Delegates and Visitors Attend Sul Ross District Event
The Sixth District Federated Woman's Clubs held open meetings in Alpine with delegates and visitors at Sul Ross College. A pecan tree dedication on Alpine High School campus featured speeches and a reception dinner, followed by a program of readings and music as Mrs Magge W Barry spoke on social problems and the home.
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Sul Ross Tiege
Federated Women’s Clubs
Alpine
Alpine Club
Alpine High School
William Reagan
Alpine Foo
J. F. Robinson
Rising Star
M. H. Hagaman
Ranger
H. B. Broaddus
Colorado
D Kelly
Cisco
Sidney VY. Gilmore
Sonora
Greenlicl Fisk
Abilene
R. Q. Lee
George Baines
Noble
San
Sul Ross College
Home Economics
Reagan
Broaddus
Potter
Carter
Esther Hedeen
Sul Ross
Svendgen
Martini-Kretsler
Fibidh
Magge W. Barry
A. & M. College
Barry
Sixth District Federation
Alpine Study Club Dinner Delights Sixth District Delegates
The Alpine Study Club hosted the Sixth District T. F. W. C. at the Hotel Holland for the tenth annual convention dinner. Mrs. W. Th Hancock presided with toastmistress duties, and remarks highlighted leadership, ambition, and district hospitality from Alpine and many clubs across the region.
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Alpine Study Club
Hotel Holland
W. TH. Hancock
President's Evening Delights Sixth District Banquet Recap
Following the Study Club banquet delegates and visitors filled Sul Ross College auditorium for President's Evening. Mrs William Reagan Apache Cisco spoke on The American Home, with Sul Ross College orchestra aiding, and a pageant The Home Makers depicting Texas home life progress. Bouquets were given to Mrs Reagan Mrs Potter and Mrs Hagaman. The event concluded with praise for local talents and the enduring ideal of home.
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Maggie W. Barry
American Home Department
General FF
W.C
College Station
E. 8. Noble
San Angelo
R. Q. Lee
Cisco
Jubilee Endowment
M. H. Hagaman
Ranger
Department of Legislation
Ponder S. Carter
el Paso
State American Home Department
J. J. Butts
Information
William Reagan
Home
W. R. Potter
Bowie
Henry Redmond
Texas Federation
Reagan
Potter
Readings Highlight Sixth District Women’s Clubs Assembly
Mrs. J. H. Moyer of Cisco offered two readings A Bunch of Forget Me Nots and School Days at the Tenth Annual Convention of the Sixth District Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs. The assembly called the convention very pleasant and successful and closed with God Be With You Till We Meet Again.
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District of Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mrs. Broaddus Elected President of Sixth District Club
Mrs H B Broaddus of Colorado Mitchell County was unanimously chosen president of the Sixth District Texas Federation of Women's Clubs. Cisco named as next meeting site. Other officers include Mrs Walter Scott Douglas San Angelo first vice president and Mrs George W Baines Alpine second vice president.
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Studhalter
Mee. i
Noble
San Angelo
Ponder
Carter
el Vaso
Studs Club
Alpine
Milsabeth Speer
Austin
Texas
O. S
C. D. Wood
Henry Redmond
State Federated Women's Clubs
W. R. Potter
Bowie
W. van Sickle
Maggie W. Barry
A & M. Coliene
American Pome Department
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Barry
Kidd-Key College
Sherman
Jarry
Hancock
John Perkins
Willian Reagan
Cisco
H. B. Broaddus
Colorado
Mitchell County
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Walter Scott Douglas
George W Baines
C. Thompson
William Reagan
M. H. Hagaman
Ranger
H. W. Morelock
Sut Ross State Teachers College
Elizabeth Speer
Barbecue by Chamber of Commerce for Sixth District guests
The Chamber of Commerce hosted a West Texas barbecue on the Brewster County courthouse lawn Wednesday at noon. Chairman J D Jackson led the event with a large turnout while Mrs Morelock introduced him and Mrs Reagan spoke on Sul Ross College. Mrs N S Murphy gave the invocation.
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N. 8. Murphy
The
Alpine Civic League
Alpine Rotarians Honor Visitors With Banquet
The Sixth District Texa Federated Women's Clubs delegates and visitors were entertained with a luncheon at the Holhand Hotel in Alpine. The program featured songs by Sul Ross College orchestra and a vocal by Hub Hext, with remarks by Mrs. William Reagan. Dozens of noted guests from Cisco to Marfa attended, including Sul Ross officials and several city representatives.
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G. B. Kelly
Cisco
Soch
Fley Gittett
Texa Federated Women's Clubs
Holhand Hotel
Alpine Notary Club
Patrioti Ong
M. Melton
Alpine Public Schools
Alpine Rotary
Shirley Scales
Alpine Rotary Club
H. W. Morelock
Scales
Register
Sul Ross College
Herbert Hext
Hext
Sixth District Club
William Reagan
Rotary Club
Walter Scott Douglas
Fort Stockton
Er. W. Bennett
Willam Dunsavage
el Paso
A. L Peterman
Ysleta
H. Robertson
Pecos
C. Thompson
Colorado
E. H. Winn
C. E. Mead
Marta
J. W. Gentry
Alpine
W. J. Yates
Hazel Mikkelson
Abilene
Gypsy Ted Sullivan
Ed Jones
Bill Broaddus
Henry Vaught
Cora Wilkerson
Dallas
H. L. Hord
Marfa
Chester L. Allen
Brownwood
W. EB. West
Ozona
Jamest. Johnson
Henry Stallings
A. G. Church
Resolutions of Courtesy From Alpine Convention
The Sixth District Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs thanks Alpine for hosting its tenth annual meeting. Gratitude extends to the Alpine Study Club the Hostess Committee and Alpine citizens for Western hospitality, plus the Davis Mountains Federation, Marfa groups, Sul Ross State Teachers College, Rotary Club, Chamber of Commerce, Alpine ministers, local musicians and staff, Orient Railroad’s Mr. Allen, and the Public Schools Superintendent S. M. Melton. The resolutions were unanimously adopted April 22, 1925.
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Alpine Study Club
West
Alpine
Davis Mountains
Barbcue
Fort Davis
Marfa
Chg
Seteyee Club
Sul Beys State Teachers College
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Marathon School
Marfa Quartette
Transportation Committee
Allen
Orient Railroad
Alree
5. M. Melton
Public Schools
Federation
The
Avalanche
Skyline
Pulcher Heads to Ranch for Fall Stay
S. P. Pulcher left Wednesday for his ranch where he will remain until fall. Mr. Fulcher says everything is looking very good on the range down there.
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S. P. Pulcher
Mr. Fulcher
Hereford cattle trade noted in Marathon sale
J. W. Walker purchased 40 head of registered Herefords from R. W. Arnold of Marathon. The group included one and two year olds, reflecting a selective stock transaction in the local cattle market.
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J. W. Walker
R. W. Arnold
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Chairman Press and Publicity
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Library Extension
J. F. Robertson
Estelle McDonald
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Thrift
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History Club
Lee Jones
Hesperian Club
Charles C. Thompson
Study Club
W. H. Graham
Woman's Club
BE. H. Winn
P.T
W. M. Dunsavage
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County Federation
Eastland
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Henry van Dyke
Eldorado
J. H. Moyer
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W. P. Brown
WW II
Stuckey
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HH. Kilpatrick
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K. C. Miller
R. C. Williams
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Winters
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H. Lacey
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E. W. Bennett
Harry Harris
W. B. Hamilton
M. P. Hines
Marathon
A. J. Atkins
Nora
Horace Murphy
Shakespeare Club
Ballinger
Henry Stalling
20Th Century
H. C. Robinson
Homemakers
Oscar Chastain
Civic League
F. J. Brothy
Roy Jameson
Arthur Jury
New Era Club
John Gentry
C. R. Sutton
Davis Mountains Federation
B. Reagan
Hyperon Club
Pig Spring
J. F. Weatherby
J. M. Montgomery
New Century and Literary Club
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Ike T. Pryor, Jr
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G. C. Robinson
History and Civic Club
Charles Bailey
History
F. L. Sproul
R. L. Irving
Alpine Jude Club
Holland Hotel
Hy. A. McMillan
Cameron Marshall
School of Music
Payne College
Gypsy
Ted Sullivan
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Siath District
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Oqozona
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Fe. J. Brophy
Josephine Heavenbill
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Hinson Vulcanizing Shop
United States Immigration Service
Alpine Wednesdaytron
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Unger
W. EB. Weat
J. W. Chisholm
Alpine Resolutions
Texas Federation Women’s Clubs
Dace
Alpine Bottling Works
Kandy
HORD
McCutcheon
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Cal
Ford
Howell Lumber Co
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