Alpine clubs host holiday programs and Christmas event
Alpine residents gathered for a busy Christmas week with Mrs. W. D. Burcham hosting a Santa Claus outing at Yale and a Santa event. The Alpine Music Club plans a 4 PM December 9 concert at the Presbyterian church with instrumental pieces and a carol sing along led by W. C. Friesen. A Women’s Council Christmas party featured decor, corsages, a service, and gifts, with two Christmas stories presented by Mrs. Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hord
Frank Newsom
George Kempen
Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Newsom
Gram
Women's Council
D. R. Elliott
M. Corkran
W. E. Lockhart
J. G. Hord
Baptist Church Panquets Highlight School And Brotherhood Events
Church dining hall hosted November banquets honoring Sunday school staff and the high school football team. Venison dinner funded by M Pittman and Frank Young drew about 60 guests with youth groups serving. A second dinner by the Baptist Brotherhood fed about 30 attendees with Dr. R. M. Hawking as guest speaker. A later meeting at Fred Creighs featured prize awards for high scores, with Mrs Newsom and J M Alderson among prize winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
M. ©. Pittman
Pittman
Frank Young
the Brotherhood
R. M. Hawking
Sul Ross
Allfred Creigh
Frank Newsom
J. M. Alderson
Epperson
Local Items From El Paso and Nearby Cities
Miss Jean Burling visits El Paso this week. Al Creigh and Woodie Epperson travel to Sanderson on Monday. George Lines undergoes minor operation at the local hospital Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Kunze return from a visit with their son in St Paul Minnesota. Mrs. Louise Evans of Jacksonville Florida visits her nephew Chambers and family here last week. Miss Hazel Vanney leaves for Uvalde to join the PAA office. Mrs. F. P. Reeder returns from two weeks with her son, Texas A and M student, ill with pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Redwood and son John plan a weekend trip to the Lower Valley. they will winter there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Evans
Jacksonville, Fla
Has. Chambers
Hazel Vanney
PAA
Uvalde
Compar
F. P. Reeder
John
Texas A. & M
H. T. Redwood
Lower
Women Colonel Chow Mé visits U S to study nursing methods
Noted Chinese nurse leader and Women’s Army medical trainer, Chow Mé, tours American military hospitals as a guest of the American Bureau for Medical Aid to China. She previously led nurses from Tinghsien to Changsha in 1937 and has trained Chinese nurses for wartime service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Chow Mé
Army Nursing School of China
Republic
United States
American Bureau For Medical Aid
China
Miss Chow
Peiping Union Medical College
Massachussetts Institute of Technology
Tinghsien
Changsha
Medical Corps
Chinese Red Cross
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C. D
Society
Music Club
And
Newsom, al Creigh
Moma
William Sloan
Paul Vogt
Graves Bogel
W. C. Friesen
Woman's Council
Jean Burling
el Paso
al Creigh
Woodie Epperson
Sanderson
Dusiness
George Lines
G. A. Kunze
St. Paul, Minn
Secreary FF
Skevingon
Texocurs
Beck
Eld
Elkhart, MD
Floyd Moon
Auberty
James G. Squire
Everett
Mass
Cook
Alpine Lumber Company
Europe
Pius X11
Congress
J. Birdsall Calkins
Washington, D. C
Christian Assn
Mary
America
Y.waca
Australia
Port Moresby
Cross & Cross
W. Main
Brewster County Veterans
Gulf Warehouse
Newell Oil Co