Lucile Bierschwale Weds Lieut Riegel At First Methodist
Miss Lucile Bierschwale daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Bierschwale married Lieut Lloyd J Riegel in a July 22 wedding at First Methodist Church. Rev Marvin Williams officiated as the church was decorated with Shasta daisies and asparagus fern. The ceremony featured pre nuptial music by Marie Wahlers and Mrs Bob Hunter sang I Love You Truly. Best man Lieut Robert Hoey and ushers Lieuts Bobbie Munch Burdick Aubrey Pitts and Hemingson attended the groom.
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Lucile Bierschwale
ST. Riegel
A. J. Bierschwale
Lloyd J. Riegel
Marvin Williams
Audrey Jane Young
Jack Burgess
Marie Wahlers
Bob] Hunter
Robert Hoey
Bobbie Munch
Burdick
Aubrey Pitts
Hemingson
Alpine wedding and social notices from a Texas town
The article describes bridesmaids in pastel net dresses with bouquets, a bride in white, and a groom from Quincy, Illinois stationed at the local air base. It notes a reception, visiting guests from Toronto, a party hosted by Mrs. Terry with blue agapanthina lilies and Shasta daisies, and an afternoon of contract. Additional civic meeting planned by United Council of Church Women.
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Charming
Katherine Harfst
Ann Bierschwale
Ruth Slight
Venita Davis
Pride
Juliana Bieriehwale
Alpine
Sul Ross
al ‘Pine High School
Sul Ross College
Quincy
John Young Jr
G. H. Harfst
Glenn Burgess
Winton Oliver
Miller Oliver
Roy Whiteside
E. Brock
Toronto
Canada
King Terry
W. H. Terry
Terry
Mesdames
S. E. Brock
Vernon McIntyre
Anja Wileton Jr
Gene Benson
Gay Mer‘wether
Sallie Hueston
Gene Mauger
L.D. Harris
Social bridge and gatherings noted in local club pages
Friday night bridge hosted by Mr and Mrs J W Sheppera with guests including Mr and Mrs Vernon McIntyre. Prizes awarded to Mrs Coleman and Mr McCollum, bingo to Knox Reid. Breakfast bridge at Holland Hotel featured Mrs James Edgar Martin and others with high contract prizes to Mrs Martin and Mrs Harris. Gail Gentry hosted a tea for Myra Nelle Hord’s guests. Methodist Society planned kits for Russian children and discussed Medical Work in Africa. Eula Jo Henderson visit celebrated with Mexican supper at Little Mexico Cafe and Granada theatre outing.
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J. W. Sheppera
Vernon McIntyre
Mestyre
Mesdames Reid
Coleman
Koury
McCollum
Anja Wilson Jr
Hollandotel
James Edgar Martin
L. D. Harris
Lois Barwood
del Rio
Charles Stringfellow
Zeb Decie
Gene Benson
Gay Meriwether
Sallie Hueston
Richard Donovan Jr
Reuben Allen
Thomas Davenport
Monroe
W. T. Meriwether
Martin
Harris
Woman's Key
Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
J. D. May
T. F. Skevington
Guy Crawford
J. P. Parker
Jesus
Africa
T. A. Beard
Roy Whiteside
Russia
Mesdames
A. Ro Stambaugh
A. J. Bierschwale
James Cotter
W. A Daugherty
R. C. Elliott
Mildred Elliott
R. B. Slight
Carl Shults
Carpenter
Marvin Williams
Eula Jo Henderson
Colorado City
J. W. Shepperd
J. E. Burgess
Little Mexico Cafe
Granada Theatre
Dorothy Coleman
Clara May Bogel
Lucille Kempen
Playground activities arranged for Alpine children
Plans for supervised activities for children up to 12 were made by the Alpine Recreational council. Programs include tumbling softball, story telling and other features. The playground will run 6 30 to 8 30 two evenings weekly. Watch for announcements.
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Theildren
Alpine Recreational Council
Alpine
WAC Captain Maisie Ryan Transferred to Fort Sam Houston
Captain Maisie J. Ryan of the WAC has been transferred from Fort D. A. Russell at Marfa to Fort Sam Houston. She has served at Fort Russell since February and was formerly an instructor and land mess officer at the WAC school in Alpine.
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Wacs
Maisie J. Ryan
Wac
Fort D. A. Russell
Marfaj
Fort Sam Houston
Fort Russell
Alpine
Birthday Party for Mrs Schrimsher at Connie Duncan 22nd
Mrs Bruce B Duncan hosted Connie Duncan on her 22nd birthday July 14 with a chicken dinner. The table centerpiece featured 22 cartridges and 22 brasses as birthday candle holders around a mirror. A 22 Match Target Woodsman sat at the center, highlighting Connie’s medal wins.
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Bruce B. Duncan
Connie
Excellent Calf Feeding Test Results at Balmorhea Station
Calf feeding test conducted at Balmorhea Station reports excellent gains in fall weaned bull calves averaging 425 to 635 pounds. Daily gains of 2.42 to 3 pounds over 109 days with self feeders and bulky rations including cottonseed meal hay and sorghums. Ration mix and labor efficiency highlighted as appealing for West Texas ranchers. Also includes notices of local politicians thanking Brewster County voters and a cafe remodel advisory directing patrons to Fort Davis Cafe.
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West Texas
Newsom
Pastor M A Bumner Leaves for Month of Revivals
Rev M A Bumner pastor of the Christian church with Mrs Buhler and their daughter Dorothy Frances departed Monday for a month away Rev Buhler will conduct revival meetings at DeLeon and Rowlett during the absence regular church services will be held here in his absence according to him
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M.A. Bumner
Christian Church
County Treasurer Acknowledges Primary Vote Confidence
Avora Owens writes thanks for the vote of confidence as County Treasurer in the recent primary. She pledges to fulfill duties and expresses appreciation to the voters for their trust.
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Brewster County
Avora Owens H. C. Hernandez
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