First P T A Meet Opens 1933 34 in Pecos High
The Pecos Parent Teacher Association held the first meeting of the 1933-34 year on Monday September 18 at 3 30 in the High School Auditorium. Mrs Herbert Holloway presided and the program featured songs prayers talks by Miss Harris and Mrs J E Starley. Miss Love’s room won first in a post program count and Mrs Marion Slack announced October membership drive with dues set at fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Herbert Holloway
Texas
J. E. Starley
Miss Love
Marion Slack
Women's Council Group in Meeting Circle No 3
Circle No 3 of the Women s Council of the Christian church met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. M C Glover s home with ten members and one visitor. The secretary reported 14 calls and one book read. The third chapter of John was explained by Mesdames Magee and Ramage and two daily Bible readers answered roll call. Attending were Mesdames H T Collier, H C Glover, M C Glover, W F Howard, R E Johnson, C J Magee, C F Mana han, Sam Prewit, Gus Ramage, A L Wolf and Montgomery. The next meeting will be with Mrs Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cirle No
Women’s Council of the Christian Church
M. C. Glover
John
C. J. Magee
C. F. Manahan
Sam Prewit
Gus Ramage
A. L. Wolf
Montgomery
Mes
Many Young People Leave Pecos for Colleges
Pecos youths depart this week for higher education across the state and country. Nell Betty Anderson returns to Ward Belmont. George Johnson starts as a junior at Texas Christian University. Nancy Camp and Beverly Vaughan enter Texas Tech and Simmons respectively. Mary Catherine Couch and Mabel Crum join Tech and West Texas. Elizabeth Lilley begins a second year at Trinity University. Ruth Wade studies in Georgia. Dick Slack and Aubrey Wolfe pursue Texas A and M affiliations. The Enterprise seeks notices of others heading to college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Betty Anderson
Ward Belmont
Tennessee
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
George Johnson
Nancy Camp
Beverly Vaughan
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Mary Catherine Couch
Mabel Crum
West Texas
Donald Casterlin
Tech
Elizabeth Lilley
Trinity Unversity
Waxahachie
Elizabeth Martin
Texas University
Louise Johnson
Simmons
Keith Meredith Circle Elects New Officers at First Baptist
The Keith Meredith circle met Tuesday at Mrs. John Owens home. New officers announced include Mrs. Owens as chairman, Mrs. Hardy as co chairwoman, and Mrs. Blythe as secretary and treasurer. Refreshments were served to Mesdames J. W. Brooks, Jack Turner, Dr. Musick, C. A. Daniels, H. D. Hardy, Jack Blythe, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Meredith
First Baptist Church
John Owens
Owens
Hardy
Blythe
J. W. Brooks
Jack Turner
Dr. Musick
C. A. Daniels
H. D. Hardy
Jack Blythe
Mrs. Dewerd Sumpter Hosts Bridge Party Honor
Mrs. Dewerd Sumpter entertained friends with a Tuesday bridge party in honor of Mrs. J W Craig. High score went to Mrs. Nobles and low to Mrs. Hollis Smith among the attendees including Clarence Loring Marvin Loring Claude Anthony Wesley McCrea Doe Hinson Copen Craig and Norman Scott.
Chicago Fair Told For Federation
The City Federation of Women's clubs opened winter activities with a 3:30 pm meeting at the Presbyterian church. Judge Henry Russell urged temperance and the Dean law, while members shared reports on Century of Progress exhibits and highlights from the Mexican exhibit, Belgian Village, and Chinese theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Russell
Texas
Russell
Mary Magee
Mexico
Nell
Mirs
Harold McNew
William Kerr
Sinclair Oil Company
Methodists Will Have Monthly Tea
The Methodist women plan a September tea next Tuesday at 3 30 p m with Mrs H M F E Jones at the corner of Sourth and Park Streets joint hostesses include Mrs Ben Randill Mrs Henry A Sanders and Mrs Reynolds W Neil son The program will feature Mrs W W Runnels Mrs 4 G Gray Miss Lolly Lay Miss Julia Williams and Mrs A Bradley Invitations extend to all women of the church and congregation with expectations of a social and civic gathering alongside next quarter church work
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. FE. Jones
Sourth and
Park Sts
Jones
Ben Randill
Henry A. Sanders
Reynolds W. Neil
W W. Runnels
Twentieth Century Club Plans Social Meeting
The Twentieth Century Study Cloak will hold a social meeting at Mrs. J.B. Woolfolk's home on Wednesday afternoon September 27 at 3 30. All members are expected to attend, per Mrs. Ronald Roberson, club press reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Woolfolk
Ronald Roberson
Presbyterian Circles Hold Bible Study
The Presbyterian circles met Tuesday afternoon September 19 at 3 30 for Bible study on The God of Nature in the Psalms Circle No 1 gathered at the church with Mrs J W Brooks as conductor, Circle No 2 met at Mrs T B Puett Jr home with Mrs Marion Slack as conductor. Two new members were added to the circle roll and the next meeting will be in the Puett home with co hosts Mrs J E Craft and Mrs T B Puett Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 1
J. W. Brooks
T. B. Pruett Jr
Marion Slack
T. B. Puett Jr
J. E. Craft
Pruett
Stephens Family Returns to Pecos Home
Mr and Mrs Lige Stephens and daughters Debra and Bonnie Ruth have returned from Tulsa Texas to again take their home in Pecos Their friends rejoice in their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lige Stephens
Debra
Bonnie Ruth
Tulsa
Texas
Pecos
Toyah Visitor from Citizens State Bank in Pecos
Daniel Jr the Citizens Bank visitor from Toyah stopped in Pecos on a weekday this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Jr
Stu Oank
Toyah
Pecos
Garden Club Holds Reassembly Meeting on Septembers
The El Paso Garden club held its reassembly meeting Monday September 11 at Mrs T H Johnson home. Retiring president Mrs W F Howard spoke My Memories of Last Year and new president Mrs H H Johnson addressed My Garden and Its Place in the Community. The October newsletter was read and the next meeting set for September 25 at 3 30 pm with Mrs W F Howard hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
T. H. Johnson
W. F. Howard
H. H. Johnson
C. C. Finley
el Paso Garden Club
J. B. Woolfolk
T. B. Pruett Jr
Promotion Service at Church Sunday
A Sunday school program at the Christian church follows morning worship at 10:45 with preludes, hymns, and remarks. Mrs. Glasscock and Mrs. Collier lead presentations of diplomas and department activities while Golda Wilhite directs youth education and Dr. Camp offers the benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
W. R. Glasscock
Golda Wilhite
Rev Ramage To Preach At Toyah Church
Rev Ramage of the First Christian church of Pecos will preach at the Toyah Christian church Tuesday morning and evening. Everyone is invited to attend. Sunday evening Rev Ramage will answer the question It's Revelation Being Fulfilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Ramage
First Christian Church of
Pecos
Toyah Christian Church
Ramage
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the Association
Pecos High
Virgin Thomas
Inel‘ann
Boston
Dick Slack
Texas A. and M. College
Missouri
Aubrey Wolfe
North Texas
Arlington, Texas
Ruth Wade
Rev. C. R. Wade
Georgia
Mrs. Dewerd Sumpter
John J. Ivy
Nee Lela McCullough
Ivy
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Hollywood
America
Sisk Dry Goods Coompa
Chicago Fair
the City Federation of Women’s
Ence Bell
Julia Williams
Her Press
Methodists
Twentieth Century Club
Presbyterian
Gladys
W. RK. Glasscock
A. G. van Horn
H. T. Collier
Jesus
Mr. Charles Young
J. KE. Couch
Jim Camp
Rev
Sip
Ian
New York
Paris
Marcy Lee
Cravenet
Ted
Pecos Mercantile Company
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