Alpine High seniors honor class with Navy themed events
A series of Senior activities in Alpine highlight the class of 1942. Betty Jane and M. J Keefer host a barbecue, followed by dances at Kokernot Lodge. Seniors attend banquets at Kokernot Lodge and a May 8 college cafeteria dine, all with Navy motifs and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine High
Lois Burleson
Hal Smith
RM. Bankhead
Navy Relief
Kekernot Lodge
Navy
Mac MacMullan
Anchors Aweigh
Fannie King
M. P. Slover
Alpine High School
Kokernot Lodge
Ft. Davis
Marfa
Marathon
Fort Stockton
MacMullan
United States
Juliana Bierschwale
Intion
Vie Winter
Bob Crawford
Dorcas Circle Meeting Discusses War and World Peace
The Dorcas circle of the Christan church met May 12 with Miss Electa Wade leading a devotional. Mrs. John Moore led the program on winning the war from The World Call, with Mrs. Chaffin on church responsibility and Mrs. Van Fossan on a just durable peace. Mrs. Jackson asked questions from Hidden Answers. Refreshments served to Mesdames Jackson, Chaffin, Casner, Van Fossan, Moore, Nichols, Miss Wade and Rev. Isaacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Chr
Lian
Electa Wade
Wade
John Moore
Moore
E. A. Chaffin
van Foasan
J. D. Jackson
Mesdames Jackson
Chaffin
Casner
van Fossan
Moore, Nichols
Miss Wade
Rev
Isaacks
Notable attendees at regional gathering include prominent names
Present were Mesdames J. G. Fain F. P. Reeder W. E. Williams Howard Johnson R. L. Wittner Bill Wright Lloyd Henderson E. R. Cox T. M. Lankford J. A. Kidd and Mother Baines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames J. G. Fain
F. P. Reeder
W. E. Williams Howard Johnson
R. L. Wittner
Bill Wright
Lloyd Henderson
E. R. Cox
T. M. Lankford
J. A. Kidd
Baines
Alpin Grove Woodmen Circle Meeting Notices
Wednesday May 28 gathering planned at the home of Mrs. Jane Burling for an estate and standing meeting. Members scheduled to attend include Wooten Circle officers Osten Reporer and other listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Alpin Grove No
Cirle
Wil
Tome
Jane Burling
New Arrivals Mothers welcome a son Tatuma family
Mr and Mrs Raymond Tatuma of 1215 Brady St Brownwood announce the birth of a son on May 7 Mrs Tatuma is formerly Miss Margaret Ross daughter of F F Ross of the city The event took place during a luncheon with a social gathering and a brief business session to plan the coming month with attendees including Mrs Quiseda and others at the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Tatuma
Brady St
Brownwood
Tatuma
Margaret Ross
F. F. Ross
Quiesada
Mesdam
Es Brown
Burling
Nelson
Triple Four Club Hosts Evening Dinner and Games
The Triple Four Club met at a Holland hotel for a no host supper followed by an evening with Dr. and Mrs. Carroll Vaughn as guests. Attendees included Mrs. John Newell Dr. Georgia Winnests and many others. Prizes went to Mrs. Vogt for high among the ladies and Mr. Burgess for high among the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Baines
Billy Hancock
F. E. Gillett
Gillett
Holland
Carroll Vaughn
John Newell
Georgia Winn
Frank McCollum
Paul Vogt
Joe Burgess
J. W. Shepperd
C. E. Patterson
Billy West
Bill Winter
2. C. Coleman
Lackey Circle Holds Two Interesting Methodist Meetings
The Annie Lackey Circle of the Methodist Women held two recent gatherings. A social at Mrs. T. A. Beard’s home, co-hosted by Mrs. Guy Crawford, featured a strong conference report read by Mrs. Ray McGrew. The church parlor program led by Mrs. C. B. Casey centered on “The Children of the Church” with Miss Alice Parkhurst singing, aided by her mother, and readings by Jo Neil Pope. McGrew spoke on hospital and community center work. The group also discussed six hospital garments allotted to Red Cross and noted Tuesday as the Methodist women’s Red Cross day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackey
Annie Lackey
T. A. Beard
Guy Crawford
Ray McGrew
Jane
Cartwright
C. B. Casey
Alice Parkhurst
A. J. Parkhurst
Jo Neil Pope
Casey
Carl Shults
T. F. Skevington
McGrew
Children’s Hospital
Red Cross
Rainbow Girls Host Benefit Bridge to Support Grand Assembly
Pleasant and profitable benefit bridge Tuesday night attracted eleven tables to raise funds for Miss Jean Engle, a grand officer, to attend the Grand Assembly in Dallas June 22 23 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
Grand Assembly
Dallas
Jean Engle
Centennial School Presents Operetta Little Gypsy Gay
The Centennial music class will stage the operetta Little Gypsy Gay at the high school auditorium this evening at 8:30. Adults pay 25c war stamps, children 10c war stamps, stamps converted to a war bond kept by the school. Directed by Miss Lucy Miller and Miss Melba Ruth Thurston. Public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial School
Lucy Miller
Melba Ruth
Thurston
Mrs Campbell Hosts Catholic Club Mexican Lunch
Mrs Santiago Campbell entertained the Catholic Study Club with a Mexican luncheon at her home on May 12. Mrs George A Brown, the retiring president, presided over the gathering and introduced the new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Study Club
Santiago Campbell
George A. Brown
Presi
Home Laundry Opens at South Alpine
Mrs. P. T. Ross announces a new home laundry in South Alpine serving former patrons and new customers with the same prices as the downtown location. Work is called for and delivered and contact is by phone 304.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Alpine
P. T. Ross
Beaver Size Notes From Aquatic Rodents Record
The beaver, the largest aquatic rodent, grows up to 30 inches long excluding the tail and can weigh as much as 60 pounds.
Church Services and Schedule Announced
The Presbyterian Church opens Sunday school in all departments at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11. No evening services until the First Sunday in June. Pastor Fred S. Rogers. Episcopal Church on May 17, 1942 holds Morning Prayer and Holy Communion at 11 a.m. Public invited. Rev. G. W. F. McKinney presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Fred S. Rogers
Episcopal Church
G. W. F. McKinney
First Christian Church Invites to Services
The Friendly Church invites attendance at 9 45 am Sunday school and 11 00 am morning worship with Pastor E Buford Isaacks delivering the sermon. Evening services are at 7 pm as the seven o clock hour grows in popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Friendly Church
John Weyerts
E. Buford Isaacks
Nazarene Sunday Bible School and Evangelistic Service
Fragmentary church notice lists Nazarene activities with times 10 48 am Bible study 10 48 am evangelistic service and a call to Friendship with the church. Mentions Pastor Winifred Kelton and urging spiritual nourishment through church attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazarene Sunday
Sunday Baptist Church Service Schedule
The schedule lists Sunday school at 9:45 with the service led by the Brotherhood at 11:50, Training Union at 1:30, and an 8:30 Young People service. Wednesday 7:30 features weekly teachers and officers meeting for Sunday school, and a midweek service at 8:00. Pastor RL Wittner presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Brotherhood
Training Union
Rl, Wittner
Minister Jas A Fry Classes Meet Sunday Morning
Minister Jas A Fry announces Sunday services with classes at 10 o clock and preaching at 10 50 followed by communion. Evening service at 1 0 and mid week gathering Wednesday at 8 30. Women’s Bible class Wednesday at 4 20 p m. Welcoming message from Jas A Fry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jach
Chris Jas
A. Fry
Lesson Sermon Cites Bible Passages and Christian Science Text
The fragment notes a Lesson-Sermon including a Bible citation from I Corinthians 3 9 10 about labourers with God and a passage from Mary Baker Eddy on gravitating Godward and turning away sin and mortality from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures page 265.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker Eddy
Future Farmers of America pest-killing week results
Reporter Ralph Berkeley notes the annual Future Farmers of America pest-killing week ending May 6. Points were awarded for each pest killed, with Billy Weston winning first place at 445 points, followed by Joe Lane, Frank Daugherty, and Les Nixon. The tally lists many pests killed since July by FFA members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Berkeley
FFA
Bilie Weston
Joe Lane
Frank Daugherty
Les Nixon
Future Farmers For America
Kyser Comedy Playmates Sets New High in Laughs
Kyser’s latest film Playmates aims for new heights in humor with breezy lines and catchy tunes. Jobe Barrymore leads a notable cast alongside Fiery Lupe Velez May Robson Patsy Kelly and Peter Lind Hayes as two press agents navigating a wild plot that fuses swing and Shakespeare with side splitting results. Ginny Simms and Kyser’s nationally famous orchestra appear prominently in the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyser
Jobe Barrymore
Lupe Velez
May Robe
Patsy Kelly
Peter Lind Hayes
Lives Wire
Contane Cage
Ginny Simms
McClure Files Bid For Brewster Precinct 2 Commissioner
M T McClure announced this week as a candidate for commissioner of Precinct 2 Brewster County. He says he has been a resident of Alpine for 19 years and asks voters for support in the Democratic primary. He emphasizes independence of opinion and appreciation for any vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. McClure
Brewster County
Alepine
Maner Enlists In Army From Local Employment Office
Hal Maner a former head of the state employment office volunteered for military service and is stationed at Fort Bliss It is believed he will join the medical corps Maner a World War I veteran previously commanded the local office
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Maner
Army
Fort Bliss
Medical
Maner
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. Wood
Bator
Jimmie Keefer
Betty Jane
M. J
H. S
Keefer
Home Economics Department
Knox Reid
Mesdames P. V. Cartwright
W. E. Williams
W. M. Meador
G. A Kunze
C.D. Wood
T. C. Selvig
Gene Parr
G. P. Smith
Holland Hotel
Baptist W. M. A
WMU
Baptist ‘Church
Mother Baines
Triple Four Club
EL Progreso
Dan Ritter Frisday
Father Francis Juaniz
Mesdames Melton
Winter
Wes Mitchell
Bennett
West
Newell
Organ
Burgess
Stigh
White
Vaughn
McCollum
Cooley
Corkran
Mrs. Ritter
Mrs. Campbell
Winifred Kelton
Jas. A. Fry
Christ
Scientist
Zoe Clit
CPL
Coolite
McClure
Maner Enlists
Sagar’s
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!