P A Members Enjoy Play And Music Numbers
Fathers night of the P T A was attended last Monday evening Mrs Head delighted everyone by presenting the second grade again in the tile play A Box of Japanese Dolls Miss Fern Pugh treated the members to the state P T A song and a pretty encore with Miss Fleetwood as accompanist. The Rotary quartet with Miss Batey at the piano sang old favorites. Mr Cottle gave an illustrated lecture on Wild Flowers of the Western States. Mrs Skevington conducted a short business session and officers were elected for the coming year. Since May 21st school has closed, meeting moved to May 14th. Miss Billingsty announced a program for April 26 at 8:20 in the public school auditorium. The reports of the district meeting at Big Spring were postponed. The second grade won the picture again this month with a social hour in the domestic science rooms. Hostesses served sandwiches and tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A
Skevinton
Homer Pers
Frank ‘Skevington
Fritz Weyerts
Vic
Ray Spence
Mer
C. Coleman
Big Spring
George Benson
Garrett, Lewis and Banks
Faithful Scout Gay Miller Dies in Alpine Obit
Gay Miller died in Alpine at age 25. He was a Sub-College student at Sul Ross, active scout and church member. Born Brady Texas October 30, 1910, he loved the outdoors and Indian relic hunting, served as a Scout and Attended Baptist services. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Hoss Miller and brother Laurie. Funeral Thursday at 10 from home. Reverend Buren Sparks officiated. pallbearers included Marshall Sparks and Billy Boyd.
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Florent Gay Miller
Ely
Sul Ross
Hite
Robinson
Carch
The
Baptist Church
Brady
Texas
Seitling
Brewster County
Pasly
Buren Sparks
A. F Robinson
Marshall Sparks
Billy Boyd
Harper Sparks
Roy May
Miller Treadwell
Alpine
Gay
Hoss Miller
Laurie
Notice to taxpayers of Brewster County
Thomas J Miller tax assessor requests overdue tax renders before the May deadline as books close and urges residents to visit his office. The message notes unrendered rolls increase costs. Also a thank you note from Mr and Mrs Hoss Miller expresses gratitude for condolences and floral offerings after their son’s passing, mentioning Scoutmaster F Robinson and Boy Scouts.
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D Hines
F. Robinson
Hinson Open House Marks New Building Inauguration
The article notes a formal opening of Hinson's new building with a Saturday event. A dance accompanies the celebration and guests including Alpine residents attend. Taxidermist Reece provides a decorative display of deer heads and other pieces, adding a novel feature to the occasion. The new building is described as a creditable addition to the area.
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Hinson
Timon
Hin‘con
Reece
Brick and tile building described for auto district use
A section of the business district features a substantially brick and tile structure with a varnishing shop at the front right of the entrance and office space on the left. The rear is planned for car storage and related facilities.
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Busess
Miller Seeks Election for County Assessor
Thomas J. Miller, recently appointed to fill the unexpired term of J. W. Phelps as county assessor after Pink Phelps resignation, announces his candidacy for the office at the upcoming July primaries. A Brewster County resident long familiar with land values and titles, he asks voters for support and notes he will appreciate the vote and influence friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Miller
J. W. Phelps
Pink Phelps
Avalanche
Miller
Brewster County
Lavoptik Eye Comfort Advertises Mild Relief
A fragmented advertisement promotes Lavoptik as a mild soothing remedy for eye catarrh and irritation. It claims refreshment for tired eyes, relief from pain and inflammation, and suggests regular use for stronger eyes. The copy mentions M Brandt and Alpine DrU as sources or endorsers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavoptik
M. Brandt
Memorial service of Alpine Chapter No 182 East ern Star
The Alpine Chapter No 182 of the Order East ern Star held a memorial service in the Masonic temple Tuesday evening. Attendees reported a record attendance as the lodge and social rooms were beautifully decorated for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Alpine clubwomen lead Monday chamber luncheon drive Keep Alpine Clean campaign
Alpine womans clubs led Monday’s chamber of commerce luncheon with Mrs G W Martin directing. The group adopted the slogan Keep Alpine Clean and urged each city club to adopt the same. Discussions covered milk sanitation, with leaders from Parent-Teacher Association Civic League Alpine Study Club and Scout master A F Robinson outlining progress. Senator Berkeley announced eight more Sul Ross cottages being financed, seeking additional support. Seventy three people attended, including many Indies from local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpines
Chamber of Commerce
G. W. Martin
H.W. Ferguson
Parent-Teacher Association
N. 8. Murphy
Civic League
W. B. Hancock
Alpine Study Club
For Sale List 1217 Five Acres of Rich Cultivation
Brush with multiple property listings from Alpine showing five acres in cultivation, dwelling with seven rooms, outbuildings, two wells with wind mills, and proximity to paved highways. Prices range from 2750 to 1325 and note several building lots and near High School, College campus, and business center. Listings emphasize investment value and easy terms.
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Alpine
Zoo Sonse
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P. A
Alpine Hardware Co
Holland Hotel
Garnett’s Confectionery
Hassen Company
Bill Ding
Pink
Mr. Phelps
Mr. and
Mrs Hoss Miller
John Hagelstein
San Angelo
Alpine Drug Store
Clubwomen
C. C
Alpine Transfer
J. A. Whitfield
Conscien
Miling
Mear
College Ave
Otis Turner
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