Alpine society notes and a Sul Ross wedding
About fifty members of the Methodist Sunday school class held a chicken fry at Lone Indian mountain, with men frying chicken and women serving. Miss Martha Helen Elrod of Texon, a Sul Ross student, wed G. W. Ponge of Rankin Alpine in a ceremony performed by Rev. R. P. Davis. The couple plans to live in Rankin after a Monterrey wedding trip. guests included Arch Allen and the Kokernot family. A Mexican-themed rehearsal dinner at Poblano cafe preceded the wedding. Also featured: Miss Irma Lee Batey hosting a seated tea in honor of her mother Mrs. Jackson S. Batey and Miss Anne Batey with Sul Ross connections, among other Alpine social items.
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Tex ‘On
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Rankin Alpine
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Henry Lease
J.D. Hix
Alpine Light and Tee Company
Uvalde
Sul Rows College
W. H. Kokernot
Gonzales
Alpine
Schriener Tosti
Monterrey
Mexico
Lee Kokernot
Poblano Cafe
Ted Ocatilla
Henry Espinosa
Johnnie Sue Hix
David Koker
W. H. Lease
Arch Allen
Thomas Granger
Carl ‘Thain
Ida Kokernot
Gladys Anthon
John Kokernot
George Doherty
Miss Batey
Irma Lee Batey
Kokernot Lodge
Jackson S. Batey
Nashville
Edith Burford
Alice Cowan
WOKERNOT-HIX NUPTIALS WELD LAST THURSDAY
Miss Johnnie Sue Hix wed David Lee Kokernot in an Aug 8 ceremony at the home of Mrs Ida Kokernot. Rev Buren Parks presided with an improvised floral altar and daisies. Before the vows Mrs Thomas Granger sang At Dawning and Mrs Thain accompanied and played. The couple exchanged vows as Friday Chorus music filled the room.
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Thomas Granger
Carl Thain
Thain
Sparks
David Kokernot
Iney and Councillor at Law in Alpine Texas
A. M. Turney, noted in Alpine, Texas, is identified in connection with legal matters as a sitting law figure. The notice references professional involvement and local civic roles. No additional dates or participants are provided in the fragment.
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A. M. Turney
Iney
Law
Alpine, Texas
Two apartments near college with beds and bath
Two apartments available close to the college campus offering good beds and a bath with water furnished. Also a range tent for rent for Bloys encampment. Contact Mrs. 11 W. Rixon at 8-9tfe.
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College Campus
W. Rixon
Better Breakfasts in Spring Morning Fare
A late night mood lifts into a morning guide for a richer breakfast. The recipe blends coffee aromas with a creamy egg milk mix, using two tablespoons of hot drip for flavor and six eggs with milk to create a smooth filling, served on buttered toast for six.
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Tse
Mneae
Serait
Thought-Out Menus Make Bully Breakfasts HATS
A fragmented social page item describes a breakfast with poached eggs, toast and paprika, plus coffee and cereal steps. It notes guests including Miss Stather Elliott and Mrs Thomas Granger, and details a ninth birthday party for Evelyn Frances Shaw with pink white décor, cake, ice cream, and games.
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W. E. Shaw
Enis Binion
Kathleen Morgan
Willene Smith
Mary Beth Robinson
Minerva Phelps
Elsie Jordan
Mary Lots Me
Anally
Elaine Scott
Celia Ann Smith
Mary Lou Scott
Billie Joe White
Frank Lamar Brown
David George Walker
Hal David Smith
Jack Wayne Brown
Bruce Nichol
Mrs Nichols Hosts Honoring Mrs Dean In San Antonio Ties
Mrs Nichols entertained at her home on Thursday honoring Mr Nichols sister Mrs Thomas Dean of San Antonio and her daughter Miss Ethel Dean. Outdoor flowers and lawn lights set a pretty scene for 42 with punch served throughout.
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J. ¥. Nichols
Nichols
Thomas Dean
San Antonio
Ethel Dean
Mrs Mangham Hosts 42 Party in West Alpine
Mrs HH Mangham entertained guests as "42" Wednesday afternoon at her West Alpine home. Honorees included Mrs Thomas Dean and Miss Ethel Dean of Antonito. Bouquets brightened the decor. high score prize went to Mrs J P Nichols, guests received prizes. Refreshments, green and white theme, and a list of attendees followed.
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Elizabeth Hale
Himore
Thomas Dean
Ethel Dean
HH. Mangham
van Fosson
War- Inock
Forest Binion
Sloan Matthews
Mises Helen
Lee Stewart
Helen Cushman
Rosa
Mesdames
Felix McGaughy
van Fos‘son
J. P. Nichols
van Binion
Warnock
Harold May
Peyton Cain
Charles Chambers
Kelly Vance
Dinner Honoring Visiting Guests at Sul Ross Summer Session
Norma Forsyth and Miss Jennie Mae Chadwick of Carthage hosted a dinner at the Holland hotel honoring Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neal on their return from a Colorado wedding trip. Neal is a cousin of J. W. Frazer. The hostesses gifted copper etchings to the guests of honor. Other attendees included the hostesses and honor guests.
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Afiss
Norma Forsyth
Jennie Mae Chadwick
Carthage
Sul Ross College
Holland Hotel
Robert Neal
Alpine
Colorado
Neal
J. W. Frazer
Local society meeting and art exhibit announced
An-nary society gathered at Mrs. Robert Elliott's home on Tuesday 13th with Mrs. John Scott presiding. Miss Mildred Elliott hosted a Japan program led by Mrs. Russell Duncan assisted by Mrs. A E Owens. Ice cream and cake were served to members and guests including Mrs. John Scott and others. Xavier Gonmaier paintings announce summer art colony exhibit headlined by artist Gonzalez, head of Sophia Newcomb College art department in New Orleans.
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A. E. Owens
Anja Wilson
W. le Hester
Edgar Martin
Jimmie Durham
Frank Brown
Stather Elliott
Minnie J. Johnston
Xavier Gonmaier
Gonsalez
Ate
Sophia Newcomb College
New Orleans
Art Colons
Alpine Art Exhibit by Sul Ross Colony at Kokernot Lodge
An Alpine notice announces an art exhibit by Sul Ross summer artists colony at Kokernot Lodge. The exhibit runs Saturday from 3:10 to 3:10? o'clock and Sunday in the same hours, showcasing work by colony members from the summer.
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Alpine
Sul Ross
Kokernot Lodge
Memors
Entertaining Visiting Educators With Tea and Art Exhibit
The Sal Ross college summer art colony hosts a tea for the state college regents and presidents this week. Works from colony members and director Mr Gonzalez will be on view, with talks by President Morelock and Mr Gonzalez. A barbecue follows hosted by Sut Ross faculty.
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Board of Regents
State Colleges
Sut Ross
Sal Ross College
Gonzalez
Morelock
Gonzaez
Bronx High School Beginners Learn Baseball And Basketball
In Bronx high school, boys are taught baseball and basketball using bell balls. Guide ropes mark the base lines and boys use acute hearing to direct play. Normal pitched balls are used by both teams.
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Bronx
Biind Eile Tren
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