Faculty Picnic At Sunny Glen Highlights Sul Ross Event
Sul Ross faculty gathered for a Sunny Glen picnic with 125 guests despite Alpine rain. Supper committee members served New York cut sirloin, beans, potato salad, and desserts as talks on China mission schools and intercession took place. A $15.25 Foreign Supply offering was noted and W S C S meetings later covered prayer, tempers, and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sul Ross
Sunny Glen
Messrs
A. Coleman
J. L. Kerby
Seldon Robinson
Alpine
China
Virginia Thomas
Guy Crawford
J. P. Parker
F. R. Williamson
Mmes
P. W. Cartwright
E. S. Cross
Dick Cross
R. B. Slight
J. D. May
Murrah
G. W. Baines
T. A. Beard
W. B. Hancock
D. A. Hilton
J. B. Spence
Couple Club Hosts Ice Cream Evening at Davis Home
Mr and Mrs Glenn Davis hosted a couple club gathering Thursday night with guests Mr and Mrs James Kemp and members including Mr and Mrs Knox Reid Mr and Mrs J W Shepperd Mr and Mrs George Koury Mr and Mrs Bill Winter Mr and Mrs Frank McCollum Mr and Mrs Joe Burgess and Paul Vogt High prizes went to the Shepperd family with Mrs Shepperd winning among the ladies and J W Shepperd among the men The Winters also earned bingo prizes Bill Winter and Mrs Bill led for the men and women The hostess served an ice course
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Davis
Knox Reid
J. W. Shepperd
George Koury
Bill Winter
Frank McCollum
Joe Burgess
Paul Vogt
James Kemp
Shepperd
Shepperd High
Patsy Ruth Bennett Weds Robert Boyd Jr in Van Horn
The marriage of Patsy Ruth Bennett and John R. Boyd Jr. was announced. The couple, daughters and sons of Fort Davis and Fort Stockton residents, married March 6 in Van Horn with a Baptist minister. Boyd works on the high line for West Texas Utility Co.
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John R
Robert) Boyd Jr
John R. Boyd
Patsy Ruth Bennett
Steve Bennett
Fort Davis
van Horn
Fort Stockton
West Texas Utility Co
Tea at Home of Mrs. Ray Spence Hosts Club party
A Wednesday afternoon tea from 4 to 6:30 at Mrs. Ray Spence's home, hosted by Mrs. J. C. Cooley, Mrs. Ralph Peters, and Mrs. Roscoe Morgan. House party members served punch and cake. corsages featured glads and carnations from the Spence garden as 140 friends called to the reception in a lace-covered daisied room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Spence
J. C. Cooley
Ralph Peters
Roscoe Morgan
Spence
James Kemp
Bernal Slight
D. M. Bennett
A. R. Stambaugh
R. A. Whiteside
Bill Winter
Jack Stowell
Earl Anderau
Spence Garden
China Topic at WSCS Meeting
The Annie Lackey Circle of the Methodist WSCS met June 17 at Mrs. Walter Foster’s home with co hosts Mrs. W A Daugherty and Mrs. John Lane. Rev Dillon spoke on the new church year theme and church school attendance. Program leader Mrs George Baines presented the topic One Hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C.S
Annie Lackey
Methodist
Walter Foster
W. A. Daugherty
John Lane
Dillon
George Baines
Fletcher speaks to Alpine Pilot Club on viewpoint
Alpine Pilot club held a luncheon at the Holland hotel with Sunshine Ep person in charge introducing Dr Raymond Fletcher of Sul Ross teaching in education. He is on the Highland Park High School Dallas faculty and spoke on Seeing the Other Person's Point of View with clear examples highlighting common misperceptions.
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Alpine Pilot Club
Holland Hotel
Winifred Slight
Sunshine Epperson
Raymond Fletcher
Sul Ross
Fletcher
Highland Park High School
Dallas
Capital University Choir Delights Sul Ross Audience
The Capital University Chapel choir under Ellis E. Snyder performed a varied program at Sul Ross auditorium to an enthusiastic crowd of Sul Ross students and locals. Highlights included Gretchaninov and Paladilhe pieces, Bach motifs, Rachmaninoff and Mozart selections, and colorful group numbers ending with lively encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital University
Columbus
Sul Ross
Ellis E. Snyder
God the Lord
Gretchaninof
Benedictus
Olaf Christiansen
Paladilhe
Heaven Above
F. Melius Christiansen
Bach
Lord
Ki K’'schimcho
Lewandowski
Rachmaninoff
Carl Mueller
Susanna
Stephen Foster
Noble Cain
Charles Lawrence
Elsie Siegmeister
Vermont
David Strickler
Geo
Strickland
Friml
Local club meeting weighs guest viewpoints and bids
The club reports 99 percent attendance with 11 guests including Leta Turner of Marfa now at the Holland hotel and others from Lubbock Huntsville El Campo Dallas Alpine. They choose Marfa for the next convention and set a July 11 meeting at 7 30 p m in the Presbyterian church hospitality room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leta Turner
Marfa
Holland Hotel
Woodrow Epperson
Lubbock
Margaret Gresham
Huntsville
Clay
el Campo
Lucille Delano
Marie Beck
Erwin
Raymond Fletcher
Dallas
Herbert Kokernot Jr
Hazel Harfst
Marie Shepperd
Alpine
The
Presbyterian Church
Barbecue Supper Held for Mrs Dollarhide in Amarillo
Dr. and Mrs. Joel Wright hosted a barbecue on their lawn in honor of Dr. Wright’s daughter Mrs. Paul Dollarhide and her children John Richard and Sandra Kay of Amarillo. Invitations went to friends from Alijean’s high school days who attended with husbands and children to enjoy the supper.
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Joel Wright
Notable Yet Subtle Conducting Marks Musical Program
The reviewer praises the conductor for a simple undeviating tempo and lack of showy gestures. They commend the clear grasp of polyphonic and homophonic forms and the conductor’s restrained, thoughtful approach to rhythm.
Alpine Man Leaves For Reunion of Classmates
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kay left Tuesday for Beaumont to attend a reunion of Mr. Kay's former roommates at Oklahoma A and M. The seven who will attend include Leslie Lowery and Dad Kohler among others. The group formed a monthly pot while at school, living on beans and potatoes. N. M. Clifford Sr. is critically ill in a local hospital, prompting visits from family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Kay
Beaumont
Mr. Kay
Oklahoma A. & M
Leslie Lowery
Texas
Dad Kohler
Jefferson County
Sam Pack
N. M. Clifford Jr
San Antonio
E. J. Clifford
Amarillo
N. M. Clifford
Wild Wife Picnic Hug Success Misprint Correction
A local Wild Life League picnic drew friendly chatter after a typo misled readers into thinking a wild event occurred. The reporter notes it was a pleasant gathering with beer hot dogs cheese and cider, and the mistaken headline was a typesetter error by Elmer.
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Wild Life League
the Clarion
Beardsman Becomes Foreman At Fowlkes Bros Ranch
A Beard service station figure now serves as foreman at the Fowlkes Bros ranch. An ad notes a veterinarian will inoculate dogs against rabies at the city office on Wednesday July 9, correcting an earlier July 10 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Beard
Fowlkes Bros
Erinarian
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C. D. Wood
Parker
Williamson
Baines
Virginia Thomas and Mines
A. H. Dillon
Robt
Boyd
WSCS
Cockre
Tex
DR. Fletcher
Pilot Club
Jim Francois
Snyder
Joe Brady
Fowlkes
Fresno Canyon
Jo Ann
Mr. Brady
Joe Marsh
Elmer
United States Brewers Foundation
City Office
Lin
Sally Corn
Sammy Soya
Waee
Penney
Rayon
LACE
Coats
J.C. Penney Co
Carpenter & Tungate
Alpine, Texas
Main St
Marfa Hwy
New Mexico
Big Bend Abstract Co
Alpine, Tex
Cross & Cross
East Holland Ave
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