Societies at Sul Ross and El Progreso Clubs Merge Lore
Society notes recount a Sul Ross College event where Miss Alice Cowan led a Pan-American quiz and reviewed The Passionate Warrior by T R Ybarra, with a guest list of Mrs W S Winter and others. A Progreso Study Club tea featured Mrs W J Newell presenting on mispronounced words, with members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evapuire Corafich
A.uw
Sul Ross College
Alice Cowan
T. R. Ybarra
Simon Bolivar
Cow
Meer
McCollum
el Progreso
W. J. Newell
Mesdames Morgan
Burgess
West
Logan
Hatch
Lockhart
Ritter
Bennett
Winter
Mathews
Newell
Corkran
Woodmen Circle meets at Alpine Grove No. 671
The Alpine Grove No. 671 Woodmen Circle met at guardian Thelma Williams home with co hostesses Oma Doole and Fern Garrett. Members voted to send 5 to the Woodmen Circle Home in Sherman Texas 2 to the Red Cross and 82 to Jacqueline ard in the W C Home. Next meeting set for Dec 16 at 4 o clock with Fern Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Grove
Woodmen Circle
The
Guardian
Thelma Williams
Oma Doole
Sherman
Texas
Red Cross
Jacqueline ‘Ard
W. C
Fern Garrett
Mesdames Metta Williams
Jane Burling
Baptist WMS Meeting and Local Social Notices
The Onis Vineyard circle of the Baptist W M S met Tuesday at the church for Mission study with Mrs. E R Cox presiding. Lois McIntyre led from If Two Agree. Ed Davidson hosted a turkey dinner for his son E H Davidson before departing for Cairo Ill with the Coast Guard. Others attended were Frank Davidson Huggins Harris Pennington Cotter Kimball Burgess Wood and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onis Vineyard Circle of the Baptist
W. M.S
Church For Mission Study
E. R. Cox
Lois McIntyre
Jack Davis
F. P. Reeder
R. W. McKinley
J. G. Fain
Doyle Perdue
M. P. Slover
R. L. Wittner
Ora Harvey
Ed Davidson
E. H. Davidson
Cairo
Ill
Coast Guard
Frank Davidson
H. Huggins
Iraan
L. D. Harris
Jones Pennington
del Rio
James Cotter
C. F. Kimball
J. E. Burgess
C. D. Wood
Presbyterian Council Meets For Pioneer Dinner Plans
Presbyterian women gathered at Mrs. Walter Garnett home Tuesday with co host Mrs. T C Selvig. Attendees included Coleman Elliott Garnett Gard Lockhart LaBett Meriwether Morelock Rogers Selvig Sperry Wood Peters in absence of president Mrs Kunze Mrs Wood led devotion and a free will offering replaced the Christmas bazaar plans for a pioneer country dinner during Golden Anniversary week chaired by O E Sperry Foods. Light refreshments followed. Wally Davis bridge group met Wednesday afternoon. cinnamon rolls coffee served. Attendees included Truman Hatch Corkran Weston Votaw Logan Ritter Gilbert Braswell with prizes to Gilbert Votaw and Logan. Jo Ann Carlton birthday party held for four year old at aunt Mrs Sublett home. lawn games guided by cousins Davida May Elinor Sublett Gail Barrow. Guests received toy soldiers sailors marines. birthday cake and ice cream served to listed children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne Presbyterian Women's Council
Walter Garnett
T. C. Selvig
Mesdames Coleman
Elliott
Garnett
Gard
O. E. Sperry
Wally Davis
Bridge Club
Mesdames Truman Hatch
C. M. Corkran
Forrest Weston
Reginald Votaw
Jimmy Logan
Dan Ritter
Elton’ Gilbert
J. H. Braswell
JO Ann Carlton
Don Carlton
D. P. Sublett
Jo Ann
Davida May
Elinor Sublett
Gail Barrow
Mary Ella Vanney
Janeth West
Georgia Lee Morgan
Marilyn Kay Morgan
Ann Clanton
Loulynn
Memorial Service Held For Late R J Bailiff at College
Memorial services honored Jerry Ratliff a longtime Alpine educator. Dr C Coleman praised his magnetic personality and service. Sul Ross students and alumni recalled his guidance. The Sul Ross chorus sang Cast Thy Burden on the Lord as the service closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Kat Itt
Alpine
R. L. Willner
Morelock
Mr. Ratliff
Big Bend
M.P. Slover
Jean Bole
Dr.c. Coleman
Mr. Ritt
Sul Ross
Dr. Casey
Linc Ale Cowan
Sub-Postoffice Opens at the Flying School
The Advanced Flying School opens its own postoffice at the field as a substation of the Marta postoffice under the direction of Lt A C Armbruster. The new facility began operations this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advanced Flying School
A. C. Armbruster
Marta
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
We express heartfelt appreciation for the kindnesses and comforting sympathy shown to us after our bereavement. Gratefully, Mrs Virgil Williams and the Fulcher Williams families.
Garden Club wraps up year with talks and plans
October 23 1942 garden club meeting at J C Colemans featured Dr Omer Sperry on Trees and Their Care and a large pansy order. Mrs Morelock hosted November 13 with Christmas party plans. Mrs Cartwright spoke on Rock Gardens and Mrs Gilley on sweet pea culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
J. C. Colemans
Omer Sperry
Sul Ross College
H. W. Morelock
P. V. Cartwright
Rock Gardens
C A. Gilley
M. Gilley
Burcham
The
Avalanche
Why Study Spanish Aims to Shape Attitudes and Language Learning
An long discussion argues for teaching Spanish in U S schools to deepen understanding of language roots and culture. It highlights similarities between Spanish and English, historical influence in the Southwest, and the role of schools in fostering public sympathy with Spanish speaking nations to the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chaucer
Southwest
North America
Pacific Coast
Florida
Colorado
Nevada
California
Texas
Munter Injured In Hunting Accident At San Angelo
D. L. Buelow of San Angelo fell during a hunt and broke a leg. He was brought to the local hospital this week and his condition is listed as satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munter
D. L. Buelow
San Angelo
Armbruster Named Special Service Officer At Flying School
Lieut Anthony C Armbruster assumed duties as special service officer at the Advanced Flying School under Col Gerald Hoyle. He comes from Minter Field near Bakersfield and formerly managed a Bakersfield hotel. He will oversee morale programs post theater library and entertainment and coordinate Army Institute correspondence courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony C. Armbruster
Advanced Flying School
Gerald Hoyle
Armbruster
Minter Field
Bakerfield
Cal
Bakersfield
L Armbruster
Army Institute
Army
Lt. Armbruster
Fire Prevention Poster Contest Announced Across Texas
AUSTIN The annual statewide fire prevention poster contest for Texas school students was announced today by Marvin Hal State Fire Insurance commission e. Cash awards, contributed by Cravens Dar gan and company Houston, will go to the winners. Seven awards will be made in each of the following divisions high school Junior high intermediate and primary. The contest closes May 1 for entries submitted to the Fire Insurance department for judging. The chestnut blight is the most virulent and destructive disease of forest trees ever recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Marvin Hal
of Cravens, Dargan and Company
Houston
Fire Insurance Department
Wisconsin Has Not Returned Confederate Flags
KEEPS FLAG Wisconsin is the only northern state which has not returned to the south all confederate flags captured during the civil war. Flags from South Carolina, Mississippi Arkansas, Missouri, Virginia and North Carolina companies are included in the state collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
South Carolina
Mississippi
Arkansas
Missouri
Virginia
North Carolina
Missionary Mrs Culpepper to Speak at Baptist Church
Mrs Charles Culpepper Southern Baptist missionary to China will speak at the Baptist Church tonight at 7 30. The public is invited to hear her. All that stands between us and that time is the coming winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Culpepper
Southern Baptist
China
The
Baptist Church
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W. E. Lockhart
R. C. Mitchell
K. A. Schloemer
E. C. Coleman
Ray McGrew
G. W. Baines
Knox Reid
W. E. Kuteschbach
Alan Fraser
J. E. Caine
Misses Alice Cowan
Marie Bennett
Stather Elliott
Myrtle White‘side
Louise Nelson
Onunciation
Baptist Wms
Argonaut
Pacific
Starns
Vane Mie
Presbyterian Council
Penthouse
Ler
R. J. Bailiff
Virgil Williams
Lieut
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Cynthia
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