Alpine Art Tea at Kobernot Lodge Honors Dr. Goldsmith
A social tea in Alpine featured Dr. Goodin Goldsmith of the University of Texas discussuring "Pret eal Art." The event included a musical program by Mrs. HHS Manham, Miss Margery Lewis, Mrs Ethel Skevington and Richard Low, plus a well arranged tea table with a miniature castle centerpiece and green decorative elements, organized by the Progreso club and Blue Bonnet club.
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Clube of
Alpine
Kobernot Lodge
Goodin Goldsmith
Department of
Architecture
University of Texas
Goldsmith
Frith
Hhs Manham
Margery Lewis
Ethel Skevington
Richard Low
J. W
Morelock
Merlesmith
St. Paice Day
Teith
Antrh
el Progreso Cub
D. M. Bonnett
Pes Dent
Blue Bonnet Club
W. A. Daugherty
Morcock
MISS LIGON HOSTESS TO CONTRACT CLUB MEETS
Dorothy Ligon hosted a Saturday contract club session with prizes for high scorers. Notables attending included Mrs. James W. H. Terry Jr and Mrs. Hodges Schreider. Prizes consisted of lipstick towels, and attendees listed feature numerous Marathon and local residents.
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Probst
H. G. Watson
Mesdames
A. E. Probst
Todd Patton
Ernest Mollison
Jack ‘Gross
Bob McMurry
C.D. Wood
Douglas McMurry
Watson
Burgess
Drury Wood
Bernal Slight
B. Casey
Wells McIntyre
Johnnie Scott
Stather Ells
Ott
Frances Mitchell
Miss Ligon
Dorothy Ligon
Edgar Martin
Hodges Schreider
Mes
James W. H. Terry, Jr
Calvin St.Clair
Otis Morgan
Hodges Schroeder
Wells McInyre
Ernest Motiron
Rush Moody
Felix McGaughy
J. Frazier
R.A. Mc
Murry
W. Frazer
Local Social Roundup in Marathon and Alpine Notes
Mrs Earl Clark, Correr ana Me Tom Yarbro and others attend a “food will” trip and a Pa A program at High School with Rev Miller leading a devotional on What the Students Want. Prom vocal solo by Mrs D W Collins. new officers to be elected April 11.
CP&L Reports 1933 Losses Amid Storm and Depression
Corpus Christi report shows CP&L and subsidiaries suffered a net loss of 961,888.57 in 1933, a 24 percent drop from 1932, with gross earnings of 6,804,787.70. Despite hurricane damage, management cut operating expenses, reduced depreciation, and preserved credit while seeking new domestic and industrial customers in 1934, reconnecting 1,124 former customers and adding 74,450 in annual power revenue from new business.
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Corpus Christi
Central Power and Light Company
Coad
Peron Ritchey
A. C. Spalding
L. P. Butirill
F. . Leary
R. Arnold
Roy Stillwell
Company Surplus Reallocation Reduces Capital Headings
In September 1933 the capital represented by the company's outstanding common stock was reduced from 15 277 35047 to 7 721 009 and the difference went to surplus. The funds were used mainly to retire property, including intangible assets, reduce amortized bond and stock discounts and other miscellaneous adjustments. Beginning October 1 1933 218 if the surplus as of that date was utilized leaving future earnings as the sole source for dividends.
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