New Deal Bridge Club Entertained at Mrs Newtons Home
The New Deal Bridge club was entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mesdames Ivan Newton and E Patterson at Mrs Newtons home. Unusual contract bridge tallies were used with players at different bridge tables. High score was won by Mrs Vichy Young, who received a collar and cuff set. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Cooley, Lee Smith, Vichy Young, B White, Kessler Gilley, Roscoe Parker, Joe Ray, Bob Sharp, Bill Yates, J T Mullenix Jr and the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Deal Bridge Club
Kessler Gilley
Roscoe Parker
Joe Ray
Bob Sharp
Bill Yates
J.T. Mullenix, Jr
Social notes and community life in Fort Davis region
Mrs. P. V. Cartwright hosted lunch for Study club members and yearbook committee. A bridge shower honored Mrs John Clanton, with high scorer Roger Tyler presenting to the bride. Miss Alliean Wright led a Thursday evening gathering with a wiener roast, scavenger hunt, and overnight lawn party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Alliean Wright
Jo Agnes Bickley
Dell Perkins
Gena Parr
Evelyn Whiteside
Princes Morelock
Marjorie Lewis
Yetine Riordan
Catherine Slight
Melba McMurry
Julia Geary
Ralph Wise
Albert Murray
Linus Hardin
Jim Stovell
Tom Stovell
John Prude Fowlkes
Jerre Riordan
Arlia Blankenship
J. D. Harris
Clarence Holman
Bob Martin
James Parker
H.@. Henry
Booth Wright
Popular Alpine Couple Married Saturday in Simple HomeWed
The marriage of Miss Lucile Perry and Mr. John Arthur Clanton was solemnized Saturday evening April 28 in the bride’s mother's home. Rev Baren Sparks of First Baptist officiated before roses and floral arches. The bride wore a periwinkle blue suit with white accessories, Miss Katherine Turney as maid of honor in pink crepe, and Henry Lense as best man. The bride is a Sul Ross College graduate in commerce and active in campus life. The groom is a bookkeeper at the First National Bank and well regarded in business circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Perry
John Arthur Clanton
Henry Weyerts
Weyerts
Baren Sparks
First Baptist Church
Henry Lense
Anor
Katherine Turney
Miss Turney
Sul Ross College
Clanton
First National Bank
Sgith
Blue Bonnet Club Talks on Texas Museum Needs
The Blue Bonnet Study club met at Mrs. John Stovell's home with hostesses Mrs. Stovell and Mrs. McGowan. JR Daugherty spoke on the urgent need for a Texas state museum and other members discussed museum items, costs of establishing and maintaining museums, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, American Colonial furniture, and American artists. A round table on museum relevance followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Bonnet
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Hunt
van Bickle
Museum of Art
Mesdames Daughterty
Moorman
Lewis
Meador
Ivan Possen
van Sickle
McGowan
Parker
Lamb
Bogel
Matthews
George Pugh
Livingston
Mrs Larry Taylor Seeks Fort Davis County Treasurer
Mrs Larry Taylor of Valentine recently announced her candidacy for Fort Davis county treasurer. Former Sul Ross College student and Presidio County teacher, she envisions a career in public service. The piece notes a social pageant featuring Stze Mattie Beleanderson at Mrs J W Bapy’s home and honors Mrs Anderson on her eighty third birthday, with reminiscences of Kentucky roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtié Belle Gaither
Carrie Miller
Aittle
St. Louis
Texas
Davis
Anderson
J. W. Merrill
R. D. Swarts
Emmyjess Swarts
Merrill
A.G. Prude
Cunningham
Extension Service News
College Station
Joseph M. ‘Perkins
Eastland
L. B. Wood
Davis Mountains Federation
Larry Taylor
Valentine
Ruth Spruill
Pat Spruill
Taylor
Sul Ross College
Alpine
Presidio County
Chevrolet Dealers Deliver Many Autos Early April
Detroit reports 62,388 units delivered by Chevrolet dealers in the first twenty days of April. Year to date sales reach 235,332 units, up from 154,526 in the prior year’s period, marking 152 percent of the 1938 figure. Commercial trucks total 16,224 for the period, tripling last year’s 5,304, with year end commercial sales reaching 73,619 units for 1994.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chevrolet
W. E. Holler
Chevrolet Motorompany
Holler
Tax Collector Recall On Delinquent Taxes and Penalties
The Legislature has repeatedly suspended interest on delinquent ad valorem taxes since 1990. A measure enacted last May imposed a 2 percent penalty on those delinquent as of February 1, 1993, with subsequent changes for split payments. Additional penalties of 4 percent and 6 percent appeared for other timelines and items like glassware and Pyrex, affecting payment deadlines into 1994.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Lor. Co. Han. Dept
Law to extend penalties and interest on delinquent taxes
Comptroller GEO H SHEPPARD Jr announces a temporary extension ending June 30 1994 that exempts delinquent taxpayers from rising penalties after that date. After July 1 1934 the old rule returns with 6 percent interest plus a 10 percent penalty on delinquent taxes and related costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Sheppard, Jr
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John Clanton
Benettine Behrens
Anna Dee Phips
Annie Kate Sandifer
Honteses
Annie Kate
Vernoon
Roger ‘Tyler
Roger Tyler
Gene Gilbert
Johnnie Sue Hix
Audrey Lewis
Mary Verne Moorman
Josephine Cotter
Pauline Hurst
Bonnie Pearl Sandifer
Anne Aynesworth
Lam ‘Pasas
Tas
Stather Eliott
Alice Cowan
State Park Indian Village
Kersey
Limpla
Captain Lewis
Here
Marfa
RK. Merrill
Miles P.T
W. O. Miles
PT. A
C. F. Jones
J. H. Clark
J.C. Fisher
Roy
Hollomon
Dawson
Baptist Chhurch
Immanuel Baptist Church of
el Paso
Fort Davis
Carmack
Sanago Lara
Cieb Mest
Minnie Pisher Cunningham
Davis Mountain Federation of Women's Club
Charles Ogden
Arthur Bloys
Joe Mulhern
Mina Thomas
Thomas
Mary King
Mt. Vernon
Til
J. M. Thomas
Pasc
W. . Rideout
Mr. Rideout
Franklin Lace
Crawford Insurance Agency
TRE
Automobile
BONDS
John Perkins
Am Holland Hotel
Alpine, Texas
J. W. Shepperd
AML
Land Hotel
Texa
A. L. Brantley
Tm Darling
Courthouse Alpine
Alan R. Fraser
McMurry Flumbing Co
Chambers Electric Co. Frigidaire
Otis Turner Real Estate
A. E. Owens
Waller
W. D. Craddock
M. D
Hord Bldg
A.M. Turney ‘Ney
Law Office
Court House
Barry Seabee
Matt Smith
Alpine Feed CO
Storey-Whiteside Lumber CO
OF Feathdes
Chevrole
Pera
Sis
Chevrolet Motor CO
Mich
A. C
General Motors
Casner Motor CO
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