New Deal Bridge Club Meets at Garnett Home
Mrs C D Wood Retter 1 hosts New Deal Bridge Club gathering on Wednesday the 22nd. Mesdames Garnett and Wotan welcome guests with Dench blossoms, red and white refreshments, and high score winner Lee Smith receiving a waterless cooker. Attendees include Roussell Duncan Cooley Fraser Yates Smith Woodward Young Parker Newton Sharp Patterson Mullenix Jr reporter notes the pleasant afternoon.
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NEW Deal Club
New Deal Bridge Club
Mesdames
Walter Garnett, Jr
RD. Wotan
Mesdames Roussell Duncan
J. C. Cooley
Vaughn Fraser
Bill Yates
Lee Smith
Woodward Young
Roscoe Parker
Ivan Newton
Bob Sharp
C. E. Patterson
J.T. Mullenix
Re ‘Porter
Mrs Scales Hosts Ace Of Clubs And Contract Gatherings
Mrs Shirley Scales hosted a contract club luncheon at the Holland hotel then at her home with high prizes won by Puqua Younger of Dumas and Wells McIntyre. Other attendees included W H Terry Clay Holland John Gillett H Pletcher Régar Martin and the hostess. A second event saw Mrs Shirley Scales hosting the Ace of Clubs with many members and a high score by Ravernon Metoiye. A new Neighborhood contract club formed with Mrs Drury Wood and a list of attendees. Also notes Saturday Night Supper Club and local appliance dealer info for Chambers Electric Co Alpine Texas.
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Shirley Scales
Holland Hotel
Mrs. Scales
Meadames
Wokernot
Cus Rénarda
Arch Allen
John D. Young
W. T. Meriwether
Clay Olland
Meriwether Burke
Vernon Meintyre
J. B Burgess
Aly Z.ewan
John Gillett
Wells Meintyre
Ravernon Metoiye
Mra. Kokernot
Attractive party at Brown home features Easter decor
A social afternoon hosted by Mrs W L Hestes and Mrs Frank Brown at Mrs Brown s home showcased Easter themed bridge decor and pastel refreshments. High score prize went to Mrs J W Shepperd for a potted plant. high cut prize, a cake, went to Mrs C B Casey. Attendees included Mrs Knox Reid Port Davis and many others.
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Srown
W. L. Hestes
Frank Brown
Brown
J W. Shepperd
C. B. Casey
Mesdames Knox Reid
Port Davis
Johnnie Scott
Carlton Dennis
Calvin St. Clair
Otis Morgan
A. M. Sampley
A. T. Mueller
J. E. Burgess
Lulu White
Dorothy Scannell
Drury Wood
J. W. Shepperd
Alvin Ogden
D. M. Bennett
Merle Smith
Contract Club and Guests Entertained
Mrs. Calvin St Clair hosted her contract club and guests on Wednesday afternoon with prizes at the high table won by Mrs. Mueller and Mrs. Pletcher. Other notes include birthday celebrations hosted by Mrs. W P Phillips and a meeting of the Alpine Embroidery club at Mrs Lines home with numerous attendees.
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Contract Club
Calvin St. Clair
Mesdames Edlar Martin
John Gillett
Henry JA. T. Mueller
Mueller
Pletcher
Alpine Embroidery Club
Alpine Girl Praised As Accompanist In Ven tia Operetta
A Sul Ross operetta The Flower of Venetia directed by Irma Lee Bailey impressed Tuesday eve last week. Solo parts and choruses were well taken with humor and tuneful singing. Accompanist Miss Marguerite Scales, hidden behind the piano, showed great skill.
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Aisine
Skyline Reporter
Marguerite Scales
Miss Scales
Accomanii
Batey
Terlingua District News Highlights Local Visits
Rubye Barcham reports Mrs. A C Spalding returned Friday after a week with Mrs J P Buttrill. Accompanied by Mr and Mrs Spud Leary they spent the weekend in Study.
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Terlingua
Rubye B. Barcham
A. C. Spalding
J.P. Buttrill
Thome
Spud Leary
Ex-Sul Ross Student To Do Art Work for Library at Sherman
Sherman to host three panel murals by native Texan Jimmie Swann of Dallas for the public library foyer by May 1. Funded by the federal Public Works Administration projects for artists, the panels depict muse literature and painting with symbolic objects on gold leaf, framed by stylized trees. Swann works in Dallas with Frank Klepper and will complete the project by the target date.
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Prom Sherman Democrat
Jimmie Swann
Dallas
Sherman Public
Sherman
Public Works Administration
PWA
Detmary
O Dr. Swann
Merkel
Southwest
Brewer County Man Enlists in Marines
A Brewster County man enlisted in the United States Marines, undergoing preliminary physicals in New Orleans before assignment. He is reported to train two years afloat with potential transfer after service. The item notes desertion of his wife previously, and mentions local social visits and family health updates in Marathon and Study Butte.
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Souseaats
Ogra
Wee Spammmare
Marathon
Igh Steel
More Readers Join Paid Up Group in Avalanche Campaign
Several readers of the Avalanche have joined the paid up group since last week with a few new names added to the subscription list The Avalanche thanks them Readers in Alpine are behind in arrears notices have been mailed and they are urged to pay promptly The paid up list includes Edw B Crayne Hoskins Iowa B Sproul Douglas Arizona E L Propst Charlotte NC Elmo Johnson Castelon new P W Morris Lima Ohio Gas Trimble Columbia Mo Mrs R S Mangum Alpine Mrs W W Turney El Paso Clay Roberts Ysleta Texas W H Kokernot Alpine P E Lewis Terlingua
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The
Avalanche
Alpine
B. Crayne
Hoskins
Towa
B. Sproul
Douglas
Arizona
E. L. Propst
Charlotte
N. C
Texas
W. H. Kokernot
P. E. Lewis
Terlingua
Alpine Man Nominated for Agricultural Board Post
West Texans recommend J D Jackson of Alpine for a position with the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. Jackson, a former Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association president, is a recognized cattle industry authority. Endorsements come from Senators Sheppard and Donnelly and Congressman Thomason. Texas highways tally 18,868 miles, the most in the region.
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J.D. Jackson
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Jackson
Sheppard and
Donnally
Thomason
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
Enlistment Benefits for Enlats Aid Veterans in Need
The document notes a six month enlistment with a $30 per month pay and government meat provision. It promises return expenses to the veteran’s home after service and states government support for those in greatest need.
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Theovernment
College Avenue Bridge Near Completion
Work on the College Avenue bridge at the courthouse corner progressed rapidly this week with concrete pouring starting Tuesday. The three week completion estimate includes federal highway funds and a cost a little over $12,000. the Austin Ridge Company of Dallas is the contractor on U. S. Highway No. 90 route through the city.
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College Avenue
Austin Ridge Company
Dal Ian
Woodman Circle To Meet at Stockton
Woodman Circle holds an all day meeting in Stockton Texas with teen town attendees. Attendees include Mrs C E Davidson financial secretary Mrs Alle McGaughy and Mrs N M Clifford auditors. The event features three sessions at 10 0 0 2 00 and 7 00 with a noon picnic lunch and a program of welcome address district 31 organization ritual work floor demonstrations talks and entertainment. Proficiency certificates and initiations planned with a sightseeing trip at 5 00. Local officials and veterans officers participate.
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Texas
Pt. Stockton
C. E. Davidson
Alle McGaughy
N. M. Clifford
Jane L. Burling
Rankin Grove
Cty
Etta Davidson
Houston
Laura W. Purgawork
Son
Fort Stockton
Only 3 More Days to Register Cars in County
The final date for car registrations in 1994 expires at midnight Sunday with about 200 unregistered vehicles in the county. The tax collector’s office said registrations have averaged about one per day since the extension granted by the legislature. The total licenses issued reached 907.
Begin Taking Cardus Today If You Suffer Like This Lady Did
Mrs Maxie Banfield of Crandall Ga recounts using Cardus in girlhood and Cardul after marriage reporting improved sleep strength and weight gain from 90 to 125 pounds. The testimonial promises relief from distress and fatigue with the medicine available through druggists.
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Cardus
Maxie Banfield
Crandall
Auto registration fees final filing day set with penalties waived
The notice reports vehicle registrations totaling 731 passenger cars 119 commercial and 7 farm trucks leading to 1168 licensees. It announces the registrar's office will stay open all day Sunday to allow last day payments with no penalty for late auto registrations.
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Collegvar
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