Betty Vogt Celebrates Third Birthday at Home Party
Betty Vogt turned three Sunday and celebrated with a party at her home hosted by her mother Mrs Paul Vogt. A group of small friends attended at 4 30 pm enjoying balloons candy and ice cream beside a large white birthday cake. Attendees included Myra Nell Hord Georgia Lee Morgan Ann Clayton Carolyn McGrew Marcella Shepperd Janeth West David Ritter Carol Teplicek Jack Burgess Don Burgess Phil McGaughy Marinell McCollum and Joanna Newel.
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Betty Vogt
Paul Vost
Betty
Manny Pretty Iftt
Arty
Myra Nell Hord
Georgia Lee Morgan
Ann Clanton
Carolyn McGrew
Marcella Shepperd
Janeth West
David Ritter
Carol Teplicek
Jack Burgess
Don Burgess
Phil McGaugh
Renowned pianist Dr Basil Gauntlett to visit Stephens College
Dr Basil D Gauntlett of Stephens College will tour campuses November 9 to 11 under the Association of American Colleges Arts program. He will give two free piano recitals in Assembly on November 10 and 11, meet students, and hold informal conversations and conferences with serious piano students. His Western tour includes lectures and performances described in a varied program of baroque to Romantic works.
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America
Basil D. Gauntlett
Stephens
Association of American Colleges, Arts
Gauntlet
Sul Ross
Gauntlett
Engand
Conservatoire Nationale
Paris
Grasse
France
Stephens College
Drake University
United States
Birthday Party for Janeth Vest Births in Local Notes
A three year old, Janeth Vest, celebrated a birthday with a party on Wednesday afternoon. Her mother, Mrs. Billy Vest, baked a large cake decorated with toy soldiers and red white and blue ribbons. After games, cake and ice cream were served, each child receiving a toy soldier. Participants included Genie Weyerts, Johnnie Fritz Weyers, Jack Cooley, Carolyn Cooley, Joanna Newell, John Newell, Lora Lockhart, Joyce Lockhart, Myra Nell Hord, Bill Watson, C Watson, Jerome Soie, Mary Elta Vanney, Jo Ann Carlton, Georgia Lee Morgan, Marilyn Morgan, Eleanor Sublett, David Ritter, Dan Logan, Don Burgess, Marsha Broadfoot, Perry Townsend, Bobby Clanton, Ann Clanton.
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Janeth Vest
Billy Vest
Genie Weyerts
Johnnie Fritz Weyers
Jack Cooley
Carolyn Cooley
Jo ‘Anna Newell
John Newell
Lora Lock
Barbecue Supper for Copeland Party Feeds About 60
Mr and Mrs Joe Parker and Mr and Mrs J S Copeland hosted a barbecue for about 60 at the Copeland home last Thursday. Mr Copeland is a contractor at the Advanced Flying School and several engineers and inspectors joined the gathering. The group attended the sheriff s posse dance afterward.
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Joe Parker
J. S. Copeland
Copeland
Advanced Flying School
Alpine Circus Arrives Unloads Animals For Local Stop
Several hundred Alpine residents, young and old, gathered as the Cole Bros circus halted on its special train for three hours to unload animals water and exercise them and change bedding in stock cars. The show, said to be the second largest on the road after Ringling Barnum Bailey, traveled from El Paso toward San Antonio. Among the animals were fine horses elephants and camels with others like zebras yaks and tigers noted.
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Cole Bros. Circus
Alphabet notes on Spanish letters and accents
Practical piece by M P Slover discusses the Spanish alphabet and vowels versus consonants. It compares to English, notes w lacks native status, and mentions extra digraphs and accents, with garbled insertions about tilde and accent marks.
Mining and Ranch Workers Frozen by War Manpower Order
G W Fuller of the local U S Employment service announced the War Manpower commission order freezes labor in mining quicksilver and lead, excluding office staff, and bars job changes within the industry. Dairy livestock and poultry farm workers may switch within their sector but may not quit to take defense work without permission.
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War Manpower Commission
G. W. Fuller
U.S. Employment Service Office
Ralph Berkeley Nominates Program Chairman for FFA Chapter
Reporter Billy Gene Perdue was elected this year's FFA program chairman by the executive committee on October 27. He will organize monthly programs and lead a committee including Ralph Berkeley and Frank Daugherty. The group supports ongoing FFA work while BBill Gene has 35 well-bred hens for egg production this year. The regular monthly meeting on November 1, presided by R. T. Key, initiated Green lands into Future Farmers with several members named. A budget committee and a committee for honorary members were appointed. refreshments were served and the meeting adjourned.
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Ralph Berkeley
Billy Gene Perdue
FFA
Frank Daugherty
Billy Gene
Tne
R. T. Key
Hugh Burgess
Charles Davis
Jim Harrington
Keesey Kimball
Joe Lane
Jack Parke
Billy Weston
Jiggs Davis
Sonny Gilmer
Henry Weyerts
Carl Shults
Mrs Miniver Heroism in War-Time England and Rescue at Dunkirk
Review notes Mrs Miniver a companion piece with Mr Chips finds an ordinary English family facing air raids and Dunkirk rescue. Miss Garson and Walter Pidgeon star. Teressa Wright and Richard Ney the young romance. Wyler directs with Ruttenberg photography and Stothart score adding authentic drama.
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Mrs. Miniver
England
Chips
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Greer Garson
Jan Struther
Miss Garson
Walter Pidgeon
Granada
Dunkirk
Pidgeon
May Whitty
Teresa Wright
Richard Ney
Reginald Owen
Henry Travers
Christopher Severn
Henry WU Coxen
William Wyler
Joseph Ruttenberg
Herbert Stothart
Alpine Boy in Air Forces Sees Action in Aleutians
Mr and Mrs Clay Hottana of this city talked with their son Lieut John Holland now stationed in Alaska with the U S Air Forces during a brief furlough at Ogden Utah He said he had been in everything going on in the war area This is the first news that their son is in actual combat service John Hollands wife stays at home in Houston but planned to join him in Ogden and travel back to Houston later in the week
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Clay Hottana
John Holland
Alaska
U. S. Air Forces
Ogden
Utah
John
Houston
Truck Owners Reminded Of ODT Order Becomes Effective
The Office of Defense Transportation order takes effect November 15 requiring certificates of war necessity for buses trucks taxicabs and other commercial vehicles. Without certificates owners will be unable to obtain gasoline tires or repair parts. Forms should be sent to the Detroit ODT office and the deadline is November 1.
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Office of Defense Transportation
ODT
Detroit
PTA Carnival Update Shifts Funds and Plans
Receipts from the Conti PTA carnival total about 791 dollars with about 125 dollars of bills still to be paid. The Old-Timers dance, planned for the court house, is postponed with a new date to be announced. The president and officers thank those who helped run the carnival and note upcoming meetings.
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Court House
Joe Moss
P.T.A
Armistice Update In The Avalanche
Fragmentary war column notes the Legion in this issue with officers meeting to discuss area matters. Mentions funds and expenses for the day and a copper kettle capable of producing enough copper for four ammunition rounds for an automatic rifle.
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Legion
Maerneet
Marathon Rubber Drive Sparks School and Citizens Effort
In Marathon a community wide cleanup mobilized school children who hauled scrap with borrowed carts and even burros. About 600 pounds of rubber were collected in a recent drive while residents and students together gathered roughly 30,000 pounds, showing strong civic effort.
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Marathon
Kida
Chilleren
Marae
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