Pecos News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Church News
Local residents reported on sick lists visits and family arrivals including Chas Fitzgerald Richard Lynn Kate Stapp and Mary Ward. Pecos features include church services at the Presbyterian and Methodist churches notes on promotions and community health updates with several residents traveling to nearby towns.
Pastors week plans at Pecos Baptist Church documented
The Pecos Valley Baptist Association motor tour marks the week, with Rev. Reuben Smith to preach Sunday morning and Rev. Jeff Davis speaking at night. The church reports strong Sunday School attendance and invites all to join, including a men’s class optimistically aiming for a big turnout. Local civic notes mention Mayor Ben Palmer and residents visiting El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hows
Pecos Valley Batist Association
Reuben Smith
Jeff Davis
West Texas
Usua
J. M. Garner
Wallace Connaly Heads to Dallas Hospital for Treatment
Mrs. J. H. Anderson and Wallace Connaly travel to Dallas where he will enter Heller Temple Clinic for two months. The 12 year old, paralyzed in infancy, faces possible lasting use of crutches though doctors expect improvement. Dr B H Carroll will oversee a minor operation to aid his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Anderson
Barstow
Pecos
Anderton
J. H. Anderson
Wallace Connaly
Dallas
Texas
Wallace
Heller Temple Clinic
Wallace Connally
B. H. Carroll
Anderson
Miss Edna Otto Sustains Broken Limb
Miss Edna Otto eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Otto fell at Mrs Tidwell's ranch Monday night and broke a lower limb. The limb swelled and could not be set until the next afternoon with treatment ongoing to reduce swelling. She rests comfortably with little pain reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Tudor
Pawkett Place
Pecos
Mr. Tudor
Edna Otto
Ed Otto
Barstow Delegation Heads to Marfa Christian Church District Meet
A Barstow party including Rev. A C Johnson Charles Fitzgerald and several Mrss heads for Marfa to attend the district meeting of the Christian Church at the start of the week. Ira J Bell arrived from Fort Worth and visited the well this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Johnson
Charles Fitzgerald
Ed Vickers
Elmer Johnson
J. N. Green
Sam Prewitt
Yates
Fuller
Barstow
Marfa
The
Christian Church
Ira J. Bell
Fort Worth
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Chas Fitzgerald
Richard Lynn
Toyah
Kate Stapp
Nevada, Mo
A. E. Smith
Milton Buday
Wilburn Ward
Arizona
Mary Ward
J. J. Pope
W. M. Garlick
Mac
el Paso
Tom
Will Eudaly
Sherif E. B. Kiser
A. M. Randolph
W. G. Smith
Shreveport
I. E. Smith
W. D. Randolph
Balmorhea
Will
Isa Earl
Oklahoma
W. M. Day
Edsel Knox
Maggie Mattock
Imperial Valley
California
Brawley Oats
Mrs. Mattock
Brawley
Chas. Kindall
Los Angeles
J. E. Smith
J. C. Jones
Methodist Church
W. T. H. Baker
John Baker
Bob Baker
Saragosa
Minera Wells
Pete Hollebeke
Mount Guadaloupe
New Mexico
Jim Hicks
Jim
J.J. Pope
Pope
W. R. MccDermott
Stephenville
Big Lake
Mer. MacDermott
J. W. Parker
Anson
Stamford
Hamilton
Presbyterian Church
Young Peoples
Epworth
Woman's Missionary Society
L. L. Thurston
Clem Calhoun
Calhoun
Clem
Ernest Hesse
Ben Palmer
Fl Paso
B. P. van Horn
Mr. van Horn
Mineral Wells
John
Bob
Creek Country
Ray Arnold
Arnold
Entrarse
J. W. B Williams
Toyah Creek
Mrs. Williams
L. G. Haggard
C. M. Haughton
Gussie Richburg
J. H. Miller
Ward County
Dallas Hospital
Dallas News
Tom McClure
Lamm & Co
Bb. H. Palmer
Pecos, Texas
Hubbs & Palmer
Pecos Valley State Bank
Guaranty Fund Bank
Federal Reserve System
Pecos Mercantile Co