Society Sunday School Class 18 Entertained
The Alathean class of the Baptist church met at the president Mrs H H Mangham home. New teacher Mrs Frank Phillips welcomed by members. Reports discussed church declaration Sundays. Program included Stevenson poems read by Ann Chastain piano by Aitha Louise Johnson duet with Mrs Mangham ballads by Mrs Warren Chastain. Novel contest Art Gallery enjoyed. Refreshments to listed members and guests. Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist’ Sunday School
H. H. Mangham
Frank Phillips
Robert Louis Stevenson
Ann Chastain
Aitha Louise Johnson
Mangham
Warren Chastain
Jon Cain
Holt
Prancer
Reeves
Der
Chastain
Presbyterian Women Work On Prize Quilt Benefit
Presbyterian council met at Mrs E W Boudreaux home with Mrs Irene Peters presiding. Mrs Walter Garnett and Mrs Turney displayed a quilt to be awarded at a Presbyterian benefit show. Members contributed to the council treasury and Mrs Swan reviewed Chapter I of Christian Missions in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Council
E. W. Boudreaux
Merwether Burke
Boudreaux
Irene Peters
Walter Garnett
H.C. LaBett
Gard
J. 8. Hard
Book Review
Garnett
Turney
Council Treasury
Swan
Americs
Y W A Hosts Valentine Themed Tea At McGowan Home
The Baptist W A entertained at the home of Mrs Norman McGowan on Tuesday evening with co-hostesses Mrs Buren Sparks and Mrs Phillips. About thirty young ladies attended a program followed by a plate lunch featuring valentine motifs and small favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcgowan
Baptist
W. A
Norman
Bridge Luncheon and Social Bride News in Alpine
Mrs Ernest Molticon hosted a Wednesday Bridge luncheon at the Holland hotel with a Valentine dessert motif and prizes for guests and club members. The Lucky Thirteen Bridge club gathered with many guests including Mrs Todd Patton and Mrs Alan Praser. Velma May married J C Mill Jr of Paint Rock in a home ceremony with a Mendelssohn march, white wedding bell, and a reception at the May home before a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollison
Ernest Molticon
Holland Hotel
Valentine
Edgar Martin
Douglas McMurry
Martin
Arthur Chaffin
Mesdames J. E.'y Burgess
J. L. Eason
J. E. Casner
Clay Holland
Wells McIntyre
Watson
C. D. Wood
Todd Patton
Ernest Mollison
Mrs. Morgan
Otis Morgan
Alan Praser
Felix McGaughy
Rush Moody
Mes James Calvin St. Clair
Milton Gilmer
Bernal Slight
Earl McElroy
Gay Meriwether
Arch Allen
Mab McCool
Velma May
J.C. Mill Jr
Paint Rock
Texas
Alpine
Vesta May
Girvin
HE. Marshall
Houston
Irma Lee Battey
Mendelssohn
Miss Batey
Buren Sparks
May
May Served Whlte Cake, Coffee, and Toasted Nuts. Miss Pearl Currie of Paint Rock
Frankie Cochran
Fort Hancock
Mary Bess Hamilton
San Angelo
Strait’ Ranch
Paint ‘Rock
Mulls
Ross
Sul Ross
Terlingua Teams Split Alpine Contests In First Match
Terlingua basketball team played Alpine Saturday in Alpine, losing 16-17 and 25-98 in their first match. Terlingua’s boys, led by Bostick and Bennet, traveled with Mr Bostick and Murphy Bennet. Ferdinand Ramirez was killed in the Chisos mine at Terlingua last Friday after his neck was broken in a 100 foot fall. Judges Van Sickle and Mead of Marfa visited Terlingua Friday. W D Burcham attended commissioners court in Alpine with his son Dick, who is recovering from mension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Blaine
Hot Springs
Alpine
Ter
Yinqua
Ferdinand Ramirez
Chisos
Terlingua
R. Bostick
van Sickle and Mead
Marfa
W. D. Burcham
Commissioners Court
Ranchman Captain J B Gano and the GA ranch story
The article recounts Captain J B Gano a Texas ranger and ranchman who managed the GA ranch near the Rio Grande and operated a personal ranch by the high mountains. It notes a 1907 trade when Jackson Harmon acquired the property and used it as the headquarters for their ranching operations, including range experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Et
Texas Ranger
Gap Gilet
Cen
Erat Gano and Sons
Daas
Teringuaereek
Rio
Grande
Hunt Mountain
Jackson & Harmon
J.D. Jackson
Hims
Elf
8. D. Hare
R. W. Arnold
Texas Exes to Hold Meeting Next Monday
A meeting of Texas Exes is called for next Monday at 7 30 PM in the Holland hotel lobby to discuss a Texas Independence day program planned for March 2 and to urge all ex-students to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Exes
Texas University
Holland Hotel
West Texas Historical Society to Meet Friday
The West Texas Historical Society holds its annual gathering here next Friday. Sessions occur at the college auditorium and museum with a 10 20 am Pioneer club dance in costume and a 4 pm business meeting followed by tea in the home economics dining room. Evening programs include musical numbers and border history discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Texas Historical Society
College
Pioneer Club
Avalanche
Book Review Tea At Rokernoth Lodge Next Wednesday
Interest runs high for a Presbyterian council Book Review Tea at Rokernoth Lodge on February 21. Dr. A. M. Sampley will review Anthony Adverse at 3:30 PM, followed by a tea with music. Men are especially urged to attend. out of town guests should come to Alpine. Admission is 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Council
Rokernoth Lodge
A. M. Sampley
Anthony Adverse
Ollow
Terlingua District News Visitors and Installations
R Le Cartledge was a business visitor in Alpine Friday. Al Driffill and son Edgar and Bugs Morales of San Antonio are Study Butte visitors for a few days. Mr Driffit will remain for some time to help install a new furnace engine for the Brewster Quickaliver Consolidated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. le Cartledge
Alpine
Priday
al Driffill
Edgar
Bugs Morales
San Antonio
Butte
Mr. Driffit
Brewster Quickaliver Consolidated
Wright Reappointed Health Officer Here
Dr. J. E. Wright was reappointed county health officer by the county commissioners at their meeting Monday. He has held the position for the past eight years. His appointment is for a two year term. A full line of household hardware at Alpine Lor. Co, Haw. Dept. tfe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Wright
Monay
Wright
Alpine Lor. Co
Haw. Dept
Tfe
Thedford Black Draught Featured In Patient Letter
A Columbus Indiana man, Charles E Stevens, describes relief from bilious spells after using Hinck-Draught and now praises Back-Drawoht syrup. He notes dizziness, sleepiness, and improved energy after starting the remedy. The ad emphasizes the product as a cure for bilious symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedford
Charles E. Stevens
Columbus
Ind
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Blue Bonnet Club
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P. E. Lewis
Marjorie, Aurey
Richard Lewis
J. Bogel
Daugherty
Forchheimer
van Fos‘sen
Lamb
Lewis
Matthews
Mea
Methodist Missionary Society
R. F. Davis
HL. Storey
Mary P. Sanford
W. A. Daugherty
R. C Elliott
J. W. Shepperd
Ed Davidson
the Baptist
W. M
East Side Circle
Lulu Murphy
Phillips
West Side Circle
E. V. Casnner
Ray Spence
North Side Circle
Hostenes
Mesdames A. M
T ‘Turney
Walter Garett
Miss May
ANCH
Claussner
Peieeiaieeecees
Aks
Paaeeae
Ees Ieee
Jushaon
Harmon
Fort Worth
Ste Arnota
Big Bend
Highland Hereford Breeders Association
Rubye R. Burcham
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Agger
E. S. Cross
Lange’s
State National Bank
Alpine, Texas
U. S
General Banking
Fiatenay Re
el Paso
Laatste
Pingee Siso
FFI
Gateway Hotel
Alpine Feed CO
Tramnea
Fisher Drug Stores Mord Building
Pontiac
General Motors
America
Casner Motor Company
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