin Sr and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Joplin Jr along with Raymond and Lorraine Joplin express lasting thanks for the support during their time of grief.
Advertises pick up of Sunday dinner fryers from 200 fat young chickens kept at a home. States chickens are best on the market and price is seven cents per item.
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