Marriage Ties C D Wood Editor’s Daughter in Chicago Stage
Miss Mary Albertine Starr daughter of Mrs Mae Starr of Sanderson and Mr S A Starr of Sweetwater wed Francis Joseph Daly son of Mrs Ida Daly of Forest Hills New York on January 5 in Chicago while the couple appeared in Detective Story. They will live in New York City after the tour ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Albertine Starr
Mae Starr
Sanderson
Famerly
Marathon
S& A. Starr
Sweetwater
Francis Joseph Daly
Ida Daly
Forest Hills
Long Island
New York
Chicago
Illinois
United States Army
Special Services
Mrs. Daly
New York City
Brownie Troop 2 Silver Tea Hosted by Mrs Gates
Mrs Gates will host a silver tea at 209 East Avenue B tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event supports the March of Dimes drive for Brewster county with four Brownies assisting each hostess. Leaders are Mrs Chamberlain and Mrs Breshears. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Gates
E. Ave. B
March of Dimes
Brewster County
Gates
Mark Herring
W. A. Wilson Jr
Charles Treadwell
Central School
Sally Chamberlain
Ann Clanton
Sandra Criswell
Patricia Cross
Markellen Herring
Linda Margaret Kay
Elizabeth Kelly
Marilyn Jethco
Gula Lee Morrow
Marilyn Morgan
Sandy Rosenberger
Sandra Thomas
Sue Ann Treadwell
Ann Wilson
Charlene Watson
Doris Ross
Veda Russell
Bud Chamberlain
F. S. Breshears
Brownies
Eldia Cox circle hosts at Mrs Brooks home
The Eldia Cox circle of the First Baptist church met Feb 7 at Mrs R H Brooks's home. Mrs Slover led with prayer, Mrs Earwood gave a devotional, and clothes for the orphans' home were prepared. Closing prayer by Mrs Nickell. Refreshments served to Mesdames Autry, Dumas, Mosley, Smith, Nickell, Nutt, McNew, Slover, Chambers, Earwood, Brooks and Miss Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldia Cox
First Baptist Church
R. H. Brooks
Slover
Earwood
Church Women Meet at Etheridge Home
The Edna Carson Missionary circle of the Baptist church met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Frank O. Etheridge at 3 p.m. The devotional was from Hebrews 11 on Faith led by Mrs. Earl Scarbrough. Prayer by Mrs. Etheridge. Buckner Orphans Home box discussed. Refreshments served to Zelda Robertson W E Vanney Earl Scarbrough R T Key Sr Frank Etheridge. Afternoon of visiting followed. Circle to meet with Mrs Otto Hilbrich next Tuesday. Mrs E L Tiner returned Monday from a visit with her parents in Indian Gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Carson
the Baptist Church
Frank O. Etheridge
Earl Scarbrough
Etheridge
Buckner
Zelda Robertson
W. E. Vanney
R. T. Key Sr
Frank Etheridge
Otto Hilbrich
El Progreso Seeks Interracial Understanding Program
El Progreso met February 3 in the Presbyterian church hospitality room. Mesdames Cox Clifford and Henderson hosted a Valentine themed tea as 26 members and guests listened to Mrs Eudora Hawkins of Abilene show two films Boundary Lines and The Brotherhood of Man. Dr C B Casey of Sul Ross College spoke and Mrs Berta Lassiter discussed Alpine progress on interracial issues. Mrs Richard Johnson was elected to membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Progreso
Presbyterian Church
Charles Cox
N. M. Clifford
L. H. Henderson
Eudora Hawkins
Abilene
Texas
Boundary Lines
Brotherhood of Man
C. B. Casey
Sul Ross College
Berta Clark Lassiter
Centennial School
Alpine
Richard Johnson
Alpine Study Club Hosts Music Program
The Alpine Study club hosted a program on The Development of American Music at the Christian church educational building last Friday. Guest husbands, hostesses Miss Flora Daugherty Mrs T C Selvig Mrs J M Nichols and performers Miss June Joyce Mr Fred Ellison attended. The program featured early hymns Lowell Mason songs by Stephen Foster and modern selections with Joyce performing McDowell pieces and jazz notes. A refreshment lounge followed with cookies punch and jonquil decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Study Club
Christian Church Educational Building
Preston Stedman
Sul Ross College
T. C. Selvig
Flora Daugherty
J. E. Wright
J. M. Nichols
June Joyce
Fred Ellison
Lowell Mason
Stephen Foster
Mrs Hinckley Hosts Presbyterian Council Meeting
The Presbyterian Council met Tuesday at Mrs. L. C. Hinckley's home with joint hostesses Mrs. Eric Williams and Mrs. H. C. LaBeff. Mrs. W. E. Lockhart led a session on Selfishness and Mrs. Verner Parker read Bible selections. Members present included Mesdames Holland Hinckley Williams La Beff Kunze Lockhart McCollum Parker Selvig Wood Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Council
L. C. Hinckley
Eric Williams
H. C. LaBeff
W. E. Lockhart
Verner Parker
Mesdames Holland
Hinckley
Williams
LaBeff
Kunze
Lockhart
McCollum
Parker
Selvig
Wood
Hunter
Local Bridge Club Notices and Prize Winners
Yellow and lavender themed gatherings feature in bridge sessions with prizes awarded Monday and Tuesday afternoons. Winners include Mrs. Shellie Barnes high score and Mrs. Jack Perry man high on the latter day. guests listed among a long roster of attendees and hosts noted for Saturday Night Couple club at Alfred E. Creigh Jr. home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shellie Barnes
Ralph Peters
Jack Perryman
John Simpson
Carl Shults
T. L. Coats
Mark Herring
Dave Sublett
J. W. Shepperd
W. S. Winter
Asa Jones
James Logan
Edith Caldwell
W. D. Burcham
Vernon McIntyre
G. H. Harfst
Zeb Decie
George Brown
King Terry
Gene Parr
J. C. Epperson
R. M. Hawkins
Sam Smith
Henry Bailey
Walter Brown
Otis Kimball
W. E. Lockhart
D. M. Bennett
Milton Kidwell
Clifton Moss
Creed Taylor
W. H. Perryman
Lon Wilson
Marshall Queen
Gene Benson
William Green
Marathon
Keith Morrow
Charles Stringfellow
Tom
Alfred E. Creigh Jr
Messrs
H. W. Morelock
J. E. Burgess
J. M. Alderson
George Koury
Epperson
Mr. Mcc-Intyre
Morelock
Mesdames W. D. Burcham
J. E. Casner
Frank Newsom
Frank McCollum
Paul Vogt
J. W. Frazer
Alfred Creigh
B. B. Bounds
L. D. Harris
Fritz Bill Weyerts
New Arrivals for Mr and Mrs C C Rourk A Son Born
Mr and Mrs C C Rourk announce the birth of a son named Harry Odneal on February 3 weighing seven pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Rourk
Marfa
Harry Odneal
Centennial Leads In Big Bend Junior Conference
Centennial school teams upset Buzz of Fort Stockton in Peyton Cain gym. Small boys won 31 to 11, big boys 31 to 27 after a 4–0 playoff run. Centennial girls volleyball strong, leads Big Bend Junior conference. finals and tournament site depend on remaining matches with Alpine and Marfa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Lafavalle
J. R. Dillard
Centennial
Peyton Cain
Buzz
Fort Stockton
Big Bend
Centennial School
Central
Alpine
Butz
Stockton
Blackwell
Marfa
Centennial F
Spring Luncheons Mark Bridge Parties This Week
Outstanding among bridge gatherings in recent weeks were the Spring luncheons held on Monday and Tuesday noons at the Breshears home. Rooms were adorned with spring flowers in beautiful arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Breshears
Card of Thanks for support after loss
The family expresses sincere gratitude for help during their sorrow after the death of a loved one. They thank everyone for flowers and sympathy and especially the American Legion and Auxiliary for their support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion and Auxiliary
John Clanton
Bobby
Ann Clanton
Henry Weyerts
M. A. Clanton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society
C. D. Wood
Holland
Alvin
Ruth Finger
H. C. Finger
Clay Thomason Holland, Jr
C. T. Holland
Faywood
New Mexico
First Methodist Church of
White
Charles Brightwell
O. G. Wellborn Jr
Martha Finger
Jackie Hayter
A. K. van Horn
John Larsh
Midland
B. M. Holbut
Sonora
Charlie Boyles
Pampa
Hank Finger
Miss Finger
Legion Community Center
Mrs. Brooks
Hae An
Amer Own
Comal
Linn’s
E. L. Tiner
O. W. Keese
Indian Gap
Mrs. Hinckley
Woman's Council
Broadfoot
Mrs. Marshall Queen
Atay
Ampion
Jemima
Hunt's Tomato Juice
Avondale
Libbys
Kraft Miracle
Krafts Kitchen
Standard Tomatoes
Ausband
Ses
Mary Lee Tayjo
Idorf
Kentucky
Celio
SWIFT
Lux
Moiley
GEM
Peiptons
Peytons del Norte
Adams M-System Grocery
Fire and Casualty Insurance
Jim Francois
Mr. Francois
KAY Insurance Agency
Jeter-Hill Bldg
Franklin Life Insurance Co
Mr. Otis Brown
Beltone
Holland Hotel
R. H. Higgins Company
Dallas
Fort Worth
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