Pupil Recital by Mrs Bogel at Kokernot Lodge
Society notes report Mrs. Mary Pancoast Bogel to present her violin and piano pupils in recital at Kokernot Lodge next Friday evening, January 31, with the public invited. Many members addressed with a list of attendees and refreshments served to guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs Brown
George A. Brown
W. T. Meriwether
Clay Holland
L. D. Harris
W.D. Bursham
Ellen C. Hudson
Gay Merwether
Cas Edwards
Mrs. Meriwether
Edwards
Free Optical Checkups for Alpine Children
Alpine school children will receive free eye examinations sponsored by El Progreso Study Club. Dr. G M Sims will conduct screenings for several weeks on Thursday and Friday mornings. Children may be advised to obtain glasses, but testing aims to reveal unseen eye problems affecting school progress. Parents are urged to cooperate and permit the checkups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Progreso
G. M. Sims
Chil
Iren
Plician
Teachfe
el Progreso
el Progreso Club
Mir. D. BM. Bennett
WMA Circles Meet at Baptist Church Tuesday
Three circles of the WMA of a Baptist church met Tuesday at different homes. The Onis Vineyard circle gathered at Mrs. J. M. Floyd’s home with Lois McIntyre reviewing two chapters of The Trail of the Seed. Refreshments honored Mrs. E. R. Cox, birthday celebrant and circle chair. Present were Mesdames Bain Reeder Holman Ora Harvey Bowers Chambers Lankved Bill Wright Slover Cox. The Effie Roe Maddox circle met at Mrs. Graham’s home with Mrs. Howard Johnson presenting a review from The Trail of the Seed. Attendees included Forest Weston J. C. Weston Lloyd Henderson Oliver Binion Ray Spence. Mrs. M. H. Moorman’s home hosted the Ann Asseltine circle with Mrs. Moorman presenting the study. Members present were Mesdames Howie Thornton Kidd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist W.ms
WMA
We Baptist Church
Onis Vineyard
J. M. Floyd
Lois McIntyre
E. R. Cox
No Circle
Mesdames ‘Ain, Reeder
Holman
Ora Harey
Bowers
Chambers
Lank
Annie Lackey Circle Meets at George Baines Home
The Annie Lackey circle of the Womens Society of Christian Service met Tuesday at George Baines home with Mrs Ben Burkett and Mrs T M Wil on in charge. President Mrs P V Cartwright presided and Mrs Wilson led the third lesson titled Songs of Zion while studying the Bible Source. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Lackey
Womans' Society of Christian Service
Irs
George Baines
Ben Burkett
T. M. Wilon
P. V. Cartwright
Wilson
Zion
PTA Members Hear Talk on Work of Employment Office
The P T A met at Junior High on January 20 with Mrs Pope presiding and a music half hour by the High School band under Mr Mac McMullan. Guest speaker Mr H H Maner of the local state employment office spoke on Texas employment services and the Wagner Peyser Act, noting 800 to 900 workers statewide and Alpine’s district 4 with headquarters in El Paso. Texas Employment service ranked No 1 in the U S, and the Alpine office placed 588 people in 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clu Peat
Sutdy
Vhurady
Goleman
J. W. Gil
Estes
Ack’ Walcher
Breit Air
Red Ratt
Bil Winter
Mary Bess Ligmalto
James Soun
Fred S. Rogers
Laura Krey
Tex
Rogers
Texas
Curas
W. J. Winter
Mary Bessmilton
Foster
Pope
Mac McMullan
Charles Livingston Jr
E. C. Coleman
H. H. Maner
Maner
New York
el Paso
Texas Employment Service
United States
Texan James Swann Gains Wide Recognition as Artist
A West Texas visitor, James Swann born in Texas, earned national and international recognition as an artist. He has served since 1937 as secretary and treasurer of the Chicago Society of Etchers. His career spans Sul Ross College Alpine to Southwestern Engraving Amarillo, later study in Dallas and Chicago, with exhibitions leading to memberships in the Prairie Print Makers and other societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
Merkel and
Lampasos
James Swann
Chicago
Texas
Swann
Chicago Society of Etchers
3Ul Ross College
Alpine
Southwestern Engraving Company
Amarillo
Dallas
Century of Progress
Bac
Print Makers Society of California
Los Angeles
The
Prairie Print Makers
Wichita
Kansas
New Braunfels Man Appointed Director Big Bend Park Assn
E A Crousnitzer of New Braunfels, Texas, pioneer utility operator, named to the directorate of the Texas Big Bend Park association. He backs development of scenic attractions as tourist assets and supports the Big Bend project for Texas economic life, joining Mark Fuchs in expanding the organization’s district committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Braunfels
Big Bend Park
Fort Worth
E. A. Crousnitzer
Texas
Texas Big Bend Park Association
Amon Carter
Croumnzer
Texas Big End Park Association
Mark Fuchs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ments
Miss Mildred Elliott
Mesdames R. C. Elliott
W. W. Barron
R. B. Slight
B. L. Carson
M. F. Merrell
A. P. Craddock
O. R. Williams
P. ¥. Cartwright
Mary Mathews
W. A. Daugherty
Dick Cross
Guy Crawford
W. M. Meador
W. Y Hinson
T. F. Skevington
Dessa Wright
Progreso
HEAR
Fan
W. Lockhart
Ray B. Misn
Osar Levant
Harold Hulsing
Mesdames D. {. Bennett
S. P. White
F. L. McCollum
A. R. Stambaugh
Rave Grew
J. €. Cooley
J. C.wes‘n
Homer Wilson
J. 8
Arledge
Arthur Allen
Harry Fisher
Mayne Hill
William Winter
Carl Vaughn
Mrs. W. E. Lockhart
PTA
Floyd Whittenburg
Culver City
Calif
Motion’ Picture Company
Commary
Nash
Sul Ross
Society of American Ethers
Smithsonian Institution
New ‘York Public Library
Newark Free Public Library
Los Angeles Museum
Hab‘ersham
Southern Print Makers
Chapman Prize
Southern States Art League
Plaza Theater
Paso
Ulm
George Bernard Shaw
SUH Thomson
Denn Hoey
Check Plaza
Clarence Hord
Sessor
Brewsti
Ounty
Swifts
Bacon
Carnation Milk
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