New Deal Bridge Club Hosts Shower for Mrs Gilley
The New Deal Bridge club was entertained by Mesdames C. E. Patterson and Roscoe Parker at Mrs. Patterson's home. A shower for Mrs. Kessler Gilley, who has led Alpine as president for six months, followed. Handkerchiefs, high table scores prizes, and a tray of stationery were presented as parting gifts. Guests included Mesdames Tess Everett, Lee Smith, Vicky Young, Walter Garnett Jr., and many others. a refreshment course was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Deal Bridge Club
Mesdames
C. E. Patterson
Roscoe Parker
Tess Everett
Lee Smith
Vicky Young
Walter Garnett, Jr
J. T. Mullenix
Joey
Bob Sharp
Percy Wallace
J. Cooley
John Clanton
Keseler Gilley
Bill Yates
Contract Bridge Club Held Dinner At Pletcher Home
Mr and Mrs Henry Pletcher hosted their contract club at dinner Monday evening The guest list included W H Terry and W H Terry Jr Ghirley Scales Vernon McIntyre A Swan Alan Praser and other ladies and gentlemen guests described as present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contract Bridge Club
Henry Pletcher
Contract Club
Messrs
Mesdames
W. H. Terry
Ghirley Scales
Vernon McIntyre
A. Swan
Alan Praser
Miss Mary Verne Moorman Bride Elect Entertained
Miss Irma Lee Batey hosted a luncheon in scarlet and gray Sul Ross colors honoring Miss Mary Verne Moorman, with Kenneth Starnes to wed next Sunday morning. Guests included Mrs and Mrs M H Moorman, Beas Lee, Alene Pratler, Betty Goliday, and many others. the event featured themed place cards, bouquets, and a framed picture gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Batey
Irma Lee Batey
Mary Verne Moor
Kenneth
Starnes
Mitre Peak
Sul Ross
Mary Verne
M. H. Moorman
Beas Lee
Alene Pratler
Betty Goliday
Mary Rose Back
Hays
Cotton
Mary Verne Moo
John Perkine
Dorothy
Ann
Dell
Sul Ross College
Quitaque High School
Perkins
H. Watson
John [Perkins
Tommy Bickley
John Stowell
J. T. H. Bickley
M.H. Moorman
H. G. ‘Watson
Johnny Clanton
Leta Shelton
John Fortner
Louis Starns
Mary Verne Moorman
Bessee Moorman
Frances West
Mary West
Leitha Chaffin
Willa B. More- Jock
Annie Kate Fermuson
Lucile Watson
Frances Mitchell
Frances Blaydes
Melba Ruth Blaydes
Ernestine Behrens
Katherine Turney
Killiane Keefer
Aith Bnele
Marguerite Scales
Norabel Hollebeke
Bridge Party Honors Doan Guest At Jackson Home
Mrs. Ford Jackson hosted a Tuesday bridge party for two tables in honor of house guest R T Mitchell of San Antonio. Attendees included Mesdames Gay Meriwether Ernest Mollison Vernon McIntyre Anja Wilson Cas Edward W H Tory Jr Reny Richardson and the guest of honor. Blue glassware prizes awarded to the honoree and to Mrs. Gay Meriwether for high score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Home
Ford Jackson
Industrialized Barn Draws 800000 Visitors at Fair Exhibit
The Industrialized Barn, part of the Ford Exposition in Chicago during Farm Week, has drawn over 800,000 visitors. The barn demonstrates crop processing for industrial use with soybeans central to displays, including car components and oil production. The Ford event area also features machinery displays, a replica workshop, and the 2000-foot Roads of the World garden with roads like the Appian Way and Grand Sahara Caravan Route. The Detroit Symphony Orchestra plans free performances at the amphitheatre.
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Chicago
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Michigan
Ford
Old Motor Company
Mr. Ford
Sacre Ford Gardens
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Chamber of Commerce Clippings by Berta Clark Lassiter Secretary
Supt. R D Morgan of the Chisos park visited town Saturday to arrange entertainment for the state and national parks boards on the 2nd and in September. One part of the program will be a musical and stunt performance by enrollees on the night of the 2nd. Inquiries this week include ranch work, Mohair goats for sale, Haley ranch vacation, and county land prices in the southern part of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Morgan
Chisos Park
Haley Ranch
Poison Plant Killing Cattle Near Van Horn
An 8 0 8 call to Dr. Frank Mathews of the poison plant laboratory at Alpine reports cattle dying north of Van Horn from suspected toxic forage. The lab studies range plants that injure cattle sheep and goats, noting scarce, dry forage this season limits experiments. Alpine offers varied inquiries about hotels and rates at Avalanche advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank
Mathews
Poison Plant Laboratory
Alpine
van Horn
Sul Ross To Award Degrees At Summer Session
Forty five degrees and 77 certificates will be awarded at Sul Ross College when summer exercises close next Friday in the college auditorium. Registrar Miss Anna D Linn said 24 seniors were in the June erad icating class, totaling 69 degrees for the year, up from 15 last year. August section lists many B A and B C certificates with numerous applicants from Texas and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sul Ross College
Anna D. Linn
Ralph Barker
Taylor
Texas
Mary V. Boatright
Colorado
Alene Prazier
Fort Stockton
Dorothy Florence Hinds
Crowell
Lloyd C. Pyle
Maverick
Verdis Riordan
San Angelo
Katherine Taylor
Corpus Christi
Carlyn van Orman
Alpine
Vta Roebuck
Aspermont
Edith Toombs
Valera
Murene Ranchman Cattle Lease and Local Murders
Fragmentary report describes a cattle lease at Murene Ranch near Van Horn with cattle sold for twenty five dollars per head plus calves. It lists names from Alpine Fort Stockton and Ballinger for various school certificates. The text notes a rancher Mr Smith murdered by a Mexican assailant now jailed in Wad Horn awaiting trial for the murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hie Smith Ranch
van Horn
C. Mitchell
Marfa
Corn Beit Food
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Ham
B. Woot
Stier Society
Sew Deal
Mrs. Gilley
P. L. Brown
Lois Bea Osgood
Sanderson
Laura Lee ‘White
Lois Bearsgood
J. L. Osgood
Jack
Frank Brown
Dick and
Gladys Morton
Elaine Scott
Mary Beth Robinson
Mary Lou Scott
Laura Lee White
Billie Joe White
Cotter Ann White
Elsie Jordan
Virginia Ruth Parker
Robert and
Edwina Price
el Paso
Billy Hestes, Jr
Sete Perkins
Hlefland Hotel
Betlenng
Alpine, Texas
J. W. Shepperd
Watch Repaire
A. L. Brantley
Darling
Courthouse
Alan R. Fraser
Mehurry
Otis Turner Real Estate
A. E. Owens
W. D. Craddock
A.M. Turneyrey
Law Office
Court House
Frawford Insurance
Wells McIntyre
Edgar Martin
Margaret Linn
Mr. Swan
L. D. Harris
Emmy Low
Locust Swimming Pool
Emmy Lou Harris
Betty Jane Keefer
Gloria
Betty Hoingshead
D. M. Bennett
Bennett
H. H. Mangham
A. B. Owens
PR. J. Ratliff
R. B. Slight
Chamber of Comme
Berta Clark Lassiter
Lawe
Fey
Hoopes
Eval Agams
Hos
Oklahoma
Emma Jackson Anderson
Anthony
New Mexico
Paul Milton Andrews
Eastland
Page Blerschwale
Port Stockton
Hazel Bruton
Eldorado
Dorothy Burgin
Hondo
Charlotte Carpenter
Port Worth
Gordon K. Denman
Maurice Dosey Jourdanton
Perom Industrial Education
Virginia Duncan
T. J H. Dyer
Lamesa
Er Powe
Sabina
Tessabeth F. Groves
Garland
Opal Quinn Hill
McCamey
John Harmon Kittin
del Rio
Doxie Swope Lcudder
Port Davis
Ome
Virgilia Welch
William Irwin
Winter
Byron Yates
San Antonio
Florence Black
Henry Ward Black
Helen Chap
Mar Osona
Evewn Goforth
Comfort
Cleo A. Hubbard
Best
Temas
Cobb & Mower
Pay Bowman
Ernestine Cox
Rule
Atta Landrun
Leona Brannon
Maiden Low
Menard
Ruth Penrod
Olivia Williams
J. W. Smith
Paso
Ben Featherston
Gaynette Robbins
Permanent
Bloise Emery Bissett
Brady
Aileen Cash
Bandera
Edth Cook
Alvin
Minnie Tee Coates
Merkel
Geonwia Gildart
Camp Ward
Hoye Jenkins
Gallatin
Mie Jones
Haskell
Beatrice Sitehell
Winters
Ina Patton
Rakota
Simbes Smith
Kingsland
Jote Polk
Sierra Blanca
Marie Sock ‘Well
Bien
Theo Charise Weatherby
Whitsett
Elie Wer
Karnes City
Helen Margaret Perkins
Pabens
Matt Smith
Home People
Orient Dairy
Dom Adams
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