Club Formed to Aid Home for Aged and Orphanage
A new club within Cat Claw Grove No. 619 Woodman Circle forms to aid the Home for the Aged and Orphans. Sponsored by the Supreme Wood Circle, the group will collect clothing rugs canned foods and set up a small cash fund funded by monthly dues shared between a local social fund and the Home fund. The next meeting follows the grove meeting on the last Thursday of the month with quilt scraps as the gathering theme. Officers elected include Mrs. Mary Eard chairwoman Mrs. Mary Otto second chairwoman Mrs. Emma Wies secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home
Mary’ E. ‘Ard
Mary Otto
Econd
Emma Wies
Dor Ett a Jean Group Organizes Social Events at Pool
Eighteen members of the Doriette Jean group, junior Woodman Circle, held a Saturday swimming party and picnic at Boulder pool. Winners included Mary Grier, Opal Fay Otto, Dorris Wendt, Marianna Wilcox, and Tommie Lou Wilcox. The group plans to become an adult drill team for trips to Big Spring and El Paso this fall with new uniforms funded by fundraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doretta Jean
Woodman Circle
Boulder
Mary Grier
Opal Fay Otto
Dorris Wendt
Marianna Wilcox
Tommie Lou Wilcox
Big Spring
el Paso
Ambassadors of Melody to Play Legion Hall Dance
Fort Stockton group Jed Tarver and his Ambassadors of Melody will perform a dance at Legion Hall on Friday night this week. Vernon Hicks, Legion Dance committee chairman, announces the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed ‘Tarver
Ambassadors of Melody
Fort Stockton
Legion Hall
Vernon Hicks
Legion Dance Committee
P. T. A. Holds Its Initial Session at High School
The P T A met Monday night in the high school auditorium with about 60 parents and teachers present. Superintendent Blackwell introduced new teachers and committee chairs outlined upcoming activities and allocations. Announcements included carnival on October 31 and membership drive dates.
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the. Be. A
R. H. Blackwell
Dvecos
Lee Johnson
Russell Youngblood
Lority Council
Tovah
Texas Vparent
I O O F Program Broadcast on Columbia network
I O O F members may hear a special half hour lodge program Tuesday night September 17 at 9 30 p m Central Standard Time on 95 Columbia Broadcasting Co stations originating from Station WPG Atlantic City. The program features an address by U S Senator M M Logan and other speakers with music. Pecos lodge members are to meet at the Lodge Hall that evening where a radio set will be installed for reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Broadcasting Co
WPG
Atlantic City
U.S
M. M. Logan
Grand Sire
Pecos
Pecos Chooses Isora De ter as Midland Fair Representative
Isora De ter, elder of Pecos women’s trans Pecos championship in calf roping, was selected by the Pecos Chamber of Commerce as Pecos’ Most Typical Cowgirl to represent the city at the Midland Fair in October 1925. The choice has caused great discussion locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Pecos Sends Many Youths to Colleges This Fall
Pecos will send about 30 or more young residents to universities and colleges this fall. The list includes Dick Starley Ralph Williams Jr Nell Bettye Anderson Bertha Stool Mary Ellen Chapman Nell Wayne Carlisle Janice Wadley Dorothy Nabers Nancy Camp Jessie Bell Birdie Bell Willie Faye Starley King Green Bob Collie Devere Luke Kenneth Slack Fred Armstrong Alice Fitzgerald Katherine Knox Juanita O Neal Willie Daniels Tig Mitchell and others. The move covers UT Denton Tech A and M Schreiner SMU and more with many attending for the first time and others returning as upperclassmen. The community urged notifying the Enterprise of any additional names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Texas
Dick Starley
Ralph Williams Jr
Nell Bettye Anderson
Bertha Stool
Mary Ellen Chapman
Nell Wayne Carlisle
Carlisle
I. A
Denton
Chapman
Sul Ross College
Texas Christian University At
Fort Worth
Nancy Camp
Jessie
Birdie Bell
Willie Faye Starley
Pecos High
Texas A. and
King Green
Bob Collie
Devere Luke
Kenneth Slack
Schreiner Institute
Kerrville
Fred Armstrong
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Alice Fitzgerald
Abione Christian College
Mrs Wilcox Set To Host Merry Home and Garden Club
Mrs Roy Wilcox will greet the club as the first hostess of the season next Monday at 7:30 pm. The program includes a Garden Ink style show by incoming officers, followed by a social hour. Members are urged to attend and help start a pleasant club year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Wilcox
Merry Home and Garden Club
Unique Club Meets for Bridge at Mrs Beauchamp Home
Mrs Harrison Beauchamp hosted the Unique Bridge Club Thursday afternoon at her home. Mrs Hollis Smith won high score. Guests included Mesdames Lill Turpin Wesley McCree Hollis Smith R T Stribling Bill Ollie Clarence Loring Clarence Spencer Marvin Loring Mahlon Nobles Roy Spivey and Miss Nell Betty Anderson. Coffee and pumpkin pie were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Beauchamp
Hollis Smith
Mesdames Lill Turpin
Wesley McCree
R. T. Stribling
Bill Ollie
Clarence Loring
Clarence Spencer
Marvin Loring
Mahlon Nobles
Roy Spivey
Nell Betty Anderson
Indian Village Hotel Leased to Texan for Tourist Use
The Indian Village hotel at Ft. Davis has been leased by the state park board to J. C. White of Cleburne Texas and is now open to tourists. Considerable work remains to be done on the structure but handsome rustic furniture has been moved in and any tourists desiring accommodations there can be taken care of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Davis
State Park Board
J. C. White
Cleburne
Texas
Rev Byrd Addresses High School Assembly
Rev John W Byrd pastor of the Presbyterian Church spoke to the high school assembly on character building likening it to constructing a house with diverse materials. Friday pep rally precedes the afternoon game with Big Spring. assemblies are held Tuesday Friday mornings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Byrd
Big Spring
Junior Club Meets Here Monday Night
The Junior Twentieth Century Club met Monday at Mrs. Norman Eisenwine’s home. President Mrs. Eisenwine led roll call with vacation reminiscences as sponsor Mrs. Ronald Roberson delivered an inspiring talk. Refreshments followed for members including Mmes. Wesley McCree, Bill Collie, Ernest Hunt, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
Norman Eisenwine
Ronald Roberson
Mmes
Wesley McCree
Bill Collie
Ernest Hunt
J. Y. Crum
Joe Roy Smith
Horace
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cat Claw
the Home For the Aged and
Ghans
The
Grove
the Supreme Woodee
Brain Circle
Oniby
Dorett Jean
Brandon Beauty Shop
Mrs
Jewel Duncan
Ouwita Moreland
Charles of
the Ritz
Miss Williams
Ritz-Carlton Salon
Williams
Silk Dry Goods Co
Pecos, Texas
Herbert Holloway
National
Parent-Teacher Congress
Mr. Blackwell
Miss Bayette
Miss Armstrong
O.O. F
Bilic
Der
Isora de
Cos
Cowgirl
Midland
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Janice Wadley
Dorothy Nabers
John Tarleton College
Stephenville
Archie Scott
Frank Anthony
Thomas
Katherine Knox
W. Y. Knox
College of Mines
Li Paso
Juanita O'Neal
Odessa
Willie Daniels
Lexington
University of Kentucky
Bill Toliver
Titus Rowsey
Texas Tech
Gill
Frank ‘Tig’? Mitchell
Duke University
Hsted
Iinterprise
Wounld Uapupur Necniatuen Uabwinty
Mrs. Wilcox
Texan
Byrd
the Presbyterian Church
Hollywood
Sports Leather Company
the Style Shop
Mrs. Atchison’s
Beauty Shop
Budgnese
Pecos Vercantile Company
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