Local and Personal Notes From Marathon Area
A long list of community movements and visits over Thanksgiving week includes Little Miss Thelma Margaret Clark from Sweetwater staying with her parents at the Holland hotel, Alpine Lumber manager Charles Treadwell spending the holiday with family in Marathon, and many locals visiting or hosting relatives. Notables include Miss Louise Noble teaching at Sanderson, Ms. D.N. Seat and Mr. Seatt attending football, and several teachers and residents traveling to El Paso, Brown Mills, and Carlsbad for concerts, conventions, or homecomings, with a focus on church events and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Thelma Margaret Clark
Sweetwater
Mrs
Harry Clark
Holland Hotel
Louise Noble
Sanderson
Wetlon
Mr. Carnes
Schreiner Romps In Openers Amid Fumbles and Lobo Feats
The Schreiner team dominates early play as sweaters and punt strategy test the defense. In a cautious start the Lobos press for a break, with a nut recovered near Schreiner’s 20 yard line signaling the evolving high school game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Schreiner
Lobos Battle Schreiner In Scoring Climb
The Lobos trail 6-4 at halftime and rally with long runs and passes as Sung Ross battles Schreiner. Young shines as Sul Ross scores on two long gains, while Schreiner’s defense breaks through repeatedly in a tense finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vitchy Young
Lobo
Sul Ross
Young
Sun
Schreiner
Skevington Opens Alpine Super Service Station Notice
TF Skevington announces relocation to the Alpine Super Service station at the corner of Fifth and College avenue after December 2. He invites friends and former customers to visit and expresses appreciation for patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twisn
Fifth and
College Avenue
TF. Skevington
Bridge Party Honoring Mrs Chatman of El Paso
Mrs George Chatman of El Paso honored at a bridge party hosted by Mr and Mrs Hubert Knox on Eighth Street and Avenue A Mex. Calvin St Clair won high scores for both ladies and men, guest Mr Wwe received a gift, and pumpkin pie plus coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Chatman
el Paso
Hubert Knox
Eighthtreet
Avenue A. Mex
Calvin St. Clair
Calvin
Wwe
Geo. Chatman
Mises Dorothy Ligon
Florence Bymark
Georgia Benson
Mears
R. G. Clay
Joe Benson
Mmes
Douglas McMurry
7. R. Moody
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Charles Treadwell
Alpine Lumber Company
Marathon
Haron Spark
Episcopal Church
Pot
HI Paso
Mize
D.N. Seat
Mathon
J. F Seatt
Eh Lana Otton
Schrelner Seven
Noland
Jakn
Temple
Mondai
John Blevins Shuler
Fuqua “Duck
Sanderson Ii Wehout
Stellar Labotain
Duck
Mine Yula Mighell
Samuel H. Neton
Bob Rose
Whea
Ron
Alpine
Mis
Gol
Ron Sehrenner Wanerk
Brown
Mills Janie Bless
San Antonio
Mrs. George
Mon
Mra
Troxie Daugherty of
HF. Burns
Iepm. Te
Robert Jones
Harlingen
CA. Brown
Ie Ane
Lafit
Sapien
Mr. J. Fe
River Ranch
To White
Myles
Marin
Mina
Mandhe Cotter
Dalton
Frank Anderson
A. Brown
Alfred Neil Brown
Carlsbad
Ronwell
Red Nell
John F. Robinson
Robinson
Val Verde County
Sanderson Woolommission Company
Paul Wort
The
Saunders
Allie Bunyan
Shafter
D. Runyan
Mia Runyan
Davis Mountain Federation
Mia. D
Barker
Campbell
San Saba
Alex McGonagill
Sut Rowsetrelen
Mrs. J. B.C
Una Joy
Scopal Church
Dee. Ted
RS. Casner
Wink
EV. Casner
Jing
Sehreiner
Hame
Toe Tatan Uh Sires
J. E. Burgess Havine
Miss Laura Harris
John Fortner
Col
Marta
Ketar
Ile
Chreiner
Edwards Cash Market
Clarence Saunders
Highway Service Station, Inc
Jimmie Reed
Westy Heevisek
Ce Gome
Woking
Coring
Fullom
Lobos
Anna Pandolfo
Dorothy Perkins
Hassen Company
East Holland Avenue
West
Texas
Old Mission Cafe
Pturing W
Barton
Fifth Street
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