Coffee Corner Sparks Ideas for Sleep Friendly Brews
A feature on a distinctive coffee corner notes how jars of instant coffee in regular and decaf varieties can be used for hot or iced drinks. It suggests decaffeinated options help coffee lovers who struggle with sleep and praises rich flavor with fewer caffeine effects.
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Amart
Rotary meeting discusses dust problem and UN role
Dr Robt Southerland and Kerrville officials attended a Rotary session led by M A Webb. Von Berkeley warned against blitzkrieg and dust from railroad property. Hit Moore of McCamey spoke on the United Nations Palestine situation and the UN as a peace instrument.
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Robt Southerland
Austin
Champ Callinan
Kerrwille
von Berkeley
Chamber of Commerce
J. B. Speer
Hit Moore
McCamey
United Nations
Palestine
Israel
Hill
Cowboys Face Strong Piedras Negras in Weekend Series
Cowboys prepare for two games this weekend against the Northern Mexico powerhouse Piedras Negras Consolidado. The club adds Peden Herricks Nutt and Jordan as key players return to strengthen the lineup before Saturday and Sunday 3 p.m. clashes.
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Cowboys
McNeill
Nichols
Cc. Davis
Wagner
Herrick Cf
W. Davis
Young Rf
Moore
Hecker
Miller Pee Bkyhoawks
Sargent
Morgan
Phillips
Leehan
G. W. Harris
G. C. Marrin
Ruant
Geverly
Lestilla
Ben
Skyhawks
Piedras Negras
Coanulla
la Consolidado
Mexico
Consolidados
House of David
Uve
Peden
Herricks
Nutt
Jordan
Society Hosts Couple Club at Creigh Home
Mr and Mrs Alfred Creigh hosted their Couple club Saturday evening. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J C Epperson Mr and Mrs J M Alderson Dr and Mrs H W Morelock Mr Vernon McIntyre Dr and Mrs Coats Mr and Mrs W I Winter. Lilies and other blooms from the McIntyre garden were admired.
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Alfred Creigh
J. C. Epperson
J. M. Alderson
H. W. Morelock
Vernon McIntyre
Coats
W. I. Winter Lillies
McIntyre Garden
Creigh
Political Candidates Named for Democratic Primary in 1948
The Avalanche lists candidates for State Senator Henry Coffield Hill Hudson and Charles Moore plus many local offices including Judge McGaughy Sheriff Johnson Skinner and Patterson. A Presbyterian lawn party host noted for Sul Ross students is also mentioned.
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Charles B. Moore
Val Verde
Henry A. Coffield
Presidio
Hill D. Hudson
Reeves County
Clifford O. Lawrence
Kinney
Tom H. Stovell
Brewster County
Felax P. McGaughy
J. T. Jack
Johnson Jim Skinner Il P
Price
Rackley Cap
Everett Anglin
J. W. Frazer
EE. Patterson
Avora
Earl Clark
R. H. Gud Murrah
Presbyterian meeting reports from Seattle assembly
Sunday evening refreshment at 6 30 followed by 7 45 general interest meeting. Rev Fred S Rogers will present his report on the Presbyterian church general assembly in Seattle Washington, from which he returned last Saturday.
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Fred S. Rogers
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Seattle
Wash
Rogers
Rainbow Girls to Attend Assembly Event
A group of Alpine Assembly of the Order of Rainbow Girls will leave on Monday to attend an assembly. The delegation includes junior members and leaders traveling to participate in the event and related ceremonies.
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Alpine Assembly of the Order of Rainbow Girls
Girls to attend general assembly in El Paso
The group will travel to El Paso to attend the general assembly with their Mother Advisor Mrs. Katherine Stucke and Mr. Stucke. The party includes Dorothy Jean Crawford Jo Nell Pope Ela Jo Henderson Patsy Patterson Lelette Barrow Rose Mary Crawford Marian Hudson and Charlotte Slight. Mr. and Mrs Verne Clapton returned from San Antonio where they had been at their daughter’s bedside.
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el Paso
Katherine Stucke
Mrs. Verne Clapton
San Antonio
Crain Undergoes Major Surgery in San Antonio Hospital
C Z Crain had major surgery in a San Antonio hospital and Mrs Crain is reported to be making satisfactory recovery.
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C. Z. Crain
San Antonio
Character judged by how often he honks his horn
A short reflective note suggests judging a person’s character like evaluating drivers by the number of times they blow their own horn. It plays on caution against self-promotion and vanity.
Radar system aids ships in fog bound routes
A radar apparatus like prior ground controlled devices guides Navy vessels through landlocked waterways in dense fog. A medical brief notes illness risk from common colds, while one analyst laments monotony in American life.
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Lucille Everett
Cap. Anglia
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Rainbow
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the Clarion
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White Auto Store
D. A. Hilton
Alpine, Texas
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Bing
Lean
Sunny Dawn ɢOn
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Real Beast
Rya Arse
FUAG
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