Ellis Myers Honored At Tea In Miami Visit
Mrs Ellis Myers of Miami Florida was honored during a tea hosted by Mrs Em Thornton Jr and her mother Mrs Roy Whiteside at the Whiteside home in Horseheaven Oregon. About 50 guests attended including four former University of Texas classmates now identified as Kitty Knox Truett Peer Ghames I Stewart Mary Jo Whiteside and Margery Lewis. The reception featured flowers a punch bowl and a receiving line with Mrs Whiteside Mrs Peer and Mrs Bill Sloan assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Myers
EM. Thornton Jr
Roy Whiteside
Whiteside
Miami
Fla
Horseheaven
Ore
F. E. Lewis
Alpine
University of Texas
Kitty Knox
Truett Peer
Monahans
Ghames I. Stewart
Dean McCall
Thornton
Mary Jo Whiteside
Myers
Margery Lewis
Red Cross sewing drive progresses with July 1 deadline
Mrs. E J Benson reports sewing quota filled and work going satisfactorily for Red Cross. Storkers respond quickly and Marathon group assists. Hope is to turn in all sewing by July 1 for timely shipment. Also a breakfast for bride elect Miss Mary Epperson at Holland hotel hosted by Mrs. Robert O Hunter with bridge and floral decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HED Cross
E. J. Benson
The
Red Cross
Mary Epperson
J. C. Epperson
Holland Hotel
Robert O. Hunter
Bridge
Around Town Notes on Mail, Rules and War Speech
A town column reflects on mail delivery by city carriers, social chatter, and shared humor. It criticizes government bureaus expanded since the war and cites Truman planning a San Francisco World Security conference. A February armament conference speech warns of sacrifice and the quest for peace, freedom, and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ours
Truman
San Francisco
National Stud Disarmament Council
USA
Princed
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Cotter at Holland Hotel
On June 20 Mrs James Cotter was honored with a birthday dinner at the Holland hotel. Eleven children and grandchildren joined her at a table centered by a cake bearing many candles and decorated with flowers. Guests included Mrs Margaret Spence Mrs Dorothy Scannell and son Jack Mrs A F Robinson Mrs A Robinson Jr Mr and Mrs Bill Totter Mrs Lulu Cotter White daughter Cotter White and Billy White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotter
James Cotter
Holland Hotel
Margaret Spence
Dorothy Scannell
Jack
A. F. Robinson
A. Robinson, Jr
Bill’ Totter
Lulu Cotter White
Cotter White
Von
Billy White
Range Pow Wow From Alpine News by CAL EDWARDS
Jiggs Terry, noted Big Bend cattleman, is bedridden with sciatic pain this week. Vernon McIntyre reports feeder stock shortages due to dry weather. range fires are numerous yet waning. A cooler spell approaches with scattered showers and hail. prepare for wet prospects. Alpine’s wool-storage house fills with regional products, a potential base for a woolen mill if water rises. Rio Grande runs low and muddy, fishermen try their luck. local anglers hope for better water. Industry notes expect thousands of veterans to join radio and TV demand, with TV prices dropping to about 100 dollars.
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Cal Edwards
W. H. Jiggs Terry
Vernon McIntyre
Victory Garden
Alpine
Sierra Blanca
Sanderson
Pecos
Rio Grande
Big Bend Park
Dr. Pope
Ray Spence
Frank Young
Eye Camp aids 286 patients in India observations by school
Mary Fowler reports a Hindu eye specialist set up near Hutkarat City College in Jubbulpore. Ten Johnson Girls High School volunteers helped, assisting patients and aiding surgeries that restored sight for many. Also noted are NBC Home Make It and Home Around the World segments, and four American missionaries at Foochow Willis Force hospital unharmed after a Japanese retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutkarat City College
Jubbulpore
India
Johnson Girls’ High School
Ann Gare
Christ
Jonan
Foochow City
Willis Force Hospital
Foochow
Lions Club Committee Report and Balmorhea Dinner
The Lions Club discussed a district governor election setback and noted a June 26 chicken dinner at Balmorhea State Park inviting nearby Lions. The financial report showed 7125 bonds 150 85 stamps and a booth take that should fund local community projects after bills are paid while hospital missionaries and nursing staff were highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion Kemp
Maud
Kay, Davis
Stockton
Rotary Club
Lubbock
Lions of
Balmorhea
Balmorhea State Park
Lion Sperry
Lion Marvin Williams
L. I. Evans
Morals Talk At Methodist Church Series
The Methodist conference held meetings at the church where a speaker discussed morals, blending wit and wisdom. He warned that anyone can spot flaws in people, governments, or churches yet miss the benefits they offer, urging readers to invest surplus cash in War Bonds and Stamps to curb anti tew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Conference
Methodist Church
Breessland Texas Ad Offers Chicks and Pullets Prices
Advertisement from Breessland San Angelo Texas offering two week old heavy chicks at 420.40 per 100 in F.O.B. four week old W. L. pullets at 48 per 100 F.O.B. four week old Brown L pullets at 36.80 per 100 F.O.B. Weekly baby chicks available. Request postal for full particulars and prices.
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Breessland
San Angelo
Texas
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Earl Fallis
Maes
al Crean
J.C. Epperson
J. M. Alderson
Creigh
F. L. McCollum
B.C. Coleman
James W. Glasscock
Epperson
McIntyre
J. W. Frazer
C. E. Patterson
Bill
Winter
Land
James W. Glamcock
James Pate
J. D. Young Jr
LD. Harris
Ruth Branum
Patsy Beak
Alfred Creigh
Mae
Mary Besse Sloan
Ruth Slight
Emmy Lou Harris
Florence Ford
Tine ‘Faulk
Wilfred
Luzon
U8. Treasury
Ndustry
Joseph Gert
Sonora Radio and Television Corp
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EWT
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Don Goddard
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France
Greece
Russia
Great Britain
Denmmark
Poland
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Methodist Sharch
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Plainfield
Mass
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Shanghai
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Orange City
Towa
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Robert Armbruster
Beery
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