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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1968
Page
2
Residents are invited to arrange a picture of their club or social activities by calling Fran Sunday at 445-5475. Advance notice helps avoid conflicts with other engagements.
Last Thursday Mittle Moorehead reported that someone backed into her car, with Danny Wayne Henderson as a passenger. Damage was about 15 dollars. Thursday Daniel Fuentes reported his 1964 Chevrolet taken from in front of the Santa Rosa Bar, later found parked by the Es estrella Bar. A man was questioned but no charges filed. D&H Chevrolet said a carburetor was taken from a 1963 Ford at the used car lot. On Thursday a truck scraped a light pole at 1123 E third, light broken.
The 20th Century Club held a welcoming tea for its new year at Mrs. Tommy Mayfield's home on Wednesday at 3 PM. President Mrs. R B McGowen introduced Mrs. Frank Haughton who reviewed the year book and a memorial book for Mr. N F Chapman was given to the Public Library. An arrangement of spider mums and an antique lyre set the theme The Sound of Music.
The Merry Wives Club will meet Wednesday at 3 30 PM in Mrs Floyd Brownlee’s home 407 South Maple. Mrs Sam Gann and Mrs C J Anderson will present Service In Home Life with subtitle Family and Fireside. Co hosting will be Mrs C A Daniel.
The Wesleyan Service Guild of the First United Methodist Church met at Mrs. O E Barker's home with Mrs. Joe Ater presiding. Mrs A A Martin spoke on the purposes of the Women’s Society and Guild referencing Beatitudes. plans for the Carlsbad District meeting on October 6 were announced, with Miss Velta McAnally of Odessa district secretary. About 14 guilds and 250 members exist in the district. roughly 60 are expected to attend. New members Mrs Wesley Hart and Mrs Frances Davenport were welcomed.
The Modern Study Club meets Wednesday in Federation Parlor at 3 oclock with Mrs. John Dearley presiding. Mrs. John Wallace discusses Caravan Routes and Royal Roads in Asia, Mrs. Ray Whitley speaks on Traveling the Silk Routes of China, Mrs. L R Hudson covers From Amber Roads of Europe to Roads of the Incas in South America. Mrs. Bill Hubbs presents Un Bel Di from Madam Butterfly. Hosting are Mrs Cearley and Mrs G B Scull.
The Business and Professional Women's Club will host a civic participation program with guest Dick Naylor at 8 p.m. in Federation Parlor. Program chairman is Mrs. Clairebel Harrington supported by hostesses Mrs. Alice Brush and Mrs. Joyce Meacham.
Readers win encyclopedia sets after sending questions about quicksand safety and popular dog breeds. Jimmy Matt asks how to escape a sand trap, with survival steps, while Kathy Racine asks for the ten most popular AKC breeds, led by Poodles and German Shepherds with strong counts.
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