Marathon Mrs O W Eickman Leaves for El Paso
Mrs O W Eickman departed Friday for El Paso after a visit with Mrs Roy Sims. The Rusts are parents of a six pound daughter June Camille born August 19 in El Paso. Mrs Ritchey entertains with a calm Contract Bridge session at her home. Mrs Ritchey had high score with Mrs Roberts second. A salad course was served to a group including Yarbro Roberta Shatter Bison Skinner Leary Collins Ritchey Decie Sime and Mise Lai se Crawford. Lawrence White of Tucumeart N arrived Wednesday to visit his aunts Mrs Jake Hargus and Mrs Margaret Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Rust
June Camille
el Paso
Ritchey
Feron Ritchey
James J. Roberts
Yarbro
Roberta
Shatter
Bison
Skinner
Leary
Collins
Decie
Sime
Mise Laise
Lawrence White
Tucumeart, N. of
Jake Hargus
Margaret Harris
Leste Speer
Helen Buell
Will Teske
Exel
Chamber of Commerce Clippings From Alpine Newsroom
Lasette reports on chamber slides showing ranch scenes in Fort Worth and Big Bend area. Mrs Charley Martin hospitalized in Alpine with serious illness. Pilar and Rawl Jiara return from Chicago World's Fair. Residents host vacation parties to plan tours via Terlingua and St Helena Canyon toward Big Bend park development for next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Smithers
Chamber of Commerce
Charley Martin
Alpine
Fort Worth
Pilar
Rawl Jiara
George Wright
Chicago
Terlingua
St. Helena Canon
Chisos Mountains
Big Bend
Luriss
Starnes Moorman Nuptials Solemnized in Vivid Ceremony
Mary Vere Moorman and Kenneth Starnes wed at the Moor man home in a double ring ceremony read by Rev. Sparks. The setting featured vines and pink roses with a floral arch. Attendants included Miss Bess Lee Moorman and Miss Irma Lee Batey. The couple, both prominent locals and Sul Ross alumni, plan a wedding trip and future roles in education and community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Mitchell
Irma Lee Batey
Mendelssohn
Miss Batey
Sparks
Jerry Starnes
Bess Lee Moorman
Miss Moorman
Sroom
Labbock
Tulis
Quitaque
Aey and Counsellor of Law Case In Texas Court
In Oftien Texas a court case involving a lawyer and a counsellor of law stands as a notable local matter. Details indicate a legal proceeding at Court House addressing issues of professional conduct and judicial oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aey and Counsellor of Law
Oftien
Court House
Alfone, Texas
Religious services and community notes from Alpine area
The column lists Christian Science services and a sermon theme, followed by notices from First Methodist Church detailing Sunday School at 9 45, morning sermon at 11 00 titled Danger Signals, Epworth League at 7 30, and an evening sermon A Contract with God. It also records local social items: Alpine’s 1982 memories of Kenneth’s student activities, Mrs Blaydes luncheon's pink and white flowers, visitors from the Martin ranch, Mrs Lanham leaving for Midland, new baby Anna Laverne, and visits from Sol Kelly and J A Walker enhancing community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Kenneth
M. H. Jones
Lloyd Wade
Party for bride elect at Morelock home
Miss Mary Verne Moorman honored as bride elect with a farewell bridge party at Mrs. H W Morelock home. Guests included many Moorman and Morelock relatives, prizes awarded, and a Krystal tumbler set given to the honoree amid festive garden arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morelock
Mary Verne Moorman
H. W. Morelock
H. G. Wat —Son
H. L. Kokernot, Jr
Mises Emma
Nannie
Willam B. Morelock
Krystal
Bess Lee Moorman
Frances Blaydes
West
D. McMurry
Beaver
Joe Z
Jock
R. J. Ratliff
J. ©. Coleman
A. E. Owens
M. H. Moorman
D. M. Bennett
Sunday church services and study schedule given
Sunday services at 10:00 am with Bible classes. 11:00 am preaching. Evening services at 7:00 pm with young people's classes at 8:00 pm. Wednesday night prayer meeting at 7:30 o'clock.
Cattle Buying Is Resumed in Texas
Austin reports the government resumes cattle purchases in Texas under a new quota system designed to reach all emergency drought counties. 2233 counties are split into 110 districts with crews to buy about 200 head daily per district, totaling about 20,000 cattle, while stateside and out‑of‑state shipments continue under limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Crain
Commodities Distribution Department
Texas Relief Commission
Bureau of Animal Industry
R. D. Morgan
Ison Wayne
Big Bend Park
Fl Paso
Cain
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
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Earl Clark
Corr
O. W. Eickman
Roy Sims
Berta Clark
Lasette
Crawford
John Perkins
J. W. Shepperd
A. L. Brantley
Tm Darling
Courthouse Alpine
Chambers Electric Co. Frigidaire
Otis Turner Real Estate—Insurance
Alpine, Texas
Waller
W. D. Craddock
M. D
Mien Herd
A. M. Turneg
Christian Science Services
Ty Baker Eddy
Mrs. Blaydes
W. B. Martin
Rt JF. Gay
Martin Ranch
Port Davis
F. L. Lanham
Midland
8. A. Starr
Pred Gulihur
Anna Laverne
Sol Kelly
Sonors
Mo*Gonagill Home
J. A. Walker
Albu-querque
Lee Danstelser
Cora Johnson
Christian
Presbyere i
RP. Davis
Fort Stockton
Missred Ismith
Eldorado
Bawin Me Oollum
St. Marah
Bapist Church
McCollum
Alpine Motor Company
Odd Fellows Hall
Christ
G. Wiedersenders
Sul Ross College
Sul Ross
Edna Tobias
Corsicana
J. J. Roberts
Norma Giles
Zetha, Hicks
Zoye Deele
E. H. Moore
Eddie
Shely
Tesnas
San Antonio
CP. Bond
W. K. Bates
Marfa
Our City
Burnham
Adle Hopkins
Isa May Cohn
Alice Hargin
W. A. Hopkins
Joe Hopkins
Jamie
Los Angeles
California
W. W. Moser
Jene of
Abilene
Malcolm Moser
Suetiac
Storey-Whiteside Lumber CO. Teas
Relief Commission
Add
Matt Smith
HOTEL
Paso del Norte
Home People
Orient Dairy
Dom Adams
Indianapolis
Conoco
Indianapolis Speedway
Continental Oil Company
N.B.C
WFAA
WBAF
Harry Rickman
Jack Deany
Hla Music
John B. Kennedy