Reciprocal Trade Agreements topic studied by Alpine A U W
Alpine branch of the A A U W discussed the Reciprocal Trade Agreements act now before Congress. Miss Mary Louise Nelson reviewed past acts and effects on world markets while Miss Helen Haines highlighted benefits to Texas industries such as petroleum, wheat, rice, and meat packing. Public opinion surveys show support and world economic cooperation was tied to world peace.
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E. O. Phillips
Congress
Knox Reid
Mary Louise Nelson
Helen Haines
Texas
Faye Vice
E. C. Coleman
Tom Carney
Jere Swatzell
Baptist W M S Holds Monday Church Meeting
The Baptist W M S met at 3 o clock Monday for the monthly business meeting and Bible study. The gathering was moved to Monday to attend a district W M S meeting in Marfa on Tuesday. Mrs Chambers called the meeting to order and Mrs Thornton led a song.
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Baptist
Marfa
Chambers
Thornton
Woman's Council Circle Met At Elliott Home
The Woman's Council of Christian Service Circle No 1 met at Mrs R C Elliott's home on Tuesday with co hosts Mrs L D Whittle and Miss Stather Elliott. Mrs Gordon Barrow led the program on I Surrender Myself and Mrs William Meador spoke on Young J Allen the missionary statesman with Mrs W J Smith on The Life of Young J Allen. A short business session was held in Mrs Perry Cartwright's absence. Attendees included Mmes Ray McGrew C B Casey J P Parker Harris Smith R B Slight Mary Mathews W J Smith Ed Davidson Roy Whiteside Dick Cross Guy Crawford R A Stambaugh Carl Shults T F Skevington G W Baines Jr W M Meador R C Elliott L D Whittle John Lane Howard Hamilton Joe Burgess Gordon Barrow Ray Williams Anna Smith G W Baines Sr Misses Stather Mildred Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Council of Christian Service
Circle No. 1
R. C. Elliott
L. D. Whittle
Stather Elliott
Gordon Barrow
William Meador
Young J. Allen
W. J. Smith
T. F. Skevington
Perry Cartwright
Mesdames Ray McGrew
C. B. Casey
J. P. Parker
Harris Smith
R. B. Slight
Mary Mathews
Ed Davidson
Roy Whiteside
Dick Cross
Guy Crawford
R. A. Stambaugh
Carl Shults
G. W. Baines Jr
W. M. Meador
John Lane
Howard Hamilton
Joe Burgess
Ray Williams
Anna Smith
G. W. Baines Sr
Misses Stather
Mildred Elliott
Party for Senior Class in Presbyterian Sunday School
The Intermediate Senior girls class hosted a Valentine motif party at Mrs. Eric Williams home with Mrs. D R Elliott unable to attend and represented by Miss Edna Earl Thornton. Present were Nancy Caldwell Pauline Caldwell Joyce Smith Marian Briley Jimmy Nichaelis and hostess Katherine Williams with election of officers and games after a brief business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Sunday School
D. R. Elliott
Eric Williams
Valentine
Elliott
Edna Earl Thornton
Nancy Caldwell
Pauline Caldwell
Joyce Smith
Marian Briley
Jimmy Nichaelis
Katherine Williams
Birthday Turkey Dinner Honors Bruce Duncan
Bruce Duncan, famed ranchman and mountain lion hunter, was guest of honor at a turkey dinner hosted by Mrs. Duncan on February 13, his 42nd birthday. The table featured a cowboy and horse statue beside a camp fire with smoke from a hidden incense burner and eight pistols encircling the scene. Guests included W. G. Fielder, Luther Anderson, Buddie Brown, Scott Strauch, Constance Duncan, and Mrs. Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Duncan
Duncan
Messrs
W. G. Fielder
Luther Anderson
Buddie Brown
Scott Strauch
Constance
I Delta Slam Hosts Valentine Themed Bridge Party
The ranch home of Mrs David Kokernot hosted her bridge club I Delta Slam and invited guests on Thursday. The event featured a valentine motif and color scheme with attendees including Mesdames P J Wallace Henry Wallace Ced ric Anthony Walter Diggs and Floyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kokernot
I Delta Slam
Valentine
Mesdames P. J. Wallace
Henry Wallace
Cedric Anthony
Walter Diggs
Floyd
Tribute to Jim P. Wilson Cowman of the Old West
The Big Bend mourns Jim P. Wilson dead a gentle Democrat and cowhand of Green Valley who rode the range with John Blocker and Lee Russell. The tribute recalls his frontier days, politics, and lasting kindness as the Last of His Kind. Adios, Amigo.
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Jim P. Wilson
Cowman
A. E. Owens
Big Bend
Simon
Jim P
Sul Ross
Green Valley
San Antonio
Massachusetts
Amigo
Mrs. Jones Hosts Luncheon at Holland Hotel
Mrs. Asa Jones entertained friends at luncheon at the Holland hotel on Thursday. Afterward guests gathered at her home for contract. Present were Mesdames Vernon McIntyre, L. D. Harris, J. S. Hord, H. G. Watson, H. W. Morelock, W. D. Burcham, O. G. Hudson. Prize winners were Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Hudson and Mrs. Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Jones
Holland Hotel
Jones
Mesdames Vernon McIintyre
L. D. Harris
J. S. Hord
H. G. Watson
H. W. Morelock
W. D. Burcham
O. G. Hudson
Watson
Hudson
Harris
Presbyterian Women Meet With Plans For New Circle
The Presbyterian Women's Council held a Tuesday business and social meeting with Mrs. C. D. Wood hosting. Rev. Fred S. Rogers reported shrubs planted around the church and a supper committee was named for Rev. Rogers installation on February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women’s Council
C. D. Wood
Fred S. Rogers
Rogers
Rogers On Feb. 25. Those Present Were Rev. and Mrs. Rogers, Mesdames
J. J. Briley
W. G. Thompson
H. C. LaBeff
A. N. Engle
E. W. Boudreaux
G. A. Kunze
Solon Ayers
H. W. Morelock
Walter Garnett
Maner
Casparis
Grace Bedell
Nellie Litchfield
World Need for Food Conference at Circle No. 1
Circle No. 1 of the Christian Missionary society met at Mrs. G. W. Seybert's home to study The World Need for Food as a world conference. Mrs. Murphy Johnson chaired with Mrs. Haney representing China and Mrs. Yates, Japan. Mrs. Weyerts spoke for India and Mrs. Ferguson for Germany. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Carr Haney Ferguson Weyerts Johnson Ayers and Miss Sue Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Missionary Society
G. W. Seybert
Murphy Johnson
J. F. Haney
China
G. H. Yates
Japan
Fritz Weyerts
India
John Ferguson
Germany
Mesdames
J. S. Carr
J. W. Ferguson
Ayers
Sue Williams
Valentine Party At Terry Home For 30 Youths
Lady Lou Terry hosted a Valentine party for 30 boys and girls at the Terry family home. Girls wore Kitty Higgins costumes while boys dressed as Kayo. Lucile Kempen and Keesey Kimball won best costumes. Prizes went to Meriden Garner Joyce Nevill Laverne Carson and Charles Allen. Hearts was the favored game, with partners chosen by matching heart valentines. Cakes and red lemonade were served.
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Lady Lou Terry
Mrs. King Terry
Kitty Higgins
Kayo
Lucile Kempen
Keesey Kimball
Hearts
Heart
Meriden Garner
Joyce Nevill
Laverne Carson
Charles Allen
Young Presbyterians Form Permanent Church Organization
Last Sunday evening at 6 30 the Presbyterian church youth group met led by Jean Engle to discuss His Kingdom Come. They voted to form a permanent organization with Burwell Boudreaux as president until June 1, Janie Lee Rowland as vice president, Catherine Smith as secretary, and Jane Boudreaux as treasurer. Committees were appointed to report at the next meeting. Refreshments were provided by the Women's Council to 30 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Jean Engle
Burwell Boudreaux
Janie Lee Rowland
Catherine Smith
Jane Boudreaux
Women’s Council
Why Suffer Get Health Now Why Suffer Get Health Now
Promotional note by Carroll Vaughan, Doctor of Chiropractic, urging health improvement through chiropractic care. Claims many succeed after usual methods fail and offers contact with a phone number.
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Eo. Carroll Vaughan Docter
Popular Soprano Miss Stahly Headlines Local Concert
Miss Stahly a popular Los Angeles soprano is enthusiastically received by large audiences. Her program features light opera favorites an aria from Romeo and Juliet and other attractive numbers. El Progreso and Alpine Study clubs sponsor the concert next week as part of a season series.
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Miss Stahly
Los Angeles
el Progreso
Alpine Study Clubs
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Woman's Council
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Dofeey Ean
Oupen
Cams
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H. G. Thompson
John Newell
J. E. Casner
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Lois McIntyre
Casner
Newell
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Jim P. liv
Mrs. Jones
Christian W. M
Smith Furn, Co. Tf
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Smith Furn. Co. Tf
Fort Davis
B. A. Johnson
Grove
Ezra Cook
J. E. Gray
Grandview Courts
Alpine
Watkins
Watkins Company
J. R. Watkins Co
Iowa
Memphis
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Tri-Arts
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Western Gold
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del Norte
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Casner Motor Company
Alping, Texas
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