Methodist WSCS Members Hear Assembly Plans in Asbury Room
Miss Mae Morris and Mrs. D A Hilton spoke to 31 WSCS members and guests at the Methodist church in a joint meeting. Morris reviewed the Third Assembly plan emphasizing worship and fellowship and faith in a world of revolution. Hilton opened with an alarm clock, noting Tucumcari theme Now Is the Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Morris
Third
Assembly of Women's Society of Christian Service
Cleveland
D. A. Hilton
Tucumcari
Womens Society of Christian Service
Wesleyan Service Guild
As Ibury
Methodist Church
Clifton Moss
WSCS
Miss Morris
Hilton
Moss
Austin Dillon
Frank Matthews
Beard
Cartwright
Alma Littrell
Bring Your Partner Dinner Meeting of Wesleyan Guild
The Wesleyan Service guild announces a Bring Your Partner dinner meeting in the basement of the First Methodist church on Monday evening May 15 at 7 o'clock. Co chairs Mrs Jack Dennis and Mrs C L Abbott invite Husbands friends and prospective members as guests. The Reverend and Mrs Austin Dillon will be honored guests. An hour of games and song follows dinner entertainment. The nursery will be open with a reliable person in charge. Parents may bring children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Jack Dennis
C. L. Abbott
Austin Dillon
Study Club Hears Report On District Meeting
The Study club met May 4 at Mrs. Casparis home with co hosts Wright and Robinson. Flora Daugherty reported on the district convention. Plans were laid for the Spring Breakfast at the Hot Hotel ballroom. Wright elected first vice president to fill the unexpired term. three directors elected Baines Casparis Selvig. Duncan McPherson elected to membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Casparis
J. E. Wright
Seldon Robinson
Flora Daugherty
W. N. McAnulty
G. W. Baines
T. C. Selvig
Duncan McPherson
Annual Rose Breakfast Honors Methodist High and College Seniors
The third annual Rose Breakfast was held at 7:45 AM Sunday at the Holland hotel to honor Methodist High School and college seniors. Attendees included Betty Dillon Benny Stevenson Evelyn Matlock Patsy Patterson Davida Sublett Donnie Newton David Key John Bradford Sandy Newson and others with Rev. Austin Dillon presiding. The program featured an invocation welcome response piano and vocal solos and a clarinet solo. Fifty attended including Wesley Foundation board members. Keep Alpine money in Alpine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Methodist College
Holland Hotel
Betty Dillon
Benny Stephenson
Evelyn Matlock
Patsy Patterson
Davida Sublett
Donnie Newton
David Key
John Bradford
Sandy Newson
Austin Dillon
James Henry
Lorraine Thompson
Ross Hise
Eugenia Edwards
Wesley Foundation Board
Missionary Circle Meets At Etheridge Home
The Edna Carson Missionary circle held Bible study Tuesday at the home of Mrs. O F Etheridge. Mrs George Henderson led prayer and the minutes were read. The group discussed work on the Edna Carson Memorial building at Paisano next Tuesday and sandwiches were served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Vanney
George Henderson
J. L. Holder
Earl Scarbrough
R. T. Key Sr
TEL CLASS ENTERTAINED AT SPENCE HOME
The THL class of the First Baptist church was entertained in the home of Mrs. R Spence Tuesday evening. Mrs. Verna Wers led opening prayer and Mrs. John Leath presided. Zelda Robertson gave the devotional and eight members, three associates and one visitor attended with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Spence
Mmes
W. R. Smith
Nickel
Dence
Verna Wers
S. John Leath
Zelda Robertson
Jessie Howell
George Henderson
Ora Hord Circle Holds Evening Church Meeting
An inspiring Ora Hord Circle of Presbyterian women gathered at the church on Thursday night May 4. Sixteen members attended with Rev. Rogers as a special guest. Mrs. Pearl Pulliam led the devotional as a lovely supper and floral decorations completed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Hord
Rogers
Pearl Pulliam
United Council of Church Women Hold May Luncheon
The Alpine group met at the Methodist church on May 5 at noon for a May Day luncheon. About 60 church women enjoyed a chicken spaghetti meal in the basement before gathering in the sanctuary for the program led by President Mrs Wiley Holland. Mrs Duncan McPherson gave an opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Council of Church Women of
Alpine
Methodist Church
Wiley Holland
Duncan McPherson
Alpine Woman Council Minutes Highlight State Conference Report
The Alpine group held a meeting with devotional leaders Mrs. D. A. Hilton and Mrs. Edwin Fowlkes. Kathleen Armstrong performed two accordion numbers. Mrs. Van Fossan reviewed the Galveston state conference of the United Council of Church Women and the theme Toward God's Design. Casner urged participation in the Ecumenical Register and noted Texas aims to aid leprosy care in Carville and migrant work. Benediction by Mrs. Asa Jones.
WSCS Second Study Session Highlights Women in Scripture
The WSCS of the Methodist Church met for the second study session titled Women of Scripture. Mrs. Beard chaired with a playlet devotional featuring Mesd. Clifton Moss Billy Ward Tom McPherson Frank Matthews and A H Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
The
Methodist Church
Beard
Mesd
Clifton Moss
Billy Ward
Tom McPherson
Frank Matthews
A. H. Dillon
United States
Spence
Alpine
Tom McGuire
Parker
Moss
Williamson
Cartwright
Barger
Sumrall
May
Wilson
Hilton
Bridge Club Luncheon and Prizes Report
Mrs Paul Vogt hosted the Tuesday Luncheon Bridge club at her home with Mesdames Frank McCollum J W Shepperd W I Winter Jack Perryman Knox Reid and guests Mesdames Jimmy Logan Estelle Martin G H Harfst. Prizes went to Mrs Perryman Mrs Martin and Mrs Logan. The Wednesday Bridge club meeting had hostess Mrs F L McCollum and members Darnes Burcham Burgess Bounds Casner Creigh Frazer McIntyre Morelock Newsom Parr Vogt. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Morelock high Mrs Creigh second Mrs Casner sow Mrs Bureham Bingo Mrs Burgess traveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Vogt
Frank McCollum
J. W. Shepperd
W. I. Winter
Jack Perryman
Knox Reid
Jimmy Logan
Estelle Martin
G. H. Harfst
F. L. McCollum
Mesdames Darnes
Burcham
Burgess
Bounds
Casner
Creigh
Frazer
McIntyre
Morelock
Newsom
Parr
Vogt
Bureham
Hospital Notes Highlight Major Surgeries
Lee Terosky of Sul Ross undergoes major surgery. Mrs James Wadill of Valentine undergoes major surgery. Roy Clowers of Sul Ross undergoes major surgery. Mrs Aldina Naegely of Ruidosa noted with major procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Terosky
Sul
Sul Ross Art Exhibit Draws Hundreds Over Weekend
Sul Ross art show over the weekend in the art and music studios attracted more than 500 visitors from towns including Fort Stockton Midland Marfa and Alpine. The exhibition showcased 130 works from oils watercolors temperas lithographs and drawings reflecting modern and realistic styles. Notable pieces included The Chapel by Phillip Newsom and Officer's House by Lela Clyde Kelley with other works by Patricia Williams Jo Ann Tucker and Colleen Murre among contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sul Ross
Thertment
Lela Clyde Kelley
Rossonian
Fort Stockton
Iran
Midland
Barnhart
Fort Davis
Marfa
Pe«cos
Odessa
Kermit
San Angelo
Sanderson
Balmorhea
Marathon
Alpine
Phillip Newsom
Patricia Williams
Betty Schweikert
Colleen Murrie
Beth Dodd
Margaret Smith
Jo Ann Tucker
Lela Kelley
Frances Autry
Mrs Cartledge Pioneer Resident of Big Bend Dies
Anna Josephine Dowling Cartledge age 64 wife of Wayne R Cartledge pioneer Big Bend resident died at Marfa Monday morning after a brief illness. Born in County Kerry Ireland March 17 1886 she came to the United States as a young girl and was raised in an Indianapolis convent. She trained as a nurse in Austin and married March 8 1908 in El Paso. The couple later moved from El Paso to Brewster County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Josephine Dowling Cartledge
Wayne R. Cartledge
Big Bend
Marfa
Cartledge
Cartledges
Gene
Alpine
Ireland
County Kerry
States
Indianapolis
Ind
Austin
Mr. Cartledge
el Paso
Exhibition Emphasized Mood Over Literal Nature
The exhibition stood out for its sensitivity to expression, harmony of color, and mood over strict truth to nature. Critics noted the emphasis on fine expression and arrangement, reflecting a preference for atmosphere and style.
Cartledges Linked to Terlingua Ranches in Texas
In 1909 he worked with the late How ard E. Perry in the Chisos mines and other Terlingua area interests. The Cartledges own the Castelon ranch near Terlingua and other ranching ventures. Funeral services were held at the Maria Catholic church and the body burial followed in San Angelo. Survivors include husband, a son Gene of Alpine, and sister Miss Katherine Dowling of Wicklow Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard E. Perry
Chisos
Terlingua
Cartledges
Castelon
Maria
San Angelo
Gene
Alpine
Katherine Dowling
Wicklow
Ireland
Turner family memory and Texas birthplace note
A personal reminiscence from R J Turner claiming birth in an old log house in Jasper Texas and referencing family names Richard James Turner and Sallie Shra Bean with notes about early life in San Angelo. It mentions estate winding and a cluttered archival note at The Avalanche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard James Turner Sry
Sallie Shra Bean
S. J. Turner
San Angelo
Texas
Jasper
R. J. Turner
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