Alpine society notes honor Mrs. Martin with tea and dances
Alpine residents recalled past school days at a luncheon for Mrs. G W Martin before she leaves Alpine for Harlingen. Guests included former Alpine High teachers and many friends. A formal tea, a 40th Alpine Study Club anniversary token, a Valentine dance at Alpine Country Club, and a large post event breakfast followed the gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Cartwright
D. M. Bennett
Alpine Study Lub
Alpine ‘Study Club
Courtesies Extended To Visiting Mrs Anderson In Alpine
A series of social events honored Mrs. Frank Anderson of Larchmont New York during her Alpine visit. Mrs H L Kokernot hosted a steak dinner at the Country Club on February 13 and luncheon was hosted by Mrs C F Kimball for the Cotter sisters. Mrs George Dahlman Mrs Nell Ferguson and Mrs Roy Whiteside entertained with supper and four tables of 42 at the Whiteside residence. Guests included former school friends and many relatives of Mrs Anderson such as Wade Reid and the Cotter family despite a long list of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Anderson
Larchmont
N.Y
Alpine
H. L. Kokernot
Country Club
Anderson
Cotter
C. F. Kimball
Kimball
George Dahlman
Nell Ferguson
Roy Whiteside
Whiteside
Wade Reid
Fort Davis
J. Roy Spence
Bill Cotter
Guy Crawford
John Gentry
Lulu Cotter White
Mary Robinson
W. W. Collins
Women’s Association Met This Week at Presbyterian Church
The Women’s Association of the Presbyterian church met Tuesday in the Hospitality room with Mrs. Dave Elliott, president, presiding and 14 members present. Mrs. H. W. Morelock gave the devotional from Christ the Word. Elliott led a program on religion versus state in Mexico from We Americans North and South by George P. Howard, sharing experiences in Tampico 1924–1929 and Mexico City during WWII. An all church family supper was announced for Sunday, Feb. at p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Association of the Presbyterian Church
Dave Elliott
H. W. Morelock
Mexico
George P. Howard
Elliott
Tampico
Mexico City
Scholarship Named for Nina Alice Cowan in OTA Chapter
Delia Kapl Gamma votes unanimously at a Saturday meeting to name its scholarship for Nina Alice Cowan. The committee says the scholarship funds are not yet ready for release but plans to complete and grant the award in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ota
Delia Kapl Gamma
Nina Alice Cowan
Mrs Peterson Speaker at AAAW Meeting
Alpine Branch of A A W met Thursday February 14 in the Hospitality room of the Presbyterian church at 4 18 p m with 22 members and one guest Mrs Tom Carney present. Cakes nuts and tea served from a table centered by red carnations Trannie Helen Simpson pouring Hostesses were Mrs Jerry Kerby and Mrs Glenn Davis The spring luncheon date set for March 22 A book review by Dr Dorothy Dee Bailey announced for April 17 Program director Mrs Paul Hill introduced Mrs Rubye Peterson who spoke on United Nations work in physical sciences under World Understanding through the Sciences noting U N efforts in disease prevention epidemics agricultural method improvements food needs and health and social welfare as part of a tremendous U N task. In garden club meets tonight Alpine Garden club meets Friday at 8 in the home of Mrs J C Coleman Mrs W E Williams will speak on Birds in the Garden AIT bridge club met February 13 at Mrs Jack Perryman’s home with winners Mrs Carl Shults high score second Mrs C Broadfoot bingo Those present included Mrs F S Breshears Chalmers Broadfoot Creed Taylor Gene Hendrx Carl Shults George Ansloan and Gordon Knox
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EI Progreso Club
Tom Coats
Knox
Edwin McCollum
White Lake
W. H. Berryman
Clifford Gisey
Aga Club
United Nations
Dan Pollock
el Progreso
Alpine
Cubs
B. B.| Bounds
Ates
D. AM. Bennett
Alice Owens
Une
Mesdames
D. A. Bennett
B.” B Bounds
Chalimers Broadfoot
N. MM Chifard
Is Coats
Gene Hendy
Lora Bell Lockhart
W HO Perriman
Paul Pierce
Frank McCollum
G.S. Knox
Cte Scott
Dani Pollock
Ed Gray
Peterson
Presbyterian Church
Trannie
Helen Simpson
Jerry Kerby
Glenn Davis
Fone
Tom Carney
Dorothy Dee Bailey
Paul Hill
Rubye Peterson
United ‘Nations
U.N. Narcotics Commission
U. N. Organization
Fort Davis School Valentine Parties Honor Pupils
Fort Davis residents recall Valentine celebrations hosted by room mothers for 1st through 8th grades. Mrs J P Espy entertained 1st and 2nd graders in honor of Ann Espy on Feb 1. Other parties honored Sheryl Woolley, Paul Kuiper, Clyde Crawford, and Miss Callie Holt with cakes, punch, and small gifts. Gordon Berkeley of Chihuahua City visited the Berkeleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Espy
Lillian Mims
Ann Espy
Beatrice Woolley
Jc.duncan Jr
George R. Moore
Sheryl Woolley
Sheryl
Mims
Clara Gibson
Tyrone T. Kelly
Franses Harvey
A. W. Rau
J. §. Fitzgerald
Otis McPheal
Seb Sproul
B. C. Neill
Alpine
Groom
Bing Crosby
Paul Kuiper
Rau
Paul
J. D. Crawford
Clyde Crawford
Callie Holt
J. L. Ledingham
Ben ‘Marti
Dorothy Massey
Lobo Drive-In Management Reports Theft of Speakers
Lobo Drive-In Management reports a theft incident at the Lobo Drive-In Theatre on December 14. Police are investigating as five loudspeakers were stolen from outdoor areas, disrupting shows and prompting security reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lobo Drive-in
Lobo Drive-In Management
Founders Day Program at Central PTA Meeting
Central PTA met at 3:30 Monday afternoon in Central School honoring Founder's Day. Mrs. Grady Nance chaired the arts and crafts display, with samples from each grade. By-laws were read, adopted, and sent to the state board for approval. A nominating committee was elected and delegates to the El Paso district convention were appointed as the executive board chooses. A home and family life group discussion will run Feb 25 to 3:30 p.m. in the Home Economics building, with film strips on child psychology and certificates after 12 hours. Memorial books for the PTA were placed in Central Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central P. T.A
Central School
Grady Nance
Arts and Crafts Committee
Nance
el Paso
Alpine
Wilmoth Matthews
State Board
Austin
Evelyn Starnes
Sul Ross
Mmrs
Ellen Dell Bieler
Chicago
National Field Service
Dick Roers
Johnnie Sue Kokernot
Jimmy Pate
Bennie Helen Simpson
Central Library
Ag Memorial ‘Fom
PT. A
Billy” Ronald Had
William Wallace
Toma
Alice Gilson
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Bell Lockhart
Mrs. Martin
G. W. Martin
Harlingen
Alpine High School
Martin
M. P
Alpine Town
Brown
Brewster
Cora Allen
B. F. Berkeley
Ethel Nail
George
Dahiman
Howard Hamilton
H. R
Richburg
HL. Kokernot
William Cotter
A. Brown
W. D. Burcham
John Young
F. L. “Anderson
New ‘York
Roy Still
Marathon
Valentine
Alpine Country Club
Gene Benson
Nevill Haynes
Billy Meriwether
John Carrico
Texas Western Orchestra
DR. Casey
Lackey Circle
Hawkins Home
Loney Clere
Mit
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Lawn
Steve Hilton
Bey
W.M. Meador
Eddames
Spencer Pebarer
Ray Williams
Mes. Parker
Mes
Hawtina
United
Counci
Ghurek
Methodist Churen
Churen
Areh
Viner Calle Attentin
Sul Rows
George Washington
Lafey” Sewell
Baul Bierce
Jeanes
Ms. Red Eliote
Meadames
Annie Lofell
Raga Martin G
A" Suchik Smith
A Bierschwal
Mary” Robinson
FE. Anderson
New York
Women's Association
Alice Cowan
Sarden Club
Alpine Garden Club
J.C. Coleman
W. E. Williams
AIT
Jack Perryman
Carl Shults
C. Broadfoot
F. S. Breshears
Mesdames FS
Fort Davis News
Rs. Gordon Berkeley
Chinuahua City
Mrs
George Thomason
Sul Ross Bible Chair
Parnis
Pride of Lakes
Uel Monte
Kimbell
Snes
Evar
Pinto
Chuck Roast
Swift's Premium
Cello
Adams ‘M-System Grocery
Iso
Sixth ST. Holland Hotel
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