Beautiful Alpine Bride Weds Dallas Banker in First Presbyterian Rite
Miss Louise Berkeley daughter of Dr and Mrs Benjamin Franklin Berkeley became the bride of John Sloane McCauley Jr of Dallas at 11 o clock in a ceremony at the First Presbyterian church. The service featured white gladioli and Shasta daisies, organ music, and a bouquet of gladioli centered by a forehand. The bride wore a blue mousteline de soie gown with a matching veil and her gift from the groom was a diamond and pearl bar pin. Guests included family from Alpine and Dallas, with a reception at the bride’s home and a wedding trip to San Antonio and Monterrey, Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Louise Berkeley
Benjamin Franklin Berkeley
John Sloane McCauley Jr
Dallas
E. Buford Isaacks
First Christian Church
Francie Gillett
Debussy
Leitha Chaffin
Cadman
B. A. Wight
Kermit
Letitia Rixon
Jan Elizabeth Wight
Leake McCauley
Alan R. Fraserser
Campbell Barker
Alpine
Sul Ross
University of Southern California At
Los Angeles
University of California At
Berkeley
Branham Company
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
H. K. Leake
McCauley
University of Missouri Vr
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Dallas Athletic Club
Dallas Commandery
Shrine
Idlewild Club
Fouvardia
Marine
Garland and
Bouvardia
HL. Kokernot Jr
C.D. Wood
W. Baines
Ernest Mellon
Alan R. Fraser
Arnie Kate Ferguson
James Rooney
Solon G. Hughes
Eva Chaffin
San Antonio
Monterrey
Mexico
Henry Lee
Jan
Joe F. Brown
Sanderson
L. C. Ritchey
L. F. Buttrill
Roy. Stillwell
Marathon
Rehearsal Supper Honors Bride Elect Louise Berkeley
Alan and Louise Fraser hosted a rehearsal supper Friday honoring bride elect Louise Berkeley and fiancé John Sloan McCauley with wedding party guests. Guests enjoyed al fresco service in the garden, gifts were exchanged, and a heart pendant presentation followed by a brief reception and luncheon. A separate luncheon Thursday hosted by Mrs. G. W. Baines and Mrs. W. B. Hancock honored Miss Berkeley with multiple attendees and a book of good wishes for the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan R. Fraser
Missouise Berkeley
John Sloan McCauley
Alan Fraser
Campbell Barker
Margot Fraser
An Wight
Louise Berkeley
John Sloane McCauley
B. F. Berkeley
J. S. McCauley
Dallas
Leake McCauley
Jon
Henry Lee McCauley
B. A. Wight
Jan
Kermit
H. L. Koker
Eorge Robertson
St. Louis
Leitha Chaffin
Francie Gillett
Eva Chaffin
G. W. Baines
W. B. Hancock
Baines
Stather Eliott
Thalia Gillett
P. W. Cartwright
Mab Me* Cool
Carroll Vaughn
W. Ht. Terry Je
Dorothy Scannell
C.D. Wood
Drury Wood
del Rio
James Rooney
Lulu. White
Sloan G. Hughes
Marshall
Baines F
Hancock
Miss Berkeley
Far West Texas Showcases Two Contrasting Vacation Attractors
Sul Ross students frequent two Texas state parks in the far west with starkly different charms. Indian Lodge in the Davis Mountains near Fort Davis offers rugged hill country, adobe architecture, and cool solitude, while Balmorhea State Park near Balmorhea features a green climate, tiled cottages, and a large spring-fed swimming pool. Both are run by the Texas State Parks Board with National Park Service cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sul Ross
Texas
Great Southwest Playground
Pecos
Sul Ross College
Indian Lodge
Davis Mountains
Old Fort Davis
Mother Park
South West
Big Bend Onal Park
Carlsbad Ca Ems
Lone Star State
Old West Indian Lodge
Canyon
McDonald Observatory
Mt. Locke
Civilian Conservation Corps
Guthrie
Great Cattle Country
Balmorhea Swimming Pool
San Solomon’ S Springs
Balmorhea State Park
San Sol
Balmorhea Lake
West Texas
Balmorhea Park
Texas State Parks Board
National Park Service
Unsuccessful Break In At Williams & Vogt Grocery
Police report an unsuccessful attempt to enter Williams & Vogt grocery Sunday night. Prowlers pried at a rear window, broke glass, and removed cans from a shelf. Fingerprints suggested youths were involved with cans later found hidden behind the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams & Vogt
Water Color Paintings by Claire L. Packer Exhibit Opens Here
An exhibit of 13 water color paintings by Claire L. Packer of Harlingen opens Sunday at 2 p m in Sul Ross Summer Art Colony studio. The free public show runs two weeks. Packer, born in Kansas and raised near the Oklahoma ranches, loves horses and riders. He studied under Har ry Anthony DeYoung and Millard Sheets and trained with Adams Blumenschein, Burninghaus, Higgins and Inhof. A member of several art groups, he paints with intimate subject knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire L. Packer
Harlingen
Sul Ross
Col
Packer
Oklahoma
Texas
Harligen
Harry Anthony DeYoung
Millard Sheets
Adams Blumenschein
Burninghaus
Higgins
Inhof
Texas Society of Artists
Texas Fine Arts ‘Assn
Southern States Art League
Lower
Rio Grande Valley
Alpine Woman Bitten on Ankle by Rattlesnake
Mrs. Bruce Duncan was bitten on the ankle by a rattler at Hot Springs on the Rio Grande last Thursday night. Prompt first aid, including a suction snake-bite kit from the Langfords, limited the venom with only swelling in the ankle and leg remaining as she recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Duncan
Hot Springs
Rio Grande
Rattler Killed Near Local Home After Bite Incident
A two foot side-winder rattlesnake was killed after a bite incident. The event occurred at the home locale with an immediate response noted in readable fragment. Local residents described the creature and the sequence of events leading to the fatal conclusion for the snake.
Akers Funeral Home Names J G Barrow Manager
J G Barrow will head Akers Funeral Home in the future. A resident of Alpine for six years he is a licensed undertaker and funeral director with twelve years of experience. Barrow and family will occupy apartments in the funeral home building on Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Barrow
Akers
Barrow
Alpine
Funeral Home
Orforth Sixth Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prasers
Baptist
W. M
Woman's Missionary Society
Loyd Henderson
J.G. Barrow
Akers Funeral Home
Alpine, Texas
Armour
New California
Sampbell
Crome i Blackwells Date Nut Bread
Avondale
Planters
Tod
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