Going Steady and the Teens of Yesteryear
The author reflects on dating before World War II and the rise of going steady. She recalls dances, stag lines, and the thrill of variety, arguing that early commitment may limit growth. She questions parental rules, seeks teen and parent perspectives, and ends with a call for ideas.
West Texas Utilities To Host Cooking School Tuesday
West Texas Utilities Co. will hold a free cooking school from 2 to 4 p.m. Tuesday November 18. Manager Don Littleton announced the event with Mrs. Abbie Andrews of Fort Worth teaching how to use electric ranges. Prizes include two electric appliances and a baked turkey.
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W. T. Utilities
West Texas Utilities Co
Don Littleton
Abbie Andrews
Fort Worth
Circle Meets In J. L. Holder Home
The Edna Carson Circle of the First Baptist Church met at 2:30 p.m. November 4 at Mrs. J. L. Holder’s home. The mission program The Ransomed Shall Come With Songs was led by Mrs. S. F. Burleson with a full slate on the program. Refreshments were served to the guests and participants.
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Edna Carson
First Baptist Church
J. L. Holder
Birth Announcement Kimberly Hudson in El Paso
Mr and Mrs J R Hudson announce the birth of a red haired daughter born Friday in El Paso. She weighed 7 pounds 3 ounces at birth and is named Kimberly. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Elmer Hudson of Alpine.
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J. R. Hudson
el Paso
Kimberly
Elmer Hudson
Alpine
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Set For Next Monday
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold its annual Past President's Parley at 7 30 p.m. on Monday November 17 at the Legion Home. Mrs Tom Coats and Mrs Bill Sohl will lead the program with hostesses Mrs W E Lockhart Mrs Frank Matthews Mrs Bruce Sutton and Mrs Bill Rhodes assisting.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Three Men On A Horse to Play At Sul Ross College
The Speech Department at Sul Ross State College will stage Three Men on a Horse on Monday and Tuesday, November 17 and 18, at 8 15 p m in the Main Auditorium. Directed by Katharine Boyd, the comedy features J W Burks as Erwin Trowbridge and Beth McElroy as Audrey Trowbridge with Al Sims as Clarence Dobbins and a large supporting cast.
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Speech Department
Sul Ross State College
John Cecil Holm
George Abbott
Katharine Boyd
Cess
Charlie
Frankie
Patsy
Erwin Trowbridge
Erwin
J. W. Burks
Beth McElroy
Audrey Trowbridge
al Sims
Clarence Dobbins
Dan Shockey
Bennie Causey
Joe Tunnell
Jane Perry
Monte Jones
Neal Smith
Burl Cole
Wylene Tennill
Horace Medallin
Gail Thompson
Centennial PTA Carnival nets 183 dollars for school programs
Joe Martinez president of Centennial PTA announced at the Monday meeting that the Halloween Carnival raised 183.99 dollars. He thanked Alpine area businesses for support and noted the PTA voted to pool room prize funds to buy a set of physician scales for health classes.
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Joe Martinez
Centennial Pta
Alpine
Holland House
Williams and Vogt
Model Cleaners
City Drug Store
the Avalanche
Adams M System
Shepperd Jewelry
Valerie Shop
the Lamp Shop
Lange’s Boot Shop
Quality Package Store
Alpine Butane Co
Highland Butane Co
Buckner Butane Co
Smith Furniture Co
Home Furniture Co
Gandy’s
Price's
Borden's
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Storey Whiteside Lumber Co
Alpine Drug Store
Norilla’s
Ferchheimer’s
C. G. Morrison
Elite Beauty Shop
Big Bend TV Co
J. C. Penney Co
Big Bend Drug Store
the Model
Cross and Cross
Alpine Lumber Co
Big Bend Camera and Curio Shop
Winter Cleaners
Alpine Cash Grocery
Elliott's Superette
House of Craft
White's
Highland Village
Kimball's
Safeway
O.K
Earl's
Howard’s Texaco
Stambaugh’s Auto Service
Casner Motor Co
Graham Motor Co
Dorris Humble Station
Gulf Servcenter
Christmas shopping in Alpine stores brimming with gifts
Shoppers are urged to start now as Alpine stores display new sleepwear from Forchheimer's, beauty products at Cora Lee's, turkey steaks from Nelon Locker Plant, slippers from Cross & Cross, and festive vehicles at local dealerships including Brewster County Motors and Casner's.
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Forchheimer’s
Mr-Lady
Forchheimer
OLA Auto Team
Avery Olue
Alpine
Cora Lee
Cora Lee Thomas
Grady Nelon
Nelon
Cross & Cross
Gustave
Virgin Islands
Big Bend T.V., Jewelry & Music Co
Logans
Mercury
Brewster County Motors
Ford
Chevrolet
Buick
Pontiac
Casner’s
Sul Ross President honored with Alpha Chi honorary membership
Dr. Bryan Wildenthal, president of Sul Ross State College, elected to Alpha Chi National Scholarship Society honorary membership. Certificate presented by Region I Alpha Chi president Mrs. C L Thomas at Kobernot Lodge, with notes on other 1958 inductees and appreciation for Wildenthal’s support of scholarship.
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Bryan Wildenthal
Sul Ross State College
Alpha Chi National Scholarship Society
Wildenthal
C. L. Thomas
Alpha Chi
Kobernot Lodge
C. B. Casey
Thomas
National Council of Alpha Chi Scholarship Society
Dallas
James P. Cornett
Walter H. Juniper
C. E. Evans
Sul Ross
Texas Chi
Progreso Club Studies Federation Program Led by Mrs Bennett
Mrs D M Bennett led the federation program at the EF Progreso Club meeting held Friday November 7 in the Presbyterian Church Hospital Room. Hostesses were Mrs Tom Moore and Mrs E C Shortt with members present including Mesdames O C Mudd J Mjosness Bennett John Pattillo Charles Hunter Ifrank McCollum Mark Herring A J Gard Armand Hawkins Paul Vogt William Lockhart and Leroy Larsh. One guest attended Mrs H S Hanson.
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D. M. Bennett
Mrs. Marvin Pierce Wins High Prize At Bridge Club
The Wednesday Bridge Club met at Mrs. J. C. EPperson's home and awarded Mrs. Marvin Pierce the high prize. Second high went to Mrs. J. E. Burgess while Mrs. Worth Fraser won bingo. Yellow chrysanthemums brightened the rooms as pumpkin pie and coffee were served to a list of members.
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Marvin Pierce
J. C. Epperson
J. E. Burgess
Worth Fraser
Mesdames
W. D. Burcham
Burgess
Fraser
Pierce
Vernon McIntyre
H. W. Morelock
Onah Brown
Gerald Ogle
Carl Shults
Asa Jones
Gula Burke
M. Alderson
Garden Club To Meet Nov 21 In Lieu Of Parade
The Alpine Garden Club will hold its next meeting Friday November 21 instead of this Friday due to the Alpine High School Homecoming parade. Members are reminded to bring garden items for discussion and swaps.
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Garden Club
Alpine Garden Club
Alpine High School
Pierces Welcome Son Anton Grey in San Angelo Hospital
Mr and Mrs Miles Pierce welcomed a son named Anton Grey at a San Angelo hospital on October 30. The Pierces also have two other sons Julian and Victor.
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Anton Grey
Miles Pierce
San Angelo Hospital
Pierces
Julian
Victor
Study Club Plans Medical Library for County Hospital
At a November meeting the Study Club decided to donate the Brewster County Memorial Hospital a $300 medical library from unspent funds. Members ordered fruit cakes for the coming season while D A Hilton spoke on Americanism.
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Leo Mae Park
Brewster County Memorial Hos
D. A. Hilton
Lois Glass Circle WMU Meets at Turnham Home
The Lois Glass circle of the Woman's Missionary Union met at Mrs Ellis Turnham's home from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Speakers Mrs Turnham and Mrs L E Wright spoke on The Philippines and Indonesia. A goal to fund a home-center for 4 and 5 year olds was set. Next meeting November 24 at Mrs George Thomason's home.
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Lois Glass
The
Woman’s Missionary Union
Ellis Turnham
R. E. Streetman
First Baptist Church
Sul Ross
George Thomason
Brewster County Memorial Hospital Weekly Admissions and Discharges
Brewster County Memorial Hospital lists patients admitted this past week including Lamar Thompson Ger bert Harlow Margaret Theophilus Jennie Bechthold Lorraine Ellison Douglas Glasscock and Margaret D Ogle all from Alpine. Discharged patients include Carmen Hernandez Polly Arun Thornburg Luisa Portillo Maria Keith Jarratt Sue E Ramsey Fort Davis Manuel Rubio Pecos George P Hair Roberta L Shortt Eustalia Hernandez Pete Salgado Lilly Barker transferred to El Paso Maria Chavarria James Dozier, all of Alpine.
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Lamar Thompson
Big Bend National Park
Herbert Harlow
Margaret Theophilus
Jennie Bechthold
Lorraine Elliso m
Douglas Glasscock
Margaret D. Ogle
Alpine
Carmen Hernandez
Polly Arun Thornburg
Luisa Portillo
Maria
Keith Jarratt
Sue E. Ramsey
Fort Davis
Manuel Rubio
Pecos
George P. Hair
Roberta L. Shortt
Eustalia Hernandez
Pete Salgado
Lilly Barker
el Paso
Maria Chavarria
James Dozier
General Missions Program Presented at First Baptist Church
The General Missions program titled The Ransomed Shall Come With Songs was presented at First Baptist Church on November 4 at 9 30 am. Mrs Loyd Henderson led the event with opening prayer and devotional. Participants included Mesdames Henderson McIntyre Cleveland McNew and Thornton with closing prayer by Mrs J M Floyd. Other attendees listed were Mesdames Slover Wylie Holder Casparis Burleson and Williams.
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General Missions
First Baptist Church
Loyd Henderson
O. W. Bass
Henderson
Mesdames Henderson
Lois McIntyre
Mayo Cleveland
Gregory McNew
Pearl Thornton
J. M. Floyd
R. L. Wylie
Ray Spence
J. L. Holder
J. O. Casparis
S. F. Burleson
W. E. Williams
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