Pecos Notes Include Illnesses Moves And Resignations
Local items report Junior Boatright ill at home and Miss Caroline Sullivan teaching at Fabens in El Paso county. Many residents travel to Austin for study, exams, or business, and rainfall updates improve various ranches. Judge W W Hubbard forms a co part nership with Ove A Overton in Ranger. Dr J A Leeman learns his brother S E Lee is seriously ill near Paris. Rev C A Johnson resigns as Pecos Christian church pastor to take a Colorado post.
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Caroline Sullivan
Fabens
el Paso County
W. W. Hubbard
Pecos
Ove A. Overton
Ranger
J. A. Leeman
S. E. Leean
Paris
Mr. Man
C. A. Johnson
The
Christian Church
Johnson
Chicken Dinner Fundraiser by Baptist Ladies
The Baptist ladies will serve a pork dinner on October 13 in the Lipscomb building. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach. Adults pay a set price with children served at reduced rate. Tickets available at the church office.
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Asn
Lipscomb
Window glass see W A Hendricks
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W. A. Hendricks
Revival Closes After Ten Days Led by Holifield in Midland
The Rev. Ted P. Holifield of Midland wrapped up a ten days revival Sunday night and left on Monday morning’s train. The meeting, held under Methodist and Presbyterian auspices, drew good crowds across denominations and offered uplifting, logical sermons.
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Ted P. Holifield
Midland
Birthday Party for Walter Carl Smith Jr
Mrs I E Smith and Mrs J B Sullivan hosted a Tuesday afternoon birthday party for their grandson Walter Carl Smith Jr turning two. Guests brought gifts and shared ice cream and cake with attendees including Mrs J A Crane and son James Andrew Jr, Mrs Louis Roberson and sons Russell Neal and Billy Cole, Mrs W E Wilson and son Warren Camp, Mrs LeGrande Merriman and son LeGrande Jr, Mrs Hugh Roberson and daughter Anna Evelyn, Mrs Elmer Jones and son Elmer Jr and Phoebe Ann, Mrs H B Prickett and daughter Jane Edith, Master Ailsa and Miss Gloria Posey.
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I. E Smith
J. B. Sullivan
Walter Carl Smith, Jr
J. A. Crane
James Andrew, Jr
Louis Roberson
Russell Neal
Billy Cole
W. E. Wilson
Warren Camp
LeGrand
Hilliard Camp Enters State University Medical Dept
Hilliard Camp departed this week for Galveston to join the medical department of the State University.
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Hilliard
Galveston
Medical Department
The
State University
Miss Mattie Lee Wilson Enrolled at El Paso Business College
Miss Mattie Lee Wilson is currently in attendance at a business college located in El Paso.
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Mattie Lee Wilson
el Paso
Special Services At the Baptist Church In Barstow
A special program at the Baptist church Sunday night begins at eight with a noted San Antonio choir director Clarence Magee performing. The male quartet and local talent join in, with E L Harp and Toyah Barstow orchestra aiding. A brief sermon follows and all are welcome. out-of-town visitors will be greeted. Regular services on Sunday continue.
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THE
Baptist Church
Clarence Magee
First Baptist Church
San Antonio
E. L. Harp
Toyah
Barstow
Barstown
J. M. Garner
Honeymoon Shower For Mrs Dan Bowie At Baptist Church
Young Women's Auxiliary hosted a September 7 party for Mrs Dan Bowie at Mrs E L Collings home. Pink and white decor featured silver moons as guests enjoyed contests and a lake fortune, then gifts of linens silverware and chinaware were opened during a wedding march and a decorative ice course.
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the Baptist Church
Dan Wie
E. L. Collings
Dan Bowie
Herbert Holloway
Bela Kiser
Velnja Buchanan
Alice Morrison
Isara Johnson
Jane Drummond
Bettie Watson
Viola Ward
Estelle Hicks
Amanda Mae Bean
Warren Collings
Bobbie
Beatrice Bowie
Gussie
Eva Richburg
Tuition Charge For Transfers To Pecos District Stated
School board announces that students transferring to Pecos Independent School District will pay the same per capita rate as local taxpayers. Tuition is fifty dollars per term or five dollars and fifty five cents per month, with the state funds transferred and a balance due of thirty eight dollars or four dollars and twenty two cents monthly. Monthly statements will be provided and prompt payment expected.
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Pecos Independent School District
C. B. Jordan
Board of Trustees
Bridge Club Holds Delightful Afternoon At Beauchamp Home
The Thursday Bridge Club enjoyed a pleasant afternoon yesterday hosted by Mrs. Mabel Beauchamp at her sister in law Miss Ruby Mae Beauchamp’s home with Ruby assisting in the entertaining.
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Mabel Beauchamp
Ruby Mae Beauchamp
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