Morning Coke party honors Mrs Stockton in Roswell
Mrs Johnny Braswell and Mrs Carl Shulte hosted a Morning Coke party honoring Mrs L D Stockton formerly of Alpine now in Roswell New Mexico. Guests included Stockton and many local women who enjoyed open faced sandwiches cookies candies and cokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Braswell
Carl Shulte
L. D. Stockton
Alpine
Roswell
N. M
Mesdames Stockton
Jimmy Logan
Dan Ritter
Truman Hatch
Ralph Peters
Lawrence Kidwell
J. W. Frazer
Edna Clement
Rosinald Wotan
Roscoe Morgan
G. H Harfst
Earl Anderau
C. W. Davis
Shellie Barnes
Ray LaBert
C. M. Corkran
Anja’ Wilson Jr
Weyerts Host Club Forty Two Meets at Home
Mr and Mrs Henry Weyerts entertained their Couple Forty Two Hub Saturday night at their home. Attendees included Elmer Hudson Fi Weyeria A J Boyce tie Williams H C LaBelt Kurt Lange Henry Weyerts Vera Belle Keane and William Shaw. High prizes went to Mrs Shaw and Mr Williams second to Mrs LaBeff and Mr Joyce. Mrs Weyerts served strawberry short cake and coffee after the game. BRIDGE Mrs Edgar Martin hosted her Lucky Thirteen Bridge club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weyerts
Henry Weyerts
Messrs
Elmer Hudson
Fi Weyeria
A. J. Boyce
Tie Williams
H. C. LaBelt
Kurt Lange
Vera Belle Keane
William Shaw
Shaw
Mr. Williams
LaBeff
Joyce
Girl Scout Mothers Day Tea Delights Troops 2 and 9
Mothers day party for Girl Scout Troops 2 and 9 featured a lace covered tea table with iris centerpieces and yellow candles. Mrs L G Pope presided at the tea with helpers including Ms Le C Pope and Mrs Clyde Garton leading the activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout
LG Pope
Asen
le C. Pope
Airs
J Coleman
Joe Hord
Louie Forehineimes
Clyde Garton
Sandra Breshears
Earlene Bowes
Marianna ‘Key
Margaret Ogle
Imogene Grey
Margot Fraser
Rochelle, Deason
Frankie Pieter
Margie Daugherty
Terry Shiver
Joan Cavender
Pat O'Donnell
Troop 2
Top 9
Yeaderison
Latin American Girl Scout Coop Entertains at Community Center
A group of Girl Scout badges including Carol Brylan Barbara Bishop Willie Rae Dumas Dorothy Daugherty Glenda Glover Marjorie Hill Flaine Harrison Mary Alice McGill La Marilys Oliver Peggy Pittman Shirley Parker Elinor Sublett led by Nellie Litchfield and Mae Morris hosted May 5 at the Community Center. Guests included Troop 2. The program featured girls in Mexican costumes performing and then Virginia Reel dancing with games and songs. Refreshments were prepared by the girls and served to guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Brylan
Barbara Bishop
Willie Rae Dumas
Dorothy Daugherty
Glenda Glover
Marjorie Hill
Flaine Harrison
Mary Alice McGill
Marilys “Oliver
Peggy Pittman
Shirley Parker
Elinor Sublett
Nellie Litchfield
Mae Morris
Davis Mountain Federation Board Meeting Held at Holland Hotel
The Davis Mountain Federation of Women’s clubs met at the Holland hotel last Saturday with DMP president Bernal Slight presiding. Nine members attended lunch while others could not come due to heavy rains. Fort Davis sent three, Sanderson two, Alpine four. A DMF meeting in Fort Davis is planned for June 7, with hopes for a large turnout since the event is annual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DMF
Davis Mountain Federation ‘of Women's Clubs Board
Holland Hotel
Bernal Slight
DMP
Fort Davis
Sanderson
Alpine
Piano Recital by Sul Ross Students Pleasure Evening
A Sunday afternoon two piano recital by George Kelver's students at Sul Ross, with Miss June Joyce as guest soloist. Local grade to high school performers presented Bach Steiner, Eiland concertor, Chopin-Samuelson, Haydn Robyn, Beethoven and Grieg works. Kelver praised for artistic instruction and poised performances by his pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kelver
Sul Ross
Glenn Davis
June Joyce
Sul Ross College
Kelver
Gavotte
Bach Steiner
Sara Beth Hawkins
Peggy Pittman
Eiland
Suel Holst
Sharon Lynn
Beverly Ann Gross
Chopin-Samuelson
Charlotte Slight
Sara Beth’ Hawkins
Haydn-Robyn
Margaret Key
Beethoven
Grieg
MORE
Rotary News Highlights International Friendship and Local Judging Wins
An International Service program by J R Rucker urged friendly global relations for prosperity. Everett Turner reported VA work at the high school and the judging teams winning in Texas Tech contests, earning Area T1 representation to the state meet at College Station. Guests included John W Reynolds and G T McDonald with Milton Smith. A vote of thanks was given to Red Berry for a satisfactory lunch.
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J. R. Rucker
Everett Turner
Department of
V. A
Texas Tech
Alll
Cottege Station
John W Reynolds
South Carolina
John Reynolds
G. T. McDonid
Marfa
Milton
Smith
Clouds Roll By at Granada Theatre Friday Matinee
Limited showing of Ti The Clouds Roll By shifts to Friday at Granada Theatre with a Wednesday Thursday schedule in place and a Friday matinee listed for today only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granada Theatre
Driving on the Wrong Side Sparks Fatal and Injury Toll
A report notes 3 410 deaths and 120 060 injuries in US traffic crashes last year linked to wrong side driving. Authorities urge compliance and road safety measures as confusion over proper lane use persists across ages.
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Fuad
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C. D. Wood
Anor Esanseconenbe
G. H. Hartst Jr
Johnny Alderson
Mickey ‘Smith
Mrs. Martin
Mesdames
John Clanton
Gene Benson
Otis Kimball
Earl McElroy
H. L. Kokernot Jr
David Kokernot
Vernon McIntyre
Evan Chaffin
Lee Kokernot
Bill Winter
Paul Vogt
Shellie Bates
Gay Meriwether
Jarvis
Siue) Robinson
Rostess
Fritz Bill Weyerts
Clifton Moss
Mark Herring
Seldon Robinson
Bill Foley
Carswell Hollinshead
Kidwell
Edgar Martin
Pam
J. W. Dollahite
Texas
Alpine Butane Co., Inc
Phillips
Butane
Avalanche
Joe Marsh
Doc Walters
Doc
Rotary News
A. Webb
Seth
TY Drug Store
First National Bank
of Alpine
F.D.L.C
Storey-Whiteside Lumber CO
Chiropractic
I. D. A. Hilton
E. Holland Phetat Cockrell
Tex
Hess
Tnt Systems
New Industres
Sam Winter
Roe Nemars Butane
Everthing
Na Ccw Snes Dealers Association
Alpine Butane CO
Butane & Appliance CO
Permian Basin
Butane CO
Alpine Lumber Company
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