Morrison Hostess to Garden Club in Alpine
Mrs C G Morrison hosted the Garden club at her home on July 12. Minutes, committee reports and new member welcome dominated the regular meeting. Guests included Mrs W E Williams and Mrs Morgan Smith of Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Morrison
W. E. Williams
W. Henderson
W. J. Smith
Morgan Smith
Austin
Sharon June Weyerts
American Legion Hall
Snow White
Seven Dwarfs
Fred Jerre
Dennis Williams
Fritz B. Weyerts
Phil Davidson
Gula Lee Morrow
Marilyn Morgan
Larry Nixon
Ann Clanton
Toni Pate
Patsy Burnside
Linda Tamblyn
Sandy Sandlin
Janeth West
Johnny
Jean
F. E.|' Weyerts
John E. Pickering
Local items from town brief notes
Nettie Price a railroad cook is in the local hospital with a broken foot. H L Kokernot arrived Wednesday for an extended ranch stay. Emmy Lou Harris moved to Midland to take a Humble Oil Co position. Mrs Jim Walker of Fort Davis had a minor operation at the local hospital earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Price
Southern Pacific Railroad
H. L. Kokernot
Emmy Lou Harris
Midland
The
Humble Oil Co
Jim Walker
Fort Davis
Rotary guest speakers and a warning about lost rifles
Miami and Kingsville visitors attended Alpine Rotary as H E Gates spoke on staying in Alpine and John Pickering led a talk on the assigns of individual responsibility. The meeting warned that 20 caliber rifles numbered 362206 191019 and 04 reported as stolen were government property tied to the State Guard and must be reported if found with owners urged to return any rifles to authorities to avoid severe penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Henderson
J. S. Hord
Oliver Theophilus
Gard
Comriue
Theophilus
Rogers
Rachel
Mesdames Hord
S TaBett
Garnett
Emot
Seidenstricker
Engle
the Sphilus
Wood
Henderson
Reese Combs
Miami
Fla
Marcus Philips
Kingsville
Texas
E. A. McMillan
Sul Ross
Sandy Alderson
Tom Baird
Dallas
Louie Greenman
John Newell
Ray Fletcher
Dean Etheridge
H. E. Gates
Dom Adams
Alpine
Chamber of Commerce
John Gillett
John Pickering
U. S
Frozen Food Problems Talked at Texas Tech Clinic
LUBBOCK July 17 Frozen food problems will be discussed at a frozen food locker clinic in Aggie Memorial Auditorium at Texas Tech July 1 19. The meeting, sponsored by Texas A extension service, will cover federal wage and hour law and its relation to Texas locker plants, plus handling of fruits and vegetables for freezing, sanitation temperatures and training of staff. West Texas residents interested in frozen food lockers are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Tech
Texas Lock
West Texas
Uncle Sam Says Flag Raising Thrill Near Neighbors
A nostalgic note describes flag rising as a wonderful thrill and mentions Old Glory as a symbol of devotion. It notes neighbors Trenary Depar Anckey Mooney and Clark Gable, and that Mickey has moved into a new ranch on the Leo Spitz place beside Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anckey Mooney
Clark Gable
Mickey] Raving
Leo Spitz
Clark
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Bator
All of Brat
Elyseston
Basean Tay
Win Stern
Betty Jo Campbell
Betty Jo Crawford
Texas University
Wade Reid
Arthur Blucher
Knox Reid
And
Oliver Caldwell
Blucher
Shellie Barnes
Herbert Prother
Jasper Blucher
Kobernot
Mary Robinson
Corpus Cristi ‘Mire
Luli Cotter White
Tally-ho Bridge Club
Wally Davis
Johnnie Braswell
Reginald Wotan
James Kemp
Truman Match
Sport Gunn
C. M. Corkran
Dan Ritter
John Donahue
Bill Allen
LaBeff
Hatch
Davis
Donahue
Meadames
Pat Lester
J. W. Shepperd
Earl Ander
Medames Winter
Wotan
Cortran
Braswell
Gunn
Ritter
Davi
Bru Lester
Mrs. Winter
Womans Counc
Presbyterian Woman's Council
Santa Fe
Jerry Starnes
Beverly Nixson
Detroit
Kaiser and Frater Auto
J. O. Casparis
Bernal Slight
Charlotte
San Antonio
Utopia Area
Mr. Casparis
Russell Duncan
Corpus Christi
W. B. Anderson
Oakand
Cal
Phil Swatzen
Eldorado
Canning
Rotary News
Bachman
Babies
City Drug Store
Tom Champion
Marfa, Texas
Rock Building
Marta
Uncle Sam
Granada Theatre
American Legion
Alpine Iron Works
Acetylene
N. B. Fain
Mgr
J. B. Burling
Homer
Rainey
Alpine Friends of
Homer P. Rainey
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