Spaldings to Leave for Study Butte Home
Grand friends announce Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Spalding depart for a new home in Study Butte in a few days. Dick Worth of Rice Stix Wholesale Dry Goods in St Louis spent Tuesday in Marathon and is a longtime acquaintance of Marfa and Alpine residents from years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Spalding
Study Butte
Dick Worth
Rice-Stix Wholesale Dry Goods
St. Loui
Marathon
Marfa
Alpine
Honoring the Spaldings at a Farewell Social
An autumn farewell reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Arnold honored Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Spalding as they depart the city. The event featured brown and orange decor, salted nuts, codified gift prizes, a turkey supper, and high and low award gifts for guests. Attending were local residents and friends, including the Spaldings, Burns, Ritcheys, Buttrills, McCoy, and McIntyres, with many others noted.
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Spaldings
A. W. Arnold
A. W. Spalding
Fair City
Mrs. Spalding
Spalding
Burns
L. Ritchey
F. Ritchey
Buttrill
McCoy
B. Clark
V. McIntyre
J. A. ‘McGonagill
Alpine
Todd
Collins
Young
Davis
Dascomb
Stillwell
French firm relocates to Spruce building on tracks
The French company moves its general merchandise business from the old stand on the th side of the track to the Spruce building recently occupied, transferring operations to the new location to serve customers.
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The
Spruce
Marathon Co Moves French Co To New Larger Store
The Marathon company closed its old French Co store after twenty five years and moved to a larger site in the southern part of the county. The old building will become a warehouse while the business secures better space. Mr Lloyd Wade of Sierra Blanca spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs W J Burnam.
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Marathon Co
Tutte
Marathon
French Co
Lloyd Wade
Sierra Blanca
W. 7
Burnam
Sunday School Class 18 Entertained at Worthington Home
The Girls Sunday School class of Miss Martha Gore enjoyed a Tuesday afternoon gathering at Mrs. G. W. Worthington’s home with festive decorations, contests, and a salad course. Attendees included Louise Crawford Mary, Katherine and Virgins Young, Bernice Carter, Travis Stewart, Alice Bell Rice, Alice Tankersley, Mary Meeks, Margaret Fuller, Jean Martin, Julia Lockhauer, Miss Gore, Lydia Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Taylor, and Mutle daughter. The Young People’s Union met Sunday with seven new members. program featured songs Jesus, Savior, Pilot Me and More About Jesus, prayers, devotional readings, piano solo, talks on Heavenly Father’s Wisdom and Help, with Rev. Franklin of Dal. The gathering closed with a benediction.
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Martha Gore
G. W. Worthington
Louise Crawfo Mary
Katherine
Virgins Young
Bernice Carter
Travis Stewart
Alice Bell Rice
Alice Tankersley
Mary Meeks
Margaret Fuller
Jean Martin
Julia Lockhausen
Miss Gore
Lydia Crawford
Young People's Union
Jesus
Mr. Dickon
Wirt McCoy
Bernice Carer
Louise Crawford
George
Wil
Miss Ore
Rev
Franklin of
Dal
Franklin
Jeanne Marti
Sul Ross Student Miss Britt Plans May Play Day
On Education Week Wednesday at 3 PM Miss Britt of Sul Ross College spoke to high school girls about Play Day to be sponsored by Sul Ross College girls. The event will be held in May featuring swimming contests volleyball potato races balancing basketball tennis and other sports with plans for folk activities.
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Britt
Miss Britt
Sul Ross College
Dances at Dusk and P T A Speech on Girls Athletics
The article notes dances planned to occur at dusk and records a 4 o'clock presentation by Mise Britt to the P T A on athletics for girls, attributed to Mary Young.
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Mise Britt
P.T. A
Mary Young
First and Second Grades Present The Three Wishes Play
As part of Education Week the first and second grades staged a play titled The Three Wishes. Jasper Rex-Toad played the old woman and Billie Sansom portrayed the good fairy who grants wishes the children wasted. Mrs. McGinley assisted.
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India
Jasper Rex- Toad
Billie Sansom
Mrs. McGinley
Health Play Brings Armistice Day Chapel and Lessons
Hancock school held a morning assembly on Armistice Day with songs and a speech by Mr. Hopper. An illness prevention themed play featured Genevieve and a health fairy, performed by fifth and sixth graders. The program emphasized equal opportunity in America.
Fourth Grade Chapel Enchants Farmation Week Plays The Enchanted Door
Kenneth McCoy as Young America leads a fourth grade chapel program during Farmation Week. Spirits represented by Charles Coleman Venita Young Frances Hargus Orewe Roberts inspire the students to read good books, with performances by Donnie Parker Lonnie Parker Julia Nail Edward Bardnelly Woodrow Mason Lloyd Carter and Odie Roberts in period roles.
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Eddie Oo
Genevieve
Alice Tankersley
Health Fairy
Leona Starr
Joyce Green
Jesse Sharp
Cadie Stillwell
Bill Hargus Earry
Melba Pettit
Florence Coleman
Frances Meeks
Julia Nall
Helen Ruth Jackson
Jack Drago
Nimcott
Kenneth McCoy
Young America
Spirite
Charles Coleman
Venita Young
Frances Hargus Orewe Roberts
Father Thine
Stanley Henderson
Mother Space
Catherine Arnold
Donnie Parker
la Nell Sansom
Jack Shely
Lonnie Parker
Cheshire Cat
Julia Nail
Heldi
Edward Bardnell
Robin Hood
Woodrow Mason
Captain Hook
Lloyd Carter
Robinson Crusoe
Odie Roberts
Joyce
Seniors Elect Sponsor At Student Meet
On November 12 the senior class met in the auditorium to elect a sponsor. DB M Hopper was chosen sponsor. Plans include socials and a senior play in winter. Louise Crawford proposed planting trees and Ram Seys Austin Nursery advertised for catalog.
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DB. M. Hopper
Louise Crawford
First Visit in Forty Years Delights Fort Davis Men
A. G Prade of Fort Davie visited Hope New Mexico with his elder brother G Prade for a few days. They, along with his sons, run a ranch near Fort Davis. The New Mexico visitor had not seen relatives in this area for 35 to 40 years and noted many local changes since leaving.
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A. G Prade
Fort Davie
Hope
New Mexico
G. Prade
Ide
Prude
Fort Davis
Town Men Through Hime on Way to Mexico
Three McCamey men visited Ojinaga Mexico on Saturday and planned to travel into Chihuahua state for a deer and bear hunt. They said the Mexican army commander at Ojinaga would pilot them. A El Paso group would join at the border for the hunt. The McCamey party included
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Hime
Mexico
McCamey
Ojinaga
Presldio
Chihuahua
el Paso
McCamey business men tied to railroad cigarette brand
A fragment references McCamey figures Riser, Gilkerson, HM, BW and Dr Bekner in a vague note about a railroad matter and a cigarette brand. The unreadable OCR leaves core facts unclear, with no verifiable events, dates, or outcomes to confirm.
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Riser
3 Tei-County Record
McCamey
Gilkerson
F Hayes
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Miguel Schodts
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Nicolas Salmon
Telestaro Chavarria
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Afarela Rodriguez
Josefina Sal
A. B. Aniranch
Mineral Wells
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Davis Mountain
R. W. Bourland
S. R. Vail
J. W. Franklin
Oak Cliff Baptist Church
Dallas
Ray O'Neal
Baldwin Piano Company of
P. J. French
Rev. Franklin
Dragon
Unday
Ben Taylor
Mutle
San Angelo
America
Hopper
Hopper Tden
Hancock
Chapel
Pratt & Lambert
Holland Avenue
Federal Tires
Alpine Motor Co
Ramsey
Austin Nursery
Austin
Mill Landing
Ives
Allen
Sandifer
Sandifer’s Grocery
Odell Brothers General Contracting and Building
Alpine Lumber Co
Dr. Bekner
Dozier Real Estate Co
Dorr
Alarathon
Teme
Olfis
Ador
Alpine Jewelry CO
East Holland Ave
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