Beady Club Aids Disabled Vets Society Meeting Report
The Study Club met February 7 at Mrs. K. J. Mattits home with joint hostesses Mrs. J. HM. Mead Doing and Mrs. Rathitt. Branding committee reported. Mrs. Morelock urged a donation from the group to support the disabled veterans. Announcement: former member Mrs. Van Siekle named advertising director for the Texas Federation News.
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K. J. Mattits
J. HM. Mead
Rathitt
Morelock
Prev Ment
van Siekle
Texas Federation News
Best by Test Lumber Ad Sealed Dry Seasoned Wood
The lumber offered is post grade and fully seasoned. If you know lumber you can judge for yourself. It is protected from the elements and especially during winter you will value dry lumber as it is easier to work with.
American Art discussion and social at local club meeting
The January program reviewed Revolutionary Painters and Early American Art led by Mrs TA Beard, with a current topic on American Landscapes led by Mrs C A Brown. Mrs John Perkins highlighted landscape artist Jobs La Forke, followed by a Santa Pestuse trip report and a flapper salad reception after the meeting.
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Lerbner
Ingreen
Mra TA. Beard
C. A. Brown
John Perkins
Jobs la Forke
Brown
Santa Pestuse
Soetat Howe
James Haines
Beard
Coloma Ferguson
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Alpine W. M. 8 Social Meeting at Mrs Howell's Home
A W M 8 social gathering Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Leo Howell's new house featured hostesses Mrs Hudman and Mrs Storey. The program theme was Home, the Center with prayers, scripture from John's gospel, and papers on the home life by Mrs. J C Jemman, Mrs. J A Koon, and Virgil Miller. An activation prayer by Mrs May and World Prayer Day notice followed, noting plans for May 15.
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Leo Howell
Mesdames Hud
Storey
J. D. May
J.C Jemnan
J. A. Koon
Virgil Miller
Mia
Methodist Church Schedule and Club Social Reports
A Methodist church program begins at ten with luncheon chaired by Mrs. Perry Cartwright, followed by a 3 o'clock service for children at the Public Door Building. Mrs. Pennington elected recording secretary. Mrs. J. C. Coleman resigns as corresponding secretary. W M S zone meeting planned for February 26 with committees appointed. Guest Meade Wilson of Marfa to attend. refreshments by hostesses and a music feature by Mrs. Leo Howell. Also notes on a husbands’ bridge party hosted at Ramos Cafe and Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Gillett, with prize details and a list of attendees. Mrs. Zeb Decie hosts the Wednesday Bridge Club with a Valentine motif and heart shaped refreshments. Church services listed for Sunday with World Wide Revival sermon by the pastor, Epworth League activities, and invitation to attend with husbands.
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Pennington
J. C. Coleman
Mead Wilson
Marfa
Bridge Club
Ramos Cafe
F. E. Gillett
Zeb Decie
Charles Jackson
Crystal City
George Brown
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G. W. Baines
R.A. McMurry
Joe Burgess
F. B. Gillett
John Gillett
Wells MeIntyre
Shirley Scales
W. H.terry
Anja Wilson
Harry Watson
C.D. Wood
C. J
Chas
Jackson
Mentyre
Decie
Valentine
Wedames
Dr. Barker
Henry Fletcher Ous Morgan
Jack Cross
Calvin St Clair
Pauline Terry
Meadames FH. Gillett
John Gillet
Ford Jackson
Baptist Church Extends Welcome With New Auditorium Chairs
The church announces February Sunday school at 9 45 a m and worship at 11 a m with evening service at 7 30 p m The program includes lessons on material things and friendship The auditorium has been reseated with 260 new chairs described as beautiful and comfortable Pastor Buren Sparks invites all to attend next Sunday.
Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule Update
Sunday school starts 9:45 a.m. Men’s Bible class at Mojave Theatre at 10. Public worship at 11:40 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Harold Sims, superintendent. David J. Murray, minister. Mr Morelock lectures on representative Bible characters.
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Presbyterian Church
Mojave Theatre
Morelock
Sunday services notice at 146 address
James Totscop invites the public to Sunday school at 10 a.m. and service every Sunday evening at 146 except the first Sunday monthly when service is at 11 a.m. F A Thorold-Eller, Priest-in-charge.
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James Totscop
F. A. Thorold-Eller
Pricat
Church of Christ Invites to Bible Study on Sunday
The Church of Christ at the corner of St. and College Ave invites residents to attend a Bible study session this Sunday. All interested are welcome to join and participate in the discussion.
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RCH OF Christ
Church of Christ
St. and College Ave
Christian Science Meetings Sunday Worship Invitation
A brief notice invites all to worship with Christian Science adherents each Sunday at 11 a.m. above the post office, presenting a cordial invitation to join.
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Christian Science
Thankful note from Beverley Greenwood and family
We express our sincere thanks to those who were considerate and helpful during our recent illness and loss. We gratefully received many beautiful floral offerings and wish God’s richest blessings on each of you. Beverley Greenwood and Family. Mrs I E Neal. J J Poor. M H Poor. Grace Covey.
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Beverley Greenwood
I. E. Neal
J. J. Poor
M. H. Poor
Grace Covey
Avalanche Offer On Old Cotton Rags At Five Cents Per Pound
A local notice offers to buy old cotton rags at five cents per pound and promises to let sellers keep buttons attached. The terse ad implies a simple bulk recycling deal for discarded textiles.
Money Loan Advice for Prompt Contracting During Dull Season
The notice urges securing a money loan or rent-like repayment on paid specifications. It stresses bringing in paid specifications promptly and contracting in the dull season to save, warning that spring building booms raise material and labor costs.
For Sale Real estate listings with multiple parcels and prices
Listings detail several properties for sale including two full lots on College Hill at $1000 cash or terms, a full block with water lines at $1350 cash, five acres near St Ross College for $1175 cash, Alpine business line for $4000 cash, 40 acres near Alpine for $5000, 10 acres patented land at $1280 cash, 160 acre fruit and stock farm in Davis mountains at $9000 with $5000 cash, four residence lots at $1200, and 40 acres in Brewster County at $1.97 per acre with $600 cash and balance financing.
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College Hill
Stl
Ross College
Alpine
Nile Valley
Uae
Davis Mountains
Davis Mountain
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