District Federation appoints six district chairs
The Sixth District Federation of Womens clubs announces department chairmen across many fields including American Citizenship Teaching Home Economics and Library Extension. Appointees include Mra Reagan Big Spring Texas for Citizenship Training and Mrs H Broadus Colorado Texas as president with a broad slate of regional appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra HB
Hroaddus
Colorado
Federation of Woman's Clubs
Mra Reagan
Big Spring
Texas
Joe Jones
M. M. Ballard
Simmons U. Abilene
Mia K
Sutton
German
Harry Harris
Ft. Stockton
Irma Sealy
el Paso
Marry Porter Brooks
Abilene
A. J. Olen
Civco
Ponder
Carter
Memphis
Dept. of Applied Education
W. Tottenham
Brownwood
8. Merritt
Orlesty
el Dorado
Mex
Johnson
Stovall Graham wedding announced in Deming home
Miss Reina Stovall daughter of Dr and Mrs R F Stovall and William Graham son of Mr and Mrs J W Graham of Mil ley Ioba N M were joined in a ring ceremony Jan 22 at the home of Mr and Mrs J A Mahoney in the presence of close relatives The Rev Joseph Sherrin officiated Miss Van Atta was matron of honor W H Price of El Paso attended A four course dinner followed and the couple left for a Tucson honeymoon They will reside in Deming Mr Graham manages the Park hotel He is brother of Mrs Clay Holland of this city and has connections in Alpine and El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reina Stovall
R. F. Stovall
William Graham
J. W. Graham
Milleboro
N. M
Joseph Sherrin
Episcopal Church
J. A. Mahoney
Alpine
Holland Hotel
Deming
Clay Holland
The
Holland
Mra
Sul Ross Celebrates Five Successful Years Of Growth
The year 1925 marked Sul Ross College entering a period of notable progress. Improvements across academics athletics and facilities boosted student numbers and college spirit. New programs advanced degrees, a top football team emerged, campus enhancements included a reservoir hearing plant and machinery upgrades, and the library expanded to over 3,000 volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sul Ross
Coleman
Texas
Graves
Texas Univerity' Sa
Writers Guild
Jeffersonias Literary Society
Thewe
Sige
Uge
Othe
Sul Ross College Grows as Alpine Bets on Education
In 1925 the school opened with over fifty more students than the prior year and within six years became a senior college. The Sul Ross community, led by the student body and Alpine residents, embraces a new era with broad cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stendy
Sul Ross
Alpine
Sa! Ross
New Students Join Sul Ross Winter Team
Twenty one new students enroll at Sul Ross for the winter run. Some returning for further work. Names include Eugenia Johnson Milam Powell Lo Irene Powell Loma Vista Archie Moore Vina Jones Marfa De Ete Green Pecos Othoavet Talia Sophomores Thomas Sami Midland Richard Graves Mich Dra Lock Marfa John Prude Alpine Juniors Mrs Cora C Jones Midland Nannie Lee Spence Al Sub-College Barney Greathouse Claude Brown Sham ock Jessie Blair Seagraves Eugene Collough Seagraves Lorine Bod rey Alpine Lily Green Marathon Specials Kathleen Newell Alpine Mrs Nellie McMillan Alpine Sul Ross Skyline
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sul Ross
Eugenia Johnson
Milam — Powell
Lo Irene Powell
Loma Vista
Archie Moore
Alpine
Vina Jones
Marfa
de Ete Green
Pecos
Otho ‘Avet
Talia
Thomas Sami Midland
Richard Graves
Mich Dra Lock
John Prude
Cora C. Jones
Midland
Nannie Lee Spence
Barney Greathouse
College Cupboard Opens Its Doors At Sul Ross
The College Cupboard, owned by Emerson, opened Tuesday morning offering school supplies and candy. Emerson ran a similar stand last year at Schreiner Institute as the School Canteen. It is the first student started store in three years, with expected good patronage as the school grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes Emerson
Emerson
Schreiner Institute
Church of Christ Teaches Bible Study at Courthouse
The Church of Christ holds Sunday services at the Courthouse at 10 a.m. for Bible study and communion. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
Courthouse
Catholic lecturer Rev Ledwig speaks on Catholicism in January 1922
Rev F J Ledwig former State Chaplain and Historian of the American Legion delivered a series of explanatory lectures on Catholicism during the week of January 1922. He studied the Bible in four denominational institutions and praised local scenery notably the Brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Ledwis
The
American Legion
National Speakers Bureau
Ledwig
Announcements for the First Baptist Church
Sunday School at 9 45 AM. Morning service at 11 AM. Evening service at 7 30 PM. Prayer service Wednesday evening at 7 30. W M U and Bible study Wednesday 3 30. B Y P U Senior Junior and Intermediate Sunday 6 30 PM.
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6Th Dist
Josephine 1Rill
Winters
Antrew
Eras
Pred Cockrell
Cox
Sweetwater
W. J. Saunt
Mose McDonald
Sonora
HB. Wilson
Colemss
Cantry
San Angelo
Foxe Dept of Fine Artem
Bom
Toran
G. Lak
Texa Texan
M Woh
Tera
Mradom Trent
Fort Stockton
Tease
Enools
C. R. Houghton
Jene
F. Wilson
E. Rio Grande
Btrano
Joe Davidson
Ozona
Ozawa
W. K. Jackson
Eastland
J. H. Moyer
Claco
Alf Legislation
Ta Phillips
Ranger
Civil Service
M.C
Hea
A. Levy
Harey Tolbert
Tyson Mahaffey
Sorting City
Dept. Public Welfare
Vinson
W. la Hester
Lochine
Lytton ‘Taylor
Kansas St
W. A. Beery
Lampasas
Beta Thomas
Texas Narcotics
DB. Monch Ninger
Texas Indian Welfare
Henry Russel
Springs
J. F. Day
Pecon
H.R. Hodges
Brady
Tex
G. D. Kelly
Fico
Padge
Henry Vaught
J. F. Robertson
Rising Star
Texto Transportation
Frank Garry
Big Springs
F. J. Ledwig
Acusses Catholic
First Baptist Church
Orient
Altus, Okla
H. Hamilton
AGT
M. & C. Lines
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