Surprise Rashing Shower for Mrs. Cargill at New Home
A mixed gathering in Toyah celebrated Mrs. Tom Cargill moving into a new north town home with gifts and a cake. The Pal's class served lunch to 45 guests as neighbors shared autumn flowers and recipes. Activities included W M S and church notes, with updates on Operation Buckner, Lottie Moon, and missionary fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Cargill
Guy Powell
Cargill
J. L. Moore
DP. J. Hart
J. B. Daniel Jr
The
Baptist Sunday
Sewing for Buckner Orphans at Mrs Casey’s Home
An all day sewing meeting opens Monday October 25 at 9 a m at the home of Mrs T Y Casey. The event aims to sew for Buckner Orphans home and attendees are asked to bring a covered dish and sewing material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Y. Casey
Buckner Orphans Home
Birthday Observance Marks Texas PTA Century
The Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers marked its twenty fourth birthday with programs and candle light services across Reeves Loving County and state units. Leader profiles note founders Ella Caruthers Porter and Mrs. Chalmers Hutchinson with a history of presidents and child welfare achievements highlighted in yearbooks and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves- Loving County
Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Ella Caruthers Porter
The
Texas Congress
Chalmers Hutchinson
Fr. Worth
F. W. MedAllister
San Antonio
A. &. Waters
Fort Worth
S. M. WN. Marrs
Austin
E. Muardocks
Ranger
Noyes Duaring Smith
A. & Wood
Athens
Texas
National Congress
Gold hoarders drop from 342 to 284 in March
The Weeks News reports a decline in gold hoarders from 342 to 284 during March, highlighting a sharp reduction in secretive reserves and implying changes in wealth collection patterns.
Greatest wreck question posed at Pecos church sermon
The First Christian Church hosts a Sunday program with Bible school at 9:45 and morning worship at 11. Pastor Gus Ramase leads a sermon series on Acts titled The Devil's Attempt to Destroy the Church, with evening services and a list of topics for each day, urging clip-out reference for October 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
First Christian Church
Ministr
Gus Ramase
Bible School
Communion
C. E
Christian Science Churches Offer Weekly Services and Notices
Local evangelist-led Christian Science Churches announce Lord's Day worship at 11 A. M. and a sermon on The Christian Race. Bible study midweek, song practice Friday, and Young People's meetings listed. Visitor notes, fall lesson sermon topic after Death, and a trip report from Barney Stubbs and Sheriff Louis Roberson to El Paso and Polis in western New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker Eddy
Job
Barney Stubbs
Louis Roberson
HL Paso
Polis
New Mexico
Honor Students Here Announced at Pecos High
Principal R B Blackwell announced the first six weeks honor lists at Pecos High. Honor Roll No 1 requires straight A in all subjects, A in department, and absence under 2 days. privileges may be revoked anytime. Names on Honor Roll No 2 include Titus Mc Cree Mitchell Wadley Hay Chapman Brownlee S oaker Ritz Wolf Henderson Chapman Titus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos High
R. B. Blackwell
Francis Titus
Catherine McCree
Frank Mitchell
Janice Wadley
Ralph Willams
Orene Hay
Sarah Chapman
Geraldine Brownlee
John S0oker
Ruth Ritz
Gladys Wolf
Helen Henderson
Mary Ellen Chapman
Mary Elizabeth Titus
Pecos Enterprise Ownership Statement for October 1933
Notarized owner ship and circulation statement for The Pecos Enterprise published in Pecos Texas on October 1 1933. Barney Hubbs publisher and Jack Hawkins editor provide details on owners stockholders and security holders led by Hubbs Printing Co. listed stockholders include Barney Hubbs Luella Hubbs Jack Hawkins S C Johnson and Jack Hubbs with locations Pecos Fort Stockton. Bondholders none reported. Sworn before Notary Warren Collings October 19 1933.
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Reeves
Barney Hubbs
Pecos
Manning
Texas
Jack Hawkins
Luella Hubbs
S. C. Johnson
Ft. Stockton
Tex
Jack Hubbs
Asso
Barney Hubbis
Surprise Shower For Mrs Sherman
Mrs A L Sherman was honored with a surprise shower Wednesday at 3 pm hosted by Mrs Charles Miller and Noah Huggins at the Miller home on Hickory Street. Neice opened gifts amid home grown flowers, with refreshments including celery pie and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miller
Noah Huggins
A. L. Sherman
Miller
Hickory Street
Ridge
Sul Ross to Play Dixie University in Alpine
Sul Ross Lobos square off with Dixie University at Jackson Field in Alpine on October 21. Dixie enters with a versatile backfield while Sul Ross fights through a rough 1932 season and aims for a strong home showing despite recent scoreless periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sul Ross
Dixie University
Sul Ross Lobos
Dixie Vaiity
Saa
Jackson Field
Stine
Wackfield
Tex
Matadors
Simmon
University
Lobos
Tech
Visit to Dallas by Mr and Mrs W L S R and Daughter
Mr and Mrs W L S R and their daughter left on Monday for a visit to Dallas. Mr Sherrifte and Ben Franklin were at that place.
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Toyah News
W. M.S
Baptist Church
E. B. Daniel Jr
J. W Humphries
Matthew
Margaret Fund
Lottie Moon
South America
Sion
Buckner
Daniel
W. A. McAlpine
Baylor
George Taniel
Lexington
Chicago
FE. A. Hillier
Betty Sue
Lester Wise
Big Spring
A. A. McCloskey
Carlsbad
Mirvin Scott
Rankin
E. Scott
Troy Wooley
A. J. Hart
Herold Parks
M. Lawson
G. W. Dabney
Marshall Hospital
Eastern Star
G. C. Taylor
Maxine Bruce
Dug Hart
B. F. Powell
Hilliard Camp
P.T. A
Dallas
J. M. Cainy
Old First Methodist Church
Texas Congress of Mothers
Porter
Depres
M. S. Taylor
Dr. Taylor
Petite Vera Marshe
NRA
Ambridge
Lena Andre
Hueston Harper
University of Southern California
Alexander P. de Seversky
Imperial Air Force
President Roosevelt
Pecos Chamber of Commerce
Resac
Presbyterian Church
John W. Byrd
First Baptist Church
Liisar Ratliff
B.Y. B
Cos
Ion
Philip
Jesus
Church of Christ
High Schow
A.G. Bobbse
Cat
the Church
Christian Science Churches
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Ment
Congress
State of Texas
Hubbs Printing Co
Tion
Warren Collings
Mrs. Sherman
Warner Clan
Heather Ange
Chan
Els
Tootlichis SF
Paramount
Edmund Lowe Wynne Gibson
Edward Arnold
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