Study Club Hosts April 28 Party For Mr J C Coleman
A well attended April 28 party for Mr J C Coleman and Mrs J McIntyre was held at Mea Coleman home. Husbands of study club members served as hosts in a setting with roses in living, dining and sun rooms and spring blooms in tiny pots. A cake prize went to the guest who cut the highest at the table. Attendees included Mesers and Mesdames George Baines Beard Bowes Caldwell Carey Coleman Dillett Hudian Wells McIntyre Moorman Perkins Ratt Wood Brown Morelock Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stu Clus Huesmes
Study Club
J.C. Coleman
J. ‘Ets McIntyre
Mea Coleman
George Baines
TA. Beard
Graves
Bowes
W. E. Caldwell
B. Carey
Coleman
P. E. Dillett
W. B
W. P. Hudian
Wells McIntyre
M. H. Moorman
John Perkins
R. J. Ratt
C.D. Wood
Mesdames G. A. Brown
J. W. Morelock
J. Wright
Mrs Whittle Honors Husband Birthday at 42 Club
Mrs L D Whittle entertained on his birthday with guests including Miss Clemma Bill and several couples. A refreshment course was served and the gathering featured conversation and cordial hospitality.
Eastern Star event features benef it bridge and 42 prizes
The Eastern Star finance committee hosted a benefit bridge and 42 evening with 19 tables at their hall. Prizes included jellies for ladies Mrs Seales Mrs Wilson and Dorothy Ligon, with high and low score rewards for bridge and 42 games. A Sunny Glen picnic honored Central Ward school teachers with hostesses and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Pouncey
Gar Martin
Lawrence Hord
Shirley
Seales
Anja Wilson
Mrs. Wilson
Dorothy Ligon
The
Eastern Star
Benefit Bridge
Eastern Star Hall
Callison
Bridge
Clifford
Sunny Glen
A. P. Robinson
Pred Walker
Guy Crawford
Central Ward School
King's Daughters Host Free Benefit Parties at Local Homes
The King's Daughters of the M. f Bunday school organized a series of free benefit gatherings on Tuesday afternoon. Hosts included MP J.B. Burgess and Mrs W. Modan, Mrs 3. W. Gilmer and Mrs FF.ehevingtn, Mr. Newman and Mrs Howard Ham, and others. Attendees listed across several homes, with refreshments of sandwiches, cookies, fruit, and candy, and decorations of roses.
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Kive
M. F Bunday
J.B. Burgess
W.¥. Modan
Burgeo
W. Gilmeer
Ff.ehevingtn
Mix Olimers
J ©. Newman
Howard Ham
Mr. Newman
Mesdames
Holland
Young, Patterson
Sean‘ Pel
Deals
Wade
Daverty
Sen Diop
Conan Seeek
Snase Elgg
Paral
Mises
Merle Sith
Caselaine Neson
Ta Nelson
Pioneer tribute to Aunt Lou Rivers remembered in Alpine
The Alpine community honors Lavinia Wilson Rivers known as Aunt Lou, a pioneer who arrived in 1901 and helped found a church for colored residents. Born July 20, 1869 in Guadalupe county Texas, she moved to San Antonio briefly before returning to Alpine. She was faithful, served families in need, with two sisters among survivors.
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Lou” Riv
Lavinia Wilson Rivers
Guadalupe County
Texas
San Antonio
St. Paul ‘M. E
South
Alpine
Lou
Sandifer Declares Candidacy for County Treasurer
J Sandifer announced his candidacy for county treasurer after being appointed to fill the late M T Chastain’s vacancy. He qualified for the office, bond approved by the county commissioners, and he urged voters to consider him in the July primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Sandifer
M.T. Chastain
Ince
Chastain
Santa Fe Changes Presidio Schedule
The Santa Fe announces a May 1 change in the Alpine to Presidio train timetable. The north motor train arrives here daily at 4:45 p.m. and connects with the Presidio trains, which depart Presidio for Alpine on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 7 p.m., arriving here at 10:30 p.m.
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Alpine
Presdio
The
Santa Fe
Presidio
Presbyterian church announces Sunday schedule and Mother's Day observance
The Presbyterian Church offers Sunday school at 10 a.m. public worship at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Mother's Day will be observed at the 11 o'clock service with Pastor David J. Murray leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
David J. Murray
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Kindness
We express deep appreciation to those who were kind during our recent bereavement. The flowers were beautiful and we are thankful for the words of sympathy which helped ease our burden. Mrs. W. T. Meriwether, Mr. and Mrs. Gay Meriwether, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hudson.
Wideness of God’s mercy quoted in family memorial
In memoriam the editor extends sympathy to Edna Myers and family, noting three sons a daughter and two grandsons, and sharing a poem about God’s mercy and justice to offer courage and consolation.
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Edna Myers
Local visitors and hometown ties noted in Hot Springs
Eldorado resident J. W. Pruitt traveled to Hot Springs to visit his son Arthur who recently completed schooling at San Vicente. Several other visitors including Wisenon and C. F. Kimball were seen in Hot Springs as communities exchange updates on family and local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Pruitt
Eldorado
Arthur
San Vicente
Pi Pine
Ong Reeder
Pat Wisenon
Sim Witson
C.F. Kimball
Magnolia Station Changes Management Last Week
Magnolia Petroleum station at College avenue and Fifth street changed hands last week with R. D. Votaw taking over the business from Tom Skevington. L. T. Votaw and Paul Chaffin assumed control of the Holland avenue station previously run by R. D. Votaw.
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Magnolia Petroleum Company
College Avenue
Fifth Street
R. D. Votaw
Tom Skevington
L. T. Votaw
Paul Chaffin
Holland Avenue
Illustrated Lecture at Junior High on Indians of the Big Bend
W. J. Smith of Sul Ross college spoke at Junior High School 3 on Wednesday morning. The illustrated talk titled Indians of the Big Bend highlighted regional history. Smith chairs the archaeological committee of the West Texas Historical and Scientific Society and has contributed to its museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Smith
Sul Ross College
Big Bend
City Tax Deadlines For 1932 Property Rendering In Alpine
May 12 is final day to render property to Alpine for 1932 taxes. A 25 percent penalty may be added for failure to render. M. H. MoorMan, City Tax Assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine
M. H. Moorman
Hints for Homemakers and Local Budget Hearing Notice
Hints for Homemakers offers kitchen tips about tart shells and crusts plus a note on brushing with agar solution for shine. Alpine residents are informed that the mayor has filed the annual budget for 1992 93 and a public hearing is scheduled May 23 at 8 30 pm in city offices. Jefferson letters from Thomas Jefferson to Patrick Gibson loaned to the Virginia Historical Society are being copied and retained. the letters are owned by Mrs. Paul W Howle and Mrs. R Powell Dunn in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine
M. H. Moorman
Jefferson
Richmond
Thomas Jefferson
Patrick Gibson
Virginia Historical Society
Hints for Homemakers From Jane Rogers
A homemaking column offers tips for after school snacks using sugar for energy and thrift. It discusses reheating vegetables, a soap suds clean for hot suds, seasoning tricks to restore flavor, and a method to prevent windows from sticking by applying soap to cords and moving them.
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Wilson
Mesdames Mab McCool
Shirley Scales
W. H. Terry, Jr. Wells McIntyre
Edgar Martin
Goodyear Pathfinder Lear
Goodyear
Bias
Magnolia
Aunt Lou Rivers
Sandifer
W. T. Meriwether
Gay Meriwether
A. 8. Hudson
W. A. Daugherty
Jamp
Grandview
College
Jim Nichols
Rankin
South Wena
Avalanche
M. L. Hopson
Wed
Texas Mattrees Co
Camp Alpine
HOT Springs
U. Unsurung
Avers
Jane Rogers
T. A. Beard
Alpine Steam
Ace
Miles’ Nervine
Storey-Whiteside
Belding Misectal and Foal
State National Bank
Alpine, Texas
General Banking
First National Bank
First Investment CO
H. L. Kokernot
Baines, JR
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