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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1932
Page
4
Eagles coach M P Buddy Withers told Chamber of Commerce members Tuesday night that Pecos High Eagles have an even chance to win the district football crown this year. He praised the team’s work ahead and urged town support to help the program unite the community.
The noted stage production includes a seven girl Sneak dance in tap style, a wherd and fantastic Ghost Dance, and a lively singers sequence. Audiences are promised thrills and laughs with a $5 gold reward for guessing who killed Augustus Brown by end of Scene II.
A short hopeful statement echoes confidence that progress will resume this year as in the past, signaling continued effort and expectation despite unknown current obstacles.
Buddy Reisenburg, manager of Hotel Westex, took a business trip to Odessa last Saturday.
Ed Stuckler of Balmerhea traveled to Pecos this week to attend a session of federal court, as court records show. The event highlights ongoing proceedings and local involvement in federal judicial matters.
Pecos football squad leaves Pecos early Saturday with a 26 or 27 man delegation to face McCamey. Starting lineup features Harrison Baker at quarterback, Millard Waters and Marvin Cowan at halfback, Bowie Davis at fullback, plus guards Willie Toliver Hultrie Davis and center Bob Collie. Coach Withers aims to turn potential into power as the season opens with momentum from last year’s 14-7 setback to Metamiey.
The article explains P T A goals to improve home life, link home and school, and foster community responsibility. It notes public support aids schools and invites all parents and teachers to join at a high school meeting on October 3 at 3 30 with a membership drive starting October 4. the fee is 0o.
Posted signs go up around the country club and adjacent pastures to protect a game preserve. Land owners cooperate with the club which has planted ripened grain to attract quail. Club officials note transplanted Bob Whites released last year and urge sportsmen not to hunt them to ensure a new local game species.
The First Christian Church lists a Bible School attendance campaign beginning next Sunday led by teams headed by William Propp and Jesse Bell. Morning worship at 11 a.m. features a sermon on Vicarious Sacrifices of Christ. An Endeavor meeting at 6:50 p.m. and Evening Worship at 1:45 p.m. with a sermon titled Tr od's Impossibles.
Sheriff Louis Roberson and Van ID. Havis returned after escorting Jack Hall to the state penitentiary. Burford Oil president F. W. Burford stopped in Pecos en route from El Paso to Dallas. Rev. L. W. Bridges of Alpine visited on church business. W. E. Reid, Pecos Fort Stockton editor, attended federal court sessions. A. H. Sams Jr. studied Teague trial in Abilene. James A. King of Pecos Mercantile Co. on Pecos business. Mrs. William L. Kerr and son Billie left to visit relatives. Mrs Kerr’s brother resides in Tularosa NM. Mrs. HM. FE. Jones returned from Louisiana. Miss Marty Byron bought a new Chevrolet. Mrs. Clara Dowling left for Carlsbad and Roswell before returning to Lincoln Neb. Judge J. A. Crane and family spent weekend at Sid Kyle’s ranch.
We, the members of Mt Zion Baptist Church Pecos Texas, announce a ten day old fashion revival to begin soon. The notice outlines the church’s plan to hold services daily with guest speakers and community outreach activities during the revival period.
Fragmentary text mentions revival and seating for Whites. No coherent event or entities are extractable.
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