King's Daughters enjoy party at Methodist church home
Society notes record a Thursday afternoon gathering of the King's Daughters class at Mrs. A. F. Robinson's home with hostesses Mrs. Robinson Mrs. Burgess Mrs. Gnable Bishop and Mrs Ernest Gibbons presiding. A brief business meeting followed by a singsong and social sewing accompanied a salad course. Invited guests included Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Garner of Stockton. The Alabian Sunday school class hosted a Heart Party at Mrs D M Bennett's home with guests, games and valentines decor. Prizes were awarded for high scores in forty two and hearts. A parting gift was presented to honoree Mrs Web er.
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Perry Cartwright
Mesdames
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R. F. Davis
Fred Walker
H. ©. Newman
Robert Huett
Mary Matthews
Jones Penington
Patty Wilson
James Cotter
Roy Whiteside
N. M. Cutford
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Mrs. Garner
Stockton
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Burgess Hosts Wednesday Club Event on February First
Burgess entertained the Wednesday club and guests at her home on February 1 afternoon. Mrs. Moulton won the club prize, a deck of cards, while Mrs. D. B. Pouncey earned the guest prize, a food cake. Attendees included Mesdames Zeb Deele F. E Gilet Job Gilet Clay Holland Ernest Molison Vernon Melniyre Shirley Seales H. G. Watson M. P Pshapleigh Calvin st. Clair J. Lord H. W. Morelock Todd Patton Douglas McMurry D. B. Pouncey RL. Bherhard.
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H. G. Watson
M. P Pshapleigh
Calvin St. Clair
J. Lord
H. W. Morelock
Todd Patton
Douglas’ McMurry
D. B. Pouncey
RL. Bherhard
Sermon Themes At Christian Science Churches Sunday
The Sunday service drawn from the Bible and Mary Baker Eddy text in Christian Science churches centers on walking in the spirit and avoiding the flesh. It highlights Galatians 5 and John 4, with excerpts from Science and Health urging supreme love of God and unity of spirit and truth.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker
Sunday and church events at First Christian and Epworth League
Sunday school at First Christian 9:45 am with morning worship at 10:80 and communion. Evening service at 7:48. Midweek prayer and Bible study Wednesday at 1:45. Pastor L. W. Bridges extends cordial welcome to visitors. Also a notice of sale of real estate in Brewster County to satisfy indebtedness, with sale on March 7, 1993 between 10 am and 4 pm at the county courthouse in Alpine. Bate R Butler trustee.
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Brewster
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Murphyeville
Alpine
Brewster County
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R. Butler
Trustes
World War Vets of Brewster County News Brief
Joseph Harmon was raised by the sea and now lives in Alpine as the local American Legion post secretary. Selso, born and raised in Alpine, was inducted July 24, 1918, sent to Fort Sill Oklahoma, discharged August 16, 1918, and returned home. He is married with six children.
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American Legion
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Alpine
Fort Sill
Okla
Wonders of Texas Cave Are Filmed
Dr Frank E Nicholson speleologist confirms Paramount unit filming at Longhorn cavern. Scenes span Cathedral room to Grand Foyer with 18 guides and hundreds of locals. Cowboys ride underground and a subterranean ballroom dance will be shot in sound. Over eight miles of tunnel mapped.
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Paramount Sound Unit
Bill Hermann
Paramount
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Deserving Desserts From Pineapple to Custards
Recipes describe steamed pineapple desserts and maple custards highlighting pineapple, evaporated milk, tapioca, and crushed fruit. Dishes include a steamed pineapple mold, maple custards cooked in a double boiler, frozen fruit delights, and a no bake sponge cake dessert layered with crushed pineapple and whipped cream for eight servings.
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Cotton Seeds From Aztec Cave Grow 8 Foot Texas Plants
Wichita Falls Texas grower Tom Foster cultivated ancient Aztec cotton seeds found in a San Juan valley cave. Seventeen sprouts reached six to eight feet, yielding 200 to 400 bolls per stalk of no one inch staple high quality fiber. Foster plans large scale plantings with more seed. The cave site is open to visitors daily.
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Aztec Cotton Yields in Drought Year 1929 Report
The Aztec cotton variety produced unusually high yields with stalks bearing hundreds of bolls per plant, far above ordinary types which yielded under 100. Drought did not reduce Aztec output, while the southern region suffered severely. The crop reportedly grew up to eight feet tall in Aztec fields, illustrating exceptional growth and yield in that variety.
Seed from cave yields two to four bales per acre
Over two years the crop yielded two to four bales an acre, higher than the usual bale. Foster planted seed from a cave this spring and grew a grain midway between oats and wheat, showing unusual productivity.
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Foster
Highways Pay Profit by Boosting Revenue
Texas highways yield a 200 percent return to the state government for fiscal year 1982 figures from the state comptroller. The gasoline tax alone accounted for 41 percent of total state revenue, significantly surpassing ad valorem property tax by nearly 25 percent.
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Austin
Texas
Tax Figures Show Heavier Burden On Cigarettes
Comptroller figures reveal the cigarette tax bearing far heavier burden than insurance and sulphur taxes, with the cigarette levy more than nine times the rate, insurance about ten times, and sulphur over thirty times higher.
Carduf Helps Woman Overcomes Weak Painful Condition
Mrs Nick Bare ranco of Beaumont Texas describes relief from weakness and side pains after using Cardus. She credits improved sleep appetite and heart strength to seven bottles of Cardus as an enduring remedy marketed for women for over six decades. Cardus is sold at drug stores.
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Beaumont
Texas
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