Eisenhower visit thrills Alpine family in Karachi
Delbert A. Dyke and family living in Karachi recall President Eisenhower’s unexpected appearance and parade through the city. The letter describes the embassy chat, Pakistani guards, a mounted show, and a Karachi American School Christmas pageant with living camels and lambs.
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Eisenhower
Karachi
Ayub Khan
Pakistan
Lahore
Local holiday gatherings span several Texas families
Local s isting in the Bowden home for the holidays includes Donald Watkins and children Keith and Greg from San Benito with Mrs. Watkins. Dr. A. N. Bowden and Mrs. Bowden from Brownwood. Mrs. Chambers from Georgetown. The Burdett family from San Marcos will be joined by Buck Tom and Donna after visits in Kansas and Oklahoma. Bob and Kay Stowell visit relatives, with Bob a Texas Tech student. The Fielder family from Amarillo arrives to spend holidays with G. B. Crawford and relatives. Mr. Fielder joins yesterday.
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H. M. Bowden
Donald Watkins
Keith
Greg
San Benito
A. N. Bowden
Brownwood
Walter Chambers
Georgetown
Watkins
Bob
Kay Stowell
Jack Stowell
Joe Evans
Texas Tech
W. B. Fielder
Jay
Ann
Amaril- 10
G. B. Crawford
Fielder
Death of J C Epperson’s Father Marks Tyler Obituary
H H Burks, father of Mrs J C Epperson, died Thursday morning December 17 in Tyler at age 91. He was born in Tuscaloosa Alabama in 1868 and moved to Smith County at age 3. He worked in the furniture business in Tyler, survived by his wife, three daughters and five sons. He is buried at Liberty Hill Cemetery in Tyler.
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H. Burks
J.C. Epperson
Tyler
Epperson
Servces
Houston
San Antonio
Kerrville
Alpine
Burks
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Smith County
Mamie Howe
St. Petersburg
Fla
Alma Elcho
Cincin
Nati
B.C
Hiram Burks
Dallas
John H
Fort Worth
L.A
Winona
Homer Jr
Mr. Burks
Liberty Hill Cemetery
Alpine Hosts Charitable Invitational Game Marathon
Alpine sponsors a five match invitational game marathon running January through May 1980 to raise funds for civic projects. Players compete in bridge canasta or forty two with original partners, hosts arrange dates, and fees of 50 cents per player are collected.
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Alpine
Cub
George Baines
Study Club of Alpine
Noble Armstrong
Lary
Study Club of
Mrs. Baines
George W. Baines
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Jinna
Embassy
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Jo Logan
Mary Robinso
Alpine Drug Store
Frank Young
J. C. Epperson
Antelope Lodge
Fir
Allen East
David
Linda
Harriet
Teeby
John
Forchheimer
Margaret
Martha
Mike
Paul
Gula
Johnny
Benson Flowers