Sul Ross Ladies Locate Meeting at Fort Stockton
Fifty women registered for a Sul Ross gathering in Fort Stockton with a morning session, luncheon in the college cafeteria, and an afternoon program visiting the museum and observatory. Speakers covered local history, art, and Indian crafts as part of the Eighth District event.
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Fort Stockton
H. W. Morelock
Eighth Dist
Sul Ross
D. M. F. Loan Fund
Evelyn Bishop Bentley
R. L. Leuschner
John Steinbeck
W. J. Smith
C. B. Casey
Sul Ross History Department
Miltia Hill
Fort Davis
McDonald Observatory
Miss Jean Wilkin Weds John Crowther Jr in Del Rio
Miss Jean Wilkin and John Crowther Jr of Del Rio married on Friday May 12 in Del Rio. The bride worked two years in Dr. Malone V. Hill’s office and is well known in Alpine. The couple will reside together after the ceremony.
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Jean Wilkinson
John Crowther Jr
del Rio
Malone V. Hill
Alpine
Alpine AAUW Meeting Chooses Denver Convention Delegates
The Alpine Branch of the AAUW met at Mrs Knox Reid's home on May 11. Delegates were chosen to attend the National Convention in Denver. Mrs F G Walker led a program on Europe’s situation in the last six weeks and noted columns by America's famed writers.
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AAUW
Knox Reid
Denver
F. G. Walker
Europe
America
Sperry
Casner
Casey
Coleman
Reid
Bedell
Elliott
Hamilton
Cowan
Whiteside
Britt
Hill
Batey
Senior Span and Junior Senior Banquet at Alpine High
Miss Stather Ellicott hosted a senior student reception with Span- pupils Mrs Robt Elliott Miss Irma Lee Batey and Miss Mildred Elliott. The Junior Senior banquet at the Holland hotel featured 85 juniors seniors and faculty with a Grand March, school song, and a balloon release as Eddie de Volin orchestra provided music.
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Stather Ellicott
Eliott
Robt. C. Elliott
Irma Lee Batey
Mildred Elliott
M. P. Slover
Ernesto Laveaga
Alice Cowan
Anna D. Linn
United States
Mexico
France
Spain
Carol Salisbury
Olga Peterson
Burton Weatherford
Mesdames H. W. Morelock
Norman Spencer
G. P. Smith
Robert Leuschner
Harris Smith
Doris Binion
Rose Coleman
Holland Hotel
John D. Young
Ernest Mollison
Lola Lee Young
Byron Wright
Wayne Mosely
Nancy Green
Oliver Bierschwale
Jean Engle
Eddie de Volin
Marfa
Delta Kappa Gamma Picnic Plans Elect Officers for 1939 41
The Beta Iota Chapter held a Kokernot Lodge picnic last Saturday with twelve members and guests Mesdames Casey Cotter Ko Kernot Scannell Scott and Yates in attendance. Delegates reported on the State convention in Dallas and plans for next year. Officers elected: Irma Lee Batey president Rhoda Kelley first vice president Myrtl Whiteside second vice president Fay Hamilton treasurer Lulu Cotter White recording secretary Velma Owens corresponding secretary Mrs Allie R McIntyre parliamentarian.
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Beta Iota
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Kokernot Lodge
Mesdames C. E. Casey
James Cotter
H. L. Kokernot Jr
Dorothy Scannell
John Scott
Isabel Yates
Dallas
Irma Lee Batey
Alpine
Rhoda S. Kelley
Fort Stockton
Myrtl Whiteside
Fay Hamilton
Lulu Cotter White
Velma Owens
Allie R. McIntyre
Shafter
Mary Hill
Una Lee
Anna D. Linn
Helen Schuchart
Miltia Hill
Stather Elliott
Faye Vice
Edna McGregor
Ann Hasseltine Judson Circle Meets for Royal Service
The Ann Hasseltine Judson circle of the Baptist Missionary Society met Tuesday with Mrs. Ray Spence presiding and Mrs. Howard Johnson as devotional leader. Others include Mrs. E. W. Cowles, M. P. Slover, Jean Pugh, and several more. Next Tuesday all circles gather at the church for Royal Service, hosted by the Judson circle.
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Ann Hasseltine
Ann Hasseltine Judson
Picnic supper for junior girls class at Mrs Stout home
The presbyterian junior girls class held a picnic supper Monday afternoon May 15 at teacher Mrs Jean Samson Stout’s home. Members present included Mary Ellen Gard Barbara Ely Dorothy Coleman Lucille Kempen Ruby June Burcham and Clara Mae Bogel. Guests were Barbara Williamson Patty Heinz and Miss Lucille Varencamp who will teach the class this summer.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Jean Samson Stout
Mary Ellen Gard
Barbara Ely
Dorothy Coleman
Lucille Kempen
Ruby June Burcham
Clara Mae Bogel
Barbara Williamson
Patty Heinz
Lucille Varencamp
Delectable Refreshment Prizes Won by Mrs Burke and Mrs Caldwell
At the hotel event Mrs Burke and Mrs Caldwell each won a delectable refreshment prize. Their wins highlighted a festive gathering with participants enjoying treats and competitions.
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Burke
Caldwell
Recital by Mrs. Laula Daniel at Sul Ross College Lounge
Mrs. Laula Daniel, piano pupil of Miss Pauline Austin, performed in a Sunday recital in the Lounge of the Women’s Residence Hall at Sul Ross College. Assisting on the program was Mr. Walter Armstrong, baritone.
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Laula Daniel
Pauline Austin
Sul Ross College
Walter Armstrong
Amarillo man sells cars while crafting intricate basket table cover
C G Robinson of Amarillo Texas works in automobile sales while convalescing from illness. He spent three years making a large table cover featuring an intricate basket design.
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C. G. Robinson
Amarillo
Tex
Higgins 83 dies at Fort Davis after long Texas life
M F Higgins aged 83 died at 9 p m Wednesday at his son Frank Higgins home in Fort Davis Texas He was a Kentucky native who moved to Texas and Fort Davis in 1908 He engaged in poultry-raising and fruit-growing His wife died March 22 three sons Frank Eric and Larry survive Interment was at Fort Davis yesterday at 2 p m
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M. F. Higgins
Frank
Fort Davis
Mr. Higgins
Kentucky
Texas
Eric
Los Angeles
Larry
Voice Class Offered By Friesen Friesen At Westminster
During the summer starting June 1 W C Friesen and Merle Bennett Friesen seniors at Westminster Choir College Princeton N J will take a limited number of voice pupils at reasonable rates Interested parties may call 255 or write P O Box 780 Alpine.
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W. C. Friesen
Merle Bennett Friesen
Westminster Choir College
Princston
N. J
Alpine
Graduation specials offer cheap permanent waves at Mee thers
The ad promotes drastic reductions on permanents from $2.50 and suggests gifting graduations and Mother's Day. It touts a cure for spring fever and highlights Mee ther's Beauty Shop in New York. A separate line notes Vito Reges in New York City endured an eight hour laugh during a teeth extraction.
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Taki Gas
Vito Reges
New York City
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