Alpine High Band Dazzles Fiesta Crowd in San Antonio
Sean's Jottings reports Alpine High School Band under Veland Schultz wowed at the 65th Fiesta de San Jacinto. Drum major Jerry Lee Armstrong led the group with twirlers Donna Marion Cowell Toni and Mary Miller as the band marched 6 miles along Alamo Stadium route.
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Veland Schultz
Jerry Lee Armstrong
Donna Marion Cowell
Toni
Mary Miller
Battle of Flowers
Alamo Stadium
Carcoynelon
Mary V. Stringfellow
Kathy Anderau
Mes Crispin Orda
Joy Holman
Me Cooley
Mr. Jong
Paul Stack
Grady Nelon
Amani
Carolyn
Alamo
Alpine
San i
Lollie Lockhart Receives Nursing Scholarship From Study Club
Lollie Lockhart earned a nursing scholarship funded by a Study Club game marathon. The event honored nurses from Brewster County Memorial Hospital, with four nurses attending and talks on the need for more nurses. Organizers and members celebrated by presenting notes and refreshments as part of the club agenda.
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Study Club
Ted Gray
Hanson
Peter Keen
Laurene Lighthouse
Alan G. Schonberg
Mesdames Baines
Boury
Cartwright
Heaton
Lighthouse
Morelock
Pruett
Schonberg
Nobel Armstrong
Aving
Hy Club
Perry Cartwright
Jean Dow
Robert Baird
Alva
Eaks
Tab Boury
Loui Forchheimer
Mary Park Heaton
H.W. Morelock
J.-F. Nichols
Helen’ Pruett
Miss Lotrene
Bridge Club Meets With Mrs Morelock
Mrs H W Morelock entertained her club on Wednesday s90n of last week. Mrs Marvi nierce held high score, Mrs Cat shulls second high, and Mrs Worth Frazer won the bingo prize. Refreshments were served by Mrs Otis Kimball, Lois McIntyre, Louis Forcheimer, Asa Jones, Hugh White Worth Frazer, Marvin P Ferald Ogle, Carl Shults, and Hegan Wildenthal.
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H. W. Morelock
Marvinierce
Catshulls
Worth Frazer
Otis Kimball
Lois McIntyre
Louis Forchheimer
Asa Jones
Hugh White
Worth
Frazer
Marvin P Ferald Ogle
Carl Shults
Hegan Wildenthal
Central First Graders Present Safety Program at PTA Meeting
Central First Graders gave a safety program at the Central PTA meeting held in the high school auditorium on Wednesday April 20. Arthur LaNelle led with assistances from Mrs. Marjorie King and Mrs. Paul Ables. The program featured many first graders including Leslie Earline Bell and James Clay Cade. A panel led a discussion on concerns with Mr. Forchheimer and Dr. Hafner among others. The business meeting announced the 1900 61 school year officers with Mrs. C D McCollister as president and Mrs. Jo Barber as secretary.
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Arthur LaNelle
Marjorie King
Paul Ables
Central Pta
High School Auditorum
Randy Wilson
Maryette Hanson
Julian Pierce
Leslie Earline Bell
Tana Leigh Boysen
James Clay Cade
Sandra Jean Cleeland
Billy Cowell
Bobby Wayne Crawford
Davidson
Samuel Thomas Kelton
Judyelaine King
Doris Ethel Lane
Ted Allen More
Margareece Urung
Kely Dale Byrne
Thomas Connor
Bruce Crawford
Diana Lynnichholt
Jill
Ann Dward Fred
Sally Jean Iscock
James Carl Haas
Robert David Hill
Denise Murrah
Deborah Usard Boone Newell
Wiliam Skinner
Pamela Ann Jarratt
Scott Andrew Williams
Teresa’ Wilson
Stephen Daughery
Linda Collins
Genebra Benon
Ann Strom
Share Voncerns
Fe Eoramian
P. Forchheimer
Lou Reid
Neville Haynes
Carl Hafner
D. E. Jones
Arvel Ponton
Turner
Haynes
Centralayground
McCollister
Bill Schl Haynes
Lockhart
Jene Hendry
C.D. McCollister
Carl Hatner
George Mill
Jack Williams
Jo Barber
A. J. Bowden
de. R. D. Decker
Lora Shields Leads Science Division in AAAS Chapter
Lora Shields heads the science division with M Shields of New Mexico and Rocky Mountain chapters. The executive committee includes Alan from Arizona State University, M Fo Stubbs, Albert R. Mead, L. Plovd ark, and R. Helwig among others from universities and institutes across Arizona New Mexico Texas Wyoming.
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M. Shields
New Mexico Wighneas
Universily
Poedee de Lowhwes
Rocky Mountain Division
AAAS
Alan Fg
Arizona State University
Anerson
New Mexico
Sisity
Treasuer
M Fo Stubbs
Ne Mexico Institute of Mining Technology
Albert R. Mead
Unity of Arizona
L. Plovdark
University of Wyoming
R. Helwig
University of D. Camp
Texa
Division Forms Six Operating Groups Amid AAAS Meeting
The record lists six operating committees under the Southwestern and Hocky Mountains vision, with members including James E. Weiss ward Barrett David W. is and others. It notes fellows and nominees such as M. Bate M. Allen Arnold Lora M. Shiels Mar. Anderson Mead Joe Dennis J Gardner Powell Lecture and Lindeberg resolutions by Morris s Landers 0. F. Stubs E. wen With.
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Hocky” Mountains
Vison Aften
AAAS
James E. Weissward
L. Barrett
David W.is
Peter C. Duisberg
T. L. Smiley
James Joe
Fled de Lausenburg
Rex Wian
Withers
So M. Bate
M. Allen
Arnold Lora M. Shiels
Mar. Anderson
Nominating Mead
Joe Dennis
J Gardner
Powell
Card of Thanks to Hospital Staff and Friends
The Ramos family thanks Dr Ponton and Brewster County P Memorial Hospital staff for their care during hospitalization. They also express gratitude to relatives and friends for kind thoughts flowers cars and gifts. Mr and Mrs Joe Ramos Sr.
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Ponton
Brewster County P Memorial Hospital
Joe Ramos
Auxiliary to Meet Time America Announcement
An auxiliary unit related to Time America is planned to host an event or meeting. Details on date location and participants are not fully provided in the available text.
Mrs Thad Corkins Heads Brewster County Hospital Auxiliary
Mrs Thad Corkins was elected president of the Women’s Hospital Auxiliary of Brewster County Hospital at a Tuesday meeting. New officers include vice president Mrs Jack Cress secretary Mrs Forrest Walker and treasurer Mrs Kay Williams. New board members are Mrs Caven Woodward and Mrs rl Mecoy. Delegates elected were Mrs Meloy Mrs Woodward and Mrs Lois McIntyre to attend the state convention in Dallas. The group also voted to revise the constitution and will elect auxiliary members to the board.
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Women’s Hospital
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Brewster County Hospital
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Woodward
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Hospital Auxiliaries
Dallas
Wil Sel Cantly
New Arrival Kenneth Byron Chism Born in Peru Indiana
Lt Mrs Charles B Chism announce the birth of their son Kenneth Byron in Peru Indiana where Lt Chism is stationed with the armed forces. He weighed 7 pounds 9 ounces and is the first grandchild for both families.
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Charles B. Chism
Peru
Ind
Ism
Kenneth Byron
Red Cross Plans Water Safety Training and Baby Care Course
Red Cross to teach water safety and baby care courses with registered nurses as instructors. Nationally emphasis on flood disaster relief across eight Midwestern states with shelters for over 1200 victims and feeding refugees and rescue workers. Rehabilitation under Red Cross recovery program to follow as families return home.
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Jame
Red Cross
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