Alpine Bride Dahlia in Alpine Church Nuptials
The First Baptist church hosted the wedding of Bass Sallie Starnes, daughter of Eva Starnes of Alpine, to Shepard Compton of Loraine, with Rev. George Thomason officiating. The ceremony featured a double ring exchange, organ music by Ross Hise, and an arch adorned with ferns and white flowers. The couple plan to reside in Sweetwater after a short honeymoon.
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First Baptist Church
Bass Sallie Starnes
Eva Starnes
Alpine
Shepard
Compton
M. E. Compton
Loraine
Texas
George Thomason
Tommy MaBeth
Sweetwater Ross
Hise
Jack Williams
R.A. Bow
Johnny Casparis
Bridal Rites for Alpine Couple Read Thursday
Miss Ina Bess Nichols wed Jesse James in a candlelight ceremony at the First Christian church in Alpine. Rev. William Hance officiated as guests witnessed a fern and white gladioli decor, with nuptial music by Mrs. B. Warnock. The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown with a satin panel back and carried a cascade of white roses. she was given in marriage by her father. The groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. I. C. James of Alpine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn
Lou Mosley
Wayne ‘Mosley
Jack Compton
Loraine
Harold Scarbrough
Don York
Sul Ross
Lawrence Hall
Jerry Starnes
J.D. Starnes
Jon and
Dow
Fort Worth
R. D. LeFevre
Bill Bowles
Jimmy D. Ray
Sweetwater
Onis Richburg
Kenneth Stephens
Doris Richburg
Henry R. "Richburg
Alpine
Becme
Ken
le Roy Sewell
Ross Hise
Kath
Zeta Tass Alpha
Martha Stanley
el Paso
Wilson H. Elkins
Ralph Alden
George Mengel
James Crawford
Fred Shely
Marta
Richburg
Stepiens
Jer
J. D. Jackson
Jim Casper
R. Crowder
Fevellew
Curtis Wise
Betty Mills
Dolphin Parker
Frances Nichols
Gail’ Cade
Marlin James
Snyder
Vernon Nichols
Harold Nichols
G2 Crowder
Holman
Wich
Aqua Met
Rose Tibbon
Aqua Sa
Cleburne
San Angelo
Mes
W. W. McDowell
Mattie White
Me“ Pride
Marie van Fossan
Galvettin
W. W. Mobo
Turman
Guy Crawford
Perry Cartwright
Roy Stillwell
Glenn Harris
Harvey T. Stephens
Washburn
Dorothy McCabe
Nicolas
Marfa
New Mexico
Stehens
Wil
Mess
Paso
B. Warnock
J.D. Holman
Harold” “Nichols
Local Birth Announcement in Indiana
Recent arrivals Mr and Mrs Harry Brownlee of Peru Ind are the parents of a son James David born Saturday Aug 4 Mr Brownlee is the rider Lada Taylor Mrs Elmer Taylor of Alpine the baby's grandmother is visiting in Indiana at this time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brownlee
Peru
Ind
James David
Saturay
Brownlee
Jier Lada Taylor
Elmer Taylor
Alpine
Indiana
Informal party honors visiting lady Naomi Kenney's daughter
Mrs Naomi Kenney hosted an informal party at the Paul Hi home 1108 4th St Saturday from 3 to 8 pm in honor of her daughter. Guests included Mrs J Green Jewel Ritcher Doxie Couder A Landrum Frances F Wagner Charlene Collins Alice Cowan Eula Mae Lumas and out of town visitors Mrs J W Rich Ruth Rich Jane Phillips of San Angelo and Miss Ethel Roberts of Abilene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Kenney
Charles Dean
Andrews
Lillian Knowles
4Th St
J. ©. Green
Jewel Ritcher
Doxie Couder
A.landrum
Frances .F. Wagner
Charlene Collins
Alice Cowan
Eula Mae Lumas
J. W. Rich
Ruth Rich
Jane Phillips
San Angelo
Ethel Roberts
Abilene
Bridge Hostess Mrs Gillett Hosts Thursday Club at Holland
Mrs Joan Gillett welcomed the Thursday club at the Holland hotel on August 2 with a bridge gathering at 1810 a.m. after play the guests enjoyed a stuffed tomato luncheon and were cheered by three large bouquets of Shasta daisy flowers.
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Bridge
Joan Gillett
Holland Hotel
Picnic and Vesper Services at Vernon McIntyre Ranch
Presbyterian members and guests gathered at the Vernon McIntyre ranch for the annual picnic, supper, and Vesper services. About 140 attended, with arrangements by the board of deacons led by Keith Morrow. Rev. Fred Speer offered prayer and Rev. Fred S. Rogers gave the devotional.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Vernon McIntyre Ranch
Keith Morrow
Earl McElroy
Fred Speer
Elk City
Oklo
Fred S. Rogers
Freight Rate Decrease For West Hailed By Regan
Washington August 6 Rep Ken Regan of Midland said ICC ruling favorable to the south and west eliminating discriminatory freight rates was expected soon. The ICC noted it was studying a large file and would rule as soon as possible. Regan called the potential rate cut a tremendous benefit after 50 years of one way rates, aiding the entire region. Dollars fight cancer. Give to the 1951 Cancer Crusade of the American Cancer Society.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ken Regan
16Th
Midland
ICC
Clamate
Regan
South
American Cancer Society
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Society
Lora Bell Lockhart
Sallie Starnes
Bride OF Shepard Compton
Mrs
Jesse James
W. J. Newell
Eagar Martine High
Prank
Stm
Dick Howers
Tls Kimball
Terry Standarts
Gouteys
Mesdam
Jess Frank Fowlkes
Nelle Griff
Eagar Katin
Frank Newsom
Dick Rogers
Wr Te Terry
Ring Terry
West
Oban
Iin
Hes
Kool Aid
Danny
Pee aeUesy
Mary Lee Taylor
Graham
Schilling
Meatone Poultry
Weiners Bulk
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