Senior class turkey dinner at Pine High School party
Mrs C D Wood hosted the first senior party of the season at a ranch home for Pine High School seniors. Miss Laura Lee White was honored as the guest of the evening with a large group of seniors and teachers in attendance. The table featured purple and green crystal grapes with tall purple candle centers. Other guests included Mrs Aren Aten and Mrs John Blevins.
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Alpine High School
Laura Lee White
Lara le White
Margaret Ann Brown
Dorothy Ruth
Caldwell
Jackie Laurae Cros
Eva Jean Person
Emmy Low Harris
Alice Park
Hurst Catherine Harrit
Katherine Cogains
Bettye Flyd
Frances Fabian
June Fry
Lona See Cook
Wednesday Bridge Club Hosts Prize Winners
The Wednesday Bridge club was entertained by Mrs. J. E. Casner with guests including Mrs. J. W. Shepperd and members Ver non Melmyre John Stowell F. E. Gillett Lois Melmyre S. Hord J. Burgess H. G. Thompson Gene Parr C. D. Wood Crenin Hudson High prizes were presented to Mrs. Hudson Mrs. Burgess and Mrs. Shepperd.
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J. E. Casner
J. W. Shepperd
Mesdames Ver
Non Melmyre
John Stowell
F. E. Gillett
Lois Melmyre
S. Hord
E. Burgess
H. G. Thompson
Gene Parr
C. D. Wood
Crenin Hudson
Hudson
Burgess
Shepperd
Mildred Gibbons
Burton Weatherford
El Progreso Club Has Patriotic Program
El Progreso Study club met at Mrs Bernal Slight s home last Friday. Refreshments with a patriotic theme were served. Mrs Lockhart presided in the absence of president Mrs Vogt. The club discussed defense cooperation and Red Cross work and buying defense stamps and bonds. Mrs Owens spoke on Respect to the Flu. Mrs Broadfoot discussed Major Countries of South America. Members present included Mesdames Winter Vaughn Broadfoot Bowie Corkran Mitchell Ritter Bennett Owens Logan and guests Mrs Parr Mrs Gilbert and Mrs LaBett-Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Progreso Club
el Progreso
Bernal Slight
C. B. Broadfoot
South America
Mesdames Winter
Vaughn
Broadfoot
Bowie
Corkran
Mitchell Ritter
Bennett
Owens
Logan
Jean Parr
Gilbert
Ray LaBett
Argentina Topic at Study Club Meeting
Lawrence Hall on Sul Ross campus hosted the Study club with Mrs. Dela McElroy and Miss Flora Daugherty as hostesses. Plans for the District Federation meeting at Big Spring in March were discussed as Mrs. Fred S. Rogers was elected delegate and Mrs. H. W. Morelock alternate. Mrs. J. J. Maxwell from Coleman was introduced. The afternoon featured papers on The Argentine Pampa and The Commercial Importance of the Argentine, with new data on the Pampa’s growth and world market relevance.
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Argentina
Lawrence Hall
Sul Ross
Try C Club Valentine Party at Presbyterian Church
The Try C Club held a Valentine party on Saturday night February 14 at the Presbyterian church. Games followed by refreshments. Attendees included Mae Hudson Leta Brown Harriet Walker Beatrice Mathews Dorothy Jean Crawford Emily Livingston members Ruby June Burcham Clara May Bogel Joyce Nevill Lucille Kempen Mrs Rogers and Mary Ellen Gard Re Dorter.
Coggins Takes Honors In Livestock Judging Contest Held Saturday
Otis Coggins won first place in the high school division of a practice judging contest at Sul Ross Animal Husbandry department. The event selected a college team for the Ft Worth Fat Stock Show and a high school squad for El Paso competition in late March. In the high school division, Walter Wooley was second, Billy Burling third, Carl Shuts fourth, R. T. Key fifth, and Roy Tennant sixth. in the junior division, Billie Weston led with Ralph Berkeley second, Hughes Hill third, Sonny Gilmer fourth, and James Bow fifth. Hogs, beef cattle, and sheep were judged.
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Otis Coggins
Sul Ross Animal Husbandry Deepartment
College
Ft. Worth
Answers Questions for Answers For Elsewhere in this I
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Lewis Carroll
Madison
Nile River
Africa
Mediterranean Sea
Registrants Total 145 in Jeff Davis County Draft
In Jeff Davis County 145 men aged 20 to 44 completed incomplete February 16 selective service returns. The result topped local expectations, with the county’s total higher than anticipated. Amon Willoughby, once local, scored 298 of 300 at Camp Leonard Wood, earning a rifleman model prize in a military event. Dr. C. E. Eaton moved his household to San Angelo, selling their residence to Otis Grubb Jr. and leaving drugstore interests behind. Preston Fowlkes serves in the army. brother John Prude Fowlkes will enlist in March amid family notes from Mrs. Fowlkes.
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Jeff Davis County
Sears
Amon Willoughby
Leoard Wood
Missouri
West Texas
C. E. Eaton
San Angelo
M. Eaton
Eatons
Eaton
Otis Grubb, Jr
Preston Fowlkes
John Prude Fowlkes
Mrs. F
Withers Son Completes Basic Flying Course at San Antonio
Mr and Mrs Robert C Withers announce their son Robert has completed his basic aviation course at San Antonio and will be sent to another camp for advanced work toward a commission as second lieutenant in the air corps. L Robert's squadron is said to have the top honors in a class of 3 000 students.
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Robert C. Withers
Robert
San Antonio
Air Corps
L. Robert
Alpine High showcases second week of Woodworking class
The Alpine High School V A department reports the Defense Woodworking class completed its second week. Many participants attend free of charge while ranchers are invited to contact Ralph Peters or R C Mitchell for range feeders and farm projects. Materials provided by ranchers ensure free construction of these defense related farm improvements.
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Defense
Alpine High
V.A. Department
Ralph Peters
R. C. Mitchell
Himilco
Atlantic
Europe
Sargasso Sea
Empire State Building
New York City
Alpine ranchers and audience hear presidential address on radio
H Fowlkes of Alpine spoke to Fort Davis friends. In Jeff Davis and Presidio counties two boys grew up on the Fowlkes Brothers ranch. Rev A Leonard Mille used a church radio to ensure listeners heard the president’s fireside speech at 9 pm, completing his lecture on the New Testament before the broadcast aired.
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H. Fowlkes
Alpine
Fort Davis
Jeff Davis County
Presidio County
Fowlkes Brothers
A. Leonard Mille
TDG Gift Supports Fort Davis Unit Donation Highlighted
Jack McCutcheon donated 50 to the Texas Defense Guard company after a TDG dance near Fort Davis. He could not join the unit due to ranch work. The event raised about 35 from admissions. Captain B. E. Coan thanked the donors and noted the appreciation of the members.
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Zor. Davis
Texas Defense Guard
Fort Davis
Jack McCutcheon
B. E. Coan
Astronomers from McDonald Observatory Attend Mexican Dedication
A group of about 25 Americans including Dr Otto Struve and Mrs Struve Dr William Morgan and Dr C T Elvey entered Mexico February 12 to attend the dedication of El Observatorio Astrofisico Nacional in Puebla and participate in an astronomical conference with all expenses paid by the Mexican government They expect to return March 1 after lectures from February 16 to 25 Also noted G Carmack of Fort Davis has been hired to manage the Pete Kennedy ranch interests while owner and army reserve officer Mr Kennedy serves in the military.
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Astro
McDonalds Observatory
United States
el Observatorio Astrofisico Nacional
Puebla
Otto Struve
Kennedy Ranch
G. Carmack
Fort Davis
Pete Kennedy
Kennedy
Cort Davie
Fort Davis Sewing Drive Under Way At Red Cross
Red Cross sewing activities begin in Fort Davis under Mrs G Pride as production chair. John McWhorter grants use of Morris & McWhorter Hotel Limpia for the work. An all day sewing meet is planned with participants bringing food for a rounded dinner. Dr Clifford B Casey of Sul Ross College speaks on international relations and Monroe Doctrine at the Fort Davis Study Club. Hostesses were Mrs F L Sprout and Miss Mabel Bloys. About 50 attend Washington birthday observance by the Eastern Star at Masonic hall.
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Red Cross
Fort Davis
G. Pride
George Williams
John McWhorter
Morris & McWhorter
Limpia
Dr. Casey
Uncle Sam
Western Hemisphere
New World
Clifford B. Casey
Sul Ross College
F. L. Sprout
Mabel Bloys
Sprout
Masonic Hall
Order of the Eastern Star Chapter
Star
Patriotic Anniversary Lodge Meeting Recalls George Washington
J W McElroy presided at the event with Rev. Richard G Irving giving the invocation. Donald Jo Muthern played piano solo and string ensemble. B Coan spoke on George Washington the Soldier. Mrs J S Muleherner and Mrs Arch Garner hosted refreshments, rooms decorated in patriotic colors.
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J. W. McElroy
Richard G. Irving
Donald Jo Muthern
Gentian
Irving
B. Coan
George Washington
Soldier
J. 8. Mulehern
Arch Garner
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Graham
Harris
Lee Kokernot
Charming Ranch
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1Momer Graham
Lois McIntyre
Pagar Martin
Shellie Barnes
D. Harris
Ernest Mollison
Coggins
Eatons Self Residence
Mrs. Carmack
Pra Tlalaby , Oe
Alpine Lumber Company Hardware Dept
Swan's
Monarch
Avondale
Swift
Pillsbury's
National Biscuit
Ciant Bar
Swift's Sunbrite Cleanser
Coco Hardwater Castile
Texas
Lipby's
Carey
Alan
Jim
Mom
CPL
Vilions of
Jims
America
Central Power Ane Light Company
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