Alpine clubs host luncheon and book review at new center
Alpine study groups Alpine Study Club and El Progreso Club opened the new Alpine Community Center with a luncheon and book review on Friday February 4. About 60 guests attended including Texas Federated Clubs members from Mart a Marathon Presidio and Fort Stockton. Mrs L E Dudley of Abilene led a review of Paul Wellmans Iron Mistress and received a sterling silver candlestick from the clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Study Clu
el Progreso Club
Alpine Community Center
Texas Federated
Marta
Marathon
Presidio
Fort Stoceton
Ed Grey
el Progreso
H.W. Morelock
Alpine Study Club
L. E. Dudley
Abilene
Presi‘tnt
Bourgeouis Family Welcomes Baby Boy in Jennings
Mr and Mrs Paul Bourgeouis of Jennings Louisiana announce the birth of a son on January eighteenth in Jennings. The infant is named George Paul and weighs eight pounds three ounces. The mother is Patricia Ann Chastain, daughter of Ida Chastain, who has returned home after a six week visit with her daughter and family.
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Paul Bourgeouis
Jennings, la
Iage
George Paul
Patricia Ann Chastain
Ida Chastain
Mrs Carney Hosts Presbyterian Ladies Meeting
Mrs J T Carney was hostess at her home on Wednesday February 2 for the morning circle of the Presbyterian Women’s Association. Mrs Keith Morrow led the program on Study No 11 in the Epistle to the Hebrews. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Jack Williams W E Lockhart Ray La Bert Morrow Earl Anderau Clinton Newbill Dennis Brown and Allen Briggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Carney
Presbyterian Women's Association
Keith Morrow
Jack Williams
W. E. Lockhart
Ray la Bert
Morrow Earl Anderau
Clinton
Newbill Dennis Brown
Allen Briggs
Ladies to Sell Aprons and Baked Goods
The ladies of the First Presbyterian Church will hold an apron and bake sale in the Hill Building on Saturday February 12 starting at 8 30 a m.
Marathon Bride Weds In Marathon Church Ceremony
Laura Lee Henderson McDonald and Donald G. Satterwhite married in a 2 p.m. Saturday ceremony at First Methodist Church Marathon. Groom’s family from Andrews Texas attended. Rev. Doyle Riley presided. Bride wore pink faille two piece dress with colonial bouquet. Reception followed at Marathon Club House. After honeymoon in New Mexico, couple to reside in Marathon. Out of town guests included Satterwhite relatives from Andrews and Fabens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marathon
Laura Lee Henderson McDonald
Donald G. Satterwhite
Thomas B. Henderson
George E. Satterwhite
Andrews
Tex
Doyle Riley
D. W. Collins
Betty Roberts
Donald Wade
Marathon Club House
Louie Granger
M. H. Clem
Charles Mc
Sen
Roek
Travis Roberts
Newafexico
Gulf Oil Corp
S George E. Satterwhite
Fred
Bolly Satterwhite
Samilla
Henderson
M. H.lem
Camilla
Iarila
Fabens
Sgt
Mirs
Charles McNew
Big Spring
Baptist Women Hold Meeting at Church
The Baptist W. M. S. met last Monday for the monthly mission program SEL Camino The Highway for God in Cuba led by program chairwoman Mrs. Loyd Henderson. Mrs. T. M. Lankford gave the devotional on The Palm Tree Christian. Reports on Baptist work in Cuba were shared by Mesdames T. M. Beckett Lois VicIntyre Gertrude Kay Wilbur Harris and Verna Bowers. Mrs. Harris spoke on her Cuba visit. An all day meeting with a covered dish luncheon is planned for Tuesday February 15 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Loyd Henderson
T. M. Lankford
Palm Tree Christian
Alpine Garden Club Elects New Officers for Year
Alpine Garden Club met at Mrs Grady Nelons home presided by Mrs R A Whiteside. New officers named include President Mrs J C first vice Mrs Bruce Sutton second vice Mrs Grady Nelon third vice Mrs W D Burcham fourth vice Mrs Ray Spence, secretary Mrs Charles T Holmes, treasurer Mrs A R Stambaugh, historian Mrs J O Casparis. District Nine meeting planning discussed with delegates named. Twenty two members attended with two new members Mrs Allen B East and Mrs Jock Brady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Garden Club
Grady Nelon
Nelon
Bruce Sutton
Charles Holmes
R.A. Whiteside
W. J. Smith
Chamber of Commerce
J. C
W. D. Burcham
Ray Spence
Charles T. Holmes
A. R. Stambaugh
J. 0. Casparis
Alpine
R. A. Whiteside
J. C. Cooley
P. V. Cartwright
M. P. Slover
Allen B. East
Jock Brady
Mrs. Alan Fraser Feted At Supper
Mrs. Alan Fraser of El Paso was honored at a buffet supper for close friends on Thursday evening February 3. Hostess Mrs. F. S. Breshears welcomed guests including Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Lockhart, Mr. and Mrs. W. John Newell, Dr. and Mrs. John W. O’Donnell, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bailey, Mrs. Laura Storey, and Mrs. Inda Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Fraser
el Paso
F. S. Breshears
W. E. Lockhart
W. John Newell
John W O'Donnell
Henry Bailey
Laura Storey
Inda Adams
Daughter Is Born To Mr. And Mrs Corkins
Mr and Mrs Thad Corkins welcomed a daughter at a Fort Stockton hospital on Tuesday weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces and named Carolyn Artin The Corkins already have a daughter Camille age 3 Grandparents are Mr and Mrs T W Corkins of Port Arthur and Mr and Mrs W G Barrett of Lorenzo Mrs T W Corkins is the sister of Mrs C G Morrison of Alpine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad Corkins
Fort Stockton
Car‘en Artin
Corkins
Camille
T. W. Corkins
Port Arthur
W. G. Barrett
Lorenzo
C. G. Morrison
Alpine
Sewing Sisters Meet With Mrs Cartledge
Mrs Gene Cartledge hosted the Sewing Sisters Monday February 7 at her home. Members and guests sewed extensively and were served coffee and cake, with Mesdames Carl Heiman Otis Kimball Earl McElroy Eugene Parr Dick Rogers King Terry Sr. Mrs David McGill Sandra and Sara Rogers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Cartledge
Carl Heiman
Otis Kimball
Earl McElroy
Eugene Parr
Dick Rogers
King Terry Sr
David McGill
Sandra
Sara Rogers
Local Items Highlight Visitors and Meetings
Mrs Avora Owens hosts guests including her mother Mrs Alice Hammons of Houston and nephew Airman First Class Bobby Hammons now stationed at Bryan AFB. W G Teske visits El Paso for a medical check up, escorted by his niece Mrs Mason Weems. Mrs Wilmoth Matthews attends a Christian Education Institute in Fort Worth. Dick Rogers and Charles R Ives attend the 6th District Texas Bankers Association meeting in San Angelo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avora Owens
Jimmy
Alice Hammons
Houston
Bobby Hammons
Alpine High School
Bryan Air Force Base
W. G. Teske
Southwestern General Hospital
el Paso
Mason Weems
Mr. Weems
West Columbia
Teske
Wilmoth Matthews
Christian Education Institute
Texas Synod
Fort Worth
Hemphill Presbyterian Church
Matthews
Christian Educaion
Presbyterian A
Dick Rogers
Charles R. Ives
Texas Bankers’ Association
San Angelo
Mrs Vogt Hosts Bridge Luncheon With Winners Named
The Tuesday luncheon bridge club met at Mrs. Paul Vogt home and served a delicious luncheon. Mrs. King Terry Sr. won high score and Mrs. W. Winter won bingo. Attendees included Mesdames Frank McCollum Alfred E. Creigh Jr. Ralph Peters Winter Chalmers Broadfoot Gerald Ogle Terry and Vernon McIntyre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Vogt
King Terry Sr
W. Winter
Frank McCollum
Alfred E. Creigh Jr
Ralph Peters
Winter
Chalmers Broadfoot
Gerald Ogle
Terry
Vernon McIntyre
Catholic Women Hold Meeting in February Report
Anton Hess hosted the Catholic Women’s Study Club semi monthly meeting on Tuesday evening February 1. After prayer, routine business and plans for a fundraiser on February 19 were set. Alpine Garden Club meets today at 1:30 PM at Mrs. Paul Forchheimer’s home with Mrs. John Pattillo and Mrs. Louis Forchheimer assisting. Members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Hess
Catholic Women’s Study Club
Alpine Garden Club
Paul Forchheimer
John Pattillo
Forchheimer
Louis Forchheimer
Jim
Pilot Club Bingo Party Planned for Feb 19 at Holland Hotel Ballroom
The Pilot Club schedules a bingo party at 8 p m on Saturday February 19 at the Holland Hotel ballroom to raise funds for the club's child welfare fund. Fritz Bill Weyeris will conduct the game.
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Pilot Club
Pilot Clu
Holland Hotel
Fritz Bill Weyeris
Picture of Jack Bow In Pharmacy Journal
The Southern Pharmaceutical Journal features a photo of Jack Bow son of Mr and Mrs R A Bow. He recently graduated from the College of Pharmacy University of Texas and is shown with fellow students at a dinner in San Antonio last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Southern Pharmaceutical Journal
Jack Bow
R. A. Bow
Jack
College of Pharmacy
University of Texas
San Antonio
Canterbury Club Game Party At Alpine Community Center
Canterbury Club of St James Episcopal Church hosts a game party at Alpine Community Center at 8 p m Saturday Tickets cost 50 cents per person or 2 a table Rob Barrie serves as club president and Mrs Gerald Ogle is sponsor. The San Francisco message notes Timoteo R Fierro of Marathon arrived January 28 aboard General Walker with 488 Marines returning from Korea. After Treasure Island processing they received 30 day leaves and new assignments. The Tri County Community Concert Association drive begins February 14 with a dinner at Paisano Hotel at 7 p m Bob Stafford district field rep for the association will outline plans for the season to local officers and interested board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Club
St. James Episcopal Church
Alpine Community Center
Sul Ross
Rob Barrie
Gerald Ogle
San Francisco
Calif
Pfe
Timoteo R. Fierro
Pablo Fierro
Marathon
Annua Tri-County Community Concert Association
Paisano Hotel
Bob Stafford
Commut Concert Association
Rainbow for Girls Bake Sale at Safeway Store
The Order of Rainbow for Girls will hold a bake sale at Safeway Store from 9 a m to noon Saturday. Special orders may be placed by calling Mrs. John Colwell at 2410 or Joyce Lockhart at 5611.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow
Safeway
John _ Colwell
Joyce Lockhart
Bandmaster Attends Texas Meet in Dallas
Joe Bellaman, band director, traveled Wednesday to Dallas for the Texas Bandmasters conference. He was accompanied by Mrs. Bellamah and their children along with Mrs. Bellamah’s mother, Mrs. Kerle, who will visit relatives in Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bellaman
Dus Ross
Dreator
Dallas Y
Texas Bandmasters
Invention
Bellamah
Kerle
Fort Worth
Maria Brassieres From Cross and Cross Ad
A vintage note extols Maria branded brassieres sold by Cross and Cross and in top stores in the United States and Europe. They use Dacron elastic synthetic foam and Pima nylon satin fabrics, with a patented stitched design for support. Sizes fit every figure in colors including white pink blue beige brown, made in Texas by Texans for global wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria
Cross
United States
Europe
Texas
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Presbyterian
Winter Cleaners
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Hunter
Warnercolor
Irate Nsttoll Aastoly
Says Baba
Derek ST Stewart
Elsa Aguirre
Rafael Baledon
Sucie Murphy
Blanchardime Bettger
Baptist
Mrs. Corkins
Mrs. Cartledge
Mrs. Vogt
America
Ford
Brewster County Motors
E. Holland
Canterbury
Marathon Boy
A. J. Gard
Cross & Cross
Margie
Sr Technicolor
LOBO
Alpine Theatre
Ward Bond
Melba Mathias Howard Petrie
Dione Jergent
Spencer Tracy
Bergman
Turner PY
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