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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1943

Page

5

Society notes on wedding and party N politicians

Lieut Mays and Ft Smith Maid are married Beverly G Hays, son of Otis E Hays, Fort Smith, to Miss Jean Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs HT Laws, Vila, Cl. The ceremony, performed by the minister, took place at the Mara Methodist church in Hayes. The couple reside in Fort Smith Ark. Lieut and Mrs Glen Holland hosted a six course dinner at Mrs W Van Sickle’s home, honoring Mrs Robert Hickerson, whose birthday, and Mrs George F Hughes of Houston, were present. Guests included Lieut and Mrs Robert Hickerson, Lieut and Mrs Hermistone, Lieut and Mrs John Kimbrough, Lieut A Isaacs, Mrs George F Hughes, and the hosts Lieut and Mrs Holland. The table had red silver candelabra, seasonal flowers from the Van Sickle garden. D Burcham’s sister Mrs H D Bennett of San Antonio visiting. Bridge guests included Mrs Y D McMur y of Midland, Miss Aetna Smith of Cameron, Mrs Don Carlton, Mrs G H Harist. Members present were Mesdames Barnes, Bure ss, Frazer, Hord, Hudson, McIntyre, Shepperd, Wood. Hostess gave guest prize to Mrs Bennett. war stamps awarded to Mrs Hearist and Mrs Hord.

Mays FT. Smith Beverly G. Hays Otis E. Hays Fort Smith Jean Lewis Mra Laws Vila Mara Hayes Raf Mars Glen Holland W. van Sickle Robert Hickerson George F. Hughes Houston Holland Hermistone John Kimbrough A. Isaacs

For Sale or Trade Prime apartment income property and homes

For sale or trade a variety of residences including NO 1 apartment income property new, well located on paved street. NO 4 stucco 3 bed with rental income. NO 6 large 10 apartment outbuildings. NO 7 seven room with new roof and gas plant. NO 8 eight room with barn. NO 8 fine new ultra modern home. NO 10 six room modern brick on highway. NO 11 modern stucco with built in garage. NO 12 seven room stuccoed cottage with assumable HOLC debt. NO 13 beautiful modern with grapes. NO 14 modern five room near Ward School. Loans on Alpine city and ranch land offered. Abstracts and title insurance available.

Ward Ward School Alpine City

Evelyn Shaw Becomes Bride of Pfc Jamerson

Mr and Mrs William Shaw announce the marriage of Evelyn Frances Shaw to Pfc R C Jamerson on July 31 at Fort Davis Lieut E Clark acted as best man The bride grew up in Alpine Texas where her father is Southern Pacific Railroad yard master and she graduated from Alpine High in 1943 The groom was born in Indianapolis and graduated from Howe High School He is stationed at the air base

William Shaw Evelyn Frances R. C. Jamerson Ft. Davis E. Clark Marfa Alpine Southern Pacific RA Alpine High School Indianapolis Ind Howe High School

Cleanor Fletcher Weds Raymond Thomas at Belton Texas

Miss Eleanor Fletcher and Raymond Thomas of Camp Hood Texas married Saturday July 31 at 9 pm in Belton Texas. Minster Charles Goodnight officiated. The bride wore a pink redingote suit with black accessories and a gardenia corsage. Attendants were cousins Ruth Patterson and Charles Reed. The couple will reside at 120 Hale Street Belton.

Eleanor Fletcher Raymond Thomas Camp Hood Texas Belton Charles Goodnight Church of Christ Charles Reed Ruth Patterson Thomas J. H. Fletcher Valentine Sgt. Thomas Dee S. Thomas Fort Stockton Alpine Sul Ross College Hale St

Savilla Weston Weds Corporal Griffin Parcel at Ft Davis

The marriage of Miss Savilla Weston to Corporal Griffin L Parce took place July 31 at Ft Davis. Attended by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ames, the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Weston, longtime ranchers. Groom’s home is Benton Harbor Michigan. couple at home in Alpine. A postnuptial tea honored the bride’s aunt, Mrs. Griffin L Parce, with a color theme of red, white and blue and more than 50 guests at the Weston home.

Griffin L. Parce Forest Weston Elmo Weston Marathon J. C. Weston Gene Benson Julia Vaughn Marian Bobo Eva Jean Ferguson Fannie Forrester Evelyn Jamerson Verna Mae George Myra Sue Barge Iris Hembree

Dance at Indian Lodge Hosts Honor Couple

Dr and Mrs Malone Hill and Mr and Mrs Dink Wardlaw of Marathon hosted a Saturday night dance at Indian Lodge honoring Mr and Mrs.

Indian Lodge Malone Hill

Gilmer Morriss Hosts Evening With Stringfells Orchestra

About 150 guests from Ft Davis Masta Marathon and Alpine attended the evening as Gilmer Morriss and Mr and Mrs Charles Stringfellow hosted. The music was provided by a Marfa orchestra.

Gilmer Morriss Charles Stringfellow Ft Davis Masta Marathon Alpine

Mrs Dennis Honored Guest At Bridge Party

Mrs J W Shepperd entertained two tables of bridge at her home Saturday night honoring Mrs Carlton Dennis of Southgate California. Guests included Mrs Dennis Mrs John Scott of San Antonio Mrs Dorothy Scannell Mrs Shellie Barnes Mrs J E Bur ess Mrs G H Harfst Mrs Mab McCool and Mrs Bill Winter. The hostess gave a guest prize to the honoree who also won high score. Mrs Sh ellie Barnes won Bingo and the low score went to Mrs McCool.

J. W. Shepperd Carlton Dennis Southgate Cal Dennils John Scott San Antonio Dorothy Scannell Shellie Barnes J. E. Buress G. H. Harfst Mab McCool Bill Winter McCool Barnes Aostess Bridge Meryl Engbrock el Campo Miss Engbrock George Kempen L. D. Stockton Frank Losee Kenneth Hess Craig Methias Methies Missy Engbrock Stockton Carlton , Dennis Calif Warner Reid Silverton Texas Forrest Hope J. W. Sheppers Edgar Martin Eva Chatfin Dennis Reid Shepperd Dudley Underwood Presidio Mesdames Underwood James Logan Methias Cecil LaBeff G. J. Harfst J. S. Hord

Swim Party and Buffet Honoring Locust Pool Guests

Mrs. A L Stroud and Mrs N F Dallman hosted a Saturday swimming party at Locust pool then a buffet supper at their home. Honorees included Gloria Barbee of Bryan and Jack Pate of Amarillo, with aviation cadets and local guests attending.

A. L. Stroud N. F. Dallman Locust Pool Army Air Field Iris Lewis E. McIntire Leroy Nelson Ralph Mast Elwood Miller Charlie Jean’ Miller Laura Lee’ 'White Eva Jean Ferguson Dorothy Caldwell John McClenaghan J. D. McGlenaghan Fred Griffin

Barbecue Supper Held at McIntyre Ranch

Mr and Mrs Vernon McIntyre hosted a barbecue at their ranch for their niece Mrs Charles Stringfellow and her husband. The event featured sunset and moonlight, floodlit oaks, and a variety of foods with games and singing.

Vernon McIntyre Janet Charles Stringfellow Mr. Stringfellow

Surprise party honors Sul Ross dean Gilley at home

Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Gilley were feted Thursday by Sul Ross faculty at Miss Lutie Britt’s suburban home. About 65 attendees included faculty, wives and children. Gilley, head of Mathematics and dean of men for 20 years, is resigning to return to his Sherman area farm in Fannin County. Gifts included a floor lamp and a linen luncheon set from Dr. Morelock and Miss Britt.

C. A. Gilley Sul Ross Lutie Britt Gilley Dept. of Mathematics Sul Ross College Sherman Fannin County Stather Elliott Alice [Cowan Mac McMullan McMullan University of Texas Chatham Jan Coventry Clevrer

Funeral Services Held In Fort Davis For Prominent Ranchman

Wil­liam Otis Grubb 58 died in Temple Aug. 10. Funeral held Thursday at Baptist church Fort Davis with Rev Bulis Hill and Dr T R Gathright officiating. Grubb lifelong rancher, manager of the UUP and U. Down ranch. Survived by wife, three sons W O Jr George Earl, four daughters, four grandchildren, one brother, three sisters. Pallbearers listed. burial at Fort Davis cemetery after brief prayer.

Fort Davis Baptist Church William Otis Grubb Temple Texas Bulis H. Hill Christian Church of Marta T. R. Gathright Fort Davis Baptist Grubb W. O. Grubb Jr George Grubb Earl Grubb Preston Johnson Jack Dumas Hulen C Harvey Dorothy Marie Grubb T. M. Grubb Fort Hancock S. A. Hess el Paso E. Davis Fabens W. P. Geaslin van Horn Dumas George C. Williams Jesse C. Fisher Sr Clay Espy C. E. Eaton Jim Espy Tyrrel E. Smith J. C Walker Warren D. Bloys J. W. Espy J.C. Duncan M. H. Sprou Richard Merrill Charles Prude Roy H. Bloys C. E. Mead Frank Jones A. J. Hoffman Marfa Perry Cartwright Alpine D. G. McIvor Concord N. H W. D Reynolds Kent Mr. Grubb

Haley Boys Help Uncle Build Big Army Navy

Pfc Kenneth H Haley of the ordnance department at the Advanced Flying school has four brothers serving in the armed forces two in the army and two in the navy Ada Haley of Tishomingo Oklahoma is their mother The brothers include Pfc Barney O Haley Cpl Hugh H Haley and Seaman Second Class Don L Haley All are Murray college graduates except Barney who also attended Murray college and was a civil service employee The article mentions the brothers serving in various locations and roles with the family background in Oklahoma culture and education.

Kenneth H. Haley Ordnance Department Advanced Flying School Army Navy Ada Haley Tishomingo Okla Kenneth Haley University of Oklahoma Murray College Barney O. Haley United States Civil Service Turlock Calif Hugh H. Haley Fort Riley Kans Don L. Haley

Pecos Man Appointed Regional War Chest Chairman

Pecos hotel operator Dudley Yard was named regional chairman of Region 16 for the United War Chest of Texas. George A. Butler praised Yard and highlighted the counties in the region Brewster Culberson El Paso Hudspeth Jett Davis Loving Pecos Presidio Reeves Ward Winkler. Yard leads Brandon Hotel Pecos and serves as director for West Texas Chamber of Commerce Texas Good Roads Association and Pecos Chamber of Commerce. The drive aims to raise nearly 5 million dollars for Texas war relief agencies with county chairmen to be announced as plans materialize.

Dudley Yard Pecos Texas Hotel ‘Association United War Chest of ‘Texas George A. Butler Houston United War Cher F Texas Ward

Local Talent Theatrical Group Formed at Flying School

The Advanced Flying school under Special Service head Et Aa C Armbruster forms a talent group to bolster USO shows. Auditions select singers dancers and actors. Promising members include Milton Lampert Roger Howard and others with diverse theater experience. Jimmy J Haley 17 joined the Navy in San Diego before finishing high school.

Flying School Detera Special Service Office Et Aa.c. Armbruster Talent Seu Puts Milton Lampert Roger Howard Lampert New Theatre School New York Ety Art Trio Howard Ac Ens Orther Shipyard San Diego Calif Jimmy J. Haley Navy

Va Players Consider WAACs for Season

A Virginia Players troupe based in Charlottesville contemplates adding WAAC members to boost stage color and widen show scope. The group, begun in preparatory school era by an aspiring utility actor, plans a season opener with a variety show and possibly a dramatization of Milton Margrove's See.

Virginia Players Charlottesville Waacs G. 1 Milton Margrove

Army Air Forces Flying School Renamed at Marfa Alpine

Announcement notes a renaming from Army Air Forces Advanced Flying School to Army Air Force Pilot School at the Marfa Alpine area. The report also records social visits by Mr and Mrs Ed Babb and daughter of Sanderson and Lt Chas Benton Adams from Gainesville, with Adams staying overnight. The piece closes with a call for scrap metal for the Army.

Mar Ed Babb Sanderson Dem Adams Chas. Benton Adams Gainesville

Also Mentioned on This Page

Society C. D. Wood Mrs. Burcham Persea Healon Treraessonde Rentonr Trans-Pecos Abstract Company Evelyn Shaw PFC Jamerson Cleanor Fletcher and Savilla Weston Parce Mrs. Dennis Mcintyre Ranch Davis Haley Boys Uncle United War Chest Drive BCC SCOT Avia Rena Nee APS The Irevediate Ritchey Brothers Joe Tever Atta First National Bank OF Alpine Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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