Ready to wear shop hosts champagne flight event
Local owners Cress and Cross of a ladies' ready to wear shop in Dal a were invited by Lorch Manufacturing Co to a champagne supper on a Continental Airlines flight. The invite honors Cross family history with the firm, and notes Sul Ross students visiting the Loreh factory. A Saturday tea celebrated bride-to-be Marsha Broadfoot with decorative designs by Mrs. Herbert L. Kokernot Jr, attended by TCU students Gwen Walker and Sue Bounds and others.
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Miorgie
Jack Cross
Cress & Cross
Dala
Lorch Manufacturing Co
Continental Airlines
Lordh
Jack Cros
FS. Cross
Lester Lovely
Jack
Marxie
Cross
Loreh
Sul Ross College
Tes Vial
Sul Ross
Herbert L. Kokernot Jr
Marsha Broadfoot
Gweun Walker
Sue Bounds
TCU
Gwen
Sue
Forrest Walker
Shine) Bounds
H. K. Medlin
Perry Cartwright
Roy Whiteside
Afternoon Tea Honors Mrs. Chism in Home Gathering
A pretty afternoon tea was given Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Walter Graef to honor Mrs. C. C. Chism. Mrs. Chism and her children will join Mr. Chism in Houston after school closes to establish their home. Lunch strawberry shortcake and sandwiches were served to Sewing Club members and other invited guests from a lace covered table with a bouquet of roses.
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C. C. Chism
Walter Graef
Chism
Houston
Sewing Club
Hospital Auxiliary Installation Dinner Set for May 18
The Hospital Auxiliary will hold an installation dinner at 7 p.m. Monday May 18 in the Holland House. Members and guests may reserve by calling Mrs Bob Corkins TE 2120 or Mrs Warren French TE. Reservations close at noon Saturday May 16.
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Hospital Auxiliary
Holland House
Bob Corkins
Warren French
Legion Auxiliary Fish Dinner Benefits July Fireworks Display
The American Legion and Auxiliary plan a fish dinner on Friday May 22 to raise funds for the 4th of July fireworks display. Tickets are on sale at the Legion home with adults at 1 and children at 0. Mrs Guy Crawford is arriving to the Logan home wearing white embroidered eyelet over black taffeta while Mrs Delbert Dyke talks of sending most of her shoe collection. the Dykes depart soon for two years in Karachi. Local attendees include Mrs King Sr Terry Dot Newsom Mrs Nell Berguson Mrs H V Morelock Mrs Loutis Borchheimer and daughter Florence Lalpern. Others spotted include Mrs A M Turney Mrs H C Galell Mrs T C Selvig Mrs Enson and Kathryn Anderau. Ella Meffride owner of Motel Bien Venido has installed free coffee devices in rooms. Carlton Dennis visiting Seattle relatives for sister Lulu Cotter Whit.
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American Legion and Auxiliary
Fire Works
Legion
Guy Crawford
Totho
Jimmy) Logan
Delbert Dyke
Karachi
King, Sr
Terry
Dot
Frank) Newsom
Nell Berguson
Bride Elect Hostesses Named In House Party Lineup
Bride elect Mrs Chal mers Broadfoot and the bride elect herself led a house party with five hostesses and numerous gentlemen including O C Mudd W L Winter Hugh White John ODonnell J W Shepperd Jimmy Logan W it John W Pat Milton Smith and Lindy Creigh in charge of the bride s book as the event details emerged from the event lineup.
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Brideelect
Chalmers Broadfoot
Mesdames
C. Mudd
W. L. Winter
Hugh White
John O'Donnell
J. W. Shepperd
Jimmy Logan
W. It
John W. Pat Milton Smith
Lindy Creigh
Miss Broadfoot Honored At Peach Tea Shower
Miss Marsha Broadfoot of San Antonio, formerly Alpine, will wed Thurston Barnett of El Paso on June 13. A tea shower at the Holland House featured peach pink decor, garden fairyland arrangements, and a centerpiece of pink and white peonies. Gifts for the bride were displayed as guests in the receiving line extended congratulations.
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Marsha Broadfoot
Holland House
Dresden
Frazer Home Bridge Club Meets for Evening Social
Mrs. Carismus hosted the Frazer area bridge group with Mrs. Worth Frazer in attendance. Hugh White earned high score, John C. Epperson second high, and Fritz Weyerts won bingo. Guests included King Terry, Jim Casner, Estelle Martin, Mark Herring, Leroy Larsh, Dave Elliott, Edith Smith Jack, R. D. Decker. Dessert featured strawberry shortcake and coffee.
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Carismus
Worth
Hugh White
John C. Ep &Yerson
Mark Herring
Guess
Fritz Bill Weyerts
Mesdames
W. B. Burcham
Bryan Wildenthal
Marvin Pierce
H. W. Morelock
Asa Jones
Worth Frazer
John C
Alpine Residents Attend Red Cross Meet in Indian Lodge
Fourteen Alpine residents joined the Per mian Basin Association of Red Cross Chapters meeting at Indian Lodge. A J Bierschwabe was named District Disaster Preparedness Committee member and Joe Jolnsness to the District First Aid Committee. Next meeting set for Abilene in three months.
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Red Cross Meet
Permian Basin Association of Red Cross
Indian Lodge
A. J. Bierschwale
Brewster County
Joe Jolsness
Abilene
Garden Club Meeting To Be Held Friday
The Garden Guy will meet at 3 30 p m Friday May 15 in Mrs R G Crowder’s home with Mrs M K Brown as co hostess Miss Flora Daugherty leads the program Members should bring the best flower from their yard
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Guy
R. G. Crowder
M. K. Brown
Flora Daugherty
Alpine High Boys and Girls Tennis Lead in State Meet
Alpine High School earned 12 points in the University Interscholastic League state meet at Austin with Linda Kay and Harriet Carpenter winning in girls doubles and Alpine placing in several events. Tony Warnock fought illness to finish 2nd in number sense, while David Thomas placed 5th in the 80 yard dash and helped boost Alpine’s total.
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Alpine High School
Austin
Linda Kay
Harriet Carpenter
Clear Creek
Houston
Galveston
van High School
van Zandt County
Alpine
Tony Warnock
Lubbock
David Thomas
Sth
Naron Mein Aeoaiew
Lutlebock
Tony ‘Arnock
Sharon Welch
Alpine school census lists 102 six year olds
M. P. Slover reports 102 first graders in Alpine Schools. 91 Latin American and 51 Anglo American children, aged six or turning six by September. Officials say existing primary facilities at Central and Centennial School units will not be overtaxed.
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M. P. Slover
Alpine FFA Awards Highlight Meeting and Trip Plans
Alpine FFA held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday night awarding the star chapter farmer Charles Babcock and star greenhand John Burling. FFA officers Charlie Babcock and Tommy Lane earned commendation for attending 9 percent or better of chapter meetings this year and plans were made for a trip to Big Bend National Park at the end of the school year.
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Alpine Ffa
Star
Charles Babcock
John Burling
FFA
Charlie Babcock
Tommy Lane
Big Bend National Park
Barbara Polsky Wins Alpha Lambda Delta Award
Barbara Polsky, daughter of Polsky of Denis' Assn., tops UT Swing-Out honors as a four year student. She earns Alpha Lambda Delta Award for highest women's grade average in Arts and Sciences, with a 2.097 GPA on a 4.000 scale. She was elected Phi Beta Kappa in 1958.
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Barbara Polsky
Polsky
Denis’ Assn
Yeollege
University of Texas
Alpha Lambda Delta
College of Arts and
Sci Barbara
Phillip Patman
Austin
Phi Beta Kappa
Nova
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Mrs. Chism
American Legion, Auxiliary
Carlton Dennis
Blanche Cotter
Seattle
Wash
Lulu Cotter Whit
Henry Bailey
Herbert Kokernot
D. M. Bennett
Bernal Slight
Bailey Chalmers Broadfoot
Kokernot
Marsha
Bennett
Saunter
Bridge Club
Frazer
Poe
Peyton's and
Armour’s
California
Gandy
Kimbell
Schilling
Elliott
A. J. Bierschwabe
Hal Burnet
Hugh Dallman
Paul Forchheimer
Jim Francois
Frank McCollum
Joe Miolsness
Dean Robertson
Mjolsness
Dallman
Francois
Robertson
Red Cross
Chaiman
George Baines
Duane Smith
Bill Winter
Garden Club
Benson Flowers
Eennexs Ey
Briggs & Stratton
City Drug Store
Penney's
Nteet
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