Dinner Honors Guests at Green Cafe in Society Note
Mrs. C. D. Wood and Mrs. Fay Vice hosted at the Green cafe Tuesday evening with Miss Myrtle Whiteside. Honor guests included Miss Miltia Hill, Mrs. Lulu Cotter White of Lordsburg New Mexico, and Miss Norma Forsyth of Marshall Texas. Shasta daisies and Mexican covers decorated the room. Menu featured Mexican dishes with salads and bon bons for guests Aetna Smith of Cameron and others including Mrs. Roy Spence Pecos, Mrs. Frank Anderau New York City, and Mesdames C. E. McCool Joe Hord James Cotter W. B. Hancock Frank Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Vice
Myrtle Whiteside
Green Cafe
Miltia Hill
Lulu Cotter White
Lordsburg
N. M
Norma Forsyth
Marshall Tex
Aetna Smith
Cameron
Roy Spence
Frank Anderau
New York City
C. E. McCool
Joe Hord
James Cotter
W. B. Hancock
Frank Young
Local Event Honorants List Reveals Attendees
Vernon McIntyre Mary Robinson H L Kobernot Jr Mary Bogel Miss Bertha Lenz are named among three honorees and two hostesses at a forthcoming ceremony.
Mrs. Keith Morrow Hosts Bridge for Eva Ferguson Bride-Elect
Mrs. Keith Morrow entertained at her apartment on Friday afternoon with bridge honoring Miss Eva Jeanne Ferguson the honoree. Ferguson will wed Mr. George Elbert Mills on Thursday evening August 28. The party featured vivid Shasta daisies as decorations and a salad and ice course after the game. High bridge prizes went to Mrs. Couey and Mrs. Thornton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Morrow
Bridge
Eva Jeanne Ferguson
George Elbert Mills
Shasta Dassids
Miss Ferguson
Joe Clark
Jimmie Pate
Joe Luckett
Ross Coney
J. C. Lewis
Jim Paris
Mary Linn Brown
Elva Mills
Charles Crawford
Waco
G. C. McDaniel Jr
Ernest Thornton, Jr
Aubrey Edwards
Couey
Thornton
Couple Club Hosts No Host Party at Reid Home
The Knox Reid residence hosted a Thursday evening Couple Club gathering with a no host supper. Mr and Mrs Reid provided fried chicken while other members contributed various dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Knox Reid
Couple Club
Mrs. Reid
Community hosts share summer social club wins
Invited guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jim Francois and Mrs. Shel lie Barnes with Joel Holmes among attendees. Prizes awarded to Mrs. Shepperd and Mr. Francois for high honors, plus bingo to Mr. Shepperd. Hosts Mrs. Wally Davis and Mrs. King Terry led Tally ho and Bridge gatherings with multiple guests and high prize winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Francois
Shellie Barnes
Joel Holmes
Messrs. and Mesdames
Joe Burgess
Paul Vogt
J. W. Shepperd
W. S. Winter
Geo. Koury
the Reids
Mrs. Shepperd
Mr. Francois
Mr. Shepperd
Wally Davis
Thurday
Mesdames Perryman
M. C. Kay
Johnnie Braswell
A. V. Gunn
G. H. Harfst
Truman Hatch
James Kemp
Ray LaBeff
Dan Ritter
Reginald Wotan
W. I. Winter
Winter
Mrs. Perryman
Mrs. LaBeff
Alpine Girl to Marry San Antonio Man
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Forbus of Winters announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Margaret Forbus Mullins to Edwin Lamm Jr. of San Antonio. The wedding is set for Sunday August 31 at the Travis Park chapel in San Antonio. Mrs. Mullins has worked at the Lockhart clinic for eight months and is a graduate of M. and S. hospital San Antonio, studying at Sul Ross College while here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Forbus
Winters
Margaret Forbus Mullins
Edwin Lamm Jr
San Antonio
Travis Park Chapel
Mullins
Lockhart Clinic
M. & S. Hospital
Sul Ross College
Native Shrub Studied by Garden Club
Misses Margaret and Anna Linn hosted the Garden club in their Alpine home last Friday evening. Members discussed the native shrub Yellow Bell and viewed blossoms near the Jones driveway. Each guest received a spray for observation, and admiration was noted for Miss Margaret Linn's double petunias in her flower bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Anna D. Linn
Yellow Bell
Asa Jones
Alpine
Margaret Linn
Josephine Linn
Deming Girl to Wed Alpine Man on August 23
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hull of Deming New Mexico announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy Clyde na to Barney W Teague Jr son of Mr and Mrs Barney Teague of Alpine. The wedding is planned for August 23 in Deming. Also notes 1944 US production of dates at 13 190 tons with over 90 percent from California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deming
Clyde Hull
N. M
Dorothy Clydena
Barney W. Teague Jr
Barney Teague
Alpine
United States
California
Rotary Talk Highlights China Aid and Past Perils
Mrs. Mary E. Marshall recalls China service during 1925 to 1937 including internment in Shanghai and teaching with her husband. She asks Rotarians to answer what has been done for China as they consider the world’s needs. Guests and visiting Rotarians from Kerrville Harlingen Marfa Baton Rouge Itasca attended the meeting with local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Mary E. Marshall
Rotary
Alpine girl awarded fellowship at University of Alabama
Miss Anne Gibson of Alpine has won a non service graduate chemistry fellowship at the University of Alabama for the coming year with a $500 stipend and out-of-state tuition remission. A Sul Ross senior in the upper ten percent, she will pursue a masters in sociology and has held numerous honors including Who’s Who in American Universities, Alpha Chi, and Mask and Slipper Drama Club memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Gibson
Sul Ross
University of Alabama
Gibson
Tyr. A. B. Moore
Graduate School
The
Alabama University
Miss Gibson
F. P. Gibson
Alpine
West Texas
Alpine High School
Alpha Chi
Mask and Slipper Dramatic Club
Alpha Psi Omega
National Honorary Dramatic Fraternity
Judy
Mary
York Nativity
Bernadette
Comedian Butterworth Estate Gets Late Check Return
The estate administrator received a note about a returned check marked deceased addressing the late Charles Butterworth. The message asks the recipient to rectify the error at their earliest convenience. The humorous exchange about a sweat er girl is also mentioned in the dateline text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Butterworth
Mr. Butterworth
Ransom Threat Prompts Wry Town Response
A threatening note demands $1,000 left under a cottonwood in Park Square Tuesday night or the husband will be kidnapped. The wife replies she has no money and counts on the men to keep their promise, highlighting a grim town humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Square
Dinner Time Confusion on the Porch
A hillbilly sleeps on the porch when his son wakes him for dinner. The man, still groggy, questions the meal time and jokes that he just ate. The boy clarifies it is dinner, not breakfast, prompting the tired father to mutter about things always changing.
Punny Genesis Tale And Farm Values From The 1940s
A rustic quip about Adam and Eve is recounted with a sheriff's tone plus a note on farm animal values. The piece cites horse and mule prices averaging $53.48 in 1933 and $65.00 in 1944, highlighting agricultural economics across the era.
Thefts Reported in Local Incidents Monday Night
Several thefts were reported here Monday night. A medical case was stolen from Dr Malone V Hills car and one from Dr D O Jeters auto with a knife slashed case. Over $200 worth of tools taken from Ray Newsoms electrical contractor car. Anja Wilson Jr reports an attempted break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Malone
Hill
D. O. Jeter
Dr. Jeter
Ray Newsom
Anja Wilson Jr
Notice to creditors for the Clifford estates Amarillo Tex
A notice requests all persons having claims against the estates of Mr and Mrs N M Clifford to communicate with BE Jack Clifford 406 Polk St Amarillo Texas. Date code 8 1 3e appears in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M. Clifford
BE. J
Jack) Clifford
Polk St
Amarillo
Tex
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Society
C. D. Wood
Gateway Cafe
C. J. Smith
Alpine Mosaic Tile CO
Mae M. Ament
the Parkway Hotel
First National Bank
of Alpine
F.d.lc
Wayne Mossey
Grady Nelon
John D. Young III
Bob Wuest
Philip Newsome
Sherman Newsom
M. W. Hopson
George Foster P
L. Beard
O. Murphy
Bob Saure
Garden Club
Rotary News
M. A. Webb
Alabama U
Good Housekeeping Magazine
Junior
Mythellaneous
Adam
Frederick Klopp
Holland Ave
Albert Ledenham
Mertzon, Texas
Walt
TONI
Deluxe Cleaners
Women’s Civic Club
Big Bend
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