Alpine Junior High Boys Attend Junction Area FoFA Meeting
Alpine Junior High vocational agriculture boys with instructor E L Bailey travel by school bus to Junction for the FoFA meeting. They will lead in opening and closing contests, debates, and public speaking after recent wins at the Rocky Mountain district meet. Additional events include track, revienming, playground ball, goat keeping, and extemporaneous speaking with various peers joining from local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migueen Alpine
E L. Bailey
Junction
Yoleta
Fray
Pepton Cain
Haol
Lem the Lake College
Eplor
Tom Matthews
John = ‘Mathews
Douglas Bennett
McCollum
J.C. Walker
Harold Pettit
Donald Callahan
Wayne Mosley
Raymond Reaves
Byron Wright
Raul Sotelo
Henry Urangs
Berets Urangs
Local births and visits noted in community items
Mr and Mrs J W Shepperd welcome an eight pound girl born last Sunday. Mr Peyton Cain returns from a short visit with relatives in Hidorado New Mexico. Clifford Jr of Knott Texas visits his parents N M Clifford for a few days. Mrs C Abbott manager of the telephone exchange at Lawn Texas visits sister Mrs ER Con. John Holland attended NM MT at Borwell New Mexico, best year at home for the summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Shepperd
Peyton Cain
Hidorado
N. M. Clifford Jr
Knott, Texas
N. M. Clifford
Mrs. C. , Abbott
Theelephone Exchange
Lawn, Texas
Shere
ER. Con
John Holland
N. M. MT
Borwell
New Mexico
Cation
Inda Benson
Merle Bennett
Princeton
New Jersey
Westminster Choir School
Inda
J. J. Dawson
Ed. Steger
Ambran C. Cross
Tom de |Laney
Art Stacey
Henry Meyers
Balmarthea
8. Casey
Emmett Dawson
el Paso
Alpine and area residents visit, travel and schooling updates
Mist Alma Richardson of Eastern Texas attends Sullo the womaner. Mrs Bernal Slight and children returned from a visit with her parents in Monshans Mex. James Cotter involved with Carroll Green and Glory Bell Britton then heads to Austin for university summer work. Gladys Bayer, formerly of Alpine schools, visits Alpine. Clay Holland family returns from Deming and Hillsboro NM. Katherine Lorraine McLarty of Crowell visits grandmother Mrs R C Elliott. Mr and Mrs W H Terry visit Sherif Fuqua Younger in Dumas. J S Carr stops in Alpine en route to visit daughter in San Diego. J T Morrow and Ray Morrow travel to Waxahachie for sister’s Trinity University graduation. J W Owens and family guests of A E Owens. Vernon MeIntyre drives to Cameron for Mrs Melntyre and Janette. Dorothy Hinds, ex-Alpine teacher now Presidio, to teach at Sa Ross. Roy Cochran and son visit Lillie Williams, D Runyan. Hasel Cochran to attend Sa Ross college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernal Slight
Terrell
Monshans
James Cotter
Carroll Green
Glory Bell Britton
Quitman
Mte
Roy Cochran
Little Son
Hienderso
Lillie Williams
D. Runyan
Hasel Cochran
Sa Ross College
Card of Thanks After Bereavement for Flowers
We express sincere appreciation for acts of kindness and expressions of comfort in our recent bereavement. Thank you for the beautiful flowers and messages from friends and relatives. Mrs J J Dawson, Mr and Mrs James J Dawson, Delbert Dawson, Mrs Alice Shannon, Mr and Mrs Casey R Dawson extend heartfelt thanks for the floral offerings in the loss of our beloved husband and father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Dawson
James J. Dawson
Delbert Dawson
Alice Shannon
Casey RE. Dawson
F. Woodward
Health In Your Possession by Carroll Vaullen
Promotion for chiropractic services by Geropractor Carroll Vaullen claims spinal alignment restores nervous balance and overall health. It advertises treatment for eyes, ears, nose, throat, lungs, heart, stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels, and lower organs from a Cypress Courthouse listing with phone number 201.
Churches advertise Bible school and local worship events
First Christian Church promotes Bible school at 9 45 a m with a Children Day program and a 10 80 o'clock morning worship sermon "Christianity on the March" while First Baptist Joint lists Sunday school at 10 50 a m morning worship "When U be Afraid" and evening evangelistic meetings. The report notes staff travels, choir training, and funeral and visiting arrangements for area church figures and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
God
Bible School
M.A. Buhler
First Baptit
Coral And Magic Shields Through Ancient Times
A study notes coral as a protective charm in ancient Gaulish and other cultures, valued for safety and secrecy beyond ornament. It cites beliefs in coral’s protective powers against the evil eye, with origin stories linking red coral to Mediterranean eels and various regional legends. Jenny Lind’s Grave in Malvern is noted, with planned services led by Rev. Rush McDonald in Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igna
Mediterranean
Washington Post
Church Sunday Welcomes Sun Rose College Students
Franklin R. Poage invites summer students of Sun Rose Teachers College to attend a 10:80 morning sermon on Why Go to College and an 8 o clock evening program in the auditorium. The event features welcome addresses, special music, refreshments, and a dining room reception. Church school fees noted as 48 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin R. Poage
Lutheran Services at 11am and 8pm at Legion Hall
Regular Lutheran worship continues next Sunday with the Lord's Supper in the morning. The pastor presents The Rich Man Cries for Mercy and discusses the Coming of the Holy Spirit in the evening. All are invited to attend at the American Legion hall. Earl C. Moehring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Hall
Earl C. Moehring
Preacher and musician aids Forest Hill church in Tennessee
The individual serves the Forest Hill Tennessee church as a preacher and musician while continuing college studies and planning enrollment at Union University this fall. The church poster and membership extend a cordial invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hil
Tenn
Union University
Irs Baptist Church
Mexican trade routes and Conoco dealers fuel border optimism
Regional trade routes from Presidio to Eagle Pass suffer from barriers and high costs as merchants on both sides look to capitalize on a boost from road and bridge projects. Conoco’s new policy shifts profits to independent mileage merchants, encouraging local spending. The piece notes rising tourist travel in 1897 and hints at a broader economic uplift for Texas towns and canyons near the Big Bend region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Sierra Mereda
Monteva
Sabines
Monterrey
Don Martin
Ibe
Presidio
Eagle Pass
Conoco Deslers
Texas
Yarbrough
Con Itinental Oil Company
Conoco Travel Bureau
Indies
Conoco
Continental
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Alma Richardson
Te J. Rath
Drury Wood
Small Som
Austin
University
Mise Gladys Bayer
Alpine Schools
Myrtle Voules
Clay Holland
Deming
Hillsboro
Katherine Lorraine McLarty of
Crowell
R.C. Elliott
W. H. Terry
J. 8. Carr
Alpine
San Diego
Calif
Alfred Linck
J. T. Morrow
Ray Morrow
Waxahachie
Trinity University
J. W. Owens
Charles Kent
Lois
Jim
Tom
Bob McVaine
Richardson
A. E. Owens
Vernon MeIntyre
Cameron
Dorothy Hinds
Sa Ross This
Ayr Ae
Thur
Carroll Vauuen
Cypestio Courthouse
Irma Lee Batey
Sul Rows
Nashville
Peabody College
James A
Jimmy) West
Sul Ross College
Alpine High School
Chicago
Vandercook School
Made
Doris Binion
Denton
Fred Moore Trbiett
Dallas
J.C. Bird
Big Bend Park
Mr Truett
George W. Truett
EM. Fulmer
Fremont McGuire
Lilah
Pattie
James Angelley
Abel
Oklahoma
M. M. Fulmer
Fulmer
McGuire
S. F. Woodward
F. G. Woodward
Walter Bobb
Bracketville
Bird Babcock
San Antonio
Ray Akes
Walter Wuitjen
Ute Son
Paso
HG. Watson
Mr. Wuitjen
Bre. Watson
Leavell
Lamont Nicholson
Sone
Rast
Tomas
Alabama
Jenny Lind
Nightsattle
Malvern
England
Rush McDonald
Memphis
Tennessee
Aaron
Leto
Alpine Lumber Company
Pine
Brewster County
Delbert
Pecos
James
Roswell
N. Mex
San Francisco
Colt
Emmett
I Paso
Big National Park
Big Bend
Ob- Mexico
Marfa
Model Tailors
Sul Ress
Alpine Drag Store
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Heri
PEYCO
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