Timely topics discussed at Alpine study club meeting
The Alpine Study club met Thursday afternoon November 15 in the Presbyterian Hospitality room with 26 members present. Officers and committees were announced, funds for the Elizabeth Kenny Foundation were authorized, and plans were made to host the Eighth District Federation meeting in April. The program included talks on the United Nations Security Council and related bodies, a Mendelssohn music segment, and a forthcoming Alpine Music club event.
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Presbyterian Hospitality Room
H. E. Gates
W. M. Meador
Fred Williams
J. M. Alderson
G. W. Baines
Cally
Alpine
R. M. Hawkins
Elizabeth Kenny
Marathon Study Club
Alpine Study Club
Marathon Club
Federal War ‘Committee
Annie Kate Ferguson
W. E. Dunfan
Dumbartor
Oaks
C. D. Wood
General Assembly
Security Council
H. W. Morelock
Duncan
Court ‘of Justice
Secretariat
Social and Economic Council
Gene Parr
Felix Mendelssohn
Alpine Music Club
Presbyterian Church
Music Club
Mesdames
Graves Bogel
Bill Winter
Bill Friesen
Presbyterian Woman’s Council Hostess At Morelock Home
Mrs H W Morelock hosted the Presbyterian Woman’s Council meeting Tuesday afternoon at her home. Mrs J S Hord presided in the president’s absence, and a voluntary offering was taken to support the Latin American Community Center. Hord led the program on World Citizenship, calling on L Forchheimer to present two chapters from a new Dr. Herman Morse book These Moving Times. Guests included Mrs G W Baines and Mrs Greenleaf Fisk, with members Mesdames La Beff Engle Gard Hord Wood Selvig Seidenstricker Garnett Rogers Forchheimer Parker Morelock and Miss Litchfield.
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Woman's Council
H.W. Morelock
Ess
Presbyterian Woman’ Council
J. S. Hord
D. R. el- Watt
Herman Morse
G. W. Baines
Bridge Party Honors Mrs. Barnes Guests and Winners
Mrs Shellie Barnes hosted a Wednesday Bridge club at her home with chrysanthemum decor. Guests included Mesdames John Clanton George Kempen G H Harfst L D Harris J C Epperson Bill Winter and members Mesdames W D Burcham J E Casner J E Hord 3 W Shepperd C D Wood Vernon McIntyre Prizes: high for members Mrs McIntyre high for guests Mrs Clanton and dingo prize to Mrs Harfst.
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Shellie Barnes
John Clanton
George Kempen
G. H. Harfst
L. D. Harris
J.C. Epperson
Bill Winter
W. D. Burcham
J. E. Casner
J. E. Hord
3. W. Shepperd
C. D. Wood
Vernon McIntyre
McIntyre
Clanton
Harfst
ESTs Pay Off In Vocational Guidance For Workers
The program guided workers toward tested skills, with 98 percent acceptance. When Japan fell and layoffs followed, the firm cited local job openings matching listed qualifications to place workers.
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Japan
War Bond Value Chart Confusion in OCR Text
Fragmentary OCR reads about value growth of War Bonds and Series E bonds. Mentions a chart showing percentage values and United States references, but details are garbled and unclear.
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Irs
United States
Badge of Honor for honorable discharges in armed forces
North Carolina leads the nation in active cotton spindles while state treasuries divert funds that should support Texas highways. A claim describes the largest motor in the world, 144 feet long and 16 feet wide, able to lift a destroyer at 200 feet per minute.
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North Carolina
United States
State Treasuries
Texas Treasury
Texas
Latin American Community Center Opens After Delays
The Latin American Community Center opened after two and a half months of building improvements including a new roof floors windows plastering paint job an added store room and rest room A kindergarten for five year olds in the morning and a Girl Scout program sewing classes crafts recreation and reading in the afternoon will run with details depending on turnout The center has cost about $2000 with growing donations from Mexicans and others A clothes sale resumes today at the Center with volunteers helping and the board meeting set for November 29 at 7:30 PM at the Center Reporter Buy Victory Bonds.
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Della Espinoza
Texas Officers To Check Out of State Car Licenses
Texas officers launch enforcement to ensure residents properly register automobiles. Colonel Homer Garrison Jr states many Texans use out of state plates to save money, with significant revenue implications and immediate action across the state.
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Texas
Austin
Texa
Homer Garrison, Jr
Texas Department of Public Safety
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