Lucky Thirteen club hosts gala buffet and games
Thirteen Mry and Mes H L Kokernot Jr hosted a Lucky Thirteen night with a buffet in the dining room and on the screened porch. Prizes went to Mrs Wells McIntyre and Bernal Slight for ladies and men respectively. low prizes to Mrs Jack Cross and Calvin St. Clair. Guests included many local residents and guests, with iced watermelon served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cross
Calvin St. Clair
Questa
Messrs
Meadames W. H. Terry, Jr
Lawrence Hord
Hodges Schroeder
Jack ‘Cross
Bernal Slight
Otis Morgan
Deele
Douglas Mesurry
Wells MeIn
Wednesday Bridge Club Hosts Tea Decorations And Winners
The Wednesday Bridge Club and guests enjoyed a bridge tea hosted by Mrs. Vernon McIntyre on June 28. Floral decor featured Shasta daisies and gladioli. Winners were praised, with Mrs. Ernest Mollison high among members and Mrs. Todd Patton high among guests, each receiving a deck of cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon ‘McIntyre
Ernest Mollison
Todd Patton
Austin
Tunic Keefer
Reginald Carnes
J. ©. Coleman
Meadames J. B. Burgess
Zeb Decie
F. E. Gillett
Clay Hol
Wells McIn
Dy Weod
Roush Mead
J. We
Miss Turney Honor Guest At Alpine Parties
Adrian Turney was honored in Alpine during a short visit with her parents Judge and Mrs. A. M. Turney. She attended dinners and luncheons hosted by Mrs. C. W. Baines and other locals, joined by family and friends including Katherine Turney, Helen Baines, and William Smither. A family picnic at Judge and Mrs. W. Van Sickle’s lawn followed, with guests from nearby towns and summer visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etherledge
Honfree
Watts
Terlingua
W. P. Pischer
Marfa
H. T. Pletcher
Alo. LaBeff
R.A. McMurry
FP. Pulcher
A. 8. Justice
Adrian Turney
Pocos
Phoenix
Arizona
New Orleans
Washington, D.C
Philadelphia
New York City
Columbia
Canada
Miss Turney
Alpine
A.M. Turney
D. Wood
Katherine Turney
Drury Wood
the Lance
Hill-Billy
Prank Wedin
Euna Mae
D. M. Perry
Colorado
Texas
Virginia Jones
van Horn
Rena
Terlingua District News Highlights Local Visitors
Rubye Barcham reports Terlingua and Study Butte residents hosting guests on J Sublet farm and nearby ranches during the past week.Visits include Mra Wallace Sublet and son John Te Mra Ray Newsom and Philip at Study Butte and other social gatherings. An all day picnic at Oak Canyon featured a Tuned with fried chicken and a water fight among Ute youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Wallace Sublet
John Te
Ray Newsom
Philip
J. Sublet
EC. Spann
Dave Sublet
Study Butte
Mrs
Spalding
J. P. Bultril
Hall Orange
Coonner
Terlingua
W. D. Burcham
Gan
Angelo
Oak Canyon
Fred Chicken
Ute
Iris
Hot Dawg In Austin And Alpiné Cartoon Dialogue
The sketched dialogue centers on a tailor and tamer in a cage with banter about occupations and perceptions. A magistrate witness notes a pedestrian incident and a horn blast with curses. A lunch stand advertisement and a color cue about black versus stripes appear, showing playful street scenes and flirtatious exchanges.
Church Groups Hold Joint Meeting at Clubhouse
The Baptist Presbyterian and Methodist missionary societies held their monthly joint gathering at the clubhouse. A program featured Mrs. A R J Davis on Youth and Tomorrow, a Home of the Saved roll call by Mrs. Giles, a solo by Mrs. D W Collins, and a Bible lesson read by Mrs. Archie Miller. Refreshments were served by the Presbyterian Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Presbyterian
Methodist Missionary
A. R.J. Davis
Home of the Saved
Giles
D. W. Collins
Archie Miller
Ida Mae Burke
Presbyterian Society
Hargus
Burke
Lockhausen
Miller
Otles
Matthews
Arnold
Cole
Ritchey
R. Sims
Crawford, Young
Todd Worthington
J. H. Sims
Duderstadt
Walter Skinner
Emma Burnham
Vernon McIntyre
Alpine
Our City
Village Wit On Fingers And Dancing Plump Remarks
A humorous overheard exchange features a village wisecracker noting fingers as a constant. A young man asks to dance, is met with polite resistance, and a matron declines, calling herself danced out while the suitor flatters with a backhanded compliment about her figure.
Party Guest’s Champagne Toast Leads to Pink Basket Twins
At a gathering in England a visiting lawyer, intending to be restrained after champagne, steadies himself as the group presents a pink basket holding twins. He gazes at the scene and exclaims a line about the beautiful babies. The piece notes another parent photographed only one twin, amid light social chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Tos Meyer Wes Neers
Unclear Advertisement for Alpine Lor. Co. Line of Tools
Fragmentary classified blurb advertising a line of genuine case pack knives and related items from Alpine Lor. Co with references to a hardware department and hides division. The legibility is poor but product terms suggest a supplier and catalog style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Lor. Co
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Cameron
Meriwether Burke
Clay Holland
Mesdames W. ‘T. Meriwether
Cas Edwards
Arch Allen
Ida Kokemot
George Brown
Arseics
Bse
Philippine Islands
Angel
Reg
Orton
Sean
L. Eason
A. N. Engle
H. ©. LaBett
Dale Béwretgn
Keane Galt
Mall
Bebb
B. Lewis
Audrey
Richard
J. L. Sublett
East
RL. Cartledge
Homer Wilson
Winette
Daniel
Dorothy
del Rio
Elizabeth Weaver
Smith
Fresno Canyon
Rubye B. Barcham
Haley Ranch
Geo. A. Brown
Lon Tamer
Ion Tamer
Alpiné
Marathon Mra
Bart Clark
T. M. Shely
Sanderson
Tes
Jean Arnold
el Paso
A. R. Davis
C. G. Matthews
Baby
Grand Canyon
The
Methodist Church
H. Cole
Kathleen Hester
Lytie
Tom Yarbro
A. B. Anderson
Chas. Hess
San Antonio
Zetha Hicks
Big Lake
Forchheimer
Bill Clark
Kelly
E. H. Todd
Corpus Christ
Leona Starr
Walter Beall
San Angelo
Joe Simpson
Lilly Green
Green Ranch
Marie ‘Simpson
Archie Miller of
Spofford
J. J. Henderson
Aldren
Arthur, Sharp and Daughter
M. J. Jolly
Myrtie Jolly
Rozelle Shackelford
Arp Jolly
Live Oaks
Fort Stockton
8. A. Starr
Dewey McGinley
RE. Petross
D. N. Scott
N.C. Richey
Lytle
Western Points
Avalanche
Home People
Dom Adams
Anche
Avin
Glivar
Emit
Alpine Drug Store
Tfe
Monroe Slack
First National Bank
First Investment CO
Alpine, Texas
Kor
Ernot
W. Baines, JR
Vicw
Osea S.M. Dot
Castor
Beauty
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