Alpine and area residents and servicemen visit families
Miss Kitty Carr, a Valentine teacher, visits Alpine friends while Spencer Copeland of Houston visits his father C. W. Copeland and family. Numerous service members and relatives travel or recover, including Dena J. Tyler returning to Alpine to work at the Texas cafe, and Tech. Sergeant W. A. Kentor visiting with Clara Mae Johnson. The report notes furloughs, inductions, and training moves among local people and soldiers stationed across camps and ships.
New Arrival Reports From Alpine and Valdosta
Mr. and Mrs Cecil Hale welcomed a son at Alpine Hospital last Saturday. Mr and Mrs BM Miel added a son born last Saturday. Mr and Mrs B Wilson Myers of Perry Florida announced a son Michael Richard born in Valdosta Georgia on November 27, weighing 7 pounds. Mrs Myers to the former Miss Marjorie Lew We of Alpine.
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Cecil Hale
Alpine Hospital
BM. Miel
B. Wilson Myers
Perry, Fla
Michael Richard
Valdosta
War Bond Sale Records From Spokane Jail Action
Deputy Sheriff Jim Cantnon and Jailer John Scott sold two twenty five dollar war bonds to a man just convicted of grand larceny. The buyer, awaiting sentencing, did not need the bonds immediately. Local officials indicated the sale supported wartime finance efforts.
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Spokane
Jim Cantnon
John Scott
Community Church and Congregations Sunday Schedule
A regional church listing shows services across Christian churches and a united worship plan. Christian Church led by Rev. Isaacks at 10:50 with Universal Bible Sunday, evening union service at Methodist church 7:20. Other denominations include Methodist, Church of Christ, Saint James, Presbyterian, and Baptist with varied service times and midweek activities.
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Methodist Wnvnne ‘Church School
A. J. Bierschwab
United Services
B. Buford Isaacks
The
Christian Church
Methodist Church
Ray B. McGrew
Saint James C
W. H. Martin
Christian Science Lesson Sermon Subject for Chu Churches Dec 13
The Christian Science lesson topic God the Preserver of Man will be taught in Chu churches on December 13. The Golden Text, Psalms 62 7, proclaims salvation and strength in God, with other citations and the Science and Health passages noting that God does not punish honest deeds and that spiritual demand supplies energy beyond material aids.
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God
Chu
Belen
Mary Baker Beldy
Nazarene Revival at Legion Hall Leads Weekend Services
Our revival continues with strong preaching by the Cagies and soul stirring singing. Sunday Bible school is at 9:45 am followed by evangelistic services at 10:50 am and 8:00 pm. All are urged to attend including men and women in uniform. Pastor Winipred Kelton invites worshippers.
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Church OF Christ
Nazarene
Legion Hall
Cagies
Winipred Kelton
Dirt hauling and disposal service offered by Alpine
Advertisement for J. G. Walker Alpine Disposal Service offering dirt hauling for gardens and lawns with phone 258 and note of reasonable prices. Mentions a 1941 sedan trip to Abilene Ft Worth Dallas and Greenville leaving Alpine at 30 am December 19 and returning January 3, three can go at part expense. Write Box 808 Presidio Tex for reservations.
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J. G. Walker
Alpine Disposal Ser
Abilene
Ft. Worth
Dallas
Greenville
Alpine
Presidio
Tex
Flying School Cagers Report For Their First Workout
The AAF Advanced Flying school basketball squad held its initial workout this week drawing a large turnout. 1st Lt John G. Cairnes, with Corporal James Kiger assisting, organized transport from the airfield to Marfa High School. Prospects include several college and high school players, led by Pvt Thomas Chamberlain, 6'4" with seven years of experience, and Pvt John Morgan who played in Oakland and UCLA systems. New members William Johnson and Robert Maudlin joined Tuesday night, adding height and speed to the roster.
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AAF
John G. Cairnes
James
Pat" Kiger
Marfa High School
TA Cairmes
Thomas Chamberlain
Missouri Military Academy
Washington ,C
St. Louis
John Morgan
Oakland
Calif. Tech
UCLA
William Wiser
Indiana
Culver High
Owen L. Stidham
Missouri
Tunis
William Bi. Johnson
St. Paul
Rotary meeting backs monthly book loan project for USO Alpine
One visiting Rotarian Ray Norman of Marfa and guests Dick Bankhead and James W. Glasscock attended, with 33 members present. Ab Turney resigned. club unanimously approved a plan to buy one good book each month for loan to USO authorities, to be shelved at Alpine High School after the USO service ends.
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Ray Norman
Marfa
Vernon McCall
U. S
Dick Bankhead
James W. Glasscock
Africa
Johe’ Epperson
Ab Turney
Toel Wright
USO
Alpine
Rotary
Melvin Stover
Gratitude From Alpine Patronage for New Agent
Mrs. M. T. McClure expresses thanks to Alpine readers for support during her term as agent for the San Angelo Standard-Times and urges continued patronage for the new agent, Milton Gilmer Jr.
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Alpine
San Angelo
Standard-Times
Milton Gilmer, Jr
M. T. McClure
Was Wife Now Sister In Law In Court Adopts Divorcees
In St. Joseph a divorce trial ended with the husband’s father testifying his daughter in law deserved the divorce and received it. Later the in laws entered the case and Judge Maurice Hoffman’s court adopted the woman as the family daughter, making her sister to her former husband.
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St. Joseph
Maurice Hoffman
Presidio Defense Guard drills ahead of schedule
Captain Edmundson leads Company D at Presidio in a live field problem on the eve of the unit's second anniversary. The group trains aggressively with rifles shotguns and Tommy guns, staging a mock action to defeat entrenched opponents and demonstrate readiness along the border with Mexican forces.
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Presidio Texas Defense Guard Company
Edmundson
Co. D
Bn. Texas Defense Guard
Presidio
Big Bend
Ojinaga
Mexican Army and Defense Guard
Elmer G. Burges
Cpl
Ruben Bowman
Alpine
Jamuaso
John Fortner
M Jor
Burgess
Mike Bernard Inj
Texas
Capt
That’s Different From His Father Says Fraunfelter Son
Charles Fraunfelter 18 of Zanesville Ohio who was forbidden from duck hunting last fall because he was too young to be trusted with a gun is now a member of the marine corps on Guadalcanal Island his father George Fraunfelter has learned.
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Charles Fraunfelter
Zanesville
Ohio
Row
Marine Ask Force
Guadalcanal Island
George Fraunfelter
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