Wade Smith wedding unites families in First Christian Church
Miss Margaret Elizabeth Wade wed Dr Lex Burke Smith at eight on Sunday morning in the First Christian church with a double ring ceremony. The bride wore a white slipper satin gown. matron of honor was Eddy Nations of Long Beach. Best man was Roger Smith of Teague. Flower girl Carol Ann Vogt attended.
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Margaret Elizabeth Wade
Lex Burke Smith
John E. Pickering
J. C. Wade
Lex Smith
Teague
W. S. Winter
Paul Vogt
Carol Ann Vogt
Galveston Bride Weds Dallas Doctor in Texas Ceremony
Miss Benny Lee Smith sister of the groom and Mrs. Eric Williams aunt of the bride presided at a lace bedecked reception in the Holland hotel banquet room after the ceremony. The three tier cake featured white rose garlands and a miniature bride and groom atop it. After a Yellowstone trip the couple will reside in Dallas.
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Holland Hotel
Benny Lee Smith
Galveston
Eric Williams
Jack Williams
Dallas
Wade Smith wedding dinner honors bride and groom
Mrs. Mary E. Wade hosted a chicken dinner at the Little Mexico cafe last Saturday evening at seven, honoring the bride Miss Margaret E. Wade and groom Dr. Lex B. Smith. Guests included Judge and Mrs. Lex Smith and family from Teague, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wade of Alpine, Mrs. Eddie Nations of Long Beach, Cal., and Rev. and Mrs. John Pickering among others.
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Dallas
Lex Smith
Roger Smith
Teague
Benny Lee Smith
Galveston
C. A. Johnson
Eddie Cleveland
Eddy Nations
Long Beach
Cal
Mary E. Wade
Smith-Wade
Little Mexico Cafe
Margaret E. Wade
Lex B. Smith
J. C. Wade
Alpine
Charles E. Wade
Eddie Nations
W. S. Winter
Paul Vogt
Betty
Carol Ann
John Pickering
El Progreso Club Plans Library Fund Drive
Mrs. D. M. Bennett led a coke party with El Progreso members to discuss library sponsorship. Twelve memberships at 1 dollar each fund adult and children reading privileges and new books, with a hoped library opening by September 1 at Henderson's North Fifth Street location. Alpine Grove 671 Woodmen Circle met August 20 with flowers, gifts to ill member, and a September 17 meeting at Anna Lange's home.
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D. M. Bennett
el Progreso Club
Public Library
Henderson
North Fifth Street
Alpine Grove
Woodmen Circle
Metta Williams
Thelma Williams
Grove
Marie Burling Smith
Anna Lange
Organ and piano recital at M's with Austin Dillon
Mrs Austin Dillon presented pupils in an organ and piano recital last Monday at 8 p m. Participants included Bobby Claston Ann Clanton Toni Pate Don Burgess Jimmy Owens Alice Owens Dan Logan Marcella Shepperd Ticky Shepperd Charles Wright Betty Vogt Colette Barrow Betty Dillon Bobby Dillon. Betty Pickering performed a group of organ numbers.
Purchase of Resuscitator Urged by Pilot Club
The Pilot Club held its regular meeting on Thursday evening August 14 at 7 30 in the Presbyterian Hospitality room with 14 members present. President Winifred Slight chaired. Dr B F Berkeley spoke about the resuscitator the club plans to purchase for Alpine, serving as chairman of the Brewster County chapter of the National Foundation.
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Pilot Club
Presbyterian Hospitality Room
Winifred Slight
B. F. Berkeley
Brewster County
The
National Foundation For
Brewster County Pilot Club Plans Resuscitator, Meetings Change
The Brewster county Pilot club acts to place a resuscitator after doctors decide site in Alpine. A committee will urge doctors to vote on placement. Monthly business meetings shift to luncheons on the second Saturday. board meetings move to the preceding Tuesday. A Sept 27 barbecue honors the Marfa Pilots. Maude Baines becomes parliamentarian. Mae Ament offers mosaic tile for a city park table and barbecue pit. Members urged to vote on Aug 23 amendments and press for Texas women’s rights reforms.
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Brewster County
Pilot Club
Alpine
Vivian McIntyre
Marfa Pilots
Maude Baines
Agnes Hudson
Mae Ament
Mosaic Tile and Brick Co
Mac Ament
Texas
WSCS Reports Activities At Regular Meeting
The Mary Martha Circle of the WSCS met at the home of Mrs. G. C. McDaniel with Mrs. J. R. Whiteside as co host. They reported $9 for the Asbury club to buy leather and tools for the workshop and $11.50 in a library fund to purchase children's books. Mrs. Johnny Braswell and Mrs. A. J. Gard are Sunday school superintendents. guest speaker Mrs. D A Hilton from the Annie Lackey circle spoke on Our Homes For Children. Refreshments served to four guests and 14 members.
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Mary Martha
WSCS
Methodist Church
G. C. McDaniel
J. R. Whiteside
Asbury Club
Johnny Braswell
A. J. Gard
D. A. Hilton
Annie Lackey
Mills Ferguson Rites to Be Held Aug 28
Mrs. Fred E. Griffin invites friends and relatives to the marriage of Eva Jeanne Ferguson to George Mills on Thursday evening August 28 at eight oclock in the First Methodist church of Alpine. A bridge breakfast at the Holland hotel honored the couple, with Mrs. L D Harris and Miss Emmy Lou of Midland hosting. high prizes awarded to Mrs. Holman and Mrs. LaBeff.
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Fred E. Griffin
Herbert M. Mills
Eva Jeanne Ferguson
George Mills
Alpine
L. D. Harris
Emmy Lou
Midland
Holland Hotel
Ross Coney
G. H Harfst
Mesdames
J. R. Whiteside
J. D. Holman
Bill Sohn
Billy Weston
Kenneth Stucke
Bridal showers and resorted feasts mark Eva Ferguson wedding plans
Miss Eva Jeanne Ferguson and her fiancé George Mills receive a flurry of preludes as bridal party fittings precede a Cortez hotel luncheon. A barbecued sendoff at a highway picnic near Alpine gathers families and friends including Mrs. Joe Clark and Mrs. Dorothy Schroeder. A Holland hotel bridge luncheon to honor Ferguson features a pottery shower with carnations and china deer decorations, followed by an afternoon of bridge and prize pottery.
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Eva Jeanne Ferguson
el Paso
Joe Clark
Emmy Lou Harris
Midland
Sue Irvin
Wallis
Joe Luckett
Gene Wallace
Cortez Hotel
John R. Whiteside
G. C. McDaniel
George Mills
Alpine
Bill Sloan
Burr Thornton
Jim Jones
H. H. Murphy
Waco
Dorothy Schroeder
Holland Hotel
Mesdames Joe Clark
Ross
Birthday Party for Mr and Mrs W H Terry
Mr and Mrs W H Terry hosted a Wednesday evening birthday party at their spacious home. Guests included Morgan Terry and family from Alice and Fuqua Younger from Dumas. A bountiful porch supper preceded dancing to a fiddler orchestra and floral gifts, with many friends in attendance.
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W. H. Terry
Terry
Morgan Terry
Weldon and
Philip
Alice
Fuqua Younger
Dumas
Mr. Terry
Rev Oscar Hudson Leaves Alpine Nazarene Post
Rev Oscar Hudson who has long led the Church of the Nazarene in Alpine steps down after serving for an extended period, ending his tenure as pastor of the Alpine congregation.
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Oscar Hudson
Church of the Nazarene
Alpine
Evangelical leader resigns to re enter ministry work in Atlanta
A religious figure has resigned to return to evangelistic work that has occupied most of his life. His first meeting is set for Atlanta, Georgia. Rev. I. C. Dunbar, previously based in Muskogee Oklahoma, has accepted the local pastorate and will preach next Sunday morning.
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Atlanta
I. C. Dunbar
Muskogee
Okla
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