Alpine Society Hosts Multiple Meetings in July
A busy week in Alpine featured Mrs Mak Reginald Carnes hosting a lawn party honoring Katherine and Dorothy Middleton of Orange with bunco and confections. Miss Eula Brown entertained atidge for Helen Kay of Dallas, and Miss Kay received a candy gift. Church groups held Missionary Society, Presbyterian activities, and Baptist Y th Charter meetings, with programs on The Never Fading Light, Woman’s Council reviews, and a joint Methodist missionary society and King’s Daughters gathering at the McIntyre ranch.
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Visttous
Mak
Reginald Carnes
Katherine
Dorothy Middleton
Orange
O'Lack
Mrs. Carnes
Jeanette McIntyre
Jean Mollison
Virginia Holland
Barbara Beard
Margo
Deenie Pouncey
Elizabeth ‘Proper
Lucyle Ferguson
Margaret ‘Adams
Doris Binion
Ruth Wright
Ann and
Melba Blankenship
Patsy Roberta
Hal Marie Patton
Mary ‘Vorrinia Metniyre
Jimmie Moody
Julia Gentry
Florence Porchheimer
MISS
Eula Brown
Mamabeth Sparks
Ruth Penrod
Thelma Wood
Willa B. Morelock
Annd Dee Phelps
Vers Carney
Irnestine Behrens
Dorothy Ann Per‘Verne Merman
Bess Lee Moora
Margaret Shapleigh
Josephine Cotter
War
Roscoe Mangan
Churce Societee
Alpine
Christian Missionary Society
Felix McGaughy
McGaughy
Jimmie Yates
F. M. Steere
Fort Worth
le W. Bridges
J. D. Jackeco
Anja Wilson
Jesus
Mra. Wilson
Pritz Weyerts
Mra. P. M. Steere
Presbyterian
Sunny Glen
Murray
Jerusalem
Presbyterian Woman's Council
L. Forchheimer
Irene Peters
Methodist Missionary Society
King’s Daugheera Bible Close
Vernon McIntyre
Mera. W. A. Daugherty
America
Lucky Thirteen Night at Haley Ranch and Bridge Party Honors
The Lucky Thirteen club at Haley Ranch hosted a chicken dinner and a game night with guests including W Hi Terry Jr, Jack Cross, Bernal Slight, Lee Kokernot, Rush Moody, Zeb Dedei, and Mrs Lee Kokernot taking high ladies score while Jack Cross led men. Helen Kay of Dallas was honored as bridge guest with Miss Elisabet Baines hosting, daisies decorate the Baines home, prizes awarded to Miss Kay and Miss Johnnie Sue Hix for high scores. Misses Helen Kay and many others attended, with Mrs W B Hancock as tea guest. A bank statement portion lists circulating notes and deposits with totals and notary attestations dated July 11, 1933.
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Zeb Deele
Thalia
Frances Gillett
Mesdames Calvin St. Clair
Guy Caldwell
Lawrence Ford
Mesdames
J. Burgess
F. #. Gillett
John Gillett
Wells McIntyre
Vernon McIntyre
Ernest Mollison
D. Wood
Burgess
Haley Ranch
Dude Ranch
Messrs. and Mesdames W. Hi. Terry, Jr
Jack Cross
Bernal Slight
Lee Kokernot
Rush Moody
Zeb Dede i Mra
Dallas
Helen Kay
Elisabet Baines
Baines
Miss Iay
Johnnie Sue Hix
Fula Brown
Juliette Forchheimer
Katherine Turney
Dorothy Ann Perkins
Willa B. Morelock
Ruth Penrod
Elizabeth Sparks
Mary Verne Moorman
Beas Lee Moorman
Annie Kate San- Sifer
Bonnie Pearl Sandifer
Ernestine Behrens
Margaret Shapleigh
Lucile Perry
Doris Chaffin
Anna Dee Phelps
Audrey Lewis
Batty Dean
Helen Bianes
Mesdames Rostoe Morgan
Percy Wallace
W. B. Hancock
Local notices recap from San Antonio region
Mr. Harper returns from a month long vacation visiting relatives below San Antonio while Mrs. Harper stays for medical care. A. Spalding visited the Johnson ranch on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hobbs left last week to visit her parents near Wichita Falls. Ted will return soon. Mrs. Hobbs will stay longer for an extended visit.
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Mr. Harper
San Antonio
Alpine Week Recap of Local Social Visits and Trips
The community notes travel and visits across Alpine and Terlingua. Dave Bubltta and Mrs Burnham family activities are mentioned along with Carl Cartledge and Lewis family gatherings. Several residents attended meetings in Alpine Study Butte and Castor on separate days, with Rainbow Girls events noted.
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Dave
Don Carton
Fort Davia
Carton Wan
Mim Vide
Life eternal theme in Christian Science and church sermons
The weekly lesson on Life focuses on knowing God and Jesus Christ as eternal life. It cites John’s Golden Text about eternal life, and contrasts Christ’s role with the Father. The article notes a Baptist church service from last Sunday in its closing lines.
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Christian Science Churches
Churches of Christ
Jesus Christ
Lemson
Great Sunday at the Church Sunday School and BYPU
The message notes a large turnout with over 200 in Sunday school and more than 100 in BYPU, with crowded services. Encouragement to continue food ministry and another strong day planned for next Sunday with Sunday school at 9:40, preaching at 11:00 a.m. and 8:30 p.m. Pastor Buren Sparks delivers BTS at 7:90.
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BY. P. U
Cage poet knives and tools listed by Alpine Lor Co Haw Dept
Ambiguous OCR text indicates a product line of genuine cage poet knives and Databer knives with mentions of Alpine Lor Co and a Haw Dept. The fragment lacks clear facts but suggests a trade or catalog listing for knives from regional suppliers.
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Databer
Agen
Alpine Lor. Co
Haw
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Wilson
W. M.S. of the Baptist Church
Hal Patton
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Miss Mill
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W. D. Craddock
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E. E. Townsend
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W. Baines
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J. V. Morgan
AA Murray
W.J Lelntyre
Mr. Fly
Storey-Whiteside| Lumber CO
Baptist Church
Lange’s Boot Shop
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Alpine Mercantile Co
First National Bank
First Investment CO
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