El Progreso Club Presents Christmas Music Program
El Progreso club members and guests enjoyed traditional Christmas music by the Rossonian Choristers under T. C. Scott at the Presbyterian church on December 21. Miss Charlotte Slight played organ medleys, with Sul Ross musicians as guests, and a social hour followed featuring cookies cheese sandwiches tea nuts candies and a festive display.
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EL Progreso Club
el Proreso Club
Rossonian
T. C. Scott
Presbyterian Church
Charlotte Slight
Sul Ross
Avora Owens
M. A. Buhler
John Prude
Edwin McCollum
Ed Gray
George’ Bevier
Gene Hendryx
Jim Paris
Study Club
Alpine Study Club
Presbyterian Hospitality
Hugh White
R. G. Crowder
Joel E. Wright
LeRoy Sewell
Christmas Luncheon Serenade at Winter Home
Entertaining in her home Mrs W S Winter hosted a luncheon on December 19 with poinsettia candles and a bride doll centerpiece. Miss Charlotte Slight played piano while guests included Elinor Sublett Patsy Patterson Sylvia Smith and many others. a morning brunch followed on December 22 with pineapple fritters honey pecan buns and sausage with apple ring.
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Sloan
Mary Besse Sloan
Dorothy
Jackie Roberts
Louise Sandlin
Carol Vogt
Peggy Theophilus
Donna
Sandra Criswell
Gay Williams
Sharon Sloan
Pauline
Ann Hegelund
Janet Connor
Paul Vogt
Betty J
King Terry
Charlotte Slight
Nonoree
Dave Sublett
Eleanor Sublett
Patsy Patterson
Sylvia Smith
Evelyn Matlock
Barbara” Harwell
Roberta. Jones
Alice Owens
Marshall Roberts
C. E. Patterson
Davida Sublett
Elinor Sublett
Norma’ Dickson
Peyton Cain
Myrtle Whiteside
Johnnie Weyerts
Lee Smith
Sylvia ‘Smith
Evelyn’ Matlock
S.A. Matlock
P. D. Coulson
Arthur Blucher
Char ‘Otte Slight
Arora Owens
Bernal Slight
W. T. Winter
W. A. Jones
J. A. Kerr
Marfa
Marathon
J.w.hepperd
Knox Reid
Wilson Hall
Earl McElroy
New Year's Eve Dance At Alpine Country Club
Alpine Country club will celebrate New Year's Eve with a formal dance and party for members at the new club house on the Loop drive next Monday. Music will be furnished by Joe Bellamah's orchestra. Breakfast will be served at 1 a.m. Open House by Stringfellows on Jan 1. guests invited. Bridge players enjoyed a Thursday club gathering with Christmas salad and prize winners noted. Mr and Mrs J S Arledge plan to move to Missouri ranch near Springfield after purchasing a stock farm. Several Alpine residents hosted Christmas guests including H W Westbrook of Houston and family members from San Angelo and Fort Davis.
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Cotter
Reid Ranch
Wade Reid
Roy Reid
Bat
Reid Brothers
Davis Mountains
Athis
Jack Scannell
Texas U
Hoy Spence
Mary Robinson
Jim
Mary Beth Paris
Topbie Ann
Mike
Bill Colter
Lalu ‘White
Bill
Fort Stockton
Warner Reid
Michael
Sue
Tulsa
Boyd | Feolly
Scott
Mardalea
Jett
Somes
A. Markland
Jahet Tow
Stevie
Roswel
N. M
Walter Tuck
Tucker
Melba
Craig
San Angelo
James
Ethel Kemp
Sherry
Allan
Alpine
Ames
Dorothy Cotter
Midland
Charley
Bea Boyles
Wade
Dot
Ray
Jack
King Terry
Morgan Terry
Beeville
Mras
Fugue
Founger
Dumas
Oren Bunton
Maria
Gordon’ Bird
Sterling ‘City
Buddy “Hawkins
Odensa
Terry
W. H. Terry
County Club
Jerry Starnes
N. Phelps Street
Alpine Country Club
Ithe
Loop Drive
Joe Bellamah
Bridge
Vernon Mclmyre
Edgar Martin
Zeb Decie
Mesdames
Lois Earwood
Nelle Ferguson
John Gillett
L.D. Harris
Clay Holland
Frank Newsom
Lillian Fain
Gay Meriwether
Missouri
JS. Arledge
Galiia
Springfield
Arledge
Cox and Ohlenbusch
McElroy
Nine Points
J. ©. Penney Co
P. D. Coulsons
H. W. Westbrook
Houston
Coulton
Don Cariton
Mr. Carlton
Jo Ann
Don
Nancy
E. H. Carlton
Fort Davis
Fort Davis Couple Celebrate Silent Golden Wedding
Mr and Mrs Alkire, longtime Fort Davis residents, marked four decades and a half since their marriage and their years running the Dispatch. They later left the paper during world war II material shortages and rising costs. They returned to public life with community service and local work in Fort Davis.
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OPA
Alkire
Fort Davis
Alpine Avalanche
Study Club
San Antonio hosts Texas Ceramic and Textile Show in 1952
The San Antonio Craft Guild sponsors the third Texas Ceramic and Textile exhibition at the Witte Memorial Museum in San Antonio for two weeks starting April 23. Texans may enter up to four pieces across pottery, ceramic sculpture, enamel, hand-woven textiles, napery, and screen printed designs with multiple prize categories and a two dollar entry fee. Judges will be noted later and forms available from Mrs Sarah M. Hill in Alpine, Texas.
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San Antonio Craft Guild
Witte Memorial Museum
San Antonio
Craft Build
Texas
Mise Sarah Miia Hill
Ale 1
Pine
Seven 4-H Clubbers Enter Livestock at San Antonio Show
Seven Alpine members of Brewster Jeff Davis 4 H clubs entered animals in the boys division of the San Antonio Livestock Exposition to be held February 15 to 24 at the Bexar County Coliseum. Entries include Don Burleson with two Hereford steers and a lamb, plus participants Billy Grubbs Vaughan Musgraves Carol Joe Smith Ismael Hernandez Clay Evans and Van Kountz. Premiums total 49477, with 7010 for boys competition. An innovation for 1952 adds a neatness award of 100 to top PFA chapters and 4 H clubs, plus banners. Personal appearance and conduct factor in judging. The exposition adds 15 extra Hereford steers in three weight classes for the auction. Captain W B Fielder, stationed at El Toro Calif with the Marines, has been home visiting his wife Betty Jo Crawford and his parents.
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Brewster Jeff Davis 4
PFA
Miss Jane Caradine's Book Debuts in Alpine Sale
Miss Jane Caradine, retired Texas teacher with decades in Alpine and Houston, unveils Parents Behave in Dallas. Foley's Houston reports packed display and autographed copies as Delta Kappa Gamma hosts. The 214 page manual blends reminiscences and child guidance in the Atomic Age with a focus on parental behavior and freedom.
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Jane Caradine
Alvine
Houstonchools
Foley's of
Houston
Miss Caradine
Delta
Kappa Gamma
Mary Robinson
Alpine
Caradine
Dallas
Texas
Parthis, van Nort & Company
Sweetwater
Greenville
Onil
Texas Publc
Final Educational Talk by Homer Garrison
Homer Garrison Jr, director of the Texas Department of Public Safety, closed 78 statewide educational programs on the Be State’s new Motor Vehicle Safety Responsibility Act. He delivered a radio address over the Texas State Network and answered frequently asked questions from motor vehicle owners and operators. Mr and Mrs Seldon Robinson visit relatives in Ballinger and Fort Worth during the holidays.
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Austin
Homer Garison Jr
Texas Department of Public’ Safety
Garrison
Texas
Mrs. Seldon Robinson
Ballinger
Fort Worth
Which will you have pearl from the mollusc or cultured version
An article contrasts natural and cultured pearls, explaining differences in nacre, orient, color, translucency, texture, and shape. It notes true pearls gain layers for durability, while cultured pearls vary in luster and value. fashion tips favor light rose and creamy hues for different hair colors.
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Society
Lora Bell Lockhart
John Gentry Jr
John Gentry
William Cotter
James Cotter
Mountain Drive-in
Jane Powel
Joe T. Davidson
Stringfellows
Charles Stngfellows
del Monte
Erombell
Bass
Scott Tissue
Adams ‘M‘system Grocery
W. B. Fielder
el Toro
Calif
Cave
Betty Jo Crawford
W.G. Field
Gard
A. J. Gard
Homer Garrison
Lange's Boot Shop
Senhotel
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