Sabrina Fair opens with gala Big Bend Players show
Opening night of Sabrina Fair by The Big Bend Players drew a stylish crowd including Ms and Mrs John W Gillett Grace fed The Perfect Lady and many attendees such as Eva Chaffin Tone Coats and Mrs George A Brown. Guests discussed Broadway memories while praising performances and theater talent across a lively evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Bend Players
John W. Gillett
Grace
Chie
Eva Chaffin
Johnnie Sue
David
Kokernot
Tone
Tom
Coats
George A. Brown
George
Woodwards & the
Forrest Walkers
Virginia Link
Miltia Hah
Columbia
Bonnie & Well
Lee Cowell
Joanna
Newell
Dariver
Lee
DAR Program Meeting At Holland Hotel In Alpine
Big Bend Chapter NSCAR hosted by RA Bow and Mrs H W Morelock on Saturday Nov 12 in the Holland Hotel ballroom Alpine. Miss Miltia Hill presided at the meeting with a flower centered tea table and readings after a flag salute and The American's Creed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RA. Bow
H.W. Morelock
Big Bend
NSCAR
Holland Hotel
Miltia Hill
Hf. W. Morelock
King Terry J
Mrs Briggs Leads Teachers Meeting Discussion on Am
Mrs Briggs chairs a Tuesday afternoon session at the Alpine Class Room Teachers meeting in Homeies Cottage. The group discusses the subject How Professional Am . Mr had several new evaluation shoes used in nation’s schools. Refreshments served by Mr Roark Mr Wells and Mr Wade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roark
Wells
Wade
Family announces birth of son Darrell Lon Bass
Kenneth R Bass and wife announce the birth of son Darrell Lon Bass born November 12 at Fort Davis Hospital weighing 6 pounds 3 ounces. Maternal grandparents are C R McEntire of Alpine and paternal grandparents C W Bass of El Paso. Storey and Cooley families attended a union in Gonzales Texas with relatives from Whiteside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Bass
Kenneth R. Bass
Darrell Lon
Fort Davis Hospital
C. R McEntire
Alpine
C. W. Bass
el Paso
George H. Storey
J.C. Cooley
Union of
Storey & Whit
Gonzales
Texas
HD. Morgan
Theice Whiteside
Eldie Cox Circle Met at First Baptist Church
The Eldie Cox Circle of the First Baptist Church met with Mrs. Ralph Peters Tuesday morning. Mrs. Ray Spence presided and Mrs. Ora Harvey led the opening prayer. The group announced a Workers Conference at Fort Davis Thursday evening with the Baptist Student Union presenting the program. Members are asked to bring fruit for Thanksgiving plates to the church next Tuesday. Mrs. W. E. Williams led the first chapter of The Prayer of Jesus by Dr. Ralph S. Chuckin. Refreshments were served to several members including Mrs. Spence and Mrs. Harvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldie Cox
First Baptist Church
Ralph Peters
Ray Spence
Ora Harvey
Spence
Fort Davis
The
Baptist Student Union
W. E. Williams
Jesus
Ralph S. Chuckin
Mmes. Spence
Williams
J. Foley
Ed Rowlett
J. E. Lewis
Brewster County Hospital News Admires Marshals and Staff Names
A Brewster County hospital notice lists numerous individuals connected to Alpine Sanderson Presidio and surrounding areas including Lula Mae Cannon Ruth Pauline Parker Severano Rangel Rex Ashlock Rhonda Allen Leopoldo Arreola Valenca and many others across Alpine Sanderson Presidio Fort Davis and Laredo. The roster covers staff and affiliated personnel with scattered city ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Mae Cannon
Sanderson
Ruth Pauline Parker
Alpine
Severano Rangel
Laredo
Rex Ashlock
Rhonda Allen
Leopoldo Arreola
Valen Auca
Mexico
Emmett O'Donnell
Jenny Ebnsberger
Virginia Riley
Maria Cordova
Robert Anderson
Velma Valderneulen
Mary Ester Railsback
Mitz B. ’ Welch
Bill McGuire
Angela Valenzuela
Carmen la Vera
Norma Kerns
Minnie Lee Holman
Tere
Lodge Players Preview One Act Comedy This Fall
Lodge Players present their second dinner play and dance of the fall season on November 17. The one act comedy centers on three girls with Molly Mills as Marge Penny played by Joy Hen ity and Barbara Huddleston in the third role. The cast delivers lively dialogue as the characters navigate dreams and hopes in a nostalgic setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge Players
Molly Mills
Marge
Penny
Joy Henity
Barbara Huddleston
Autumn Festival Queen Crowned At Alpine High Gym
Teen Talk reports Peyton Cain crowned Norma Uranga queen of Alpine High School Autumn Festival with a staged “Stairway to the Stars.” The royal court entered through a castle gate as Sul Ross band played mood music and dancers, with entertainment by Carmen Natera Judy Turner Linda Valero and Phil Seymour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peyton Cain
Norma Uranga
Alpine High School
Sul Ross
Carmen Natera
Judy Turner
Linda Valero
Phil Seymour
Three Odessa Women To Show Holiday Arrangements Here
Odessa residents host a Garden Club program at 3 p.m. Friday November 18 in the Presbyterian Hospital Room. Mrs. Murry Fly speaks on holiday arrangements with Mrs. H A Wilson and Mrs. Rosemary Pope illustrating key points. Awarded Madonna and Christmas table arrangements will be displayed.
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Odessa
Msadies
Nthe Presbyterian Hospitals Room
Murry Fly
H. A. Wilson
Rosemary Pope
Mrs Paul Karvonen speaks on Africa for AAUW meeting
Mrs Paul E Karvonen described life in Tanganyika during four years in Africa to members of the American Association of University Women in the Hospitality Room of the Presbyterian Church. She contrasted Alpine West with Africa noting twin peaks and antelope and showed slides including a giraffe symbol. A brief business meeting followed with a preserves sale for the scholarship fund and the Christmas tea planned for December 8 at Lawrence Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Karvonen
AAUW
Africa
African Association of University Women
Presbyterian Church
George Mills
Paul E. Karvonen
Karvonen
Tanganyika
Alpine
Twin Peaks
Ited
Lawrence Hall
W. Burdett
Bryan Willenthal
Charles L.thomas
Mary Charlotte Holmes
Roxa Ann Medley Honored At Kitchen Shower
Miss Roxa Ann Medley bride elect of Tom Robison of Marfa was honored in Valentine on Nov 12 with a kitchen shower. Pink and white colors, a centered display, Here Comes the Bride notes, pink candles, and a tea kettle guest book marked the party. Hosts included Mrs E G Cox Miss Martha Ann Geathart Mrs Sam Bedell and others from Valentine, Alpine and Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcom Newton
Valentine
Roxa Ann Medley
Tom Robison
Marfa
Miss Medley
E. G. Cox
Martha Ann Geathart
Sam Bedell
M. W. Glenn Newton
Patricia Acton
Newton
Valentine Newton
Carmen Brown
Leslie Bell
Alpine
Charles C. Matthews Dies Native of Alpine
Charles Chandler Matthews 44 of Wedderburn Oregon died in November. Reared in Alpine he was the son of Mrs Nora Matthews of Alpine and served over two years in World War II. Survived by mother, two brothers Thomas of Wedderburn and Paul of Ketchikan Alaska, and sister Mrs Margaret Brown of Bangs Texas. Burial was in Wedderburn. Mrs KE Townsend left yesterday for Austin to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Chandler Matthews
Wedderburn
Ore
Alpine
Nora Matthews
Wo Brothers
Thomas
Wedderurn
Paul
Ketchikan
Alaska
Margaret Brown
Bangs
Texas
KE. E. Townsend
Dathves
Austin
TH. Davis
Mae Blocker
Pilots Hear Talk On Road Hazards In Alpine
Sat. J Ross Kemp of the Texas Department of Public Safety Midland led a safety program for the Pilot Club of Alpine at the Holland Hotel on Nov 9. He showed colored slides and discussed road hazards while guests and members from Alpine and Midland attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ross Kemp
Texas Department of Public Safety
Midland
Pilot Club of Alpine
Holland Hotel
LaNell Skinner
Texas Highway Patrol
C. Jiams
Alpine
Ber Midland
Gaughy
Mary Lynn
Legion Auxiliary Will Meet Monday in Legion Hall
The American Legion auxiliary announces a regular program meeting at 7 30 p.m. Monday November 21 in the Legion Hall. The meeting will cover the usual auxiliary activities and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Mrs Terry Sr Hosts Bridge Club Gathering
Mrs W H Terry Sr entertained the Thursday Bridge Club at her home last week. High score among members went to Mrs King Terry Sr with Mrs J Epperson winning high for guests. Consolation went to Mrs John Reininger. A salad plate was served to listed guests and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Terry Sr
King “Terry Sr
J. Epperson
John Reininger
Frank Newsom
Nell Ferguson
Estelle Martin
Is Kimballugh White
Rein Epperson
King Terry
Facts and Fallacies about foley
The text discusses how color affects diamond value, noting natural colored diamonds are rare and color can be added by modern methods or coatings. It warns against painted diamonds and advises buying from a trusted jeweler with honesty and integrity.
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DAR
Arthur Blucher
Sul Rass
Virginia Inabinet
Dan Ray
Margaret McKinney
Washington, D.C
Virginia
King Terry Jr
Mmes. Mac Ament
George W. Baines
R. A. Bow
Mrs. Briggs
Television Supply
Big City
Avalanche Office
Brewster County Hospital
Debrah Joy Buckner
Our Lady of Peace School
Lorena Buckner
Glen Reyes
Beto Reyes
Betsey Wrigi HT
Diane Ritter
Norma
Frank Bustamante
Jim Dobie
Carol Vogt
Barbara LaBell
Ronnie Killion
Kenneth Boyd
Jerry Armstrong
Jim We
Ann McBride
Alpine High
Luzy Quintana
Patsy LaBelt
Swanne Ritter
Barbara Davis
Virginia Espinosa
Pete Bromley
Sweetart
Jackie Rawls
Roy Williams
Donna Burdett
Rusty Preston
Wallace Peters
Tony Warnock
Impson
U.S. Customs Bureau
Earlene Anderau
Mr. Bromley
David Forchheimer
Chuck Stringfellow
Germany
Tom Burdett
Charles C. Matthews
Norilla's Gift Shop
Maement
Lurline Pulliam
Olza McCord
Frances Kelley
Dorothy McBride
Bleake Jack
Hallie Stillwell
Glen Harris
Anna D. Linn
Margaret A. Linn
George Dallman
Goldie “Bristol
Marjorie Graham
Mathilda Forchhheimer
Lillie Edwards
Simshine Epperson
Hamilton Sterling
E. Holland
Mrs
Foley
Shepperd Jewelers
Little House of Silver
Carrer
Les
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