El Progreso Club Christmas Program and Local Socials
El Progreso club members and guests enjoyed a Christmas program by the Rossonian Choristers directed by L C Scott at the Presbyterian church. Charlotte Slight played organ medleys. 32 members and Sul Ross musicians attended with gifts and refreshments. Additionally hosts Wade Reid and Roy Reid welcomed the Cotter Tribe at the Reid Brothers ranch in Davis Mount with a decorated home, nativity scene, and Christmas dinner. Alpine Study Club featured “Christmas in the Home” with carols, tea, and a reading by Rev LeRoy Sewell. Sloan pupils hosted a piano recital with community guests.
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EL Progreso Club
el Proreso Club
Rossonian
L. C. Scott
Presbyterian Church
Charlotte Slight
Sul Ross
Avora "Owens
M. A. Bubler
John Prude
Edwin Mel Collum
Ed “Gray
Geos Bevier
Oirs
Gene Hendryx
Paris
Study Club
Alpine Study Club
Presbyterian Hospitality Room
Hugh White
R. Crowder
Joel E. Wright
R. G. Crowder
LeRoy Sewell
Sloan Ente
Mary Besse
Sloan
Dee
Dorothy
Jackie Roberts
Louise Sandlin
Carol Vogt
Peggy ‘Theophilus
Donna
Sandra Criswell
Gay Williams
Sharon Sloan
Pauline
Ant Hegelund
Janet Connor
Paul Vogt
Betty
King Terry
Family Gathering Hosted by King Terry on Christmas Eve
Mr and Mrs King Terry hosted a noon Christmas Eve family dinner at their home attended by 22 relatives including out of town guests Mr and Mrs Morgan Terry and Mr and Mrs Buddy Hawkins of Odessa.
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King Terry
Morgan Terry
Buddy Hawkins
Odessa
Open House Hosts Share Christmas Day Gatherings
Mr and Mrs W H Terry hosted Christmas morning Open House and an evening Country Club dance with Old Fiddlers of Balmorhea providing music. Poinsettias graced the festive tables as cake and coffee were served. Mr and Mrs Jerry Starnes also held Open House on Christmas Day in their new N Phelps Street home with a Christmas tree visible in the picture window. William Cotter of San Angelo and Mr and Mrs James Cotter of Midland joined local relatives for the holiday.
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Terry
W. H. Terry
Jerry Starnes
N. Phelps Street
William Cotter
San Angelo
James Cotter
Midland
Cotter
Bride Elect Miss Davida Sublett’s Two Delta Parties
Miss Davida Sublett and Loyd Martin wed last evening at the Methodist church. A luncheon hosted by Mrs W T Winter featured poinsettia accents and a bride theme. Guests included family and friends such as Elinor Sublett, Patsy Patterson, Sylvia Smith, Evelyn Matlock, Barbara Harwell, Roberta Jones, Charlotte Slight, Alice Owens, and Mrs. Marshall Roberts. A second brunch at the Patterson home offered pine branches, red candies, and treats like pineapple fritters and honey pecan buns with guests including Elinor Sublett, Nor ma Dickson, Peyton Cain, Myrtle Whiteside, and many others.
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Davida Mae Sublett
Loyd Martin
W.T. Winter
Charlotte Slight
Mir Dave Sublett
Eleanor Sublett
Patsy Patterson
Sylvia Smith
Evelyn Matlock
Barbara Harwell
Roberta Jones
Charlotte Stight
Alice Owens
Marshall Roberts
Patterson
C. E. Patterson
Davida Sublett
Elinor Sublett
Dave Sublett
Norma’ Dickson
Peyton Cain
Myrtle Whiteside
Johnnie Weyerts
Lee Smith
Evelyn’ Matlock
S.A. Matlock
P. D. Coulson
Arthur Blucher
Charlotte ‘Slight
Arora Owens
Bernal Slight
W. Winter
W. al Jones
J. A. Kerr
Marta
Marathon
J. W. Shepperd
Knox Reid
Wilson Hall
Earl McElroy
Dance at Alpine Country Club New Year's Eve Party
Alpine Country Club plans a formal dance and member party on New Year's Eve next Monday night with music by Joe Bellamah's orchestra. Breakfast Stringfellows Open House Jan 1 at 5 to 8 PM. Mrs Vernon McIntyre hosted Thursday Club Dec 20. Christmas salad was served. prize winners announced.
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Alpine Country Club
Joe Bellamah
Stringfellows
The
Charles Stringfellows
Vernon McIntyre
Ragar Martin
King Terry
Ze Devi
Low
Btrs
Lian Fain
Gay Meriwether
Zeb Decie
Buys Missouri ranch by Arledge party to move Jan
Mr and Mrs JS Arledge plan to leave around January 18 for Gallia Missouri about 40 miles south of Springfield where he recently bought a stock farm The couple has been linked with Cox and Ohlenbusch in operating the old McElroy Nine Points ranch south of Alpine The livestock there was sold about a year ago Arledge was the first manager of the J C Penney Co store here Guests at the Coulsons Christmas included H W Westbrook of Houston Mrs Coulson’s brother their daughter Mrs Don Carlton Mr Carlton and children JoAnn Don and Nancy of San Angelo and Mr Carlton’s mother Mrs E H Carlton of Fort Davis ANNIVERSARY continued from page 4
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Missouri
JS. Arledge
Galiia
Springfield
Arledge
Cox and Ohlenbusch
McElroy
Nine Points
Alpine
J. C. Penney Co
P. D. Coulsons
H. W. Westbrook
Houston
Coulson
Don Carlton
Carlton
JoAnn
Don
Nancy
San ‘Angelo
Mr. Carlton
E. H. Carlton
Fort Davis
News
Dispatch
Alkires
Alkire
Jeff Davis
U. S. Office of Price Administration
OPA
Alpine Avalanche
Study of Tow
Miss Jane Caradine exhibit linked to Parents Behave book in San Antonio
San Antonio Craft guild plans two week Texas State Ceramic Textile show at the Witte Memorial Museum from March 23 to April 6. Entries include pottery ceramic sculpture enamel and metal textiles napery yardage and accessories. Jane Caradine presents her new book Parents Behave during the event with a public autograph session and reception following the opening.
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Jane Caradine
San Antonio
San Antonio Craft Guild
Texas ‘State
Witte Memorial Museum
San Antorio
Texas
Feld of Fine and Applied Iis
Sarah Miltin Hill
Albine
Orterea Rore
Aleine
Houston
Dee
Parente
Sue
Foley
Haumony
Caradine
Dee Partment
Boo
Bowers
Kappa “Gana
Cain Tn
Mary Tobinson
Mae
Chivas Week
Dallas
Dublin
Jane C. Catine
Seven 4-H Clubbers Enter Livestock at San Antonio Show
Seven Alpine members of Brewster Jeff Davis 4H clubs enter Hereford steers and lambs in the boys division of the San Antonio Livestock Show to be held February 1924 at Bexar county. Premiums total 49477 with 7010 posted for boys competition. An innovation adds a neatness award of 100. Banners and personal appearance count in judging. Capt W B Fielder, stationed at El Toro, California, has been home on leave visiting wife Betty Jo Crawford and his parents.
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Brewster
Jeff Davis
Bexar County
Billy Grubbs
Vaughn Musgraves
Carol Jo Ismael Heranden
Clay Evans
van Kounts
San’ Antonio
W. B. Fielder
el Toro
Calif
Betty Jo Crawford
Mrs
W. G. Field
Final Educational Talk by Homer Garrison Jr
Austin reports Homer Garrison Jr director of the Texas Department of Public Safety delivered the final educational talk on the states new Motor Vehicle Safety Responsibility Act. The address aired last evening over state wide Texas State Network and focused on answering common questions from vehicle owners and operators. Mr and Mrs Seldom Robinson joined Geesan Ballinger and Fort companions during the holidays in Ballinger.
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Austin
Homer Garrison Jr
Texas Department of Public Stieg
Garrison
Texas
Pearls and Oyster Pearls Compare in Nacre and Color
A discussion contrasts natural pearls from oysters with cultured pearls. It notes nacre thickness, orient, color evenness, translucency, and surface quality as value factors. Fashion tips suggest light rose or creamy shades suit blondes or brunettes, with an optimistic tone about any strand on the reader.
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Society
Lora Bell Lockhart
Reid Ranch
Wade Reid
Roy Reid
Jack’ Scannell
J. Roy Spence
Mary Robinson
Jim
Mary Beth Par- Robbie Ann
Mike
Bill Cotter
Lulu ‘White
Bill
Fort Stockton
Warmer Reid
Michael
Tula
Boyd F. Scotty
Scott
Mardalea
Jeff
Ames
A. Markland
Janet Low
Stevie
Roswell
N. M
Walter Tucker
Tucker
Reid Brothers
Mellie
Craig
James
Ethel Kemp
Sherry
Allan
Dorothy Cotter
Charley
Bea Boyles
Wade
Dot
J ‘Ay
Jack
John Gentry Jr
Wea
Mir
Airs Gentry
Jonas Thrills
George Raft
Johnny Allegro
Alters
Cane Powe, Ricanoo Mowrazan
Ae le Rae
Otrs
Joe T. Davidson
Sweetwater
Greenville
Jiv
Ee Pine
Gard
A. J. Gard
Homer Garrison
Mr. and
Mrs. Seldom Robinson
Geesan Ballinger
Fort
Lange
del Monte
Hershey
Mary Lee Taylor
Pote Chine
Cres
Scott Tissue Trend
Adams ‘M
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