Local visitors and residents of Alpine cited in week’s social notes
Mra. 1, W. McElroy and son Jack visit Alpine this week from their ranch near Kent to see her daughter Mrs RW Coffey and family. Mrs Coffey and children returned from a three week visit with her mother Mrs McElroy near Kent. Mr and Mrs HG Watson and daughter Nancy returned from Seymour on business. W T Monnerson and son W G of Toronto were business visitors. Mr and Mrs HB Allen and white siren spent last weekend in Ki es, former Alpine resident now in Arizona, on business. Mrs W P Himon Hawker Prnett and Hagin McKinney attended the Pruett McKinney wedding in Edwards County. Mrs M I White, previously ill, shows signs of improvement and hopes to return home soon. Mr and Mrs J J Sublett were from their Rio Grande farm. Wade Reid and Mrs Reed were from their Jett Davis county ranch. Casner of El Paso and another party visited here yesterday. The Welts family returned from Breckenridge. Dr Rosenberg, now in Sonora, will practice medicine there. Mr and Mrs Eagar Martin returned to Alpine to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. McElroy
Jack
Kent
RW. Coffey
Local Lumber Quality Promises Loyal Patrons and Service
The advertisement promises constant community support and high quality lumber at fair prices. It cites loyal patrons who have no reason to switch and pledges superior service. A note mentions Mra W T Stokes and family visiting Missisippi and Alabama, plus Western Union manager J T Mullenix Jr returning from Sweetwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T Mullenix, Jr
Western Union
Thursay
Sweetwater
Couple Weds in El Paso. Alpine Notables Married
The marriage unites J. A. Pruett of Santa Rita New Mexico and Gertrude McKinney of Alps in El Paso on Monday of the week. Both couples were well known in Alpine where Pruett once lived and the bride recently returned after an absence. Pruett is employed by a mining firm at Santa Rita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Pruett
Santa Rita
New Mexico
Gertrude McKinney
Alps
el Paso
Alpine
Pruett
Classified advertising rules and rates notice
The notice states a minimum charge of 35 cents per advertisement with 7 cents per tine advance and a rate based on word count. Ads cannot be accepted by phone. customers must send cash or check with the order. Special monthly rates apply and readers are asked to follow the counting rule to simplify billing.
Christian Workers Training School At Methodist Church
A Christian workers training school is held this week at the Methodist Church with 35 registered for credit work. Instructors include Tom Watson of Blan and R. Walker of Las Cruces. Rev. R. F. Davis, pastor, notes the school will close tonight at 1 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Christian Workers
the Win Church
R. F. Davis
Out of Mia
Tom Watson
Blan
Walker
Las Cruces
Pano, Reca
For Sale Classified Items From Highland Hatcheries And More
Multiple short sale notices list items including baby chicks at Highland Hatcheries Alpine Texas various for sale items such as a sideboard thor washing machine a dark oak piano and a police dog two year old sired by Silver Streak of the movies contact W M Meador Terme and Arthur Halbert plus real estate offerings including 33 town lots near North Uvalde and two lots in North Addition near Avalanche office with terms and trade options and a residence for sale near the college with potential terms through Mrs W B Hamilton at Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SALE
W. M. Meador
Southern Pacific
North Uvalde
Arthur Halbert
North Uvalfe
Texas
Bath
College
College Avenue
W. B. Hamilton
Chamber of Commerce
Keefer's Indian Dances Etchings Gaining Notice
The National Arts Club in New York City hosts an annual exhibit of living etchers featuring Betty Keoter of Sul Ross. Her four etchings depict ceremonial dances of western Indians and are drawing considerable comment from critics and patrons alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Arts Club
New York City
Sul Ross
Betty Keoter
Indian Southwest Dances Featured In Etchings
A set of four etchings features the Feast Dance of the Teas lane, Deer Dance of the San Juan Indians, Black Eagle Dance of the San Juans, and Buffalo Dance of the Chicllies. Two are black and white and two in color, with elaborate head-dresses and nude figures. Miss Keoter notes the subject is new to American artists and the collection draws interest from eastern groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teas Lane
San Juan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ft. W. Coffey
Elroy
HG. Watson
Nancy
Seymour
Waren
W. T. Monnerson and Son
W. G
Tornttlo
HB. Allen
White Siren
Arizona
Roy Spence
Rankin
W. A. Winn
The
Mar Ta Chamber of Commerce
W. P. Himon
Hawker Prnett
Hagin McKinney
Pruett McKinney
White
J. J. Sublett
Rio
Brande
Wade Reid
Jett Davis County
Casner
Marta
Ateratyre
Breckenridge
Rosenbers
Sonora
Eagar Martin
Cato Aeond
Guarant
Mra W. T. Stokes
Little Som
Missin- Mp
Alabama
Charlie Hudson
Pecox
Han
Pennington Drug Company
Richard Motrom
Honolulu
Storey-Whiteside Lumber Co
Hristian Workers Training School
Methodist Church
Gillett-Brown CO
Highland Hatcheries
Edtor
Thor
Alood Condition
Mtrs
Bargain
HB. Gerke
San Antonio Music Co
Hellehey Hotel
North Addition
Avalanche
HN. Turner
Avalanche Atttee
W. A. Daugherty
Camp Grandview
Tfe
Ross Street
Courthouse
Lackey Place
T. A. Beard
Lona Cook
Orient Dairy
S-ette
Frank Allen
Highland Realty Co
Mojave Theatre
Keefer
Dapper Dan
de Luxe Cleaners
Vec
Arkansas Gazette
Alpine Lumber Co
J. George Loos
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