Bride of I G Yates wed in Fort Worth ceremony
Nell Teplicek and I G Cap Yates were married in Fort Worth on Tuesday last week and are at home in Alpine. The bride wore champagne lace over antique tafetta with bronze orchids and brown slippers. Attendant was Mrs Gene Bennett of Alpine. Reception featured Burano lace cloth and yellow bronze mums. The couple planned a short trip to Houston and south Texas points.
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Teplicek
I. G. Yates
Nell Teplicek
Cap’ Yates
Fort Worth
Alpine
Gene Bennett
Houston
South Texas
Yule Parties Reported At Alpine Country Club
Alpine Country Club hosted youth events with a Dec S dance featuring Ralph Pauley’s five piece orchestra for teens and guests. J W Donnell James Logan Dick Rogers and Lora Bell Lockhart served as hosts as WSCS circles met at Hancock Hall with hostesses Gordon Barrow George Bevier and Mildred Eliot. The high school a cappella group conducted by Straida Adams presented Christmas music in a decorated setting with greens and red candles.
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Alpine
Ralph Pauley
Messrs. and Mesdaies
J. W. Donnell
James Logan
Dick Rogers
Lora Bell Lockhart
WSCS
Hancock Hall
Gordon Barrow
George Bevier
Mildred Eliot
CF. Barger
Paul
Straida
Adams
Christmas Program and Club Bridge Notes Lead Week
The Big Bend chapter D. A. R. will present a Christmas program on KVLF next Monday at 7 80. Mrs. E. G. Nance will read the Christmas story. The Rainbow Girls set a Dec 23 meeting at 6 45 p m followed by a Christmas party. Ann Bounds is Worthy Advisor. Mrs Nelle Ferguson hosted a Thursday bridge luncheon at 1 p m with yellow mums in decorations. Attendees included Mrs dames Edwin Fowlkes, John Gillett, L D Harris, Dick Rogers, W J Terry, King Terry, Bovnee and Beyan Wildest. Mrs W H Terry won high, Mrs Gillett second, Mrs Rogers low. Alpine Country Club held a Christmas bridge and samba party with hosts Mrs Q W Abington and Mrs W B Ward. Carnations and silvered pine centered the table with Christmas balls, neon and candy decor. Forty eight guests were served a salad meal. Winners: Mrs L D Harris high bridge, Mrs Frank Newsom second, Mrs Billy Meriwether low, Mrs Gene Carson high samba, Mrs Gene Senson second high, and Mr Ekertot low in samba. Door prize went to Mrs Ralph Peters. Christmas trees were awarded for high cut at each table.
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Ann Bounds
Nelle Ferguson
Edwin Fowlkes
John Gillet
LD. Harris
Dick Rogers
W. J ‘Terry
King’ Terry
Bovnee
Beyan
Wildest
W. H. Terry
Gillett
Rogers
Alpine Country Club
Q. W. Abington
W. B. Ward
L. D. Harris
Frank New
Som
Billy Meriwether
Gene Cart- Sydue
Mig
Gene Senson
Ekertot Low
Ralph Peters
Sul Ross Girls Capture Balmorhea Invitational Title
Sul Ross Fem Cagers won the Balmorhea Invitational championship after edging Toyah High 27 11 in their opener and defeating Barstow 39 21. Donnie Gannaway led scoring with 13, Margaret Evans followed with six, and Margeret Haas tallied 14 in the title game as Sul Ross posted a 31 29 victory. The team is coached by Donnie Gannaway and features Sis Averyt Margaret Evans and Mary Jeffries among others.
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Balmorthea
Balimortiea
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Miss Little Britt
Sal Ross
Jack Perryman
Toyah High School
Toya
Donnie Gannaway
Margaret Eans
Mary Jeffries
Sis Ayvert
Oansing
Sil Ross
Barstow
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Sie Averyt
Mary Jeftres
Donnie Garinaway
Hon
Balmontea Fr
Stove
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Haas
Sis Averyt
Ming Inecond
Tale
Labo
Sis Averys
Claude
Margaret Evans
Mert= tan
Danie
Gannaway
Hermigh
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Balmar ‘Hes
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Evans
Notable Defenders Count On Veteran Help For Season
The defense features a seasoned corps led by Carol Cocke and other veterans including Leakey Trudy Acton from Fort Davis, Louene Bochat of Del Rio, Eddie York of Balmorhed, and Lois Hastings from San Antonio, forming a solid backline.
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Leakey
Trudy “Acton
Fort Davis
Louene Bochat
del Rio
Eddie York
Balmorhed
Lois Hastings
San Antonio
Margret Evans Scores Two Palms for Wiree Game
In a brief wire report, Margaret Evans tallied two points for Wiree as Donnie Gannaway contributed 21 and Mary added limited scoring, shaping a high end effort for the outing.
Tennessee Walking Horse Stud Exe Boy at Old Fort Riding Stable
A notice for Exe Boy a mixed tail stocking and star Tennessee Walking Horse presented as a good young stud. It notes potential to improve walk disposition conformation and working speed and mentions ranchers in Utah Wyoming and Montana showing interest in a cross with a quarter cow pony. Standing at Old Fort Riding Stable J. W. Hearon Fort Davis.
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Tennessee
Utah
Wyoming
Montana
Old Fort
J. W. Hearon
Fort Davis
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