Birthday Party Honors Julia Lockhsen On 12th Birthday
A surprise party hosted by Mrs Otto Lockhausen and Miss Marie Simpson celebrated Julia Lockhsen’s 12th birthday Monday evening. Games included a guessing contest won by Tommy Rackley for girls and William Starr for boys, with Francis Hargus netting the booby prize.
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Otto Lockhausen
Marie Simpson
Julia Locksen
Tommy Rackley
William Starr
Francis Har
Gus
Lewis Granger
North Pole
Cattle Trades Linked in Regional Stock Move
R A Serna bought 500 head of stock cattle from W D Boreham Tuesday and sold to W D Grubb of Port Davis. Albert Chambers sold a car of cows to R A Serna. J E Leo sold a carload of cows and yearlings to R A Serna. LL Hess and R W Arnold of the Highland Hereford Association shipped calves to Tilmots for Highland Hereford sale.
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R.A. Serna
W. D. Boreham
W. D. Grubb
Port Davis
Albert Chambers
San Antonio
J. E. Leo
LL. Hess
R. W. Arnold
Highland Hereford Association
Bridge Club And Mexican Women Organize Local Gatherings
Mrs. W. T. Burnam presided over a Westess Bridge Club session with Mrs. Francis Leary achieving high score and Mrs. R. W. Arnold placing low. A salad course followed. In club news, Mexican Women formed a PT A group with Senora Pedro Vatenau as president and Mr H Wright as vice secretary treasurer. Mrs. A C Spalding returned from El Paso after Federated meeting and plans to stay.
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Bridge Club
W. T. Burnam
Westess
Francis Leary
R. W. Arnold Low
Senora
Pedro. Vatenau
H. Wright
Senora Juan Sal
Pec
A. C. Spalding
el Paso
Federated
Be Mra
Spalding
Sul Ross Summer School Enrollment Forecast
College officials predict Sul Ross summer school enrollment will reach between 700 and 1,000 students. The Alpine climate and mountain setting attract more attendees each year as cottages and dormitories expand to accommodate an expected housing surge, with past enrollments over 500.
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Sul Ro
Jeane
Kor Ts
Alpine
Imate
Sul Ross
Anna D. Linn
Davta
Sal Ross
Enat
Davis Mountains
Advances in Auto Progress Recalled by Dealer
A dealer recalls changes over the years from prewar tree lined days to 1928 model sedans. He contrasts linen dusters and lengthy car checks with modern ease, noting the shift from squeaks and rattles to smoother automotives and the rise of new technology. The piece cites Mr. O M Shaw of Marathon as Chandler representative for Brewster County.
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Chandler
Perkins Law Offices Move to Courthouse Temporarily
The law offices of Col John Perkins were moved this week to the courthouse as the ground floor of the Holland Hotel building undergoes remodeling. The former State Highway Department district office quarters are now occupied by Perkins amid preparations for new quarters. Local social notes mention a birthday dinner for Frances and lists attendees Julia Lockhausen, Martha, Elnor, Neal Ahlman, Lewis Gran ger, and Buster Yarbro. Marathon news includes the ALG Barnes circus in Marfa and travel notes from J J Roberts. Abs J 8 Hardwick visits El Paso, Mrs C W Harbin arrives from Dobbin to visit her parents, and news of Mrs Earl Green’s death in San Antonio. The Marathon community extends sympathy to the bereaved.
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Holland
Lana
John Perkins
State Highway Department
Perkins
Frances
Julia Lockhausen
Martha
Elnor
Neal Ahlman
Lewis Granger
Buster Yarbro
Panthers Rally Past Sub-College In Rough Scrimmage
Fort Stockton Panthers defeat Sub-College 1-2 at home after a hard fought game. Panther quarterback sprinted 60 yards for a touchdown as penalties from both sides marked the contest. Crowd support from Al-Sul Rows skyline noted.
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Fort Stockton Panthers
Holt
Thesesime
Stockton
tcConnelly
Panthers
Cub
Panram
Treanout
Al+ —Sul
County Commissioners Brief Session Held
The county commission met for a short period Monday morning under Judge James A. Burke. The body adjourned to its next regular meeting scheduled for next month.
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James A. Burke
National Lumber Ad Slogan Contest Draws 100000 Replies
Howell of Howell Lumber, representing the National Lumber Manufacturers Association, says Washington headquarters reports 100000 people have responded to the national advertisement for a 15000 dollar slogan contest. The timber industry seeks the best motto with several prizes offered.
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Howell
Howell Lumber
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
Washington
Prize Contest Details With Various State Awards
Prizes include fifty state and territorial awards of 100 dollars each. Also the fourth option is divided into four six dollar wards. Anyone can obtain all necessary entry information by reading the interesting items.
The Story of Wood contest rules and blanks note
The story describes contest rules and application blanks for The Story of Wood. It mentions plant content including tree and samples and states that extra blanks are obtainable at the Howell Lumber Company office.
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Howell Lamher Company
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Lryda Crawford
Sarah Bell Bascom
Frances Hargus
Marley Stillwell
Travis Stewart
Eleanor Ahiman
Maurice
J. W. Speer
Harold Bas
Dozier Real Estate Co
Dozier
Marathon
Texas
Eddie
Sandifer’s Grocery
Alpine Jewelry Co. Holland Hotel
Ab. A. Gholson
Alpine Drug Store
Goodrich Tires
RED Ball
Milam
Prop
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O.K
Casner Motor Company
Perkins Law Offices
ALG. Barnes Circus
Marfa
J. J. Roberts
Abs. J
Hardwick
C. W. Harbin
Dobbin, Texas
A. Ahlman
Sungen
Earl Green
San Anto
OUNTY
National Assn
Nunn
Bush
Coandler
Alpine Steam Laundry
Alpine Mercantile