Marriages and society notes fill Alpine pages
Mrs Anderson of Wink announces the engagement of Billy Jo Anderson to Charles Hugo Kappleman son of Mrs James Dostson and H C Kappleman in Tucson. Their Alpine Methodist wedding is set for May 00 at 5 30 p.m. Rev Austin Dillon to officiate with multiple local and visiting guests, reception at the couple’s home following. Also announced is the marriage of Aleta Bierschwale to George Lister of New York in Stockholm and Warsaw postings. Additional society items include a large list of bridal preparations, receptions, and bridge club events in Alpine and nearby towns.
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Mr Anderson
Wink
Billy Jo
Charles Hugo Kappleman
James Dostson
del Mio
H.C Kappelman
Tucson
Methodist
Alpine
Austin Dillon
Willy Given
Pag Reba Los Raine
Hanks
BK. Taylor
Agle Pass
Peeyisner DeMasters
Johnny Neil Anderson
William Winter
Lune Joyce
Joe Hayter
Fort Stockton
Bob Mathis
Crane
Robert Shaw
del Rio
1. Paso
Aleta Bierschwale
A. J. Bierschwale
Aleta
George Lister
New York
Stockholm
Sweden
Warsaw
Poand
Lister
Department of State
Washington, D.C
Ulster
Colombia
South America
Mexico City
Ting
Molland Hotel
San Antonio
Margo George
Garlan Green
Margo Sarlan Green
Hen
St. Mary's
Catholic Church of
Marfa
Pather Hen
McMurry College
Meaiverly
Sul Ross College
Lawrence George
Ethel Green
Clyde M. Goolsby Jr
Joyce Augustine
Tor
Truman Hateh
Marshall Sparks
Marvin Johns
Harvey Tinkler
Presbyterian Church of
Gift Tea Is Given For Miss Jeane Stannes
Mrs. Jerry Starnes hosts a small gathering presenting a boxed tea set to Miss Jeane Stannes with best wishes from family friends. The gesture marks a milestone in the social circles of the Starnes household.
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Jeane Stannes
Jerry Starnes
WaldRums Honor Guests at Barbecue Supper
Supt and Mrs Ho Ley and Mr and Mrs W Robbins were honored guests at a barbecue supper Wednesday evening on the lawn of Mr and Mrs Lou Reid. The event, hosted by Mrs Reid and Mr Turner with the high school faculty, included a gift from the faculty to the Waldrums’ young son.
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Waldrums
Ho Ley
W. Robbins
Lou Reid
Reid
Turner
Kerr of Midland Named Head of Regents Board
W J Kerr of Midland was chosen chairman of the board of regents of the state teachers colleges. He will serve a six year term. Newton Harrell of Claude was selected as vice chairman. Kerr is a graduate of Texas Christian University and Cumberland Law School and has served as district attorney and district judge in the Pecos district.
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W. J. Kerr
Board of Regents
Newton Harrell
Claude
Kerr
Texas Christn University
Cumberland Law School
Texas University Law School
Pecos
Judie Kerr
V. A. Collins
Harrell
Cornell
West Texas Water Show Returns to Fort Stockton
Fort Stockton plans a two day revival of the West Texas water carnival on June 20 and 21. A 200 member cast will perform the Commanche Springs Aqua fade of 1947 with a water ballet and a Southwestern Bathing revue offering a trip to Hollywood as first prize. The Texas U swimming team will attend with exhibitions, and a parade is set for June 20 at 5 p m. The Lions club sponsors the event, with broad community support.
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West Texas
Fort Stockton
John B. Rogers Co
Fostoria
Ohio
Water Carnival Committee
Holly
Texas U
Apartments Open At Air Field For SR Studies
Furnished one two and three room apartments available at the air base for couples and for those attending Sul Ross College. The housing facility was rated this week. About 60 veteran families used the space during the recent term and many plan to stay for the summer term beginning soon.
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Sul Ross College
Veterans find affordable college housing plan on campus drive
On June 3 veterans discover attractive rates from $19 to $26 monthly including utilities and transit to college. The setting features a scenic mountain drive to the base, while cool nights make summer study pleasant.
Pennsylvania is the Quaker State investment piece
A brief mention highlights Pennsylvania as the Quaker state and promotes U.S. Savings Bonds as a safe investment option, signaling a civic finance message likely from a period newspaper advertisement or public service note.
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Pennsylvania
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Terry Home
Terry
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Baby
Tal Bow
Rose Spur
Messames Fo E Griffin
JS. Mord
Marty Watson Jr
Eagar Martin
Clay Holland
J. W. Shepperd
Paul Vogt
Gay Meriwether
Karl McElroy
Sheltie Barnes
Lee Kokernot
Bill Sobl
Eva Caldwell
Otis Kimball
King Terry
Seldon Robinson
John Canton
le D. Maris
Gene Benson
G. A. Brown
Alfred Crei
Jeane Starnes
Jack Wiliams
the Baptist Church
Handsome Starnes
Jacksonville
Eric Williams
de and
Dirs
R. M. Hawkins
Holland Hotel
D. M. Wigins
College of Mines
el Paso
Dean
T. M. Etheridge
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Betty Granger
Fort da
Mes Avora Berry
Florence Lacy
Tessie Broadfoot
Esther Dillon
Rainbow Girls
Pat Lester
Geneenson
Mesdames Fagar Martin
Bari Meone Hill
Anja Wilson Jr
W. H. Terry
Mes. Wilson
Meriwether
James Pate
Bill Allen
Bill Winter
Malone V. Hill
Jim Francois
Harry Watton Jr
W. A. Wilson Jr
Francois
Son Wilson
Marshall
Red) Sparks
Bridge Club
Mesdames MO. Pittman
Lynn Matthews
Mesdames
Mark Herring
Clifton Moss
Everett Turner
Jarvis Robinson
Bill Foley
Jury Robinson
Shellie Barnes
Bridge
Karl Anderau
James Logan
Roscoe Morgan
L. Kerr
Midland
Regents
Purina
Alpine Feed Company
Lee Smith
U.S
Winchester
Ithaca Sportsman
Brandon
Trading Post
Fort Davis, Texas
Safeway
Genie
Morning Star
Petite Haves
Monica Prand
Carton
Texas Magic Tomato Juice
Jusy Saxers
Gov
Huis Bros
Bologna
Noseaai
Stannara
Sunny Bank
Panay
Alpine Dry Goods Co