Social notes recall Easter hostess and club gatherings
Mrs C D Wood hosts Easter society event as Tally-Ho contract club meets with Mrs Jimmy Logan hosting members and guests. Prizes go to Mrs Hatch and Mrs Weston. homemade candy served. Ruth Rogers hosts seated tea honoring Elizabeth Fowlkes before a Manhattan trip. Mrs Gerald Hoyle leads wives’ meeting at Holland hotel. Forty-two club meets at Skevington home with a refreshment plate. Wednesday Bridge club hosted by Mrs John Newell with Mexican lunch and contract prizes to Mrs Harris and Mrs Burcham.
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Mrs. Logan
Tally-Ho
Jimmy Logan
Mesdames
Dan Ritter
Truman Hatch
Mark Carruthers
Eldon Gilbert
Reginald Wotan
Wally Davis
Forrest Weston
L. D. Stratton
C. M. Corkran
Ray LaBeff
Craig Matthias
Pete Adams
Hatch
Weston
Ruth Rogers
Elizabeth Fowlkes
Manhattan
Kansas
Fowlkins
Earlene Falls
Helfen Fielder
Mary Virginia McIntyre
Janette McIntyre
Jean Earle
Barbara Beard
Elinor Ray
Mesdames Jimmie Sloan
Rodebaugh
Skevington
T. F. Skevington
P. V. Cartwright
J. C. Coleman
Wilson
Newell
John Newell
Green Cafe
L. D. Harris
W. D. Burcham
J. E. Burgess
C. D. Wood
J. E. Casner
J. W. Shepperd
Edgar Martin
J C
Inters Hold Open Holl On New Year's Eve
Aranairs and Winter host an open house from 9 to 11 on New Year’s Eve celebrating their third wedding anniversary. About 100 guests attended the evening. Centerpiece with calla lilies and white candles, gifts of red roses carnations and poinsettias. Double ring wedding cake with coffee nuts and candy. House party included Mesdames J W Shepperd Peyton Cain Jimmie Logan Clinton Moss Paul Vogt Jimmie Sloan Billy West and Vic Winter with music by Mrs Vogt and Mrs Sloan.
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Peyton Cain
Jimmie Logan
Cliton Moss
Paul Vogt
Jimmie Sloan
Billy West
Vic Winter
Flying School Officers Report Baby Born at Post Hospital
A report from Fort Snelling notes a baby boy born to Mrs. Clay and a daughter to Mrs. Reece, wife of Capt. Raymond H. Reece, with Lt. Davis Clay present. Barbara Ann is named for the girl, while the boy is named Bruce Davis Clay. The event marks the first flying school officer birth since the school’s establishment.
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Bruce Davis Clay
Reece
Raymond H
Flying School
Report Reece
Chicago
Davis Clay
Barbara Ann
Clay
Leutenant
Snelling
Minn
Nazarene Church Financials and Pastor Winifred Kelton’s Sermons
The document lists Nazarene church finances with total assets of 2,238,000.59 and total liabilities and capital accounts of 1,238,900.58, naming capital stock, undivided profits, and pledged assets. It also notes Sunday school at 9:45 and services at 10:50 a.m. and 8 p.m, and identifies pastor Winifred Kelton.
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Winifred Kelton
At The Churches Sunday Services And Training Union
At the churches artist the Sunday school. Morning services at 9 45 a m include Sunday school led by Joba Weyerts and a 10 50 a m morning worship with a sermon by the pastor. Evening union service with the Methodist and Presbyterian churches at the Presbyterian church. Pastor E Buford Isaacks invites attendance.
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the Training Union
Wittner
Christian Science Lesson Sermon Readings Set for Sunday
The Christain Science Lesson Sermon on Sacrament will be read in all churches on Sunday January 10. Golden Text from Psalms 116 calls on the Lord and vows in the presence of all his people. The Bible passage from Psalms 19:18 urges let the words of my mouth be acceptable to the Lord. The text Seterence and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy is cited. Church of Christ services: Sunday 10:00 to 10:50 communion, 8:00 evening, midweek Wednesday 8:00, Women’s Bible class 4:80. We welcome all. Jas. A. Fry, Minister.
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Churches of Christ
Salms
Mary Baker Eady
Church OF Christ
Methodist Church Service Schedule With Evening Message
Morning worship at 11 with sermon by the pastor. Evening service at 7 30 led by Rev E Buford Isaacks on the theme of the evening. A Layman's clinic, General Superintendent A J Bierschwale and Alan Fraser lead a session in the room behind the church. Ray B McGrew is the pastor in charge.
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A. J. Bierschwale
Alan Fraser
E. Buford Isaacks
Ray B. McGrew
Presbyterian Sunday School Opens Across Departments Day
Presby terian Sunday school opens in all departments at 10 a m Morning worship at 11 United evening service 730 at Methodist church Fred S Rogers pastor Evening services pm 1st 2nd 4th and 5th Sundays Holy Communion at 11 am on third Sunday each month W H Martin Archdeacon
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Presbyterian Sunday School
United
Methodist Church
Fred S. Rogers
W. H. Martin
Kansas City Man Brags on Antique Stanley Steamer Range
W. H. Deltchman of Kansas City claims no gas worries, driving 600 miles last week without a drop. He collects antique cars and notes his 1023 Stanley steamer runs on kerosene, claiming water is plentiful and it gets 40 miles per gallon. He says 128 old tires would supply all the rubber for a flying fortress.
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W. H. Deltchman
Kansas City
Wartime 1943 license plates to be miniature and durable
Texas motorists will get wartime plates for 1943 that are almost microscopic, about one inch by four inches, bearing the year 1943 and serial numbers. Stocked plates remain 6 by 13 inches. Tags go on sale February 1 and must be on vehicles by April 1.
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Texas
Austin
Local People Make 3000 Mile Trip Into Mexico
Dr. G. P. Smith of Sal Ross faculty and his brother H. R. Smith of San Antonio with student Raymond Holstein returned this week from a 3000 mile auto trip into Durango and other Mexican cities. They visited churches museums ruins and a Sun pyramid. They plan to present a travel talk about the journey.
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Mexico
G. P. Smith
Sal Ross
H. R. Smith
San Antonio
Raymond Holstein
Durango
Monterrey
Saltillo
Torreon
Zacatecas
Aguas Calientes
Guadalajara
Puebla
Pyramid
Sierra Madre Mts
Dr. Smith
Auto Troubles in Newark: Theft Beats Cash Strapped Owner
Francis Murphy found three tires two wheels and a drained gas tank from his car in Newark New Jersey. A police summons for overtime parking was attached to the windshield in addition to the theft.
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Francis Murphy
Newark
N. J
Flying School Cagers Beat Ft. D. A. Russell Teams
Air Cobras of the flying school opened the season with two wins over Fort D A Russell quintets at Marfa High School gym. They toppled Co A 43 to 29 Tuesday and then defeated Co B 45 to 34 on Saturday. Lt. John C. Cairnes, post PT director and Air Cobra coach, scheduled a third game with Sul Ross College in Alpine. Pvt. Earl Gray led Co A with eight points in the opener, while Pvt. Phil Schoppe led the Cobras with 13. Co B’s top scorers included Pvt. Willie Collum and E G Harmon, with Lt. Clare A. Van Hooebeke among standouts. The Saturday tilt was close throughout as Lt. Baum coached Co B.
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Quints
Fort D. A. Russell
Co. A
Co. B
Marfa High School
John C. Cairnes
Sul Ross College
Alpine
Pecos Flying School
Earl Gray
Wilmette
Harmon Garners
Corp
al Maes
Casillas
James J. Batts
Airbra
Clare A. van Hooe
Beke
Air Cobra J
Phil Schoppe
Detroit
Mich
Willie
Red” Collum
Shawnee
E. G. Harmon
Ward
Lt. Baum
New York City College
Former Sul Ross Student Visits Alpine Navy Recruiting Officer
Former Sul Ross student P Buddy Withers, now a Navy recruiting officer, visits Alpine every Wednesday afternoon at the courthouse to meet eligible men and boys for enlistment. He plans weekly Fort Davis and Marfa visits, with Alpine on Wednesdays and Marfa on Thursdays. He notes 17-year-olds may enlist and men aged 38 to 50 are eligible.
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USNR
Buddy Withers
Buddy
Sul Ross College
Alpine
The
Navy
Pecos
Fort Davis
Marfa
When Men of Utah Town Go Off To War
Ferron Utah residents prepare homes for war years. Youth group Vacant Home Vanguard of America led by Donald Nelson guards property water fruit trees repair fences ward off vandalism and keeps homes ready for owners' return. 60 homes already in care with plans to expand. service free with optional donations invested in war bonds.
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Ferron
Utah
America
Donald Nelson
V. HV. A
Moyle
Vanguard of America
Rulon W. Clark
Salt Lake City
Promotions For Officers of Local Defense Guard Announced This Week
Resignation of Lt. Martin J. Robinson as headquarters company commander triggers changes in Texas Defense Guard Alpine unit. Dave Elliott to assume duties pending lieutenant appointment. 1st Lt. Ernest C. Coleman to captain Co. A. Capt. Herbert A. Dodd resigns. Ferdine Kerby named S-1. Enlistments rise. drill date plans to begin. Alpine citizens 16 to 65 urged to report at Centennial School Sunday or chamber office.
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Martin J. Robinson
Srd Battalion
Texas Defense Guard
Dave Elliott
Co. B
TDG
Alpine
Ernest C. Coleman
Morris A. Webb
Co. A
Herbert A. Dodd
Ferdine Kerby
Chamber of Commerce
FSA Official Transferred To Mexico
Herbert A. Dodd who led Farm Security Administration work in this area was ordered to report for duty in Mexico for three days. Dodd, chosen for his experience with Mexican border conditions and U.S. farming needs, left early this week.
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Herbert A. Dodd
Farm Security Administration
Mexico
Dodd
Mexican
U.S
FSA
Fowlkes Bros Buy Presidio School Lands in Nolan County
SWEETWATER Jan 3 Fowlkes Bros of Marfa completed the purchase of 13 107 acres of Nolan county school land in Presidio county for ranch use. The 18 061 25 sale price at 1 50 per acre includes existing holdings totaling 63 sections and ranches. Nolan county retains about 8 000 acres in Presidio county near the Marfa ranchmen.
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Sweetwater
Fowes Bros
Marfa
Nolan County
Presidio County
Fowlkes Bros
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