Rubber stamp campaign and Terlingua hill view noted
A local plan proposes ordering rubber stamps bearing Vacation Year Round in the Roof Garden of Texas for Alpine businesses to stamp envelopes, costing $1 plus minimal energy. Also praised is the Big Hill view along the Terlingua highway after sunset, recently improved by Engineers Kempen and Miller, with Herbert Koker’s Cowboys undefeated in the EF Paso tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Alpine
Samuel
Big Hill
George Kempen
Norman Miller
Herbert Kokernot
Cowboys
Dudley Field
Herbert
Local visitors and residents share Alpine connections
Local notices list relatives visiting Alpine from Fort Hancock Lordsburg San Antonio Houston Detroit and Ballinger. Guests include Mrs. David Chaffin Mrs. Clara Pancoast Mrs. Jimmie Durham and families. A Presbyterian meeting in Alpine draws regional women. Cow Boy morale boosts after Dudley Field games praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Elliott
Minnie Johnston
San Antonio
Jimmie Durham
C. A. Adame
Fort Hancock
Dom
Adame
Frank Davidson
Lordsburg
N. M
C. E. Davidson
Edward
Edward Davidson
Baby
David Chaffin
Arthur Blucher
Washington, D. C
Richard Waldo
Bluchers
Graves Bogel
Clara May
Aransas Pass
Clara Pancoast
C. L. Thomas
Virginia Thomas
Boulder
Colo
Thomas
Stather Elliott
Jack Garrett
Colorado
New Mexico
J. C Westons
Alpine
Walsenburg
A. E. Jackson
Dallas
Girl Scout Day Camp Brings Indian Reservation Theme
Kobernot Lodge hosted a week long Day Camp with an Indian theme. Brownies known as the Papoose tribe and other groups like Tejas and Shawnee held daily roles, crafts, and ceremonies led by Mrs. Owen Mrs. O'Donnell and others. Delores Markim won best costume in the outdoor Indian pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kobernot Lodge
Roy Owen
John W. O'Donnell
Brownies
Papoose Tribe
Papooses
Mesdames Edwards
Barrow
Dumas
Tejas
M. M. Hammond
V. J. Smith
Brush-in the-Face
Wright
Pullin
Janie Rowland
Delores Markim
Breshears
Memorial thanks for kindnesses after loss of Mrs. J B Etheridge
The Weston family expresses appreciation for the many kindnesses shown during the death of their mother and grandmother Mrs. J B Etheridge. Gratefully, Mr. and Mrs. Forest Weston Mr. and Mrs. Billie Weston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Etheridge
Forest Weston
Billie Weston
Madam Renroh Moves to Yellow Building Near Curly's Station
Madam Renroh, reader of vibration, relocates to a small yellow house across from Curly's station on W. Holland Ave at Mrs. Robinson's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madam Renroh
Curly’s
W. Holland Ave
New Arrivals Bring Two Baby Boys This July
Mr and Mrs G H Brcanbrack of Casa Piedra welcomed Jeptha Larry a 6 pound 7 ounce boy on July 16. Mr and Mrs Tommy Davidson at airfield welcomed Jerry Lynn a 7 pound 11 ounce boy on July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Brcanbrack
Casa Piedra
Jeptha Larry
Tommy Davidson
Airfield
Jerry Lynn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carl Albert Raum
Furnhouse
S. W. Alpine
J. D. McWhorter
Rock
Grandview Courts
J. L. Kerby
N. Phelps
Gateway Courts
Marathon
Alpine Butane Co
JEEP
Friesen
Avalanche
Fes Cross
D & Int St
S. W. Corner Ward School
F. A. Chaffin
Fort Davis
Fort Davie
Cory Court
Alpine Ip
Presbyterian Church
Tex
Kerby
Big Bend Woo! & Mohair Co
J. Fred LaLanne
Lee Treas
Marfa
Nat'l Farm Loan Assa
Tex Tfe
Carl Holliday
Box
Perryton
Wack Davis
Storey-Whiteside Lumber Co
Tfe
del Rio
Anne Stanford
Marta
Julian Zambrano
Wernett St
Texo
C. KR
Tivoli
Cantijane
Balaju
Girl Scout News
Kokernot Springs
Burgess Springs
T. R. McPherson
Mr. Hand
Kermit
Hand
Southwestern Baptist Seminary
Fort Worth
Granada Theatre
Hesperus
GNX OG
Cary Grants Best
Samuel Golowth
Cary Grant
Loretta Young
David Niven
The
Bishops Wife
Monty Woolley
Gleason
Eberta Lanchester
Henry Koster
Robert Shepwoog
Lomarto Bercovic
Robert Nathan
RKO Radio
Dana Merle Andrews
Oberon
Ajoin Cromwell
Wm Hoagy Carmichael
Panhandle
Rod Cameron
Cathy Downs
Reed Hadley
SER
PAZ Beer
Eg i
Alpine Package Store
Tivoli Theatre Bldg
Rock of Ages
Kalten
Mark
Alor
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Pol
Friends of Bean
Penney
Oxfords
Children’s Sun
Rayon
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