Baptist Missionary Society Meeting Notes Details
The Baptist Missionary society met with Mrs. Buren Sparks on Tuesday afternoon. Program featured hymns, Bible study, talks by officers, prayers, and mission prayers for Southland. Gifts presented to a member. refreshments served to twenty four guests. Officers for Expine Chapter No 132 EB to be installed June 2 include Nell Per gy as Worthy Matron and R A Whiteside as Worthy Patron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Missionary Society
Buren Sparks
Atenton
Jesus
Ratliff
Mother Allen
Tey
Mangham
Dyer
Guba
Moorman
Southland Golo
Warren Chastain
Slight
Patton
Reeves
Mra
John Odell
Mra. Sparks
Expine
Nell Pergy
R. A. Whiteside
Emsocite
Adeline ‘Whiteside
W. M. Long
Avora Owens
Kokernot Lodge Bridge and Forty Two Tea
A designtful gathering at Kokernot Lodge featured Mrs J J Durham Miss Grace Bedell and other hostesses entertaining with bridge and forty two. Elab o rate pastel decor flowers sustain the tea course while high prize sachets and a formal salad service marked the afternoon gathering with many guests and a long list of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokernot Lodge
J. J. Durham
Grace Bedell
Mildred Elliott
Stather Elliott
A. M. Sampley
C. B. Casey
Frances Mitchell
Alice Cowan
Clemma Billingsley
Mildred Eliott
Josephine Linn
Mesdames Arch Alten
H. G. Watson
Ernest Mollison
A. E. Owens
M.P. Shapleigh
Jimmie Yates
Kenneth Gallant
Dorothy Scannell
H. L. Ixokernot, Jr
Ethel and
Nelle Boatright
Flora Daugherty
Irma Lee Batey
Mary Hill
Anna D. Linn
Margaret Bedell
Ed Linn
T. L. Steiger
H. W. Morelock
Ace of Clubs Entertained by Mrs Carl Thain
A social afternoon at the Ace of Clubs featured Mrs Carl Thain hosting guests including Mesdames Silbert Sawtelle Daisy Burke Otis Morgan Meriwether Burke Arch Allen Ida Kokernot Cas Edwards John D Young Clay Holland Gay Meriwether with Radiance roses and delphirum decorating the living room A refreshments spread followed and club prizes went to Mrs Allen and Mrs Sawtelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ACE OF Clubs
Carl Thain
Mesdames Silbert Sawtelle
Daisy Burke
Otis ‘Morgan
Meriwether Burke
Arch Alen
Ida Kokernot
Cas Edwards
John D. Young
Clay Holland
Gay Meriwether
Allen
Sawtelle
Terlingua District News Highlights Local Moves
Terlingua District News reports Rev. Davis of Alpine preached an interesting sermon. Mr. R. B. Weber and T. L. O Connor returned to El Paso with Mrs Weber. Gene Cartledge visited Alpine. J P Bennett and son James Franklin left for a two week Houston vacation. Study Butte school closed May 12 with teachers Clyde Hamilton and Elizabeth Weaver traveling to Whitney and Alpine. Ralph Selway returns from Fort Worth to install furnace for Tarrant Mining at 30. Martha Weinkauf visited home near Big Spring. Mrs Sublett cared for a sick baby in Alpine. Mrs Laves and children joined Mrs Deaton in Alpine. Dr Milam of Fabens temporarily relieves Dr Montanyohl during nasal operation. P E Lewis visited family in Alpine. F Taylor spent Sunday in Alpine. Students finish final examinations this week ahead of school fete.
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Davis
Alpine Methodist Church
Terlingua
Clyde Hamilton
Elizabeth Weaver
Whitney
Alpine
Ralph Selway
Fort Worth
Tarrant Mining Company
Martha Weinkauf
Big Spring
Hannah
Dave Sublett
Laves
Jerry
Bobby
T. L. Deaton
Deaton H
Eaves
Study Butte
Milam
Fabens
Montanyohl
P. E. Lewis
F. Taylor
Brother of Alpine Man Passes Away at Del Rio
Uncle Rey Greenwood returned to Alpine after months in San Antonio and Three Rivers. He was summoned to Del Rio for brother Will Greenwood pioneer cattleman’s death. Will Greenwood, born Helena Goliad county, aged pioneer, long cowhand with old school tales, survived by widow Fannie, three daughters Mary Will Margaret, and three sons Russell Crystal City Raymond Horace, plus siblings and others. Also noted is Judge William S. Sammers, 80, Newark, former New Jersey Supreme Court chief, famed Princeton center fielder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Greenwood
Alpine
San Antonio
Murray
Three Rivers
Texas
Greenwood
del Rio
Will Greenwood
West Texas
Helena
Goliad County
Wheel of Progress
Tnis
Fannie Greenwood
Mary-Will
Margaret
Russell
Crystal City
Raymond
Tyler
Horace
Fone
W. H. Ragin
Robert
Maria
Beverly
Frank Green
Wood, Jr
Newark
William S. Sammers
Fasco
New Jersey Supreme Court
Daye Te
Princeton
Special Train to Chicago Adds Pullman Service from San Angelo
The Santa Fe announces a special Chicago tour train leaving San Angelo June 7 with charter chairs and added Pullman cars. Round trip fare is 23.60 with one overnight on the road, Pullman lower and upper berths priced separately. The San Angelo Board of City Development promotes the trip to boost West Texas travel. inquiries and signups urged to secure reservations and hotel arrangements in Chicago.
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Santa Fe
San Angelo
Angelo
Chica
Forbes
Ban Adelo
Board of City Development
West Texas
Cite Public Works as Improvement Factor
New York May 13 The cure for unemployment is work and public improvements will provide jobs through wages circulating in commerce Dr D B Steinman president of the New York Society of Professional Engineers and local chairman of the committee for trade recovery states the only way to create purchasing power in such times is by manufacturing goods or services that do not require a purchaser
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
D. B. Steinman
New York Society of Professional Engineers
National ‘Committee For Trade Recovery
Dr. Steinman
Public works push urged to reduce unemployment and spur growth
Dr Steinman argues for resuming public improvements such as schools, roads, bridges, ports and water front projects while costs are low to absorb unemployed workers. He notes 83 percent joblessness in building trades and says only government work cannot solve all needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haser
Steinman
Purification Tea Claim Amid Health Reform Messages
Fragmented ad text promotes a Purification tea as a cure for chronic ailments and increased vitality. It touts a weekly cleanse using Calota and Bacs or similar ingredients, claiming activation of the liver, kidneys, stomach, and intestines to purify the system.
Coffee Cup Passes To New Proprietor Bless
Eddie and Mildred Witwer, owners for two years, sold the Coffee Cup to Mrs. Bless who will continue the established service. The Witswe rs built the business from a small start to its current popular status and thank the public for support during their ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie
Mildred Witwer
Pine
Witners Hope Service and Food Earn Liberal Patronage
The note expresses confidence that the Witners will again attract generous patronage for their service and meals, hoping customers remember past favorable experiences and return quality.
Also Mentioned on This Page
C.D. Wood
Baptist Missionary
Chastain
God
T. C. Selvig
Faller
C. L. Monk, M. D
W. D. Craddock
Texa
Fuller
W. van Sickle Aeere Ry-At-Law
Alpine, Texas
Co. BE. Patterson
A. M. Turney
Court House
Crawford Insurance Agency
John Hagelstein
Gan Angelo, Texas
John Perkins
Holland Hotel
Bentley Sata
Man
Warder
Noble Little Jeehtinel
Pearl Sandifer
Felix McGaughy
Edgar Martin
W. H. Terry, Jr
H. L. Kokernot
Hodges Schroeder
Bernal Slight
Arch Allen
Zeb Decie
Calvin St. Clair
Otis Morgan
Lawrence Hord
Rush Moody
Bara
Reta
Carolyn Yates
Eugene Ferguson
John Richard Whiteside
Edgar Martin, Jr
Tommy
Ruth Knight
Shirley Blevins
Cherlette Jean Miller
Lola Lee Young
Kesey Kimball
Sonny Gilmer
J. W. Bridges, Jr
Jerry Garnett
Maj
Carolyn Jean Cooley
Em * Ly
Katherine Livingstone
Jack
Scannell
Norman Spencer, Jr
Craddock
Dorothy Mullenix
Terlingua District News
Rabye R. Barcham
Patrons
Home Printer
Chicago
Laura Bless
Monroe Slack
D.D
T. A. Beard
HEINZ
Schilling
Alpine Mercantile Co
Home People
Dom Adams, Freprieter
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