Pilot Club to Sponsor Radio Program August 29
Alpine Pilot club presents a radio program recounting the 28th International convention in Chicago on KVLF August 29 at 8 p.m. Vivian McIntyre leads the broadcast with interviews of Pilot Club officers from Paris, Canada, and the United States.
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Pilot Club
Pilot Club of Alpine
Chicago
Ill
KVLF
Vivian McIntyre
Alice Brewer White
WTAT
Norfolk
Pilot Club International
Paris
Canada
Paris Club
Daisy Bland
Houston
Texas
London Club
Europe
Josie M. Roberts
Ruby Newhall
Gainsville
Fla
White
Christine Waterman
Windsor
Ontario
Alpine Pilots
Sunshine Epperson
Log
Alpine Club
Edwena Hurley
Pilot Club of Marfa
Marfa
Charles van Gundy
New Garden Club Officers Lead Alpine Group
The Alpine Garden club elected new officers led by President A V Gunn and Vice Presidents F E Weyerts and J O Casparis. The district meeting will be in Alpine on Sept 28 with lunch at First Christian church, and the Dahlia exhibit is postponed. Mrs Meador spoke on church and altar arrangements. about 20 members attended the August 12 meeting at Mrs Dan Ritter's home with hostesses Mrs C M Corkran and Mrs Ray LaBeff.
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Garden Club
Alpine Garden Club
Dan Ritter
C. M. Corkran
Ray LaBeff
F. E. Weyerts
A. V. Gunn
J. O. Casparis
Grady Nelon
D. A. Hilton
Jerry Starnes
G. B. Crawford
Alpine
First Christian Church
Meador
Reunion of Cotter Family Held Recently
Mrs. James Cotter hosts an annual Alpine gathering as children travel from New York and California. Visitors include E C Dennis and Emily of Long Beach, Boyd Scott of Roswell, John Scott and family of San Antonio, Roy Spence of Pecos. Alpine relatives include L C White, Mary Robinson, and Bill Cotter with his wife.
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Cotter
James Cotter
Alpine
New York
California
E. C. Dennis
Emily
Long Beach
Calif
Boyd Scott
Roswell
N. M
John Scott
San Antonio
Roy Spence
Pecos
L. C. White
Dennis
Mary Robinson
Bill Cotter
Bill
Miss Livingston Honors Bride Elect Eloise Pickering
Emily Livingston hosted a breakfast for a small group of former classmates at her home on Wednesday morning honoring Eloise Pickering bride elect of Duane Van Fossen. The hostess presented a corsage of white carnations and guests included Mrs J E Pickering and Miss Betty Pickering mother of the honoree.
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San Angelo
Livingston
Miss Pickering
First Christian Church
Emily Livingston
Eloise Pickering
Duane van Fossan
J. E. Pickering
Betty Pickering
Return From Visit In The East
Mrs Mary Bogel and daughter Clara May return to Alpine after a summer spent in Austin at a music teachers association and six weeks of graduate study. She played with the university symphony orchestra and worked with Albert Gillis and Von Kreisler. They were joined by Mrs Graham Bogel and visited New England Canada New York City and San Antonio on the return trip.
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East
Mary Bogel
Clara May
Alpine
New England
Canada
New York City
San Antonio
First Grade Presents Three Features August 20 at Alpine High
Mrs Patsy H Webb led a Primary Laboratory school program at Alpine High School on Saturday August 20. The hour long show featured The Three Little Kittens pup pet show with Jan Pattillo William Dunn Linda Edwards Sharon Sloan Betsy Wright. The Rhythm Band performed three numbers followed by Little Black Sambo with a cast including Jim Pattillo Mike Nelson Barbara Gray Tommy Lane and others. The audience greeted the performances with cheer and requests for another show.
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Patsy H. Webb
Alpine High School
Jan Pattillo
William Dunn
Linda Edwards
Sharon Sloan
Betsy Wright
Reading Conference at Sul Ross college praised teachers
The laboratory school children were used in the Reading Conference at Sul Ross college and showed amazing proficiency. Mrs Webb and the student teachers receive commendation for tireless and fine guidance of the children in this educational program.
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Sul Ross College
Webb
Miss Charlotte Slight Hosts Aug Supper for Ann Brock
Miss Charlotte Slight hosted a Sunday evening supper on August 14 at the Slight home with honor guest Miss Ann Brock of Toronto Canada. Attending were Mary Ann Foster Alice Owens L Jon Muffman Audrey Young Kathleen Armstrong Sara Beth Hawkins and others. The event followed annual family celebrations for Mr. and Mrs. W H Terry with flowers gifts music by the Old Fiddlers of Balmorhea and a Dutch style menu on the front porch.
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Charlotte Slight
Bernal Slight
Ann Brock
Toronto
Canada
Mary Ann Foster
Alice Owens
L’jon Muffman
Audrey Young
Kathleen Armstrong
Sara Beth Hawkins
Avora Owens
W. H. Terry
Terry
Balmorhea
Morgan Terry
Beeville
Fuqua Younger
Dumas
Pioneer West Texan Dies At El Paso
Mrs. E. O. Lochausen 79 dies in her Lower Valley home after 37 years in El Paso. She born January 25 1870 in Gonzales County and moved to West Texas in 1844. Survived by four daughters and six sons, plus a sister and two brothers. Funeral arrangements pending.
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el Paso
E. O. Lochausen
Lower Valley
First Baptist Church
Daughters of the Confederacy
Lochausen
Gonzales County
Anson Jones
Texas
Davis Mountain
Pecos
Mildredhausen
R. B. Kimbrough
Anthony
N. M
Bernard von Answege
Minneapolis
Woodruff Lochausen
Wesley Lochausen
Marathon
Jesse Lochausen
Sanderson
Theo Lochausen
Vernon Lochausen
Bell
Calif
Virgil Thomas
Balmorhea
E. R. Ardoin
Cromwell Ardoin
Los Angeles
Texas House Joint Resolution 38 on county retirement pensions
Proposal to add Section 63 to Article XVI authorizing a statewide retirement and disability pension system for appointive county officers and employees. The measure outlines legislative authority to provide and fund pension participation for counties across the state.
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HOUSE
Texas
Constitutional Amendment for County Employee Pension System
The proposal would add Section 63 to Article XVI authorizing a statewide voluntary pension system for appointive county officials and employees. Counties would decide by vote, administration may join the municipal retirement body, and a November 1949 election would decide adoption with For or Against prompts. Five thousand dollars is budgeted for proclamation and election costs.
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State of
Texas
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J. W. Dollahite
Eagle
Brussels
Pri
Sexton's
Campbell's Vegetable Soup
Kraft
Monarch
Uality
White House
of Veestaes Swestee
Peyton
Kool Aid
Hunt
ADAMS
M-System Grocery
Cello Weiners
Miss Slight
MR. and
Mrs. Terry
Alpine Super Market
Joe White
Green Suede
Marfa, Texas
Pioneer West Texan
Durmam
Alpine Drug Store
Jim Francois
W. Holland Ave
E. A. Houghton
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