Miss Powell and Sherman Newsom wed in Alpine
Miss Powell daughter of G H Powell of Toyah and Sherman Newsom son of R W Newsom married at Rev M M Fulmer's home in Alpine. Attendants were Miss Anna Bell Pruitt and Mr Harry von Heffenbrock. The couple plan a short wedding trip and will reside in Alpine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mne Vride
G. H. Powell
Toyah
Sul Ross College
Department of Business Administration
Sul Ross
R. W. Newsom
Alpine
Alpine High School
State University
Marriage of Miss Bige Doyle Worsham Told
Mr and Mrs J W Bigby announce the marriage of their daughter Mabel to Doyle Worsham son of Mrs L K D Ler of Marathon. Judge Paul Timmie read the ring ceremony at the Bigby ranch near Bal linger last Saturday evening. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Clarence Hord Jr of Alpine. The bride wore navy crepe with powder blue accessories. Guests were invited to the reception thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bige
Doyle Worsham
J. W. Bigby
Mabel
Local social notes and listings from Fort Davis area
A dense update of household ads, club gatherings, and notices from Alpine Marathon and Fort Davis. Items include hay for sale, rentals, a kitchen cabinet ad, and several club events with hostesses and prize winners. Notable names include Mrs Burgess, Mrs Vogt, Mrs Lockhart, Mrs Newell, and Mrs McCollum.
Junior Council Forms For Presbyterian Women Group
A second meeting of the newly organized Presbyterian group of women convened at Mrs. F. L. McCollum's home. They adopted the name Junior Council linking them in name and spirit to the older group. Programs will focus on social studies and a local church benefitting project has started. Attendees included Mesdames Fred Rogers Tom Carney L. B. Sole Ayers Hal Manet and Jee Cc]
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Group of Women
F. L. McCollum
Mosdames Fred
Rogers
Tom Carney
L. B. Sole
Ayers
Hal Manet
Jee Cc
Auxiliary Meeting Plans Visit by Department Officers
A special American Legion Auxiliary meeting is set for tonight at 7 30 at the Legion Hut to organize plans for the upcoming visit of the Department president and other state officers. All Auxiliary members are urged to attend. Gifts for Mrs. Dave Walker were noted as the group decided to donate 66 cents from treasury to the Home Mission offering. Present were Betty Ann Fulmer Freddie Beth Reeder Julia Faye Perdue Lucille Anderson and Mrs. Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hut
Department
A'S
G. A's
Betty Ann Fulmer
Dave Walker
Freddie Beth Reeder
Julia Faye' Perdue
Lucille Anderson
Mrs. Chambers
Church Services And Programs At Local Congregations
Church school 9 45 morning worship 10 80 sermon Christian Nurture evening Leagues meet 7 preaching 8 program aims for Wednesday gatherings church night seven o clock devotional and reports followed by board meetings Pastor B McGret h says the Methodist Church plans fellowship and participation in the midweek program. Next Sunday Br Traylor returns from a five week absence to speak after trips to Ft Stockton and Ozona with a Spanish service for Mexicans Sunday school 1 p m Training Union 8 evening service Surprises in Heaven. Presbyerian church Sunday school 1000 am morning worship 11 am Young people 630 am reporter list of church officers and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church Church School
Methodist Charch
Presbyterian Church
J. L. Smith
Officers Installed by Woodman Circle Delayed
The Alpine Grove of the Supreme Forest Woodman Circle met Wednesday February 28 with nine members. New officers were installed after a brief business session. Refreshments were served to Sovereigns Jane Burlin Azile Davidson Oma Doole Mathilda Forchheimer Fern Garrett Sadie Lines Frieda Wade Meta W M Williams and Thelma Williams. The next meeting will be at the church with the Annie Mrs Thelma Williams March 27 during Week of Prayer for Home Missions at 3 p.m. The report lists several members who prepared programs for Monday Tuesday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Grove
Supreme Forest Woodman Circle
Forchheimer
Jane Burlin
Azile Davidson
Oma Doole
Mathilda Forchheimer
Fern Garrett
Sadie Lines
Frieda Wade
Meta Baptist W. M
Annie
Thelma Williams
W. Armstrong
Bers
E. M. Thornton
Mies
Verna Bowers
Ben Willliams
F. P. Reeder
J.G. Fain
R. ‘J. Bailiff
Lanktor
Mmes
IM. H. Moorman
W. N. Wright
A. Kidd
Ora Harvey
Melintyre
Spence
Floyd
G. W. [Bainesse
Easter Beauty Specials and Bake Sale Announcement
The notice promotes Easter specials at a beauty shop offering permanent waves for Easter bonnets. The sale runs Saturdays through the Friday before Easter. It also mentions a bake sale by the ladies of a Christian church and an all day event at Williams & Vogt's Grocery tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carstian Church
Williams & Vogt's
New Homes Planned on East Avenue C Near College Hill
Work began on a one room residence for Jerry Starnes operator of the Bust Servicenter on East Avenue C. The frame with rock veneer will cost about 0000 and sits east of J. C. Coleman home. J E Vanney and T R Knight are contractors with R W Peters as architect. Two more Alpine homes on the same street are planned with contracts not yet let.
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East Avenue C
College Hill
Jerry Starnes
Servicenter
J. C. Coleman
J. E. Vanney
T. R. Knight
R. W. Peters
J. W. Gilmer
Presbyterian Church
J. C. Weston
Starnes
Residence Destroyed By Flames Saturday
Fire, believed to have been started in a detective fire, destroyed the home of Mrs. David C. Walker in the north part of town last Saturday afternoon. The roof caught first and the blaze spread before discovery, preventing saving the building and most contents. No insurance was carried. Rev M M Fulmer is circulating a subscription list to raise funds for a small cottage for Mrs Walker. Many have already contributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David C. Walker
M. M. Fulmer
Baptist Church
Evening Worship and Choir Rehearsal Schedule
Evening worship at 7 45 with the Avalanche advertiser. Women’s court practice in Suess afternoon and choir rehearsal at 7 30 Wednesday led by Pastor Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Court
Notice: Tam Now at New Beauty Shop Location
A brief notice states Tam is now at a new beauty shop location and invites former patrons to call on me at the new place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Quicksilver Mines Near Marathon To Reopen
Quicksilver mines at Study Butte south of Marathon are being reopened under Texas Mercury Co with Al Griffill of San Antonio as manager. He arrived in Marathon to receive a carload of ice for mine reconstruction as quicksilver trades around 1 185 per flask while crews clean and prepare for renewed operation.
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Marathon
Quicksilver
Study Butte
Texas Mercury Co
al Griffill
San Antoni Ia
Griffill
Aew
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Hoyle
G. H. Storey
Cooley
Harry L. Gunes
L, Va
Ava
Smith
Fort Davis
B.A
Furn
Ated
Mee
W. A. Deng
E. Sperry, Scott
W. E. Lockhart
Mrs. McCollum
Paul Proper
el Progreso Club
Paul Vogt
Ray McGrew
Esdames Paul White
LB Attwood
F. L
McCollum
Harry V. Fisher
Bert¢nal Slight
Homer Wilson
A. Stambaugh
D. M. Bennett
John
Newell
Ray Spence
Bowie
Arledge
J. C. Cooley
A. Vick Winter
Esra Cook
B. Ramm Alpine Disposal Service
Clarence Hord Jr
Ballinger
Ballinger High School
Worsham
Marathon High School
Bureau of Reclamation
Robert Lee
Jones
Asa Jones
Ingwer
Sherman Newsom
Giles L. Birchum
Dorothy
McKown
Anna Bell Pruitt
Lawrence Hall
Dorothy McKown
Birchum
Ann Meyer
Anne Wagner
Jerry Horton
Lenora Hudson
Catherine ‘Smith
Maude Archer
Jane Bounds
Lucille Chaffin
Iris
N. Bounds
Estelle W. Ayers
Anna Gard
Say B. McGret
Pastor
the Training Union
Ben Williams
le M. M. Fulmer
Cowell
Tipit
McNew
Sims
Hector
Elmer Taylor
E. R. Cox
L. A. Cox
Marshall Sparks
TF. Cook
Holman
Fulmer
Slover
Phillips
Mcintyre
Woodman Circle
East Ave. C
Avalanche
Fred
Brewster
MBY Optical Company
Alpine, Texas
Aio
Big Bend Feed Co
Ernest Mollison
Mary Ellen Shop
Floral
Mrs
Cal Edwards
Margaret Fay Taylor
Beulah Lou Burns
Isabel , McMichael
JO Butte
Ene
Girls of Lawrence Hall
Dorothy Gresham
Jane Henderson
Crystal Sasse
Patty Sue Culbern
Frances Morelock
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