Ladies Aid and Wo mans' Missionary Society of Alpine
The Alpine Women’s Society began as Ladies Aid in 1892, later becoming the Wo man’s Missionary Society and then the Woman’s Society of Christian Service after 1939. The group built funds, supported parsonage needs, financed the church, and aided missions locally and abroad, with activities ranging from dinners and bazars to selling cookbooks and supporting the USO during WW II.
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First Women’s Society
Ladies Aid
R. B. Slight
Womans’ Society
Missionary Society
Alpine
J. S. Jackson
Burnham
Taylor
Jackson
Hayward
Treas
Hancock
Powe
Lackey
Bunyan
Moran
Iva Guthrie
Lucy
Florence Powe
Cora
Minnie Cockrell
Ella
Edna Hatch
Minnie Nations
Josie
Lou Darling
Ella Chastain
Hornbeck
Lois Powe
Maude Hancock
Thos. Anglin
J. F. Hayward
Home Mission Society
Womans’ Missionary Society
Missionary Council
Woman’ Society of Christian Service
Woman's
W.S.C.S
Annie Lackey
Mary Martha
Alma Littrell
Sul Ross College
San Antonio
Lions’ Club
Annie Lackey Circle
Mary Marthas
Bro. Foulks
Bro. Allison
G. W. Baines
New Mexico
United Council of Church Women
Russian War Relief Committee
Mattie Anderson
Scarritt Training School
Monta McFaddin
Brazil
Martha Shelby
India
Delia Runyan
J. H. Derrick
W. van Sickle
A. T. Winder
W. B. Hancock
Miss Moran
Mesdames Thos. Burnham
E. F. Goodson
B. M. Hines
Lillie Williams
W. E. Anderson
J. D. May
J. P. Parker
R. A. Whiteside
Ray Williams
P. V. Cartwright
Glen Burgess
W. A. Daugherty
T. A. Beard
D. A. Hilton
Clifton Moss
Mesdames Derrick
Winder
van Sickle
Anderson
Cartwright
Methodist Choir History From 1910 Notes and Leaders
Old church records reveal 1910 choir leadership by Mrs. Dean and Mrs. Derrick, with organ replaced by piano around 1914. Frances Mitchell directed later, followed by Ira Bowles and Delbert Bowles, then 1940 director Mrs. W. S. Winter. Numerous pianists and singers named. ongoing efforts to document all contributors.
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Roy A. Whiteside
The
Methodist Church
R. B. Slight
Mr. Whiteside
T. M. Newton
Ong
J. H. Derrick
Louie Starns
Hancock
Dantzler
Bess Newton
Mary Sanford
Gillett
WSCS
Chisholm
Ruth Anderson
Jack Hill
Skevington
Ethel Skevington
Hestes
Marguerite Scales
Mary Bess Hamilton
Paul Vogt
Austin Dillon
Frances Mitchell
Slight
Jim Nichols
Dean
Ludwig
Place
Cian
Brother Redman
Our Church
Leonard Maxey
Sul Ross College
Maxey
Ford
Westminster Choir School
Ira Bowles
Westminister
Delbert Bowles
W. S. Winter
Baylor University
Alpine
Miss Sweet
Mrs. Martin
Grace Funk
Jo Ella Funk
Dorothy Derrick
John Gentry
Evelyn Whiteside
Ruel Warnock
Marie Wahlers
R. A. Whiteside
Tape supplies listed at The Avalanche store
Large rolls of 1 inch cellophane tape and kraft gummed tape are available. Dispensers for 1 inch and 1 1-2 inch tape in 2 inch widths are sold at The Avalanche alongside index cards and files.
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Avalanche
First Methodist Church Marks 7th Anniversary
The First Methodist Church celebrates its seventh anniversary with a special service and community gathering. Church leaders vow to continue outreach programs and worship activities in the coming year.
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the First Baptist Church
of Alpine
First Methodist Church
Alma Faye Davis
Anne Wilson
Elizabeth Vogt
NASA M. Clifford
John Hayslip
Georgia Lee Morgan
Jerry Forbes
Tommy McPherson
Dexter Thomas
Jeanette Childers
Marianna Key
Totsy Richardson
Ray Bradford
Mary Lou Hargus
Joan Wilson
Betty Dillon
Marcella Shepperd
Jimmy Owens
Carol Teplicek
Jimmy Matlock
Margaret Key
June Koch
Bob Dillon
Letha Alice Owens
Evelyn Matlock
Marcia Broadfoot
Mary Jo Bowden
First National Bank