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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1968
Page
4
Trade Routes Discussed By Modern Study Club
The Modern Study Club met to discuss Early Trade Routes Around the World with segments on Caravan Routes in Asia and Silk Routes in China. Members reviewed morality in mass media and Constitution Week pledges while welcoming two new members and noting upcoming federation meetings.
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Modern Study Club
Federation
Ted Johnston
Asia
John Wallace
China
Ray Whitley
Amber
Europe
South America
Johnston
Bill Hubbs
Clem Crowsley
John Dearley
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
GFWC
Walter Magee
Magee
Bill Pigman
Oscar Hallmark
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Austin
Commodore Perry
TFWC
Inn of the Golden West
Odessa
Merry Wives Convene At Brownlee’s
Mrs. Floyd Brownlee hosted the Wednesday meeting of the Merry Wives Club at 407 South Maple. Rev. Gene Rutledge spoke on Changing Values In The Home and addressing generation gap friction. Mrs. Charles Gann presided and Brownlee served apple pie and coffee to 14 named members.
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Merry Wives
Floyd Brownlee
Merry Wives Club
South Maple
Gene Rutledge
First Christian Church
Charles Gann
John Burkholder
J. J. Maxey
R. W. Burkholder
Jo W. Camp
Warren Smith
George Ross
Guy Walker
C. J. Anderson
Bob Hughes
L. B. Johnson
Rudolph Mosley
Hubbs Hosts Two Circles at First Baptist Meeting
The Aletha Moore and Nar anjo WMA circles of First Baptist met at Ms. Bill Hubbs home on Tuesday September 24. Ten members and four guests attended including Mrs. Woody Ivy and Mrs. Leslie Smith. Mrs. Ivy and Mrs. Hubbs spoke, Calendar of Prayer was read, then members adjourned to visit prospective members.
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Aletha Moore
Naranjo W.M.A
First Baptist Church
Bill Hubbs
Woody Ivy
Leslie Smith
S. Barney Hubbs
Pete McBrayer
Ivy
Hubbs
Sam Walding
David Keneipp
Ben Meek
Ray Sanford
Flo Huckbee
Malcolm Payne
C. T. Kesey
Gene Owens
Walding
V, Brookfield
Stars In Service Letters Bring Home Town News
Veterans from Vietnam and Korea share letters describing life away from home. Phillip Hood, a diesel mechanic in Ving Long, Vietnam, writes of river patrol duty and longing for mail while Paul Cantrell in Panmunjom, Korea, details rainy seasons, duties as a company clerk, and plans for college. The messages illustrate the desire for connection and reassurance from home.
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Phillip Hood
Ving Long
Vietnam
Ted Beauchamp
Great Lakes
Phillip
Paul Cantrell
Panmunjom
Korea
United States Army
Mrs. Bright
West Texas
Lions Hear Leaseman Cliff Wilderspin Addresses Club
Cliff Wilderspin a partner of Wilderspin and House spoke to the Downtown Lions Club detailing land men duties and the role as the link between oil companies and landowners. A Paschal High School and Texas Christian University alumnus, he served in the U S Air Corps 1943 to 1945 and has worked for Pure Oil Honolulu Oil and Honolulu Oil of Midland before becoming an independent landman in 1962. He attends First Christian Church and has led Midland Old Scouts and Landmen's Association while serving with APPL Region 5. He is married with a daughter at Southwest Texas State College in San Marcos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LIONS
Cliff Wilderspin
Lions Club
Lonnie Pollard
Wilderspin and House
Independent Oil and Gas Leasmen
Wilderspin
Paschal
Pure Oil
Fort Worth
Midland
Honolulu Oil
First Christian Church
Midland Old Scouts and Landmen’s Association
APPL
Southwest Texas State College
San Marcos
Deepest well reaches 25,340 feet in Pecos County
In 1959 the world’s deepest borehole reached 25,340 feet in Pecos County, Texas, but the project stalled as a dry hole. The initiative highlighted frontier drilling challenges and sparked further exploration discussions.
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Pecos County
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