Lions District Conference Brings Pecos and Alpine Lions Together
More than 100 Lions from Pecos Fort Stockton Alpine Marfa McCamey and others attended a district conference in Fort Stockton on Wednesday evening. Entertainment included golf dinner speeches and other features. Attendees from Pecos included Mr and Mrs J B Woolfolk Mr and Mrs H G Meyer and many others. The next district conference is planned for January in Alpine.
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Pecos
Lions Club
Alpine
Fort Stockton
Marfa
McCamey
Join the P. T. A. Join and support child welfare work
The P T A announces that the membership drive is over but urges everyone to join. It stresses helping children of your family and friends and training them mentally physically and spiritually. It invites parents to attend meetings pay dues if possible and vote for their child’s grade.
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Prise
P.T. A
Local trips and business moves noted in Abilene and Dallas
Mr and Mrs Ray Lewis traveled to Abilene Sunday returning Monday and he has established a clothing store. J B Cashell local Bur ford Oil Company agent visited El Paso Monday on company business Plains Production Co returned to Dallas last weekend after a year in the territory.
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Mrs. Ray Lewis
Abilene
J. B. Cashell
Burford Oi Company
el Paso
Company
Busi
the Plains Production Co
Dallas
Pecos Folks On National Farmers Holiday Tour
N F Chapman and Charles Rino ley left last Saturday on a lecture tour for the National Farmers Holiday association. They plan a series of Texas talks to promote the farmers holiday movement. Mr and Mrs Clarence Mount, Mr and Mrs Jack Turner, and Mr and Mrs W K Campbell and son returned Sunday night from the Rice Texas game in Houston after a 1400 mile trip that took 16 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley
National Farmers’ Holiday Association
Texas
Clarence Mount
Jack Turner
W. K. Campbell and Son
Houston
Pecos
Marx Brothers Horse Feathers prep list teased
No sink jokes noted in the Grand Theater program for Horse Feathers as the Marx Brothers film arrives. The piece lists a wild mix of props and cast including Groucho Harpo Chico Zeppo amid cheese cloth gaso line animals and college professors.
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Grand Theater
Groucho
Harpo
Chico
Zeppo
Artichoke King A A DeBole Finds Fresh Spotlight
A. A. DeBole promotes artichokes in the El Paso Valley and outlines a publicity push to position artichokes as a substitute for potatoes and celery. He touts past success selling West Texas pie melons to New Yorkers and profits from promotional efforts.
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A. A. DeBole
West Texas
Oil Lands Owner Eyes Reeves County Well
H. Freels of Chicago who owns oil lands in Loving and Reeves counties surveys his holdings and notes consideration of drilling another well in Reeves county north of town but offers no definite plans at present.
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H. Freels
Chicago
Loving
Reeves Counties
Loving County
Reeves County
May and Sheriff Recover Stolen Car in Sierra Blanca
Jack May and Sheriff Louis Roberson recovered a car stolen in Pecos Tuesday night. They traveled to Sierra Blanca on Wednesday morning to retrieve the vehicle.
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Jack May
Louis Roberson
Sierra Blanca
Mr. May
Pecos
Local visits and business trips around Pecos area
Gienna Klinger visits parents while Mr. and Mrs. I FE Kling er host. Mrs A M Underwood of Big Spring visits Mr and Mrs Charles McCullar after a weekend trip. Gulf States Life agent M Lunceford of San Angelo attends to business in Pecos. George Ross and Cub Wheeler of Plains Production Co make a Dallas trip. Captain A Innes Taylor scouts for Ross and travels to Carlsbad. Louise Hubbs of Fort Stockton visits Pecos on Monday. Clyde Barton and wife of Kermit visit friends in Pecos.
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A. M. Underwood
Big Spring
Charles McCullar
Carlsbad Cavern
KE. M. Lunceford
General Agen
Gulf States Life Insurance Co
San Angelo
George Ross
Cub Wheeler
the Plains Production Co., Ms
Dallas
Louise Hubbs
Fort Stockton
Pecos
Sheriff Louis Roberson Attends Dallas Football Game
Sheriff Louis Roberson and his sons attended a football game in Dallas last Saturday night, joining fans at the event.
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Louis Roberson and Sons
Dallas
Illness and visits cap a Texas town week
Mrs. Edgar H Ratliff and Mrs F W Johnson are ill at home and Mrs Bill Dean with children returned from a relatives visit. Miss Toolie Majors visited El Paso. Liverett Master from Andice stayed with Mrs J Hollebeke. Buddy Reisenburg returned from Wichita Falls after his father's funeral. Philip Yoas visiting Mrs C E Brady from Brady Texas. H L Wood of Pecos Furniture Co delivered a large bill in Wink. Marx Stool returned from Ralls Texas.
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F. W. Johnson
John Cowan
Buddy Reisenburg
Wichita Falls
Mr. Reisenbureg
IL. J. Wood of
Pecos Furniture
Wink
Fortune teller predicts Midland Sweetwater game outcome
Rev. Winston Borum cites a Dallas fair fortune teller who predicted Midland would win 14 to 12. The actual score was 54 to 0 for Sweetwater, prompting Brother Borum to rely on dope sheets from now on.
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H. H. Johnson
Dallas
Winston Borum
Pecos
Midland
Sweetwater
Brother Borum
Wink area business and sports visits noted
Harry Lambert visited Wink on business last Saturday. Supt. Guy E. Walker and Coach Buddy Withers watched the Wink Stanton game in Wink. Harvey Beauchamp Jr made a business trip to Wink. W. W. Rossman, manager of Allus Tourist Court Assn, returned from a tour contacting owners of quality tourist courts between Hot Springs Arkansas and San Diego California.
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Harry Lambert
Wink
Guy E. Walker
Pecos Schol
Buddy Withers
Wink-Stanton
Harvey Beauchamp Jr
W. W. Rossman
The
Allus Tourist Court Assn
Hot Springs
Arkansas
San Diego
California
Local Merchandiser Krupp Loyal Southwest Executive
Bernard Krupp general manager of United Dry Goods Stores Inc El Paso visited last Sunday and conferred with Pecos store manager E Scrimshire Krupp is described as a prominent young merchandising executive in the southwest.
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Bernard Krupp
United Dry Goods Stores, Inc
el Paso
Scrimshire
Pecos
Krupp
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Lions
J. B. Woolfolk
H. G. Meyer
HL. P. Davis
J. FE. Stakey
Messrs
H. L. Holloway
C. B Ligon
J. L. Kincannon
G. ©. Parker
J. F. Biggs
Henry Russell
G. R. Lay
Sir Walter
Anderson
N. F. Chapman and
Charles Rino
TAR
Gienna Klinger
Mrs. I. FE. Kling
A. Innes-Taylor
Carlsbad
Airs
Clyde
Barton of
Kermit
Edgar H. Ratliff
Bill Dean
Toolie Majors
Philip Yoas
C. E. Brady
Marx Stool
Ralls
Pecos Mercantile Company
Silk Dry Good Co
Ted Ruhlen
Tag
Department of Commerce
Eways Division
Cypress
Louisiana
I Company
Ieed
Scotty Tweed
le Vd
Just
Brown Kid
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