Mrs. Howard Heads Pecos Garden Club Board
Mrs. W. F. Howard, a leading Pecos florist, was elected president of the Merry Home and Garden Club at a Monday meeting hosted by Mrs. Clarence Bell. Other officers include H. H. Johnson as vice president and William Garlick as treasurer.
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W. F. Howard
Pecos
Merry Home and Garden Club
Clarence Bell
H. H. Johnson
William Garlick
Jack Hawkins
W. W. Dean
J. WW
Trooks
Hill D. Tudson
Keith Camp
Guy E. Walker
William T Kerr
FE. S
W M S Meeting Set For Tuesday Election Session
The Women’s Missionary Society of the Methodist church plans its social tea and business meeting on Tuesday November 1 at 350 pm at Mrs Ray Keenan’s home. Co hosts include Mrs Hollis Smith Mrs Mary Boatright and Mrs Beulah J Wilson. All church ladies urged to attend as the annual officer elections take place.
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Women’s Missionary Society of the Methodist
Ray Keenan
Hollis Smith
Mary Boatright
Beulah J. Wilson
Mrs Van Horn Honored At Surprise Birthday Dinner
Mrs A G Van Horn hosted a surprise dinner for her birthday on October 23 with daughter Marian assisting. The 74th birthday was celebrated with a green and yellow theme, a large white cake with 74 green candles, and a garland centerpiece. Guests included Mes dames Henry Slack J H Wilhite M Glover A B Bryant and 45 M Prewit who extended best wishes during the social hour.
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A. G. van Horn
Marian
B. P. van Horn
Mesdames Henry Slack
J. H. Wilhite
M. €. Glover
45 M. Prewit
Books Donated to Pecos Carnegie Library
Generous Pecos citizens donate books to the Carnegie Library including Texas history works and La Fontaine Fables. Contributions come from Ralph Sparks Marl Bell Leader Grocery & Hardware Co Charles Manahan Pecos Enterprise W L Sherrod Elite Café Pecos Coffee Shop Club Cafe John Horne John Wadley Safeway Stores J C Penney Branden Coffee Shop Southern Union Gas Co and others.
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Ralph Sparks
Marl Bell
Leader Grocery & Hardware Co
Charles Manahan
Pecos Enterprise
W. L. Sherrod
Elite Cafe
M’ System
Lcrimshire
Club
John Horne
John Wadley
Safeway
J. C. Penney, Inc
Branden
Southern Union Gas Co
Nomination slate named for Little Theatre officers
The nominating committee of the Little Theatre has completed its slate for election at the next meeting in the Library basement on Tuesday evening November 1 at 7. Directors include Mrs. W. W. Dean Mrs. H. H. Johnson and others with chairs and committees listed. Charter members formed from the Merry Matrons and the cast of The Smiling Cow with potential Supporting Members by subscription in performances.
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Little Theatre
TRG Four
Jack Hawkins
Virginit ‘Thomas
Harrison Baker
Jack May
Jesse Bush
W. Neilson
W. L. Kerr
Ronald Roberson
Alton Hughes
W. Earl Belly
Neil Chism
Horace Homer
Lillie Poe
Giross
Hist
R. Vent
Pecosites
Primary Union Honored At Halloween Themed Meeting
The Baptist Training service primary union gathered at leader Mrs H L Holloway on October 19 with Halloween decorations and favors for many young attendees. Refreshments were served by a group including Mrs C E Allison and Mrs Tou Duncan. A misplaced subscriber list prompts swift voluntary dollar payments and a meeting next Tuesday invites volunteers for plays and cultural work.
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the Baptist Training Service
H. L. Holloway
Arrival of Daughter Delights Local Family
To Mr and Mrs Walter Youns a daughter arrived at a local sanitarium last Thursday morning. The mother and child are reported doing well.
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Walter Younsblood
Riders of the Night and Vole: two book reviews
The El Paso Times reviewer discusses Eugene Cunningham’s Riders of the Night set in West Texas and New Mexico, praising its authentic frontier tone and vivid cattle country scenes. A second critique covers The Man's Side by T Revere, praising its male perspective on marriage and its natural narrative, noting golf and business scenes as strong elements.
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Old West
Burk Yates
Myra Yarbrough
Old Rock
Texas
Ewing
America
Cunningham
el Paso
Federation Deliberates Club House for Women's Groups
Federation executive committee at Mrs. J. E. Starley’s home discussed securing a club house for the City Federation of Women's clubs. The group resolved to survey club sentiment on the proposal and consider site costs and repair estimates with a committee to be appointed.
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City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federation
J. E. Starley
Merry Wives Club
T. Y. Casey
Attendance Up At First Christian Church Under Propp
Last Sunday the Blue side of the Attendance Campaign gained thirty five yards under Captain William Propp. The school has steadily increased attendance over the past four Sundays with 10 AM Bible School and 11 AM Communion Service. There will be no preaching services morning or evening as the minister conducts a meeting in Mentone.
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First Christian Church
William Propp
Two Presbyterian Circles Hold Monthly Tea
The Presbyter ian church auxiliary circles met at Mrs. R. P. Hicks home with Mrs. Byron Keen as co host for a regular tea. After a brief business session a social hour and program followed with Victrola music led by Mrs. Quinn readings by Mrs. Earl Ligon Miss Marjorie Slack and Miss Margaret Simmons. Guests included Mesdames J. Byrd J. Correll RN Couch R. M. Files Wim and others.
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Presbyterian Church Auxiliary
R. P. Hicks
Byron Keen
Quinn
Earl Ligon
Marjorie Slack
Margaret Simmons
Local Names Recited in Court Case Docket
A list of individuals including Shelton Marion Slack O Finley Earl Ligon J A Crane Bike Simmons Lilly Cole Walker Hartley Wynebrenner Quinn Henry Irby and the Misses Marjorie Slack Margaret Simmons Louise and Lucille Ligon appears in the docket.
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Shelton
Marion Slack
O. Finley
Earl Ligon
J. A. Crane
Bike Simmons
Lilly Cole
Walker Hartley
Wynebrenner
Quinn
Henry Irby
Marjorie Slack
Margaret Simmons
Louise
Lucille Ligon
Razy Crystals Praised as Gift From God by User Fred Askew
A reader named Fred Askew writes that after using three boxes of Crazy Crystals he believes they are a gift from God to suffering humanity and clarifies they are not a patent medicine.
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God
Fred Askew
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