New Pups Enter Pecos Schools for 1938 Term
Seventy-three students new to Pecos enrolled across three schools as the 1938 term opened on Tuesday. Superintendent R Henry Blackwell released the list excluding first graders who have lived in Pecos. Elementary hosts 33 newcomers, junior high 26, and high school 14 with pupils from multiple Texas towns and neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Supt
R. Henry Blackwell
Peggy Allen
Oklahoma
Charles DuBose
New Braunfels
Ethel Katherine Hooks
Thorndale
May Sheen
Midland
Patsy Ruth Bull
Cisco
Charles Benham
Balmorhea
Richard Lee Bull
Abilene
Merrill West
New London
Mary Jo Wilson
Brownfield
Billy Wozencraft
Toyah
Helen Juanita Allen
Uba
Trumanell Chapman
Roswell
N. M
Allen Connell, Jr
Colorado
Dr. A C McGuire Plans Move to Pecos
Dr. A C McGuire of Bloomington Illinois plans to move to Pecos to make his home. He is interested in joining the Consumers Refinery Association here likely seeking local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. McGuire
Bloomington, IL
Pecos
McGuire
Consumers Refinery Association
Let The Critters Do The Work In Harvest Season
The piece argues using livestock to harvest crops to save labor and reduce waste. It covers temporary fencing, grazing strategy, water access, mineral and protein supplements, and suitable feed combinations for hogs, sheep, and cattle plus notes from Oklahoma extension experts on pasture feeding and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl P. Thompson
Oklahoma
Southwest
Pecos riders shine at El Paso and Midland shows
Down The Trail reports Carl Taylor Curti McElroy and Jess Fulcher as big money winners at the El Paso show. Bill Cameron of Seymour buys 150 calves from Pecos firm Babicora Development and 1800 steers from Hebbronville for his Seymour ranch. Pecos representatives excel at Midland with Jewel Duncan Kee sie Duncan Dorothy Roberson Nsora DeRacy and others. Buck Jackson seeks a reward for a bay horse stray near Toyah. Sally Ikard of Pecos scouts cattle in Old Mexico and buys 54 yearlings from Homer Johnson Pyote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Taylor
Curti McElroy
Pecos
Jess Fulcher
el Paso
Bill Cameron
Seymour
Babicora Development Company
Hebronville
Teaxs
Jewel Duncan
Keesie Duncan
Dorothy Roberson
Nsora DeRacy
Drew Hopkins
Davis Mountain Boys
Billie Beau Duncan
Davis
Sally Ikard
Old Mexico
Colorado
Keesie
Jewell Duncan
Curtis McElroy
Jess Burner
Chase and
Sibley
Toyah
Buck Jackson
Down the Trail
Buck
Zimmer Motor Co
Homer Johnson
Pyote
School of Dance Set to Open in Pecos Monday
Alyce Clyde School of Dance will open in Pecos on Monday in a new studio at Eighth and Cypress. The program includes tap ballet acrobatics toe character and ballroom dancing plus morning exercise for married women and evening classes for business women. Miss Brouphy formerly taught six years in Corsicana and trained in New York and LA under noted instructors.
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Alyce Clyde
Pecos
Eighth
Cypress Streets
Miss Brouphy
Corsicana
New York
Sonia Serova
Jack Dayton
Cliff Freies
Bill Pillich
Blome
Butsova
Mozar
von Grona
Albert Gale
Donald Sawyer
Brouphy
Universal
Mrs. A. W. Pope Visiting Friends in El Paso
Mrs. A. W. Pope is spending a few days visiting friends in El Paso, staying at a local residence and catching up with acquaintances during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. A. W. Pope
el Paso
Patterson Named As New Insurance Agent
A. S. Patterson returns from Albuquerque New Mexico where he was appointed district agent for the Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York. The company plans Pecos district headquarters and agencies in Monahans Wink Alpine Marfa Ft Stekton and Sanderson. Patterson has worked in Odessa Texas the past year and will relocate here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Patterson
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
New York
Equitable
Texas
Pecos
Monahans
Wink
Alpine
Marfa
Ft. Stekton
Sanderson
Patterson
Local visitors and students return home from Abi lene
Miss Catherine Morrison, a business college student in Abilene, spent the past two weeks at home visiting relatives. Mrs. Thomas Lilley came back to Fort Worth on Tuesday after a brief visit with Mrs. John Lilley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Morrison
Business
Abilene
Thomas Lilley
Fort Worth
John Lilley
American Tourists Flock to Sombreros as Mexico City Souvenirs
American visitors buy more sombreros in Mexico City than any other souvenir, highlighting a strong demand for iconic headwear. Vendors report steady sales as travelers seek durable keepsakes and cultural mementos amid tours of the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
New Photographic Studio Opens Here in Pecos
A new Rhodenbaugh Studio opens over the Community Public Service Co. office in Pecos. Owned and operated by W. S. Rhodenbaugh, the shop brings the Rhodenbaugh family to make their home. Mrs. A. E. Kaotrola is married to Pecos High School's new assistant coach. Miss Mary Magee returned to Lubbock after visiting her mother Mrs. H. L. Magee. Mrs. Alex D. Haynes and daughters Jane and Sarah visited Mrs. Sid Kyle at her Loving County ranch last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Rhodenbaugh
Community Public Service Co
W. S. Rhodenbaugh
Rhodenbaughs
A. E. Kaotrola
Pecos High School
Mary Magee
Lubbock
H. L. Magee
Alex D. Haynes
Jane
Sarah
Sid Kyle
Loving County
Auxiliary Circle Reopens With First Fall Meeting
Presbyterian circle No. 1 resumed weekly meetings at the church after a month with a Tuesday service led by Mrs. John Lilley. The devotional was by Mrs. C. O. Finley, program by Mrs. H. E. Tips, and participants included Mrs. Carl Eddins, Mrs. John Wallace, and others. Social hour followed the joint session of both auxiliary circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 1
Presbyterian Auxiliary
John Lilley
John Wallace
Circle
C. O. Finley
America
H. E. Tips Jed
Carl Eddins
Marvin Jameson
D. W. Bozeman
Milford Howard
H. E. Tips
Allie Coon
Ken Bowser
Harry Pryor
Bike Simmons
J. A. Crane
John Byrd
Phillip Reneck
Lillie Cole
J. T. Pruett, Jr
M. L. Swineheart
Ben Kelley
Bozeman
Wesley Hart
Mentone Boxer Wins In Odessa Matches
Lester McKee of Mentone captured the amateur lightweight crown in the Permian Basin at Odessa in the Junior Chamber of Commerce tournament finals. He previously defeated Floyd Doty of Odessa by technical knockout in the second round and now holds two West Texas amateur lightweight titles after also winning the District Texas Amateur Fighters Association meet at Kermit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester McKee
Mentone
Permian Basin
Odessa
McKee
Floyd Doty
West Texas
Texas Amateur Fighters Association
Kermit
Midland Visitors Stay With Chambers Family
Miss Beverly Chambers of Midland visited last weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Chambers and friends. She returned to Midland Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Chambers
Midland
Mrs. P. M. Chambers
Mr and Mrs Chas A Young Visit Jal New Mexico
Mr and Mrs Chas A Young spent last weekend in Jal New Mexico visiting with Mr and Mrs Bill Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. A. Young
Jal, N. M
Bill Walters
J B Havis of Kermit Visited Town on Thursday
J B Havis of Kermit was in town Thursday visiting relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Havis
Kermit
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Don Durnal
Houston
Kenneth Connell
Edith Bull
Elaine Anderson
Canadian
Dan Rawlings
Trent
Edna Mee Bull
Clem McCracken
Bobby McCracken
Wayland Talley
Vernon
Betty Lou Smith
Ruth Cox
Ranger
Inez Stanley
McLean
Elvreta Irene Russell
James Lucas
Wichita
Kansas
Rose Lee Thompson
Wellington
Deverne Armistead
Dallas
Rodney Bell
Kansas City
Pauline Clay
Jefferson
Louise Richardson
Jal
Keith Lloyd
Eugene DuBose
Christine Fisher
Hagerman
Rowland Gregory
Bernice Patrick
Barstow
Lois Patrick
Coy Ray Stanley
Darwin Burton
Jerry Durnal
Austin High
Pryor Auto Supply
Baldwin Laboratories
Buegertown, Pa
Pho
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School of Dance
W. F. Micou
E. L. Davidson
Walter Micou
O. O. Jameson
Waxahace
Omers
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J. A. Shoemake
Orl
R&g
Pecos Eagles
Chevrolet
Ford
Universal Credit Co
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