Baptist W M S circle meets for mission study
A Baptist W M S circle met at Mrs. Bar Reaves home with Mrs. F P Reeder presiding in the president's absence. Mrs. Howard Johnson led a devotional reading from Home and Foreign Fields and discussed vaccated ministry for Negroes. Attendees included Mrs. Hugh Burgess, Mrs. Van Binton, Mrs. Howard Johnson, Mrs. F P Reeder, Mrs. Earl Reaves, Ray Spence, and Mrs. Willene Johnson. The next meeting is set for Tuesday at 4 00 p m with Mrs. F P Reeder.
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Hibert Vannoy
Willene Johnson
Lobo Gridster Injured Falling From Ladder
Red Tipps, one of the Fipps twins and Sul Rens football mainstay, is expected to miss next season after breaking an ankle in a ladder fall. He started as guard and later played quarterback, a loss to Coach Graves and the Lobo program.
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Alpine rancher J D Jackson injured in fall at home
J D Jackson a leading Alpine rancher sustained a serious hip injury after a fall at his residence Tuesday night. Doctors fear a possible hip fracture and he is resting at home with likely confinement for some time.
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J.D. Jackson
Royal Arch Masons Install Officers for New Year
Alpine chapter No. 308 Royal Arch Masons installed officers for the ensuing year in the lodge room last night. Officers include ML HL Moorman as high priest, Chas Young as king, E. Nelson as scribe, with A N Brown C H C and others named among the roster.
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Merrell
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Ftressurer
P. P. Pritchard
Evard
Avalanche Honor Roll Highlights New Hotel Kitchen Devices
An Se-quart mixing machine and an electric toaster handling 2900 slices of bread per hour are among the latest devices showcased for hotel kitchens at Alpine. Norman and Marta C F Barling are noted in the honor roll.
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Mountain Canary Sings Swan Song Across Western Mines
Denver report notes a fading mountain burro tradition as prospectors retreat higher into the Rockies. Miners in Colorado and six neighboring states report fewer burros, with older models of high centered autos replacing pack animals. In Southern Nevada, many burros were rounded up by California chicken ranchers for feed, now roaming wild in bends and canyon areas.
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Oil Engineers Visit Fort Davis Section
Ten University of Texas engineering students spent the Fourth in Fort Davis for summer field work with Dr. H. H. Power on a petroleum engineering study. They worked with Big Lake Oil at Texon and then moved to Crane section. the program continues through the month. They examined geology of the Glass Mountains area using a color map and notes.
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University ‘of Texas Engineering School
Fort Devin
H. H. Power
Big Lake Oil Company
Texon
Glass Mountains
Power
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