Alpine Garden Club notes and social gatherings in June
The Alpine Garden Club reports a series of lawn luncheons and suppers hosted by the Baines family for Emilie Brown and guests, including Mary Eleanor Hancock. The piece highlights a Bridge Tea for Mary Eleanor Hancock and Clara May Bogel, plus the progress of the dahlia trail with donations from local entities and a talk by Mrs. J. C. Coleman on home gardens and a New York pilgrimage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baines Home
Emilie Brown
Shirley Blevins
Carolyn Cooley
Sara Joyce
Patsy Lane
Charlotte Slight
Jo Nell Pope
John Gillett
Green Cafe
Mary Eleanor Hancock
Margaret Ann Brown
George Baines
Asa Jones
Gillett
Graves Bogel
Handsome Jones
Clara May Bogel
W. D. Burcham
Clara May Boge
May Hudson
Josephena Brown
Shirley Blevine
Joyce Nevill
Emily Livingston
Kathryn Walker
Ellen Lewis
Alpine
Garden Club
Highway Department
Alpine Lumber Co
Holland Avenue
Texas Cafe
M. T. McClure
Clapton
Min-Sol Corp
J. C. Coleman
New York
Rose Coleman
Pilot club meeting at Holland hotel notes
The Pilot club held a regular business meeting at the Holland hotel with 21 members present. Margie Cross presided and a moment of silence honored a valued member. Reports from all committees were shared and Maude Baines gave a parliamentary drill. Josie Roberts, president-elect of Pilot International, will be installed at the June Daytona Beach event. The next program meeting is June 26 at 1 p.m. at the Holland hotel. Delegates Mac Ament and Vivian McIntyre attend the Daytona Beach national convention.
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Pilot Club
Holland Hotel
Margie Cross
Maude Baines
Josie Roberts
Pilot International
Daytona Beach
Fla
Mac Ament
Vivian McIntyre
Mary Martha circle hosts WSCS meeting at Matthews home
Mrs. Frank Matthews and Mrs. H L Lovell hosted the Mary Martha circle of the Methodist WSCS Tuesday afternoon at Matthews home. The program titled Restorer of Paths featured worship led by Mrs Clifton Moss and a talk by Mrs Bill Sloan on The Christian Woman's Interest in Alcoholism. Guests and members enjoyed home made ice cream and cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Matthews
H. L. Lovell
Mary Martha
Methodist
WSCS
Matthews
Clifton Moss
Bill Sloan
Mesdames
Harry Carpenter
Robert Dod
E. G. Nance
Jerry Starnes
Chapman Nest
Everett Turner
Wesley M. Roberts
James Reeves
Alma Littrell
Fielder Crawford Rites Set for Alpine Wedding Day
Betby Jo Crawford to wed William B Fielder in Alpine Methodist Church on June 19 at 8 am The reception follows at the bride’s parents home Friends of both families invited to attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy B. Crawford
Betty Jo
William B. Fielder
W. G. Fielder
Alpine
Visiting Girl Mary Hancock Host in Alpine Area
A popular young visitor in Alpine for weeks is Miss Mary Eleanor Hancock of Corona New Mexico. She stayed with her aunt Mrs George Baines and later with her grandmother Mrs W B Hancock.
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Alpine
Mary Eleanor Hancock
Corona, N. M
George Baines
W. B. Hancock
Party Honoring Philip Coleman At Reid Residence
Mr and Mrs Knox Reid hosted a backyard party Saturday night for Philip Coleman visiting after his graduation from Carbondale Illinois Community High School last month. Ham burgers were cooked at an outdoor fireplace with trimmings. After supper guests Emilie Brown Shirley Blevins Patricia Patterson Patricia Lane Sylvia Smith Hal Fisher Jack Bow Kenneth O'Rear Lee Cowell Jim Spann attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Reid
Philip Coleman
Carbondale
Ill
Community High School
Emilie Brown
Shirley Blevins
Patricia Patterson
Patricia Lane
Sylvia Smith
Hal Fisher
Jack Bow
Kenneth O’rear
Lee Cowell
Jim Spann
Interest Growing in Dahlia Trail Project
The Alpine Garden club met last Friday at the home of Mrs. Ellen Hudson. The gathering was enjoyable and concluded with Mrs. Hudson serving a refreshing fruit punch.
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The
Alpine Garden Club
Ellen Hudson
Local Couple Club Hosts Evening of Cards and Prizes
Mr and Mrs George Koury hosted a Couple club night at their home with prizes for high scores. Mrs Knox Reid led ladies scoring, Paul Vogt led men, and W I Winter won bingo. Guests included W D Burcham Glenn Davis W S Winter Knox Reid J W Shepperd and Paul Vogt. Mrs Frank Newsom hosted a Wednesday Bridge club gathering with many guests and members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Koury
Knox Reid
Paul Vogt
W. I. Winter
W. D. Burcham
Messrs
Local Bridge Clubs Host Prize Winners and Dinners
Mrs Newsom announced high overall prize to Mrs Casner with club high won by Mrs Burcham. Guests prize went to Mrs Kimball, bingo prize to Mrs Ritter. Hostess served salad and dessert. Mrs Kokernot hosted Lucky Thirteen Bridge at Mrs Glenn Kokernot home with Mesdames Benson McIntyre Patterson Clanton Decie Kimball Chaffin and invited guests. High prize went to Mrs Kimball, members high to Mrs Shepperd, guests high to Mrs Underwood, low to Mrs Underwood. A salad course followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Newsom
David Kokernot
Lucky Thirteen Bridge Club
Glenn Kokernot
Mesdames
Gene Benson
Vernon McIntyre
C. E. Patterson
John Clanton
Zeb Decie
Otis Kimball
Eva Chaffin
Mesdames Zoye Decie
Jimmy Logan
Lee Kokernot
Dudley Underwood
Sport Gunn
John Kline
Charles Stringfellow
Malone Hill
J. W. Shepperd
Kimball
Shepperd
Underwood
Woodmen Circle Alpine Grove Holds July Meeting
Alpine Grove Woodmen Circle No. 671 met at Secretary Freeda Barrow’s home for regular business and social hour. The program covered the Woodmen Circle Home in Sherman Texas read by Mrs Thelma Williams. Two graduation gifts and a $5 Salvation Army donation were noted since May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Grove
Woodmen Circle
Freeda Barrow
Sherman
Texas
Thelma Williams
Salvation Army
Mesdames Oma Cox
Azile Davidson
Frieda Wade
Metta Williams
Stoney Honored at Sul Ross Episco pal Guild Supper
The Right Reverend James Moss Stoney was honored by Episco pal students of Sul Ross college and St James Guild with a supper last Saturday at 7 p.m. in the Methodist church basement. About 70 guests attended. Bishop Stoney conducted confirmation services at St James' church Sunday at 11 and preached to a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Moss Stoney
Episcopal Students
Sul Ross College
St. James’ Guild
Methodist Church
Bishop Stoney
St. James’ Church
RID-MATIC relief for rheumatism and neuritis advertised
An advertisement touts RID-MATIC triple action vitamin formula to ease arthritis rheumatism neuritis sciatica and general fatigue. It claims five ways of relief including direct pain reduction immune support kidney aid and acid removal with rapid blood circulation and better sleep. City Drug Store is listed as exclusive dealer.
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Rid-Matic
City Drug Store
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