Social Week of Alpine Home Hosted by Mrs Logan
Mrs James Logan entertained in Alpine with a series of social gatherings at her new ranch style home. Bridge parties on Wednesday and Friday featured multi table play and prizes, followed by morning and afternoon coffee gatherings on Saturday with light refreshments and socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Alpine
James Logan
Edgar Martin
Knox Reid
Dudley Underwood
Son Wilson
J. W. Shepperd
Alderson
Chalmers Broadfoot
Everett Turner
Gene Parr
Beakfast
DAR Chapter Meets at Morelock Home
The Big Bend chapter of the DAR gathered Wednesday at Mrs. H. W. Morelock’s home with co-hostess Mrs. Clinton Ritchey. Regent Mrs. Morelock presided as secretary Malone Hill resigned. Mrs. E. G. Nance elected to fill the vacancy. Fay Hamilton reported as treasurer and discussed the Valley Forge carillon project and plans for a dedicated tower.
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Big Bend
The
DAR
H. W. Morelock
Clinton Ritchey
Marathon
Malone Hill
E. G. Nance
Fay Hamilton
Valley Forge
National Organization
Nance
DAR Supports School Projects For The Underprivileged
The group notes two approved schools aided by the DAR for needy children located in Tamasee and Grant Alabama. The Big Bend chapter sent a clothing box for the children while Mrs. Keith Morrow reviewed the rules for using and caring for the U S flag. Members answered roll call with historic churches and schools. Guests were invited to dine in the dining room with refreshments from a well set tea table. Invited guests included Miss Byrd Bacon Mrs Ethel Newman of Honolulu and Miss Clemmie Billingsley.
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DAR
Tamasee
Ala
Grant
Big Bend
Keith Morrow
United States
Byrd Bacon
Ethel Newman
Honolulu
Clemma Billingsley
Local Bridge Clubs Host Weekly Sessions and Prizes
Mrs. Lawrence Kidwell hosted the Friendly Bridge club with guests including Mrs. Braswell. Prizes went to Mrs. Herring for members and Mrs. Braswell for guests, followed by sandwiches and coffee. Mrs. W. H. Terry led a Contract club gathering with multiple prize winners and a ten hour welcome. Frances Newsom’s Hi Lo group enjoyed a salad course after wins by Wilmoth Matthews and Dot Cross, with refreshments served.
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Lawrence Kidwell
Friendly Bridge Club
Mesdames Everett Turner
Jarvis Robinson
Carswell Hollinshead
Clifton Moss
Seldon Robinson
Fritz Bill Weyerts
Mark Herring
Mesdames Worth Frazer
Carl Shults
Johnny Braswell
Roscoe Morgan
Frank Matthews
Braswell
Herring
Low
Turner
W. H. Terry
C. E. Patterson
Zeb. Decie
Shellie Barnes
King Terry
Ed Fowlkes
Clay Holland
Edgar Martin
J. S. Hord
Gladys Morton
Gene Benson
Martin
Holland
Morton
Tally-ho Bridge Club
James Kemp
Hancock Hall
Earl Anderau
John Clanton
Mesdames C. W. Davis
C. M. Corkran
G. H. Harfst
A. V. Gunn
Dan Ritter
Truman Hatch
Dan Logan
Ray LaBeff
Reginald Wotan
John Braswell
Ritter
Harfst
Clanton
Frances Newsom
Hi-Lo Bridge Club
Wilmoth Matthews
Dot Cross
Julianna B. Lewis
Betty Wuest
Hanna Hopson
Neva Jo Robinson
Kathryn Harfst Couey
Pilot Club Holds Weekly Meeting at Holland Hotel
The Pilot club met Saturday at 1 pm in the Rose room of the Holland hotel for a regular program session with 19 members present. Guests included Edith Hopson Elizabeth Barrett Stella Hawkins Julia Gentry Miss Billingsley Ellen Hudson and several named gentlemen and leaders. Avora Berry presided and Edna Parr led the program committee. Mr Davis and his Barber Shop Quartet contributed to the event.
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Pilot Club
Rose Room
Holland Hotel
Edith Hopson
Elizabeth Barrett
Stella Hawkins
Julia Gentry
Miss Billingsley
Ellen Hudson
Mesdames
T. F. Skevington
Turner F. Austin
Dallas
Martin L. Carter Jr
el Paso
James W. Glasscock
Alan Fraser
Glenn F. Davis
Barber Shop
Avora Berry
Edna Parr
Davis
Pilots applaud quartet and Rev Dillon sermon
The quartet sang Put On Your Old Gray Bonnet Peg of My Heart and a Negro spirit ual, impressing the Pilots. Ann Whittaker introduced Rev Austin Dillon who urged that now is the time to take inventory and improve our country and world.
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Ann Whittaker
Rev
Austin Dillon
Alpine Grandson Reunites With RAF Veteran in Dallas Home
The obituary notes a man who served three years in the RAF during World War II and who is a grandson of Mrs. Jessie L. Griffith of Alpine. He lived with her in Alpine and is now at 3405 Swiss Ave in Dallas.
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Tistry
Dallas
Jessie L. Griffith
Alpine
Swiss Ave
Brownsville Girl Weds Alpine Man in Brownsville
Announced here is the December 21 marriage of Miss Patsy Creekmore of Brownsville to Griffith Oates of Alpine. The ceremony at First Methodist Church Brownsville was read by Rev Elmer Hierholzer. Mrs. Oates is a Brownsville Junior College and Baylor School of Nursing graduate. Mr. Oates studied at Sul Ross College and the University of Texas and is pursuing Baylor University College of Dentistry.
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Patsy Creekmore
A. B. Creekmore
Brownsville
Griffith Oates
Alpine
Elmer Hierholzer
First Methodist Church
Oates
Brownsville Junior College
Baylor University School of Nursing
Sul Ross College
University of Texas
Baylor University College of
Den
El Progreso Club Sets Meeting Next Friday
The El Progreso club will hold its regular meeting next Friday February 6 at 3 30 p m Mrs Alfred E Creigh Jr leads the program on Who Plans the Family s Spending Hostesses are Mrs Ray La Beff and Mrs Truman Hatch
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el Progreso Club
Alfred E. Creigh Jr
Ray LaBeff
Truman Hatch
Garden Club Honors Charter Members in January Meeting
The Alpine Garden club designated January 23 as Charter Member meeting at the home of charter member Mrs. Asa Jones. Charter members present included Mesdames J. C. Coleman W. D. Burcham Louis Forchheimer J. W. Gilmer W. M. Meador G. P. Smith W. J. Smith and Vic Winter. Mrs. J. Frank Dobie state Conservation chairman attended and spoke about the National Audubon club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Garden Club
Asa Jones
Mesdames J. C. Coleman
W. D. Burcham
Louis Forchheimer
J. W. Gilmer
W. M. Meador
G. P. Smith
W. J. Smith
Vic Winter
J. Frank Dobie
National Audubon Club
Flower Growing Skit Highlights Club Meeting Near Kerrville
A wildlife club near Kerrville hosts a fundraising school and club event drawing attendees to contribute to a $5000 fund. Mrs W J Smith and Mrs J C Coleman performed a skit on Flower Growing. It marks the club’s tenth anniversary with an attractively laid tea table and pastel flowers. Tea cakes and nuts were served by Mrs Scott and Mrs Meador. Members and guests enjoy a social hour. Mrs Harold Nichols and baby returned from Houston visit.
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Kerrville
W. J. Smith
J. C. Coleman
Scott
Meador
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Society
C. D. Wood
Morelock
Davis Motor Sales
College Ave
W. Davis
P. O. Box
Earl Bowers
Doris Dodson
Cross & Cross
East Holland Avenue
the Hospital OF the Lockhart Clinic
Texas
T Hospital
the Lockhart Clinic
Dillon
North America
Jim Francois
Meat Department
Aes Oe
EL Progreso
Garden Club
Belle Flower Garden
City Drug Store
Harold Nichols
Baby
Houston
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