Alpine Boy Indiana Girl Married In Elkhart Ceremony
Miss Wava Rose Williams of Angola wed Ross Alvin Smith of Elkhart in a double ring ceremony at the bride’s parents home. The Rev N E Smith led the service with a floral backdrop as friends and family attended. The couple will reside in Elkhart at 1025 South Second Street after July 7.
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Alpine
Indiana
Angola
Ind
Steuben
Wava Rose Williams
Alvin C. Williams
Ross Alvin T .Smith
Elkhart
Victor J. Smith
Texas
N. E. Smith
Th First Methodist Church
Marguerite Moor
Angla
Mary Catherine Lippincott
Eugene P. Thompson
South Bend
Ruth Stevens
Edna Stevens
Sout
Second Street
Angola High School
National Honor Society
Psi Iota Xi Sorority
Tri-State College
Chicago Telephone Supply Company
Woman's Missionary Society observes Day of Prayer
The Woman's Missionary Society met Tuesday for the Day of Prayer for Ministerial Relief led by Mrs. M. P. Slover. Mrs. Loi McIntyre delivered a message on Our Responsibility to Our Savior. Lankford Chambers Guthrie and Webb spoke on clergy widows with a closing prayer and love offering. Twelve members attended. Reporter. Mr and Mrs Paul Vogt celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary with dinner hosted for J W Shepp and others. Burgess won high prize after a contract game.
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Parrips Socie
Woman's Missionary Society
M. P. Slover
Loi ‘McIntyre
Mesdames Lankford
Chambers, Guthrie and Webb
Paul Vogt
J. W. Shep
Frank McCodhin
J. E. Bur
Burgess
Birthday Party for Be Sé Fourth Birthday at Home
Be Sé celebrated his fourth birthday on June 12 with a lawn party hosted by his mother Mrs Iilgworth Bzell. A pink and white cake by Charles Thom and a reception followed with many family members and friends in attendance.
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Iilgworth Bzell
Charles Thom
Mra G. Lange
Wwe
Beowhes
Charte Thomas
Sonny Ezell
Bothy Lanton
Dickie Allen
Donald Dal
Jerry Gaye William
Selma Joe Osborne
Jeckie Higginbotham
Joel Brown
Mae Nell John
Fon
Sally LaBert
Martha
Sue
Chandley
Jerry Anthony
E. J
Norman
Andy Joo Kou
Pat
Barner
Nancy Ann Perdue
Jkanie
Rey LaBet
Re. Hols Brown
Mur Fy Chase
Glayd Mor
Sylvia Ann Moss
Stunt
Lange
Contt
Bride Elect Honored With Breakfast At Holland Hotel
Louise Ney, bride elect, was honor guest at a breakfast Sunday morning at the Holland hotel hosted by Miss Frances Billett Miss Eva Chaffin and Miss Leitha Chaffin. Flowers adorned the long table Canterbury bells pink carnations peony and phlox central bouquet in a crystal bowl. Guests included Miss Berkeley Mrs B F Berkeley Mrs G W Baines Mrs Dorothy Scannell Mrs H L Kokenot Jr Mrs Alan R Fraser Mrs S E Nelson Mrs Mable Cool Doris Chaffin and the three hostesses.
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Louise ~Neley
Holland Hotel
Frances Billett
Eva Chaffin
Leitha Chaffin
Miss Berkeley
B. F. Berkeley
G. W. Baines
Dorothy Scannell
H. L. Kokernot Jr
Alan R. Fraser
S. E. Nelson
MablcCool
Doris Chaffin
Bridge Clubs Host Contract Card Games and Prizes
Bridge clubs met Thursday at homes with Mrs Mollison and Mrs McIntyre winning high prizes at one gathering. Another club breakfast featured Mrs Henderson and Mrs Vaughn as top prizes. A third group held five tables with high score won by Mrs Wally Davis and guest prize to Mrs Harris. Refreshments followed for numerous members and guests.
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Mesdames Clay Holland
Ernest Mollison
Edgar Martin
J. 8. Hord
Gay Meriwether
C. ©. Wood
Mollison
McIntyre
John Newell
Triple Four
Mesdames
Paul Vogt
Frank McCollum
Carroll Vaughn
J. E. Burgess
J. W. Shepperd
Milton Smith
J. W. Frazer
Walter Henderson
Colorado City
James Logan
Wally Davis
L. D. ‘Harris
Bill Allen
Ray LaBeff
Dan Ritter
Sport Gunn
Lee Smith
Ed Swann
Mrs Garrett Hosts Woodmen Circle Circle Members
Mrs. Fern Garrett entertained several members of the Woodmen Circle at her home last Thursday night. A picnic supper was served in the house by the fire as cool weather prevailed. Coffee was more popular than lemonade and after refreshments a social hour followed before guests departed.
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Garrett Nnstess
Fern Garrett
Woodmen
Woodmen Circle Meet Held at IOOF Hall in Rain
The Woodmen Circle gathering occurred Wednesday at 3 o'clock in the IOOF hall. Poor turnout due to rain and illness left five members present: Mesdames Azile Davidson Oma Doole Fern Garrett Frieda Wade and Thelma Williams. Reporter.
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Woodmen
IOOF
Mesdames Azile Davidson
Oma Doole
Fern Garrett
Frieda Wade
Thelma Williams
Newsoms Observe 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Ray W Newsom celebrate their silver anniversary with a barbecued supper at Paisano on Tuesday. Attending were relatives and friends including their sons Sherman and Phillip. Marta Alpine. Jack Grittin. Marta, Jack, Pauline Sublet. Wallace Sublett. John LeRoy Harrison. Gaylon Casey. Eunice Spann and family. Dave Sublett family from Clarksdale Arizona plus other relatives.
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Ray W. Newsom
Paisano
Kids Entertain With Smicken Dinner At Little Lexico
Mrs. Knox Reid hosted a Wednesday evening gathering for friends at Little Lexico, serving chicken dinner. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Burgess, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Frazer, Miss Dorothy Ligon, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shepperd, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. McCollum, and Mrs. B. B. Bounds as contract night prizes were announced.
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Air
Knox Reid
Reid
J. E. Burgess
J. W. Frazer
Dorothy Ligon
J. W. Shepperd
F. L. McCollum
B. B. Bounds
Miss Connie Duncan Wins Police Pistol Shoot in Houston
Alpine native Miss Connie Duncan won the women’s Division Texas Police convention pistol shoot in Houston with a 183 of 200. Fellow competitors Mrs Frank Conklin of Austin took second with 174, closely followed by Mrs F L Estepp, also of Austin, in third. Duncan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bruce Duncan of Alpine, was among 29 entrants firing 22 32 and .38 calibre pistols and 20 slow-fire shots at five yards. She also entered the Texas State match as the sole woman entrant. Bruce Duncan claimed first in the Police Chief’s matches with 263 of 800 using a .38 pistol. Duncan earned two gold medals and a plaque. her father won a first place medal.
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Connie Duncan
Alpine
Houston
Frank Conklin
Austin
F. L. Estepp
Miss Duncan
Bruce Duncan
Miss Connie
Texas
Connie
Hame
Old-Timers Dance Revival Slated Tomorrow Night
Old-Timers dances returning after a hiatus with a revival event planned for tomorrow night at the courthouse. The popular community activity from years past is being restarted to bring residents together for an evening of square dancing and music.
Seminar set for June 26 27 by Texas clubs at Sul Ross
Club women from 22 towns in the Eighth district of the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs are invited to a Latin American Seminar sponsored with Sul Ross College on June 26 and 27. The two day program, free of charge, features faculty from Sul Ross and visiting lecturers on Latin America. A Chihuahua tour will follow, with rates same as students, led by J C Fuentes and including public school visits in Mexico. Persistent names include Mrs J C Cunningham Dr H W Morelock Dr Clifford B Casey Miss Sather Elliott M P Slover Miss Alice Cowan J L Kerby Dr G P Smith B C Gravis and J C Fuentes.
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Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
T the
Sul Ross College
J. C. Cunningham
Ft. Stockton
Alpine
Balmorhea
Barstow
Big Lake
Big Spring
el Paso
Forsan
Fort Davis
Fort Stockton
Kermit
Marfa
McCamey
Midland
Odessa
Presidio
Pecos
Sanderson
Shatter
Stanton
Toyah
van Horn
Wink
H. W. Morelock
Sul Ross
Clifford B. Casey
Latin America
Casey
Stather Elliott
M. P. Slover
Alice Cowan
J. L. Kerby
G. P. Smith
G. P. Smith, Ahead of Department of Economics and Government
B. C. Gravis
Chihuahua
Nn Annua College
Mexico
J. C. Fuentes
Department of Public Education
State of
Wool Gathering Advances Amid Wet Weather in Davis Mountains
Fort Davis correspondent reports sheep ranchers in the Davis mountains endure days of rain and delays in shearing. Wool bags on trucks hold 200 to 240 pounds each, with wool at about 35 cents per pound. Local residents, including Clarence Babcock and Alice Sproul, return home after events, while July 1 marks adult male registration. community notices urge patriotism and home printing.
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Davis Mountains
West Texas
DeYoung Visits Fort Davis With Chicago Teachers
Harry Anthony DeYoung a visitor from San Antonio and Texas and instructor of the Sul Ross college summer art colony spent Saturday afternoon in Fort Davis. He was accompanied by Misses Margaret and Mary DeYoung, Chicago public school teachers, and Miss Kay Hilly of San Antonio, a student in DeYoungs class. They visited the Seobee home for part of the afternoon.
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Harry Anthony DeYoung
Vist
San Antonio
Texas
Olony
Sul Ross College
Fort Davis
Margaret and
Mary] DeYoung
Chicago
Sul Ross
Kay Hilly
DeYoung
Barry Seobee
New Registration Day Set for Jeff Davis County
Jeff Davis county draft board prepares for the second registration day for military service. Registrants will check in at two locations Fort Davis and Valentine, per board secretary Miss Martha Bloys. The board itself will receive the registrants at Fort Da.
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Jeff Davis County
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Bridge Clubs
Woodmen Circle
Women's Clubs
and Sul Ross College
Lyndon Johnson
Serveanis
Brewster County
Doren
Avondale
Windy
Toy Town
Deanee In
Swift
Barry Scobee
Clarence Babcock
Mrs
A. E. Babcock
School of Mines At
Alice Sproul
Mabel Bloys
Leslie Fawcett
Miss Bloys
G. P. Kuiper
L. E. Wood
Irs
J. K. Miller
M. P. Crawford
Vis
Beore
Fuess
Louise Pisner
Hotel Dieu
J. G. Fisher
Olar
Ara Eer Paint Headquarters
Niture CO
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