Mexican al fresco dinner hosted by Cushman sisters
A Dallas hosted Mexican dinner for society guests in a Dallas couples’ patio. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. D. McMurry and several Dallas residents. The evening featured Mexican dishes, desserts, moon viewing, games, and contract bridge with high scores to Mrs. McMurry and J. E. Burgess. A home concert by local singers accompanied by a ticket drive sponsored by church groups and study clubs is planned with modest admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Cushman
Dallas
Helen ‘Cushman
McMurry
McFadden
Carmena
Wil‘son
Prances Mitchell
Wit—Brude
Chopin
Valse
Prances Gillett
Viti
Gehl
Lee
Frances Mitchel
Bogel
Warnock
Hop-Li
Marming
Servie
Jo Nell’s Fourth Birthday Party Clubbed by Garden Games
Mrs LG rope hosted a July 3 birthday party for Jo Nel marking her fourth year. Guests enjoyed lawn games and a fish pond favor, with a four candle birthday cake and ice cream. Attendees included Marilyn Moody, Tommie Moody, Billie Cobb, Barbara Jean Cobb, Joe Slaughter, Jim Slaughter, Evelyn Deschner, Betty Chaney, Shirley Blevins, Wann ie Lee Kerley, Jacke Cross, Bobbie Vickers, Davida Sublett, Dorothy Crawford, Ann Skevington, Bobby Pope, and Jo Nell Pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lg.rope
Jo Nel
Marilyn
Tommie Moody
Billies
Barbara Jean Cobb
Joe
Jim Slaughter
Woman's Missionary society meets at Cotter home notes polygamy play
A lively Woman's Missionary society gathering at Mrs. James Cotter's home featured prayer by Mrs. W E Anderson of McCamey, a discussion on The Universality of the New Order, and a play addressing Korea's domestic polygamy. Members voted to aid Mrs. Virgil Miller's mission project and to host a Thursday story hour for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
James Cotter
W. E. Anderson
McCamey
Anderson
Alpine
New Order
Roy Whiteside
Proram
Korea
Mesdames Whiteside
Daugherty
Parker
Victor Smith
Blight
Matthews
Davis
Nolder
Vir ‘Gil Miller
Christian Social Relations
Mesdames Anderson
Me‘Carney
R. L. Meyers
el Paso
Guy Crawford
Mim
Gar
Martin van Roses
Lucky Tritten
Marin
Pedestrian Actions and Highway Hazards in Historical Review
A historical discussion on pedestrian behavior near roads, noting accident patterns and hazards. It cites high injury and death figures from the era, discusses crossing mid block, rural highway risks, and advice about facing traffic and cautious crossing. It reflects concerns about pedestrian and driver interactions and the need for safer crossing practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tn ‘Elao
Sis
Pretty Pears and Birds Habits Discussed in Early Text
A fragment discusses pears and their qualities, noting how ripening affects appearance and use. It touches on birds feeding habits and the fate of fruit after picking, highlighting pears as a versatile ingredient in fruit cups and desserts.
Alpine area real estate deeds and transfers listed in table
A fragmentary list shows numerous deeds and transfers in Alpine and surrounding areas, naming buyers such as Charles May, Nellie Ferguson, William Le son, and L. Omellas, with amounts from $1 to $1050 and references to specific blocks, sections, and table entries. The snippet includes railroad related surveys and multiple lot descriptions in Bik. and Sec. designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Shipman
Alpine
Ieee
Go&sf Ry
R. W. Arnold
L. Omellas
Arthur G. Blucher
Mutual Fed
Pedro Valenmuela
Ferai Savings and Loan
Peireon
T. P. Racklys
W. A. Hicks
R.A Ogle
L Ogle
T. B. McKinney Et Ax
Hera Ritchey Et al
P. Bellamy
Frase Sur
L. P. Kidd
Gertrude P. Youne
H. D. Boye
Panhandle Ruins Found Indicate Early Indigenous Settlement
Amarillo anthropologist Floyd V. Studer reports evidence that the Canadian River Valley was inhabited as early as the 18th century by a tribe with artistic temper and municipal governance. Ruins of two sites suggest durable agricultural practices and organized community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd V. Studer
Amarillo
Panhandle
Canadian River Valley
Odd Texas ruins and a sheriff sale mix in a fragmented notice
A garbled OCR fragment mentions two communal dwellings A C ruin with 29 rooms 163 feet long and T K ruin with 33 rooms 120 long 60 wide. It also contains a 1935 Brewster County sheriff sale notice for George H West involving property in Alpine and a Dozier Construction Company judgment. The text oddly segues to an appliance advertisement claiming electric cookery cools food rather than cooks it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cna
George H. West
Ing
Apia Avalanche
Brewster County
W. N. Gourley
Tenn
Milton Gilmer, Depuy
Tita
Texas
Brewster
District Court
Travis County
Sabd Court
Sim
Dozier Construction Company
TW. N. Gourley
Hancock
Alpine
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Cushman
JO Nell Pope
Lawe
John Perkins
Holland
Alpine, Texas
J. W. Shepperd Tches
Alan R. Fraser
Office
Courthou
Chambers Electric Co
Frigidaire
Delco Light Products
Delco
Atwater Kent
Otis Turner Real Estate Insurance
6Th St
Big Bend Abstract Co
Mars Alpine
W. D. Craddock
Obstetrics
Teme
A. M. Turney
Law Ofte
S_stove
Crawford-Baines Insurance Agency
Cobb & Moyer Pur. & Haw. Co
Carrol Vaughn
Lulu Cotter White
Cobb &E Moyer ,Fur. & Haw. Co
Rawleigh
Presidio County
Rawleigh Co
Dept
Memphis
Jobe & Moyer Purn. & Haw. Co
Davidson
H. L. Kokernot
Woot
W.M
Deleves
Se, Ras
Wiley Padan
Beery
Clark Gable
Charles A. Lindbergh
Robert M. LaFollette
U. S
Gable
Bend Abstract Company
Alpine Ube
CIENT
Texas Panhandle
C. P
Trans-Pecos Abstract Co., Inc
M. L. Hopson
Holland Hotel
First National Bank
LL Rckernot
Geo. W. Baines
B. Crawford
Roa Ee
Erator
Randy Kitchen
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