Garden club plans clean up campaign in Alpine
Mrs. Jerry Starnes hosted the garden club session with greetings from the Alpine chamber of commerce leaders Harry Watson Jr and Jimmy Pate. Discussion covered a community clean up and beautification campaign, a public dahlia plot project, and a planned electrical display for Christmas.
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Garden Club
Jerry Starnes
Clu
Alpine Chamber of ‘Commerce
Harry Watson Jr
Jimmy Pate
Don Litteton
Watson
Pate
Gariden Club
Littleton
DA. Hilton ‘Wan
Highway Department
Fis
Uy Department
Alpine
Highway Dept
Pan Americanism Topic At AAUW Meeting
AAUW held its April meeting in the Presbyterian church hospitality room with Miss Myrtle Whiteside presiding. Mrs. F Walker arranged a program on Pan Americanism featuring historical facts music and Pan American arts. Dr. Casey delivered the principal address urging greater knowledge between the U S and Pan American nations for mutual understanding.
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AAUW
Presbyterian Church
Myrtle Whiteside
F. Walker
Casey
U.S
Elidia Pallanez Elected May Queen by LAYC
Elidia Pallanez, 15, Alpine High student, elected May Queen in a runoff by the Latin American Youth Club. She will be crowned May 3 at the Queen's ball and reign during the following day’s festivities. Contestants included Ramos Rodriguez of Alpine Gonzales and Blancco from Fort Stockton. The club raised about $800.
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Uigia Lavoy
Rauim Jed
Miss Pallanes
Alpine High School
Lorina Ramos
Ruby Rodriguez
Alpine
Domingo Gonzales
Paula Blancco
Fort Stockton
Antonio Vallance
Queen's race noted in educational program host group
Mr and Mrs George Koury hosted their Couple club at home Tuesday night for the Queen's race to be used in an educational program sponsored by the LAYC Report BRIDGE. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Vogt high for ladies Bill Winter high for men and Knox Reid bingo. A dessert course was served. At the Hospitality Room meeting 14 members attended with Mrs Hord presiding and a devotion. Mrs McCollum reported as treasurer on special interest and cyclone relief planning was postponed until Mrs Parker's return after her father was killed. Presbyterian meeting impressions were requested from attendees with Mrs Gard speaking on Presbyterians in Korea. Mae Morris welfare worker spoke on the Latin American center program. Hostess Mrs Gard served refreshments. OFFICERS ELECTED BY MUSICAL MANIACS: Charlotte Slight president and Marsha Broadfoot secretary led talks on Mozarts life with Mr Kelver playing Mozart.
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Alpine
Daa Parr
Vivian McIntyre
Mra Slight
Mae Morris
Committ Center
Ti Ie Gere
Eng Mae
Jo Fiheridge
Methodist Wscs
Annie Lackey
Methodist
WSCS
Vick Winter
Hawkins
Parker
Whiteside
Council of Church Women
Will
Speck
Mex Barger
Creigh
James J.D. May
C. F. Barger
F. R. Williamson
W. A. Daugherty
P. Parker
RC. Elliott
Rlm Hawkins
B. Slight
Hugh McCulloh
Charles Speck
W. J. Smith
Martin
Roy * Williams
George Koury
Paul Vog
Bill Winter
J. W. Shepperd
Joe Burgess
Frank McCollum
Glenn Davis
Knox Reid
Vogt
Ail
Hord
F. L. McCollum
T Council
Verner Parker
Presbyterian
Missionary Society Meets at Nichols Ranch Home
The Christian Church Missionary Society held a Tuesday covered dish luncheon and all day meeting at Mr and Mrs Jim Nichols ranch home. Mrs John Pickering led the missionary study India at the Threshold during morning and afternoon sessions while members sewed for a bazaar. Seventeen ladies attended including hostess Mrs Jim Nichols.
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Christian Missionary Society
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Jim Nichols
John Pickering
India
Woodmen Circle Alpine Grove reports April meeting
Alpine Grove 671 of the Woodmen Circle met April 16 with Mrs Anna Lange for the regular business and social monthly gathering. Azile Davidson gave a report on the state convention at Mineral Wells, with Thelma Williams adding remarks and calling for Welfare club volunteers for the Woodmen Circle Home at Sherman.
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Woodmen Circle
Alpine Grove 671
Anna Lange
Azile Davidson
Mineral Wells
Thelma Wilams
Sherman
Grove
Woodmen
Bill Smith
Mr. Cox
Mrs. Clifford
Mrs. Lange
Jo Mmes
Jane Burling
Orah Clifford
Oma Doole Cox
Freeda Barrow
Mary Wade
Frieda Wade
Metta Williams
Thelma Williams
Onis Vineyard Circle Meets Tuesday
An Onis Vineyard Circle of the W MS of the Baptist church met Tuesday at Mrs. Mark Herring's home. Sherman Newsom gave the devotional. Members including Mark Herring and others reviewed two chapters of The Shining tour.
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Unis Vineyard
W.ms. of the Baptist Church
Mark Herring
Sherman Newsom
Marshal Sparks
Otis Miles
Cullen Clark
Wayne Mosley
Charles Stringfellow
Lawrence Kidwell
J. van Fossan
Ralph Peters
3. C. Walker
R. J. Cash
Marian Case
H. J. McBride
Charity Appeal Urges Brewster County Donations
The chairman urges volunteers to donate to the American Cancer Society, asking every man and woman in Brewster County to give at least one dollar. Checks should be made to the American Cancer Society and mailed to Mrs. Bernal Slight. Receipts will be provided for all donations.
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Brewster County
American Cancer Society
Bernal Slight
Brewster County Chimn
Training subjects listed for camp program roles and health
Morning training outlines cover goals of camping, camp committee, staff health and safety, program activities, clothing, food, medical exams, registration forms, records and evaluation. Advance registrations are from Crane Fort Davis Fort.
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Crane
Fort Davis
Fort
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