Dalat Books Club Meeting Reports Read At Home
El Progresso Society members hear concise reports on the book of the month Red Sky at Morning during a round table at Mrs. Ray Spence’s home. Guests and members share refreshments, laughter, and a spirited bridge game with prizes and towel keepsakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Spence
el Progresso Club
Slight
Livingston
Roy Lassiter
Spence
Mesdames Bennett
Edgar Martin
Gilman
Cross
Moorman
Delightful Bridge Party at Turney Home in Turney
Mrs Bernal Sagat entertained her bridge club Friday of last week with a jolly bridge party at the Turney home. Mrs Edgar Martin and Mrs Earl McElroy achieved high score, while Miss Adrian Turney acted as hostess at a charming head table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernal Sagat
Edgar Martin
Turney
Earl McElroy
Adrian Turney
Score
High Score
Woman's Council Plans Aid for Needy Families
The Woman's Council of the Presbyterian Church met January 12 at Mrs. Roy Lassiter’s home with strong attendance and guests. President Mrs Perkins chaired, reports noted Christmas offering for needy Mexicans, and the council approved sending half a gallon of milk daily to a needy American family for the next month. Plans were made for fund-raising and a Martha Washington tea around February 22 at Mrs L Foreh elmer’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Council
The
Presbyterian Church
Roy Lassiter
James Cotter
Hird
Harry W. Wilson
Perkins
Noy Lasalter
Mr and Mrs Sandifer Host Bridge Club Event
A bridge party at the Sandifers home Saturday brought together guests including Mr and Mrs TR Moody, Dr and Mrs Lenope, Mr and Mrs Allen, Mr and Mrs Clay Holland, Mr and Mrs HL Kokernot Jr, Mrs John Hevins, and others for an evening of deli refreshments and social games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandifer
Bridge Club
TR. Moody
Lenope
Are Allen
Clay Holland
HL. Kokernot, Jr
John Hevins
Bridge Party Honoring Miss Kendrick in Yellow and White
Miss Kendrick of 81 Mo was guest of Miss Helen Allen and Miss Early Caldwell at Mrs Lassiter home for a bridge party with yellow and white decor. High score went to Miss Stather Eliott who received an Edgewood jewel box. Guests included Mrs Jacobina Bureh and many others with hostesses and guests named. Mrs Holland hosted a bridge club with seven games and refreshments. Count Ribcowsky was honored at a four course turkey dinner by Mr Fisher and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Kendrick
Kendrick
Helen Allen
Early Caldwell
Lassiter
Stather Eliott
Edgewood
Jacobina Bureh
Las
Las, and Miss Longbotham
Mesdames W. Haines
J. H. Head
Hancock
Fern Pugh
Fratcon Gillett
Mabel F Gertrude McDaniel
Grace Bedell
Stather El-iott
Ruth Fleetwood
Hazel Bratton
Clemma Billingsly
Jacobina Bure
Marty V. Fisher
Rotary Luncheon Delivers Rare Musical Treat
Alpine Rotarians enjoyed a rare musical performance at yesterday’s luncheon. Speakers and diners noted the event featured several standout performances by local talent including Leo Howell and Harve Cottle, with guests praising the program and ambiance.
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Nes Nate Pha
Ieee Mao Taylor
Beenagcien
Pete Co
St Ak
Boner Peete
Leo Howell
Harve Cottle
Trans-Pecos Abstract Company Becomes Alpine Corp
The Trans-Pecos Abstract Company, now Alpine Corporations newest entity, was incorporated January 2, 1928. The longtime title plant in Brewster County dates to 1898, maintaining extensive maps, records, and 50,000 pages of abstracts with 24 hour service plans for rapid yet thorough title work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trans-Pecos
al Ny
Ts 4 Corporation
Trans
Trans Pecos Pecos
Capital
M. L. Hopson
John Perkins
E. Hopson
J.P. Byers
J P. Higers
Brewster County
Alpine
Trewster County
Ady
Second Bulletin Planned by W T H S
The West Texas Historic and Scientific Society held a meeting to form plans for publishing their second bulletin. V J Smith Anna D Linn HT Fletcher were appointed to push publication. The group collected material and expects the new bulletin to excel the last. Several appointments were made including Lutie Britt as publicity and Mody C Boat Fight as director of research. A tentative date for the annual meeting was set for the first week in March. Mail closing times and train schedules are listed, noting local and long distance routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas Hist Intitle Society
V. J. Smith
Anna D. Linn
HT. Fletcher
Mise Lutie Britt
Janu
Boat Fight
Missesworth
Astro
Melton
Mise Britt
Ttle
West Texas
Railroad Time Table Notes for OH&SR Trains
Time table fragment lists westbound trains Argonaut Sunset Mail and Limited 104 103 101 and eastbound Motor Trains 1 2 with arrival at 10:00 p m and departure at 8:00 am. It mentions southbound and northbound schedules in terse form with train numbers and names.
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Argonaut
Sunset Mail
Kgma« Sn
Alpine Sunday Schools Report Strong Attendance Rise
Alpine Sunday schools show improved turnout with 531 present last Sunday, up from 483 the prior week. The Baptists led with 200 attendees, while Christian 59, Church of Christ 26, Episcopal 176, Methodist 62, and Presbyterian 62 also reported numbers as officers noted a return toward the high mark set in November.
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Atten
Alp
Nee
Alpine
the Baptists
Christian
Jureh of Christ
Episcopal
Presbyterian
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Dorothy Brown
Vida Mae Coulson
Merle Dorothy Hryson
Corinne Barker
Claudia Chalk
Gladine Bowers
Opal Chaffin
Louis Mae Coulson
Elta Coulson
Velma Johnson
Johnnie Allen
Ruth Todd
Lida Belle McGonagill
Laura Cawsey
Blanche Cotter
Elizabeth Banks
Jane Garrett
Elise
Purina
City Bakery
John Young Land CO
Alpine, Texas
Davis Mountains
Fort Davis
Heart of Highland
Alpine Hardware Co
Holland
James Cecil Smith
Lee Hancock
JH. Head
Barker
J. A. McGonagill
Mesdames J.B. Burgess
R. E. Gillett Ford Jackson
Asa Jones
Wells McIntyre
W. T. Meriwether
Shirley Seales
W. H. Terry
H. G. Watson
Trans-Pecos Abstract Company
Alpine Corporation
W.T.H.S
San Antonio
Points
Marfa
el Paso
Oh&sr
Astound
Fishel
Ranger
Texas
Buru
Deluxe Cleaners
Texas Tailors
Buick
Weyerts
Hurley Furniture Co
S. P. Depot
Holland Hubli Pancy
B & B Market
Casner Motor Company
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