Marathon Mrs. Roy Stillwell BTA Opening Meeting
The Marathon PTA held its first meeting of the year on September 11 in the school auditorium. New president Mrs Hal Sansom presided and officers were named including Matt Stewart as Membership chair and Mrs C G Matthews as Program chair. A social hour followed with cookies for 40 members.
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B.T.A
Marathon
P.T.A
Hal Sansom
Matt Stewart
C. G. Matthews
Jake Hargus
Frank Wedin
Montgomery
Geo i
Missionary Meeting and Community Notices
The joint Missionary society met at Mrs. G. W. Wor’s home to discuss Money and Tithing with papers and scripture readings. Following events list numerous residents traveling to San Antonio Los Angeles La Pryor and Hot Springs as well as new job and birth announcements and livestock shipments on September 27 including sheep to Standard and Ryan and calves to Marfa.
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Joint Missionary Society
G. W. Woron “Money
Frank Wedin
Ded Herring
Otto Lochausen
Allie Davis
Ed Todd
Earl Young
H. E. Carrell
G. W. Worthington
Deb Herring
Otto Lachausen
Guy Crawford
Press Chambers
Alice Adams
Alice Davis
California
Alpine
Combs Cattle Co
Marfa
Yair
Standard
Ryan
Scout Pack 7 formed as den mothers sought in Central Ward
Last Saturday a 9:30 a.m. Cub Scout meeting at Central Ward school organized Cub Pack No. 7 with Milton Smith as Cubmaster. Dens were formed led by Mrs. Edgar Martin and Mrs. Cole man with aides, and Jeff Farley will assist. A second meeting is planned for tomorrow. Troop 44 and Troop 41 committees met to appoint assistant scoutmasters and expand the scouting program, while a temporary troop committee formed for the Big Bend district expansion. Mexican scouts plan future meetings with Louis Bruno and John Sotelo at 7:30 p.m. at the Catholic school. Dink Wardlaw reports about 15 carloads of lambs for his ranch north of town. L. L. Hess and sonLeonard return to San Antonio.
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Central Ward
Milton Smith
Edward Copeland
Harry de Lashmutt
Edgar Martin
Coleman
Dick Cross
L. E. Bell
Jeff Farley
Alpine
Dr. Casey
Carl Williams
Fred Williams
R. M. Bankhead
Rotary Club
Charles Livingston
W. J. Smith
E. O. Phillips
R. A. Whiteside
Rev. McGrew
John Walk
Methodist Church
Marathon
Bill Ellis
A. R. Davis
W. Diggs
C. C. Miller
Tom Yarbro
Francis Roberts
H. E. Carroll
Big Bend
Louis Bruno
John Sotelo
C. Casey
Big Bend Baptists Set Fort Stockton Meeting Next Week
Alpine Baptist churches plan to attend the inaugural Big Bend Baptist association meeting in Fort Stockton next Tuesday and Wednesday. Rev. M. M. Fulmer notes good mission work, strong finances, and active Bible schools as reports and addresses are presented led by speakers including Rev. H. O. Malone and Rev. Edward Townsend.
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Fort Stockton
Big Bend
Texas Baptists
Treasury
Stockton
H. O. Malone
Marfa
Edward Townsend
Davis
Robert Cooke Buckner
Dallas
Buckner Orphan's Home
J. A. Kidd
Alpine
John Abbott
W. N. Wright
ICP&L Employees Who Enter Army to Have Jobs Held
Corpus Christi report states Central Power and Light will return employees who enter military service to their jobs. Lon C. Hill, president, announced in a formal statement of the company regarding war service protections for workers.
September Is Light Month For New Cars
September vehicle registrations were the lightest of the year with nine entries. The total for year stood at 133, listing owners and makes from Alpine including T. L. Hutson Ford sedan John Stowell Chevrolet sedan W H Kokernot Chevrolet sedan and others such as John F Lane Buick sedan E C Coleman Chrysler sedan Alan Fraser Buick coupe Martha V Ezell Buick coupe Mrs J W Gilmer Chevrolet sedan Meriwether Richardson Chevrolet pickup.
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T. L. Hutson
Alpine
John Stowell
W. H. Kokernot
Chevrolet
John F. Lane
Buick
E. C. Coleman
Chrysler
Alan Fraser
Martha V. Ezell
J. W. Gilmer
Meriwether & Richardson
Blondes in Britain Discover Khaki Is Not Their Color
In London the article notes blondes are shifting fashion as khaki clashes with blonde hair. It states soldiers prefer brunettes or chestnuts or pink hues, making pink fashion rise as khaki and blonde do not mix well.
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Britain
London
Eng
Pink tint boosts hair fashion among women in uniform
A West End hair stylist of note claims the new pink tint is rapidly popular with women in uniform. He notes uniforms influence hair fashions as the tint grows in use across service attire.
Central Power and Light Pledges Jobs for Service Members
CP and L President Hill assures 1200 South Texas employees that if called to military service they will have a job after discharge. He emphasizes maintaining efficiency and filling ranks to support the nation’s defense program while safeguarding each worker’s position. The pledge guides daily company operations.
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Central Power and Light
Hill
South
Texas
Utilities executive pledges to absorb new taxes
A utilities executive told customers the company will absorb all new taxes tied to the defense program for as long as possible. He cited the ongoing federal tax increase on electric energy and a rise in the cap as examples of the levies the firm plans to shoulder.
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Utilities Executive
Fragmentary note on federal income tax changes
A partial OCR fragment mentions increased attention to federal income tax. It references potential policy shifts and fiscal considerations without detailing specific measures or dates.
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Mrs
Roy Stillwell
Missionary Meeting
la Pryor
Archie Miller
John Yarbro
Los Angeles
Calif
Beula Birchmore
Ed Decie
Zetha Hicks
Hot Springs, New Mexico
Rubye Green
Presidio
Mrs. R. W. Wadsworth
el Paso
Fannie Harris
M. H. Jones
Morgan City
Geo. Wayne Shely
J. W. Shely
Dubber
Chas. Shely
Terry Shely
Janie Krebaum
San Antonio
F. T. Leary
Tommy
Jimmie
San Angelo
Helen Friend
Monticello
Ark
Bob Bourland
Caye
Birmingham
Ala
Mrs. L. C. Ritchey
Hot Springs
Waller Diggs
J. A. McGonagill
Jim Worthington
Boy Scout News
Dink Wardlaw
L. L. Hess
Leonard
Satuday
Icp&l
First National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Dees Eerone
Terese
Storey Whiteside Lumber Co
EU. Paio, Texas
Conoco
Conoco Station Company
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