Local residents host visitors and travels span region
Miss narriett Davidson of Camp Springs attended a event for Mrs Tom Bowles. Dorothy Smith of San Angelo visited her aunt Mrs O W Nettleton. Mr and Mrs George Mabers of Hanford California were guests of Mr and Mrs H W Ferguson. Mrs Major returned from an extended visit and others hosted relatives and friends while on weekend trips across Gaines and El Paso areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narriett Davidson
Camp, Springs
Tom Bowles
Dorothy Smith
San Avelo
0. W. Nettleton
George Mabers
Hanford
California
H.W. Ferguson
Malice
Fergus
Oklahoma
DM. Major
Fuiay
Om Howles
W. M. Davidson
Camp Springs
Haley's Dude Ranch set to open next month near Alphone
Mrs. George Brown announces Haley's Dude Ranch will open fifteen miles south of Alphone on the first of next month. The living room will reopen and meals will be served for summer guests. Management will host parties and dances. Rentals and a garage are also advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haley
Dude Ranch
Alphone
George Brown
Sul Ross Welcomes 18 Summer Graduate Students
Eighteen students enroll in Sul Ross summer graduate work led by registrar Anne D. Linn. The first summer offering includes Master of Arts studies in Biology, Education, History, Spanish, and English with a minimum three summers residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sul Ross
Anne D. Linn
Pioneer Club Cooperation Praised for Scheduling Dance
Homer W. Ferguson extends special thanks to the Pioneer Job at the college for cooperating by suspending their dance last Friday night to attend the boweder-feeders meeting in the library auditorium. Young people had begun the dance before the change was announced to the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer W. Ferguson
Brary Ai
Alpine Project School Offers Wide Range of Courses
D. Murray, owner and instructor, operates at Avenue D and 2nd Street in residence of Mrs. J. M. Reid offering bookkeeping shorthand typing spelling letter writing salesmanship penmanship rapid calculation business English and related classes to make vacations profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenue D
2Nd Street
Rs. D. Murray
J. M. Reid
Typlat Availa Senoaraperese
Alpine Chamber Plans Small Travel Directory
The Alpine chamber of commerce discussed publishing a compact directory of side trips for tourists. The card will list near resorts such as Brown's Ranch and Santa Helena Canyon with distances and a local map. It will include clubs, hotels, cafes, and businesses to promote regional tourism starting August 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Wiah Te
Brown's Ranch
Santa Helena Canyon
Fort Davis
Othrs
Alps
Buren Sparks
Ford to Start Producing Eight Cylinder Drewe Motor Car
The Bergen Record reports Ford Edgewater officials plan to begin production of a new stock auto with an eight cylinder V type Drewe motor. The new car will have a longer wheelbase heavier construction and will sell for less than current models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J
Bergen Record Today
Ford
Edgewater
Drewe
Fish from Rio Grande and a quirky town tale
A fragment mentions 150 pounds of fish from the Rio Grande and a 36 hour camping stay at Ogle Hot Springs with locals Clyde and Recks Ash. It includes a note about G Swan of Chicago recalling a 30 cent lunch from Polk street restaurant 36 years ago and a remark about John Packer of LaFayette Ga. being a 42 year fail sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Ogle
Rio Grande
Clyde
Recks
G. Swan
Chicago
Polk Street
John Packer
LaFayette
Tenth Cavalry Negroes Play on goodwill tour
The Tenth Cavalry regimental band of 24 musicians performed last night to nice crowds. They opened downtown with a short program and wrapped with an hour of classical pieces and negro spirituals at the college auditorium, then danced at the fair park pavilion. The group, linked to history from San Juan hill to Pershing in Mexico and World War I, is on a goodwill tour through major Texas cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Cavalry
College Auditorium
Fair Park
San Juan Hill
Pershing
Mexico
Colbus
Texas
Christian Endeavor Plans State Convention Trip
About six local Christian Endeavor members plan to leave next week for the state convention in El Paso for four days starting in July. Delegates may travel directly from El Paso to San Francisco for the International Jubilee convention soon after. Rev. L. W. Bridges has led the group for two years and will speak twice at the gatherings next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
el Paso
San Francisco
L. W. Bridges
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M. F Allen
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D.M. Major
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Joe Carr
Seymour
Letitia Rixon
Irene Fordyce
Parsons
Kansan
York
I Rixon
Miss Fordyce
Robert Putnam
University At Austin
Pearl Puttia
Mae Henry Haregus
Clyd Johnson
Jett Wade
San Angelo
Ars Wade
G. A. Bachie
Fort Stockton
Tak Angelo
Mexican City Hall
Meinntey
11. Kokernot, Jr
Sittle
Mary Ann
Letitia Rison
Atay
Galveston
Ore Kerr
J. Ro Middlebrook
del Rio
Alpine
Haley's Dude Ranch
S. A
Pioneer Club
C. C
Home People
Prunes
del Monte
Adams
Tenth Cavalry Negroes
Henry
Spine Lumber Co
Ead
Man of the
William Powell
Carole Lombard
Buck Jones
Jane
Milllons
Spencer Tracy
Sally Eilers
Broadway
Jaly
Mary Pickford
Reginald Denny
Mary
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Warlie Chaplin
Hussmmann
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