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Newspaper

Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1943

Page

5

Farewell Party for Mrs Littlefield by Arathean class

The Arathean class of the Baptist church hosted a farewell at Mrs McKinley home for Mrs H V Littlefield who departs soon for Temple. Guests enjoyed games and singing with special piano music from Mrs Littlefield. Flowers adorned the room and a farewell gift was given.

Littlefield Reeder Slover Fain Lankford Guthrie Cook Reaves York Holman Oliver Winkler Joyce Morgan Dumas Margaret Ann Winkler Nan Nelson Guthrie

Longtime Texas couple celebrates 60th anniversary in El Paso

The Wilsons, longtime residents near Alpine, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary in El Paso with family events. Married May 20, 1883 in Atchison Kansas, they moved to Texas a year later and now live with their daughter Mrs. R. T. Lewis in the Upper Valley near El Paso. They have three grandchildren and five great grandchildren and attended a St Luke's Episcopal Church dinner. Also noted is the marriage of Mary Ethel Crawford to S/Set Normand O. Wright at Las Cruces New Mexico on May 19.

R. T. Lewis Alpine el Paso Wilson Atchison, Kas Tex Lewis Upper Valley C. Brown Monrovia Cali Occa Dan Ponder R. B. Mayfield Santa Monica Cal St. James P. Kennedy Camp Crockett St. Luke's Episcopal Church Mary Ethel Crawford Wright Pete Crawford el Ranchotel Mary Ethel Normand O. Wright Ft. Bliss Ada M. Townsend Orleans Michigan Las Cruces N. M C. A. Ridge Methodist Church Atendance George O. Short Jesse H. Pace Bettie May Koyiol Alpine Chamber of Commerce

Lt Culp and Miss Law Are Married Here

Lt Fred C Culp Jr son of Mr and Mrs Fred C Culp of Henderson Texas wed Virginia Grey Law of Longview Texas on May 20 at the Baptist church with Rev R L Wittner officiating The ceremony followed by Culp’s graduation from the Advanced Flying school to which he was assigned as an aviation cadet on March 11 from Merced California Basic Flying school He was formerly assistant manager of Coca Cola Bottling company Henderson and is a Henderson High graduate.

Culp Miss Law Fred C. Culp Jr Fred C. Culp Henderson Texas Baptist Church Virginia Grey Law Longview R. L. Wittner Advanced Flying School Merced California Coca-Cola Bottling Company Henderson High

Alpine Couple to Wed in Las Cruces May Day Ceremony

Carroll La Fawn Wilks and Philip Leon Avant plan marriage at Las Cruces New Mexico on May first. Bride, Alpine High School ’41 graduate, will reside with Avant in El Paso where he works as an armament instructor at Biggs Field Sub-Depot. Aligned with Alpine community events, the Business Girls Club of Alpine has organized a USC club meeting on the second and fourth Tuesdays each month. The groom is a former Alpine resident and service member who began pre flight studies in Santa Barbara after entering service on April 7 1942.

Santa Barbara California Business Girls Club Business Girls of Alpine USC Club LA Fawn Wilks Philip L. Avant Herring Wilks Carroll la Fawn Philip Leon Avant Las Cruces N. M Alpine Alpine Sr. High School el Paso

Senior Class Honor at Alpine High Banquet

The Alpine High senior class was honored with a banquet at the church hosted by the Baptist Woman's Missionary Society. Purple and gold decorations set the scene for songs, a blessing by Mr. Slover, welcomes from Mrs. Chambers and Alice Cook, and a Southern fried chicken banquet. Willon Smith recapped senior year highlights as Rev. Douglas Crow delivered an inspiring address.

Alpine High School Baptist Woman's Missionary Society Slover Chambers

Prohibition era quote on temptation and bootlegging

A local reminiscence recalls Prohibition days and the lure of illegal liquor. Bull reflects that crowds avoided heavy drinking yet pursued forbidden fruit, mentioning bootlegging slang and the ease of obtaining alcohol, illustrating the era's social tension.

Who Is Great Class Event Ends With Alma Mater Song

The event closed with the Alma Mater and a prayer. The absence of Mrs. Vick Winter, the class sponsor, was noted but the sentiment remained that a good time was had by all.

Alpine High Graduation Night At Smith Home Entertainment

Mr and Mrs Vitor Smith hosted a supper and party for Alpine High graduating class boys and male faculty. Table tennis croquet and table games preceded a piano set by Lorenzo Latarello. Guests included Bob Coleman David Walker Billy Rogers Johnny Casparis Willard Childess Lorenzo Lafarelle Mr Mitchell Mr Bankhead and Hal Smith with his parents.

AMS Smith Vitor Smith Alpine High Lorenzo Latarello Bob Coleman David Walker Billy Rogers Johnny Casparis Willard Childess Lorenzo Lafarelle Mitshell Bankhead Hal Smith

Study Club Installs New Officers

The Study club held its year end meeting at Mrs. G. W. Baines home with roses and seasonal decor. Guest Mrs. W. B. Hancock attended, and retiring president Mrs. Fred S. Rogers presented the gav el to new president Mrs. G. P. Smith. Officers installed were President Mrs. G. P. Smith, Vice President Mrs. G. W. Baines, Secretary Mrs. W. E. Williams, Treasurer Mrs. C. C. Gulley, Parliamentarian Mrs. W. Van Sickle. Tea was served by Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Rogers.

Study Club G. W. Baines W. B. Hancock Houston Fred S. Rogers G. P. Smith H. W. Morelock W. E. Williams C. C. Gulley W. van Sickle

Mrs Peyton Cain Honor Guest At Party Delayed

Mr and Mrs Frank Young entertained a group of friends Friday evening honoring Mrs Peyton Cain before her departure from Alpine to Eldorado. A surprise feature was her wedding anniversary as she brought in a basket of flowers from Peyton at Officer Training School in North Carolina. The gathering included a handkerchief shower and a lamp shade gift showing Alpine and Brew context. Forty two was the game of the evening.

Frank Young Peyton Cain

USO Club Sponsors College Dance Tomorrow Night

The USO club will sponsor a dance at the college gymnasium tomorrow evening for WAACs actors enlisted men and Victory eles. The college orchestra will provide the music for the occasion. This is the first dance sponsored here by the USO.

USO College Gymnasium Waacs

Burgess Hostess to Wednesday Bridge Club

Burgess was hostess to the Wednesday Bridge club this week with two guests Mrs Jimmy Logan and Mrs G H J Hartst. Members present included Mesdames Hudson Shepperd Parr Casner Burcham Barnes Wood Newell Hord. High prizes went to Mrs Barnes and Mrs Burcham with a bingo prize to Mrs Hudson. An ice course was served and praised by attendees who took recipes home.

Burges Jimmy Logan G. H. J. Hartst Mesdames Hudson Shepperd Parr Casner Burcham Barnes Wood Newell Hord

May birth at Alpine Hospital and society luncheon

Mr and Mrs Russell Oliver announce the birth of a boy on May 8 at Alpine hospital of El Progreso. A luncheon hosted Friday at Mrs Homer Wilson's home featured co-hostesses Mrs Ray Spence and Mrs Arthur Owens. Mrs Paul Vogt retired as president and passed the gavel to Mrs Roscoe Morgan. The program led by S M Melton included Houdini impersonation, a book review by guest speaker Mrs W E Williams, and a violin duet by Mrs W E Lockhart and Mrs Graves Bogel. A luncheon on small tables showcased fine linens crystal and silver with pink and blue floral decor. Attendees included Mesdames Broadfoot Burress Cooley Kemp Hatch Melton Mathews Lockhart McCollum Vaughn Ritter Newell Logan Morgan Winter Vogt Carruthers Spence Owens Wilson.

el Progreso Homer Wilson Ray Spence Arthur Owins Paul Vogt Roscoe Morgan S. M. Melton Houdini W. E. Williams W. E. Lockhart Graves Bogel Mesdames Chalmers Broadfoot Glenn Bur ‘Ress J.C. Cooley James Kemp Truman Hatch S. M

Spring recital showcases Mrs Bo tel music pupils at High School

The spring recital presented by Mrs Mary P Botel's music pupils drew a large audience in the High School auditorium. Bouquets adorned the stage as pupils wore new party frocks and awards were given including statuettes of famous composers for memory work. Featured students and performers included Mary Verne Phelps Gaile Barrow Lilette Barrow Patsy Patterson Carolyn Carruthers Joyce Lockhart Carol Lassiter Frances Murgrave May Hudson Maudie Lou Cox Charlotte Cox Sylvia Smith W Cox Andy Hudson Charles Wesley Corkran Alice Owens Patricia Wilson Ruby June Burcham Lady Lou Terry Joyce Nevill and a violin duet by Mrs Bogel and Miss Marie Wahlers accompanied by Mrs S O Seymour. The final meeting for the year closed the program.

Mary P. Botel High S School S. O. Seymour

Jinxed Opening For AHS Sophomores Event

Alpine High School sophomores hosted a May 14 gathering at the Acton home with Maxine Acton’s parents, featuring a barbecue, salads, cakes and pickles. 60 guests attended, plus swimming and horseback rides amid unseasonable weather.

Grouth Ernnest Acton Alpine High School Alpine Hon Maxine Acton

OES Officers-Elect Entertained Before May Installation

Mrs. W. E. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Beard hosted Alpine chapter Order of the Eastern Star officers-elect and installing officers with a supper in the Beard yard on Tuesday. The first officers to be installed at Masonic Temple on May 31 include Mabel Beard as Worthy Matron and T. A. Beard as Worthy Patron along with other named officers. Additional attendees included installing officers Mrs. Eula Brown and others.

OES W. E. Miller T. A. Beard Alpine Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Beard Masonic Temple Mabel Beard Lillian Miller George Pu T. F. Skevington Sentinel Eula Brown

Intruder Steals 80 Packages Of Coffee In Binghampos

A burglar broke into a store in Binghampos and stole 80 boxes of coffee. The thief passed by the safe and left a local message urging support for war bonds and stamps.

Binghampos

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Society C. D. Wood Iine Minutn Junior Ward American Legion Hall Clara Mae Bogel Lou Terry Miss Billingsley Neil Fry Meridan Garner Myrtle Whiteside Guy Crawford King Terry Menior Baptist Wms Joe Marsh Bill Barry Office of War Information JSO Ars. Burgess Russell Oliver Alpine Hospital Fuller Blag AHS Martha Brell Mary Wiron Edna Maxey Ruth Davis Margie West City Taxis L. H. Hartman W. Ave. B Inez Campbell Santa Fe U.S.A
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