Local notes from Alpine and Presidio region life
Local items list visitors, travels, and family updates across Alpine, Presidio and nearby towns. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Scott, Jewel Johnwn, Murphy Johnwn, Jean Webb, George Pugh, Henry Newman, Marjorie Lewis, Emmett Strown, Jacqueline Clark, J R Middlebrook, W Downum, Shirley Seales, Dr. Morris, W Henderson, Guy Crawford, A Forbes, Kenneth Starnes, Dom Atoms, Tom Yarbro, Weatherby, Mullenix, Tama Cook, Norge refrigerator, and Fort Davis student Martha Bloys in declamation contest plus community notices on cemetery road work, PTA, and federation plans.
Terlingua District News From Mrs Spalding
The Stuay Butte school will close at week’s end. Robert Cartledge A C Spalding WD Burcham and Jim Bennett were dinner guests of Dr and Mrs Montengohl last Monday. Spalding spent last weekend at home near Marathon. Mrs Spalding returned to Study Butte Sunday. Fleder of Balmorhes spent weekend in Study Butte. W D Burcham visited his family and attended Commissioners Court in Alpine. FE Lewis visited with family in Alpine. Bennett visited his parents in Alpine over the weekend. Mr Slaughter of Mariveal was in Alpine the first of the week. Mr Griffitts and Mr Marshall of Dallas were in Study Butte on business Wednesday. Mr and Mrs St W Derrick of Castal on were Marfa visitors last week.
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Stuay Butte
Robert Cartledge
A. C. Spalding
WD. Burcham
Jim Bennett
Fort Davis Banquet Highlights Senior Junior Event
The Fort Davis high school annual senior and junior banquet was hosted at the Mrs. CH Bird home with Charles Bird as host. The event included dancing and a focus on a chain letter issue noted in a Marfa Sentinel report, describing mail chain letters reaching the post office without clear origin.
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Fort Davis
Prosperity Club
Wwe
Marfa
Wig Bend
Alpine Urges Honor and Aid on May 25 Memory Day
The Alpine community calls all residents to honor the dead and aid the living by wearing the American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary Memory Spoppy on Saturday May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Nervousness relief offered by local chiropractor
Carroll Vaughn, a chiropractor in Turner Building Way 25 wear this flower in tribute, advertises chiropractic as the direct cure for nervousness. He offers free consultations and promises to say if he cannot help, with X ray service listed. Call 381 to arrange.
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Carroll, Vaughn
Turner Bldg
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Johnny Scott
Mary Lou
Hoyston
Mike Minihan
Jewel Johnwn
Crane
Murphy Johnwn
Jean Webb
Los Angeles
California
George Pugh
Henry Newman
Dallas
Marjorie Lewis
el Pano
Emmett Strown
Jacqueline Clark
Hot Springs
J. R. Middlebrook
del Fuo
J. W. Downum
Banderton
Shirley Seales
Dr. Morris
Oklahoma City
Guy Crawford
Galveston
A. Forbes
Brownwood
Forbes
W. N. Push
Kenneth Starnes
Odessa
Starnes
Dallas Latee
Adameister
Tom Yarbro
Marathon
E. E. Townsend
Austin
Phillip Hudsons
Corpus Christ
Alpine Disposal Service
P.O
Cainone
J. P. Weatherby
Skyline
JT Mullenix
Labo
EF. Cook
Tama Cook
NORGE
Cood
Alpine Lbr. Co
Judge Weatherby
Presidio
Bloys
Fort Davis Rams
Martha Bloys
Plainview
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
John Portner
Pranton
Portner
Peggy
Cemetery Road
Rose Irving
G. W. Davis
BE. Coan
Davis
Texas Munity
PTA
Texas
FF. Rowch
Callie
Towne Holt
Barry Seabee
Davis Mountain
Federation
Dorothy Weatherby
Rol Irving
O Merrill
Tyrone Kelly
el Paso
Mes
L. K. Wood
JX. Oy
Miler
Hese
Davis Mountain Federation
Puplis
Ann
Cole
Ot Wart
George Grubb
Carlton
Pather Angel
Father Bro
Pater Ange
Bris West Indies
United
Mss
Lela Weaherby
Holman
New Mexico
Dorothy
Rio Grande
Mexico
United States
San Antonio
Candelaria
Haciendita
Ventana
Comedor
Manhattan
Francis Lederer
Ginger Rogers
Wi. Koc
Imlcarde Cortes, Virginia Bruce
Bengal Lancer
Gary Cooper, Franchot Tone
Terlingua District
A.C. Spalding
Han
Bution
T. R. Moody
Cty
I. R. Moody
M. H. Moorman
Silk Gaynees
Gaynees
Lacy
New Rayon Taffeta Ss
Batiste
Ajamas
al Tert
Hort
Matt Smith
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