Jean Harlow Sings Onscreen in Hold Your Man at Grand
Jean Harlow performs a new torchy number in Hold Your Man with Clark Gable. The scene features inmates at a women’s reform school as Harlow expresses love confinement in a song written for the film by Nacio Herb Brown and Arthur Freed. Sam Wood directs as opening week begins at the Grand Theater. The cast includes Stuart Irwin Dorothy Burgess Muriel Kirkland Garry Owen Barbara Barondess Paul Hurst Elizabeth Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Harlow
Man
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Miss Harlow
Clark Gable
Jean
Nacio Herb Brown
Arthur Freed
Sam Wood
Grand Theater
Anita Loos
Stuart Irwin
Dorothy Burgess
Muriel Kirkland
Garry Owen
Barbara Barondess
Paul Hurst
Elizabeth Patterson
Births in the Enterprise Report a Series of New Arrivals
The Enterprise notes several newborns since September including Johnolyn Warren born Sept 11 at Camp sanitarium to Mr and Mrs J G Warren of Kent Loretta Joyce Webb born Sept 4 at Pecos Sanitarium to Mr and Mrs Herman Webb Darlene Bettye Moore born Sept 5 at Camp sanitarium to Mr and Mrs Lee F Moore Mary Ladelle Packett born Sept 5 at Pecos sanitarium to Mr and Mrs Charles T Packett Barstow and Camp sanitarium are listed for the other newborns with dates and parents.
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J. G. Warren
Kent
Johnolyn
Camp Sanitarium
Herman Webb
Loretta Joyce
Pecos Sanitarium
Lee F. Moore
Darlene Bettye
Charles T. Packett
Barstow
Mary Ladelle
Milner Couple Welcome Baby In El Paso
Mr and Mrs George Milner of El Paso are proud parents of a baby born Monday. Mrs Milner was formerly Miss Hulanda Miller of Barstow.
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George Milner
el Paso
Milner
Hulanda Miller
Barstow
Fire blame shifts in Latin arrests cited by Colliers Magazine
Colliers Magazine notes that during fires in Chile or Cuba property owners are quickly arrested and held for weeks until proof of arson is found to be lacking.
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Chile
Cuba
Colliers Magazine
Reeves County Water Improvement District Two hearing notice
Public notice announces a November 2, 1933 hearing at the Pecos courthouse for Reeves County Water Improvement District Number Two to consider petitions from landowners seeking exclusion. It details district boundaries by land survey points and invites owners to file exclusion petitions with the district secretary before the hearing.
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Reeves County Water Improvement District
County Commissioners’ Court
Reeves County
Texas
Court House
Pecos
H.&g.n. Ry
Varas
Trophy Award Honors a Pecos High School Graduate
A memorial trophy commemorates a Pecos High School graduate of 1925 revered for character, sportsmanship, and citizenship. The tribute notes his battle with infantile paralysis and his death on August 22, 1933 at age 26, hoping to inspire current students to emulate his virtues.
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Pecos High School
Buffalo Trail Council meeting set for Sept. 26 at Big Spring
The Buffalo Trail Council Boy Scouts of America executive group will hold its third quarterly board meeting at Big Spring on September 26 at 6 50 p m A regional executive is expected to address the gathering.
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Buffalo Trail Council
Boy Scouts of América
Big Spring
Williams Promoted to Fort Stockton Safeway Manager
A. C. Williams, previously with Pecos and most recently manager of the Wink Safeway, was moved this week to oversee a new Safeway store opening in Fort Stockton.
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A. C. Williams
Pecos
Safeway
Wink
Fort Stockton
Baptist Revival Kicks Off Sunday At Pecos First Baptist
A week long revival begins Sunday at Pecos First Baptist Church with Cottage Prayer Services held nightly. A large outreach visited 189 homes Tuesday with over 100 attending as seven members joined the church last Sunday. Special guest groups are listed for the week.
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First Baptist Church
Pecos
Revival Week Schedule At Local Church
The Revivals week outlines Monday through Friday with events for both High School and grade school on Monday, American Legion and Boy Scouts Tuesday, Chamber of Commerce Wednesday, Rotary and Lions Thursday, and Football team and pep squad Friday. No Saturday night service. Worship Sunday at both services and through next week. One week revival urged attendance from the first night.
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American Legion
Boy Scouts
Chamber of Commerce
Nine Beer Licenses Granted in Reeves County
County Judge J. B. Woolfolk awarded two wholesale licenses and seven retail licenses by noon Thursday with three additional retail applications on file. Wholesale licenses went to Alex Koln and Ed Doty. Retail licenses were issued to Terminal Coffee Shop Brandon Coffee Shop Pecos Coffee Shop Blue Bennett Cafe Charles G Ferrer West End Grocery in Pecos E Scott Jr at Toyah and I H Crenshaw with R B Davis of Balmorhea.
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J. 3 B. Woolfolk
Alex Koln
Ed. Doty
Mr. Kohn
Schlitz
Mr. Doty
Miller
Terminal Coffee
Brandon
Pecos
Blue Bennett Cafe
Charles G. Ferrer
West End
E. Scott Jr
Toyah
I. H. Crenshaw
R. B. Davis
Balmorhea
W. L. Kingston Jr
Toyahvale
J. H. Lawson
Perk’s Cafe
J. N. Lawson
The
Union Cafe
Here to Stay Berghoff Expands Beer to Pecos
West Texas Berghoff Co. of Wink introduced their beer in Pecos this week and plans a permanent industry in the area. Their representative said we are here to stay.
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West Texas Berghoff Co
Wink
Pecos
Legal notice of land description under Reeves Board order
This notice, dated September 21 1933, documents a lengthy land boundary description under the Reeves Board of Directors. It details numerous compass bearings and varas for sections 1 2 7 8 15 18 25 26 35 36 37 38 39 40 66 68, Pecos River adjacency, and rail right of way lines, concluding with the place of beginning.
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Varas
Varnas
Veras
Panhandle and Santa Fe Railway Company
Pecos River
H&gn Ry. Co
Baptists Attend Alpine Meeting in Pecos Valley
A group from Pecos attended the Pecos Valley Baptist association meeting in Alpine on Thursday. Participants included Rev. Ratliff and several local members such as Mrs. Donnell, Mrs. Cowan, Mrs. Kyle, Mrs. Brooks, and Mrs. Toliver, with Mt. W. F. Jackson of San Antonio also listed.
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Pecos
Pecos Vailey Baptist
Hay
Assoes
Alpine
Ratliff
T’eces Baptist
J Pp Donnell
Wil Cowan
Mt. W
Mrs. John J. Ivy Named Manager at Pecos Sisk Dry Goods
Mrs. John J. Ivy formerly Mise Lela McCullough will return to Pecos on October 1 to manage the ready-to-wear department at Sisk Dry Goods. Albert Sisk announced the appointment after Ivy spent the past year in Los Angeles buying fall fashions for Sisk's chain.
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John J. Ivy
Mise Lela McCullough
Pecos
Sisk Dry Goodsy
Albert Sisk
Ivy
Los Angeles
Sisk’s
Lawson Couple Return From Chicago and Saint Louis
Mr and Mrs J H Lawson returned Monday from Chicago and St Louis. They visited relatives in the latter city. They reported the fair a magnificent spectacle.
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J. H. Lawson
Chcago
St. Louis
Nince
Mrs Jackson Visits San Antonio Friends
Mrs W F Jackson of San Antonio, mother of Mrs BE Nl Jacius, is visiting her relatives, Mrs Raitt.
Reeves County Water Improvement District Number Two
County water district report notes addressing improvements and governance actions led by President B J Lop o and secretary Marian Snow with referenced county authority. The fragmentary text suggests district oversight and public works planning in Reeves County.
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County Water Improvement District
Reeves County Water Improvement District
B. J. Lopo
Marian Snow
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J. E. Follis
Camp Sani- Tarinm
Pecos Valley Lodge
Af&am
Buddy Reisenberg
WM. W. W. Rubblen
Sec’y
Col Pyewit
Lillie Cole
Casey
Bud Maulding
State OF Texas
County OF
Reeves
Yaras
Ike
Floridas
Williams
Lewis McCutcheon Grocery and Market
Welch
Rotary and
Lions Clubs
Edgar H. Ratliff
H&gn Ry
Detroit Soda Products Co
Wyandotte, Michigan
Alping
Nish
Chicago
Kolar
Pecos, Texas
Messrs. Lewis and McCutcheon
Luther Wilcox
Market At Lewis Grocer
Blue Bonnet Cafe
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