Missionary Circle Luncheon Held at Mrs Hines Home
No. 1 Circle of the Methodist Missionary Society met Tuesday for a luncheon at the home of Mrs. Ida S. Hines. After lunch, business was transacted and a program led by Mrs. Beatright followed. Participants included Mrs. Hollismth, Mrs. Albert Sisk, Mrs. J. T. McMahan, Mrs. Roy Holloway, Mrs. R. Henry Blackwell, Mrs. Tena Adams, Mrs. J. G. Love, Mrs. Vida Hedgpeth, Mrs. J. F. Bennett, and Miss Aileen Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Missionary Society
Ida S. Hines
Beatright
Hollissmth
Albert Sisk
J. T. McMahan
Roy Holloway
R. Henry Blackwell
Tena Adams
J. G. Love
Vida Hedgpeth
J. F. Bennett
Aileen Love
Beat Midland Wear huge Mums at Friday's game
A school color display featuring Johnson Floral Shop mums is planned for Friday's game against Midland. The promotion uses large floral mums to show team support with local shop involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beat Midland
Johnson Floral Shop
Adv
Pecos City Federation Elects Woolfolk President
Pecos study club members met to open the current club year electing Mrs. J B Woolfolk to fill the vacancy caused by Mrs Clarence Bell resignation. Programs were led by presidents of Pecos study clubs with talks on parliamentary usage and club conduct, plus musical interludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Woolfolk
Clarence Bell
Pecos City Federation
Pecos Study Clubs
Marion Slack
Music Club
Ted Johnston
Modern Study Club
H. M. E. Jones
Twentieth Century Club
Norman Eisenwine
George Ross
Merry Wives
J. R. Hays
Garden Club
Alyce Clyde Brophy
Bob McProud
Gladys McKelvey
Birthday party honors Leroy Milner on sixth
Leroy Milner was host Monday at his parents home for a sixth birthday party. Guests included Buddy Ross Rosmarie Milner Eddie Vanelle Knowles Margaret Ellsworth Velma Jean Cummings of Barstow and Leroy’s month old brother James Howard Milner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Milner
Buddy Ross
Rosemarie Milner
Eddie Vanelle Knowles
Margaret Ellsworth
Velma Jean Cummings
Barstow
Leroy
James Howard Milner
Miss Chapman Heads to Texas University as Junior Student
Miss Mary Ellen Chapman daughter of Mr and Mrs N F Chapman leaves for Austin to attend Texas University for the coming year She will be a junior having studied at the University for one year and at West Texas State College in Canyon for another year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Chapman
N. F. Chapman
Austin
Texas University
Miss Chapman
University
West Texas State College
Canyon
Renowned Evelyn Oppenheimer to Review Redlander in Pecos
Evelyn Oppenheimer will present a review of Sigman Byrd's Redlander Monday night in Pecos. The event, staged by the Modern Study Club and Merry Wives Club at the elementary school auditorium, begins at 8 o'clock with advance tickets available through club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Review
Rtst
Southwest
Pecos
Redlander
Modern Study Club
Merry Wives Club
Miss Oppenheimer
Houston Post
Los Angeles Times
Evelyn Oppenheimer
Shreveport Journal
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Dallas
George Wadley
Elizabeth Black
Barstow
Eastern Star Plans Courtesy to Officers
Pecos Chapter No. 81 O E S will host a program Monday at 8 PM honoring Past Matrons and Past Patrons. Mrs. Blance Smith presides. Hollis Smith welcomes guests. Mrs. Sarah Colwell responds. guests present “Fragments of Conversation Gleaned Through The Years” and “Impressions Gleaned Through The Years.” Refreshments by Mrs. Josephine Ailes and committee. All members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Texas
Pecos
Blance Smith
Rose Briscoe
Sarah Colwell
Jessie Sue Couch
Nannie C. Couch
Mabel Easter- Brook
Virgie Fulgin
Marian S. Grissom
Carrie Mae Holloway
Frankie Kingston
Hazel Klinger
Ina Maley
Virgie Middleton
Duffie Parker
Hattie Smith
Olean Smith
Ethel Toliver
Beulah J. Wilson
Lillian Poe Young
Josephine Ailes
Pecos Senior Brooks Richardson to Attend NTAC in Arlington
Brooks Richardson a Pecos high senior last year leaves for Arlington to enroll at NTAC this year to study aeronautical engineering. He is driven by his grandmother Mrs J W Brooks and sister Catherine Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Richardson
Pecos High
Arlington
NTAC
J. W. Brooks
Catherine Richardson
Mrs Lillian Dean Returns to Nurture Local Household
Mrs Lillian Dean formerly of Pecos has come back from Hattiesburg Mississippi to care for Judge and Mrs W H Brown and manage their household in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Dean
Pecos
Hattiesburg
Miss
W. H. Browning
Modern Study Club Opens Year With Social and New Member
The Modern Study Club held its opening meeting with 21 members and two visitors present. Hostesses were Mrs. Ted Johnston and others at Mrs. Gene Rumbaugh's home. Gene Rumbaugh sang. Mrs. Gladys McKelvey accompanied and led to a business session where McKelvey was voted into the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Study Club
Ted Johnston
Tom Freese
Truett Peer
Charles Daniel
Hollis Smith
Fenton Alley
Gene Rumbaugh
Gladys McKelvey
McKelvey
Bond Bradford
Winnie Caroline
Ben Colwell
Vernon Crawford
Bill Cummings
Bill Daniel, Jr
A. O. Davis
George Duncan
E. B. Hedge
Program Topic Set On The American City and Its Churches
The Methodist missionary society will hold its monthly tea next week at Mrs. W. B. Burchard's home. Mrs. W. W. Sample and Mrs. Beulah Wilson will discuss chapters from The American City and Its Churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Missionary Society
W. B. Burchard
W. W. Sample
Beulah Wilson
El Paso Pair Visiting Relatives Before Baylor Start
Sam Means and his daughter Miss Dorothy Means of El Paso spent a few hours Friday visiting relatives. They were en route to Waco where Mrs Means will study at Baylor University this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Means
Dorothy Means
el Paso
Waco
Mrs Means
Baylor University
Miss Willie Faye Starley Enrolls at University of Texas
Miss Willie Faye Starley left Saturday night for Austin to enroll in University of Texas classes for the coming year. She has attended the University a year, and spent a year at Texas Christian University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Faye Starley
Austin
University of Texas
Texas Christian University
Executive Board Has First Meet of Year
Elementary Parent- Teacher Association executive board met Monday for the year’s first business session. Budget planning and committee chair reports were shared. Delegates named to Reeves-Loving county council meeting in Mentone on Oct 21 with alternates selected. Attendees included the president and several officers, Supt Blackwell and Principal Whitley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elementary Parent- Teacheer Association
Bill Daniel
Toyah
A. O. Davis
Edwin Finley
Reeves-Loving County Council
Mentone
I. R. Titus
Hollis Smith
William L. Kerr
Jim Sample
Harrison Beauchamp
George Ross
W. J. McCune
Ted Johnston
Jack May
J. E. Couch
Ira Titus
Harry Ross
Pauline Jones
R. Henry Blackwell
Ray Whitley
Modern Arts Club Chooses Name and Elected Officers
The Pecos club formalized as Modern Arts Study Club in a Monday night session. Miss Hope Armstrong hosted the second meeting and Miss George Wadley led a business segment approving the constitution and by laws.
Mrs Allie Coon To Lead BPW Program Night
Mrs Allie Coon will head the BPW meeting Tuesday night September 26 in the Carnegie Library basement. The program titled What Is Democracy features Miss Daisy Johnson comparing English and American democracy, with other talks on Our Constitution The American Way and You and Your Law Makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Coon
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Carnegie Library
Daisy Johnson
Mabel Easterbrook
R. N. Couch
Ed Howery
Mrs. Monroe Kerr Hosts Circle No. 3 Meeting
Fourteen members of Circle No. 3 of the Methodist Missionary Society met at Mrs. Monroe Kerr's home for a luncheon. Mrs. W. W. Runnels spoke on The Power of Insignificant Things and Mrs. Emma Boles led opening prayer. New member H. P. Davis was welcomed. Plans included quilting for the Methodist Orphans Home and a Thank Box drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 3
The
Methodist Missionary Society
Monroe Kerr
W. W. Runnels
Emma Boles
Methodist Orphans Home
Orphans Home
Elmer Wadley
R. C. Rumbaugh
W. E. Reeder
W. A. Hendricks
Mrs. W. A. Bush Hosts Circle No 3 Bible Study
Mrs. W A Bush hosted Circle No 3 of the Christian Church for a regular Bible Study on Exploring the Bible. Mrs Elmer Johnson taught a chapter from the new book as eleven members attended including Mrs Larry Ladd Mrs R F Davis Mrs Ted Johnston Mrs W R Glasscock Mrs E G Bowles Mrs M C Glover Mrs Gene Rumbaugh Mrs W R Cook and Mrs W A Bush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bush
Circle No. 3
The
Christian Church
Elmer Johnson
Larry Ladd
R. F. Davis
Ted Johnston
W. R. Glasscock
E. G. Bowles
M. C. Glover
Gene Rumbaugh
W. R. Cook
Browning Returns Home After Visit with Judge Browning
R. B. Browning of Shreveport has returned home after visiting here with his parents Judge J. W. Browning and Mrs. Browning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Browning
Shreveport
Judge
J. W. Browning
Character Building program opens elementary PTA meeting
The elementary school PTA resumed fall meetings Monday with a Character Building program. President Mrs. W L Kerr led the session and the year’s budget was adopted. Room mothers plan a flowers project led by Mrs. I R Titus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Kerr
I. R. Titus
John W. Byrd
Ray Whitley
T. B. Pruett
Pauline Jones
May Jaren Buchannan
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Missionary Group
Texaco
Bill Winston
O Pens
Rt TA Ee
Gmcs
Downs-Sullivan Motor Co
Pecos, Texas
Sigman Byrd
Wails Evelyn Oppenheimer
New York Herald-Tribune
Saturday Evening Post
Eastern Star
Abilene Reporter News
Territorial
West Central
World News
Associated Press
Colored Comics
Abilene
Abilene, Texas
Modern Arts Club
Modern Arts Study Club
Georgia Wadley
Sarah Chapman
Hazel Burkholder
Phyllis Scott
Alice Fitzgerald
Hope Armstrong
Helen Butler
Jean Prichard
Ethel Armstrong
Mary Sue Johnson
Betsy Ross
H. P. Davis
Monahans
Circle Bible Study
Henry Hammond
Comanche
Brownwood
Coffield Machine Co
Pecos Laundry CO. & Deluxe Cleaners
Purina
Pecos Valley
Feed Store
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