Card of Thanks and Church Notices From Alpine
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy and tokens of love from families including Nail Willis and Moss. Church notices list Baptist Sunday school, BT. B at 6:45, and evening sermon. First Methodist training courses February 21 to March 3 with teachers and topics. Christian Science Church lesson sermon February 26 with lengthy quote from Mary Baker Eddy. highway fund figures for Brewster County and Texas totals. American Legion Old-Timers Dance advertised for Alpine courthouse Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Nail
Ethel June
Jimmie
R. Nail
L. Willis
Gertrude Moss
Baptist Church
Buren Sparks
Tandard
First Methodist Church
Belleton
Henry
J.B. Shrimpshire
Worker
A. L. Moore
T. A. Beard
Roy Whiteside
Ciristian Science
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus of Nazareth
Abraham
Jacob
Moses
Messiah
Christ
Ides
Crist
God
American Legion
Salter Sister Leaves for San Angelo Visit
Mire Salter and her sister Mrs. Smith left this week to visit her daughter Mrs. Alvaro Yates in San Angelo. Mrs. Smith was later called to Colorado City by a serious family illness.
Local Visitors and Arrivals in San Angelo
T. N. Alison of Presidio visited here Wednesday. W. P. Collett of San Antonio, railroad tariff inspector, was in town on business. Paul Vogt and A. Bryant spent a few days in San Angelo on business. Mr. and Mrs. W. Pisher returned from Uvalde after a several day visit. Mrs. O. V. Nettleton was in San Angelo last weekend. Mrs. A. J. Tippit is visiting relatives in San Angelo for a few days. Mr. Tippit accompanied her, returning home after a brief stay. Mr. and Mrs. Pred Miles stopped for a short visit with his mothers, J. F. and John, en route to Kentucky from California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. P. Collett
San Antonio
8. P. Railroad
Paul Vogt
A. Bryant
San Angelo
Mrs. W
Pisher
Uvalde
A. J. Tippit
Demand for Wild Horses Returns in Rifle Colorado
Wild horses, descendants of Spanish mounts, are being herded into corrals and freight cars as a revived western industry gains traction. Dealers say demand is strongest in the south and central west, with even mules and burros in demand as wild broncos and mustangs move to saddle use. Local residents and traders describe a rapid revival of the horse trade, with impromptu rodeos and new trapping work shaping the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rifle
Colorado
Corral
Stow
B. J. Brannan
Sanderson
Ward Weakley
San Antonio
Pecos
Branom
Singing Convention Set At Alpine Sunday Afternoon
The Big Bend singing convention meets at the Baptist church in Alpine Sunday at 2 30 pm with singers from nearby towns and a traditional program. The public is invited to attend. Also, Davis Orchestra plans a program at Mitre Peak park tomorrow evening with a supper charge. Alpine residents are urged to attend the event at six o'clock. Mrs W L Means and daughter Minnie Pearl of Abilene visit Alpine while actions are filed for barber services against Everett Wilkins for 850 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Bend
Alpine
Baptist Church
W. L. Means
Minnie Pearl
Avilene
Everett Wilkins
Barber
Nmi McCutcheon
G. Smith
Portland
Ore
Ed Wilkins
Millican Couple Mark 55th Wedding Anniversary
Rev and Mrs L R Millican celebrate their 55th wedding anniversary this month. He, a longtime Baptist minister in the Big Bend area, nears 80 and will keep ministry duties across local towns. Married in Bianco County Texas fifty five years ago on February 13, she is 77, he began preaching 58 years ago after his 1875 conversion. He presides over the Paisano Baptist encampment between here and Marfa along US 90 and participates in annual gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Millican
Millican
Big Bend
Baptist Church
Bianco County
Texas
Sul Ross College to Present Dance and Tap Program
Physical education students at Sul Ross College will present a program of dances, stunts, and tumbling next Friday at 8:00 pm. Miss Lu Me Britt announced the event, featuring tapping, clogging, and workout dancing in costumes. Admission is 10 cents, supporting activities sponsored by the Woman's Athletics Association. the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deartmen of
Sul Ross College
Lu~ Me Britt
Woman's Athletics Association of the College
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William Rubens
Chicago
Highway Department
Brewster County
9.W. Winsor
Aca
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Adolphe Menjou
Zane Grey
Frisco
Jenny
Ruth Chatterton
Donald Cook
Amand Lowe
Wynne Gibson
James Gleason
Lois Wilson
Dickie Moore
Willard
Chilren
Llard
AML
Chilaren
Strange
Norma Hearer
Clark Gable
T.N. Alison
Presidio
O. V. Nettleton
D. N. Bott
Marrathon
Houston
Scott I
J. E. Burgess
Abilene
Anja Wilson
Anja, Jr
Dallas
Zomanche
Oklo
C. D. Wood
A.C. Spalding
Judd D. Robertson
Chase City
D. McMurry
McMurry
Dimmitt Wood
Maria
Ms. Wood
The
High Department
John Blevins
Ed Gilman
Rio Grande
Hot Springs
Warner
Postoffice
Fuller Building
Warner's Cave
Oneers
Lic
Brookfield
Swift
Bread & Butter Stores, Inc
East Holland Ave
Alpine, Texas