Miss Mary Ann Kokernot Leaves for Waco Visit
Miss Mary Ann Kokernot departed yesterday for Waco to visit friends and enjoy a short stay.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1940
Page
2
Miss Mary Ann Kokernot departed yesterday for Waco to visit friends and enjoy a short stay.
W N Clifford Sr arrives in Fort Worth this week to visit friends and relatives, continuing a family gathering in the city.
Mr and Mrs Howard Johnson and their children are visiting his parents in Roscoe.
Mr and Mrs Jeff Wade of Fort Stockton spent the weekend here with his sister Miss Electa Wade. Miss Julianna Cowden of Midland left for home yesterday after a visit with Miss Mary Ann Kokernot.
Mrs. C. E. Patterson and her daughter Patsy returned this week from a visit with relatives at Georgetown.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Billeiter and family returned Wednesday from a trip to Shreveport Louisiana to visit relatives and friends.
Dr. Van McFarland of Eagle Pass visited Alpine last Saturday as guest of his brother in law EF Townsend. George Livingston and son George Jr of Houston and nephew Billy Lease are visiting relatives this week. Mrs. Ford Corkran returned to Austin after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W H Funk. Mrs J J Durham and two children of Chilocco Oklahoma are visiting her mother Mrs Robert Elliott and family.
Nevill Haynes plans to depart Sunday for Las Cruces New Mexico to enroll as a student at New Mexico A. and M. College.
Mr and Mrs Paul Vogt and baby left Sunday to visit relatives at Wickett Cisco and other points expecting to be away about 10 days.
Miss Electa Wade Western Union manager returned last week from a visit with relatives in Fort Stockton Monahans and other points with travel noting no further details about her itinerary.
Mrs. Lillie Williams, guest of her mother Mrs. D Runyan this summer, departed Thursday to return to her home in Henderson.
Mrs Ruby Charpin of Vicksburg and four local girls stay as guests of Mrs Kate Moseley, sister to Mrs Charpin, during their visit to Mississippi.
Mrs. J. J. Briley and her daughters returned Thursday after spending weeks visiting friends in Dallas Hot Springs Ark Del Rio and other locations.
Mrs. B. A. Berkheimer and her daughter Peggy Louise of Allegheny pa visit her mother Mrs. Kate Madely at her ranch home west of Alpine.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Richardson and daughter Mary Jo returned Wednesday from an extended trip visiting points in Canada and in the western United States.
Mrs. Lee Smith travels Saturday to Sylvester for a short visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hill and to bring home her daughter Sylvia who has been visiting there.
Sam Nutt came back late last week from McCamey where he was summoned to the bedside of his brother who was seriously hurt in a fall from a house.
Mrs Mab McCool expects to leave Saturday for a market buying trip for her gift shop. She will attend the gift show in Dallas and be away about one week.
Mrs. W. B. Hancock returned from a two months stay in southern California last weekend. She will stay about a month here before travelling to Houston to spend the winter.
Rev. and Mrs. G B Strickler of the Presbyterian church in Alice were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. J J Briley on Tuesday while returning home from Bloys Camp meeting.
Mrs. J. R. Middlebrook of Del Rio and her sister Mrs. A. O. Rollfing with Mr. Rollfing of Houston were guests of Miss Electa Wade in Alpine during the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Roy Hudgins of Corpus Christi arrives Wednesday to join her husband and son Phillip who are visiting Mrs. Hudgins' father E. E. Townsend in California.
Mrs. John McIntyre of Shafter visited her mother Mrs. D Run yen for a two weeks stay this week.
The fragment notes someone attending Bloys encampment and visiting relatives in a local section.
A daughter named Elizabeth Ann was born Friday morning August 16 at Alpine Hospital to Mr and Mrs Anja Wilson Jr Their second daughter weighed 8 pounds 7 ounces and enters the family.
Miss Alice Cowan will leave tomorrow for a vacation trip joining her aunt Miss Eula Piner of Dallas at Amarillo. They will visit Yellowstone Park and other places of interest in the West.
Mr and Mrs F L McCollum left Sunday for a vacation trip to Dallas and other Texas points. They will visit his parents at Hamilton and Mrs McCollum's relatives in the area.
Mr and Mrs John Ferguson announce the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Dan Saiseae at Cuften Vergusen in Houston on August 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Miller and their Grandfalls son visited Alpine on Monday. Mr. Miller, a former Alpine resident, now manages the Texas theatre in Grandfalls, and was joined by Mrs. Miller's brother, Mr. Vaughter, of Wichita Falls.
L. T. Votan, who underwent an operation at Alpine hospital over three weeks ago, was reported improving.
Mr and Mrs W Y Henson depart for a two week trip visiting their children in Houston Dallas and Amarillo J M Nycum of Corpus Christi serves as relief agent at the Railway Express office during Mr Henson's absence
Mrs. Clyde McCain of Victoria stayed with her brother H. C. LaBeff and family this week. On Wednesday she was joined by her Victoria nephew E. A. Smith and they planned to return home by the week’s end.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Beard Jr. and their baby Ann Elizabeth of San Antonio are due to arrive tomorrow for a visit at the H. L. Kokernot ranch, with Mrs. Beard noted as the former Miss Margaret Ogden, granddaughter of Mr. Kokernot.
Mr and Mrs John Washington of Galveston announce the birth of their daughter at John Sealy hospital Friday August 16. The infant weighed 8 pounds 9 ounces and is named Janice Willa in honor of the grandmother Mrs H W Morelock of Alpine.
A. T. Swan departed Wednesday for Joplin Missouri on a business trip. He was accompanied by Miss Helen Fielder who will visit an uncle's family there. Swan plans a ten day return and Helen will visit relatives in Hamlin after.
Nev il Haynes hosted Miss Margaret Statham and Miss Helen Ringland of Edinburg at his grandmother Mrs Kate Nevill's home for two weeks. They joined Nev ill's mother Mrs Jeff Oliver of Edinburg in Alpine before visiting friends in El Paso.
Relatives visiting L T Votaw at Alpine hospital include his brother L D Votaw wife and son Brooks of Brazoria Mrs Votaw's sister Mrs J C Middleton and daughter Dorothy of Orange and Mr Votaw's son Reginald of Tucson Arizona.
Guests of Mary Ann Kokernot and her mother Mrs H L Kokernot Jr at their newly completed Skillman Grove cottage during the Bloys Camp meeting include Miss Julianan Cowden of Midland Miss Mary Frances Smyth of San Antonio Margery Cowen of Archer City and Janette McIntyre.
Mr and Mrs P C Perner and their daughter Mary Louise of Ozona were guests at the Holland hotel. The brief item notes their visit and family presence in the social page.
Mrs. W. H. Terry and Mrs. Homer Graham left yesterday for a visit in El Paso. W. H. Terry Jr. is under treatment and his vision may be impaired.
Mr. and Mrs. Norris Kelton plan a few days with Mrs. Walter Garnett before Mr. Kelton receives his Texas Tech degree this summer and then moves to Vermont for a teaching position, a notable promotion.
Syterian Church announces Sunday school opens in all departments at 9 45 a m Mrs J L Smith is superintendent for the morning session and activities.
The Episcopal Church invites all to an evening service at 7:30 on Sunday led by Rev. G W McKinney. A cordial welcome is extended to the community.
The Avalanche lists candidates in the Democratic run-off primary on August 24, 1940. Calvin C. Huffman of Maverick County and Bill Boggess of Val Verde County contend for the Representative seat in District 67.
Extensive repairing and remodeling are under way on the building occupied by George's cafe on North Fifth Street. A new roof has been installed and the business will be closed for about two weeks during interior work. The building is owned by Mrs. M. L. Turney of Monahans and the business is operated by George Lines.
The text states that Texas Constitution limits on durations for offices not fixed by the constitution do not apply to appointive municipal offices under Civil Service. It covers election rejection, appropriations, proclamation, publication, and ballot form, with the legislature declaring the resolution.
Mrs. Ray White leaves Sunday for her home in La Mesa California after visiting her mother Mrs. Gertrude Moss and other relatives. She is accompanied by Mrs. Moss and the two Joe Moss children Joe Wesley and Nellie Mae. They will visit with Mr. and Mrs. White and with Mr. and Mrs. Zeke Moss in Los Angeles and expect to be away about two weeks.
Billy Fielder and John Richard Whiteside have funded an extended journey by working for their fathers. They left July 390 in John Richards car old Phoebe and have visited Carlsbad Cavern and Yellowstone.
The document directs submission of a proposed amendment to Texas voters at the November 1940 election. It states that a majority in favor gives effect and orders the Governor to publish the amendment as required. A sum of $6 000 is authorized from state funds to cover expenses of the amendment and election.
A joint resolution directs the Texas Secretary of State to amend ballot text to include or exclude the phrase regarding notaries. It instructs the state to issue a proclamation calling a related election and governs how the ballot language should appear for or against the measure.
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