Oyster Look divides fashion minds says Beaton
Cecil Beaton told Los Angeles reporters that the Oyster Look is pale dewy and feminine while he prefers sun bronzed tones. He also dismissed the annual Ten Best Dressed List calling it boring and praised creators who dress themselves with little money.
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Cecil Beaton
Los Angeles
Mr. Beaton
Fovargue
Chisos Mining Co
Mentor Ave
Painesville
Ohio
Franklin H. Fovargue
Perry
Marie B. Ward
San Angelo
Lillian
Spookie) Moore
Brooke General Hospital
San Antonio
Eddie
Hasta la Vista
Rumage Sale At Assembly of God In Church Building
The WMC of the Assembly of God Church will hold a rummage sale all day Saturday in the building next to the Gulf Servicenter.
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WMC
The
Assembly of God Church
DAR Sees Slides On Tamassee School
The Big Bend chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Alpine presented a slide program about the Tamassee School in Tamassee South Carolina. The talk highlighted local poverty and education and included a DAR Good Citizen award to Dora Castillo of Alpine High School.
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Big Bend
Daughters of the American Revolution of
Alpine
DAR
Tamas
S.C
South Carolina
National Defense
George W. Baines
United States
Kate Duncan Smith
DAR School
Alabama
King Terry Jr
Dora Castillo
Tenny
Sul Ross College
Hugh Dal-lmar
Newty Mathews
Susan Easterwood
Charlie Wallis
Leona Hector
Fort Davis
Frank Wedin
Marathon
Mmes. Baines
R. A. Bow
Mae Ament
Dall Iman
Mathews
Wallis
Miss Easterwood
Alpine Garden Club Meeting Highlights at Weyerts Home
The Alpine Garden Club met last Friday at Mrs. F. E. Weyerts home. Co hosting were Mrs. Perry Johnson and Mrs. Minnie Holman. Fourteen members were served cake and coffee. Co. Taylor showcased several fine inns that were greatly enjoyed and gratefully received.
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Alpine Garden Club
F. E. Weyerts
Pilot Club of Alpine hears lecture on Iran education
The Pilot Club of Alpine met at the Holland Hotel on November 11 for a noon program. Guest speaker Betty Bidel of Teheran discussed education in Iran, with Judith Dirks introducing her. LaNelle Skinner observed Veterans Day by reading In Flanders Field.
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Pilot Club of Alpine
Holland Hotel
Judith Dirks
Betty Bidel
Teheran
Iran
LaNelle Skinner
Flanders Field
Edith Hopson
Kitty Ivey
Mary Ellen Kimball
Avora Owens
Phyllis Connor
Lois Bounds
Electa Wade
Goldie Bristol
Anna D. Linn
Lauren
Mr Bailey Mulls 89th Congress for AAUW Meeting
Raymond Bailey of the Sul Ross Speech Department spoke to the American Association of University Women in the First Presbyterian Church hospitality room on November 12. He summarized unresolved issues and listed Medicare for the aged, the Appalachian bill, truth in lending and packaging, new immigration laws, the Becker amendment, reapportionment, and presidential succession. Hostesses served coffee and dessert as Mrs. R. T. Moore presided.
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Raymond Bailey
Sul Ross
American Association of University Women
First Presbyterian Church
Bailey
Joel Wright
A. W. Rau
Princes Phillips
E. K. Beanland
Anna _D. Linn
John W. Gillett
R. T. Moore
Baptist WMS Circle Meets in Mrs Spence Home
The morning Baptist WMS circle met at Mrs Ray Spence's home on Tuesday November 17. Mrs Spence served cream coffee and tea to circle members and the chairman led a brief business session with reports. The group plans a covered dish luncheon next Tuesday with a review of Frontiers of Advance and a Thanksgiving basket drive for the church.
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Circle of the Baptist
WMS
Ray Spence
Frontiers of Advance
Irish
King Terry Sr and family depart by air for Florida
Mr and Mrs King Terry Sr and Mrs Terry's mother Mrs S E Bunton left by plane for Sarasota Florida. They will be gone several weeks.
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Alpine
Tex
King Terry Sr
Terry
S. E. Bunton
Sarasota Fla
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Tamasse
Cage
Arie
Mr. Bailey
AAUW
Baptist Wms Circle
Order of the Bath
City Drug Store
R. A. Bow, Ph.d
Jack Bow, B.S
Formfit Rogers
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