Officers Elect Legion Auxiliary at Hut Meeting
At a meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: president Pugh, treasurer Elvie Williams, chaplain Cora Fulcher. Committee chairs include A. E. Owens on Membership and Legislation, Edith Hopson on Americanism, M. F. Merrell as Historian, Ervie Williams as Finance, Edna H. Maxey on Publicity, Howard Hamilton on Rehabilitation and Child Welfare, Mary Bess Hamilton on Fidac, Peters on Junior Membership, and E. W. Boudreaux on Poppy. A tea towel shower for the Hut kitchen is set for the next regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Elvie Williams
Cora Fulcher
A. E. Owens
Howard Hamilton
Edith Hopson
M. F. Merrell
Ervie Williams
Birthday celebration for Clara Mae Bogel with hobos theme
Mrs Graves Bogel hosted a hobo party on the lawn for Clara Mae Bogel's birthday. Games and a treasure hunt led to ghost stories with sodas and hamburgers. Best hobos prizes went to Robert Winkler and Celia Ann Smith. guests included Graham Bogel and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves Bogel
Clara Mae Bogel
Robert Winkler
Celia Ann Smith
Graham Bogel
Patricia Allen
Ruby June Burneham
Dorothy Coleman
Duane van F
Baptist W M S Circles Report Meeting At Three Homes
The Ann Hasseltine Judson circle met at Mrs. Jack Davis home with seven members and one visitor. Effie Roe Maddox circle gathered at Mrs. Howard Johnsons with eight members and guest Mrs. E M Fulmer of Idabel. Onis Vineyard circle met at Mrs. Van Binion residence with eight members. roll revised and recruiting urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Hasseltine Judson
the Baptist
Jack Davis
Effie Roe Maddox
Howard Johnson
E. M. Fulmer
Idabel
Okla
Onis Vineyard
Pleasant meeting of the Forty two club held
A pleasant meeting of the Forty two club occurred Friday at Mrs. A B Sandifer’s home hosted by her and Mrs. G B Crawford A refreshment plate followed the game for members and invited guests including Gene Parr John D Young G W Martin P W Cartwright and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Sandifer
G. B. Crawford
E. C. Coleman
C. D. Wood
J. E. Casner
T. F. Skevington
J. P. Swatzell
Miss Stather Elliott
Bridge Club Hosts First Dinner at New Home
Mr and Mrs Bernal Slight welcomed Lucky Thirteen club members to a dinner in their newly acquired home. High scores went to Mrs Harris for the ladies and Edgar Martin for the men. Delta Slam members later visited Marathon guest Mrs Waller Diggs for a dove supper with Miss Eva Chaffin as high score in contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernal Slight
Lucky Thirteen Night Club
I-Delta Slam
Marathon
Waller Diggs
Eva Chaffin
Miss Chaffin
Lois McIintyre
Lucky Thirteen
Mesdames
Edgar Martin
W. H. Terry Jr
John D. Young
L. D. Harris
Zeb Decie
Gene Benson
Vernon McIntyre
Arta Mae Schroeder
Gay Meriwether
J. W. Shepperd
John Newell
Clay Holland
Ernest Mollison
Alpine church reports strong year of growth and giving
The Alpine Baptist Church presents a positive annual report with a net enrollment gain of 72 after adding 127 new members for the year ending September 30. Mission and benevolent giving totaled $1,677.57 of $5,975.15 overall, while the Sunday school reached 278 enrolled in seven departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epee
Ams of
Alpine
Ols
Freen
M. M. Fulmer
Alpine Church
Alpine Baptist Church
J. A. Herring
Graded Training Union
Woman's Missionary Union
Iraan
J. A. Kidd
E. R. Cox
A. J. Calloway
Mesdames Chas. Chambers
Josie Bennett
J. G. Fain
Claude Holman
Lem Taylor
Cox
Chambers
Alpine Man's Nephew Joins Canadian Army
S. J. McSpadden reports that his grand nephew John R. McSpadden Jr of Ontario Canada has enlisted in the king's army and sails to England. John R. McSpadden Sr operates a traveling carnival touring Canada each summer and wintering in Florida. The McSpadden family spent several weeks here last winter visiting their uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. McSpadden
John R. McSpadden Jr
Ontario
Canada
King’s Army
England
Brewster County Sheriff Sale Notice and Barstow Meeting
The notice describes property levied by Brewster County Sheriff for sale to Lillian F. Manning with sale at the Brewster County Courthouse. It also reports Fort Stockton chosen as the El Paso presbytery youth conference site and Sierra Blanca’s updated water system with new pumps. Fire Prevention Week runs Oct 8–14 urging cooperation.
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Rai
T.C . Co
T. C. Ry. Co
G. C
S. F
S. F. Ry
N. R
W. A. Green
Louisa Court
John T. Dance
Mrs. E. A. Autrey
W. C. Slade
Lucinda M. Price
C. T. Cockburn
Mrs. E. L. Walker
J. F. Robertson
T. C. Ry
Lillian F. Manning
Aanee Taylor
Brewster County
Texas
Pink Phelps
Fort Stockton
The
el Paso
Brazil Missionary Returns For Visit
Miss Onis Vineyard Baptist missionary to Brazil arrives home Sunday morning to visit her parents Mr and Mrs O J Vineyard after five years in Pernambuco Brazil and one year furlough. She graduated Sul Ross College and was active in Alpine church circles. A Suspected oil company superintendent near I Ierman fined $100 and costs for pollution of the Pecos River via waste pits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Onis Vineyard
Brazil
O. J. Vineyard
Miss Vineyard
Foreign Mission Service
Pernambuco
New Orleans
Sul Ross College
Alpine
Iiraan
Pecos River
Increase In Hours And Wages For NYA Workers Announced
AUSTIN Sept 30 The NYA Texas administrator J C Kellam announced a substantial rise in work hours and wages for NYA project employees. The change affects 14 000 workers with payroll periods starting in October and adds an expected 4 000 youths over the next 60 days raising total to 18 000. Monthly wages rise about 2.00 dollars or sixteen percent, while longer hours aim to improve chances for private employment through NYA work experience and training. Kellam said needy youths in low income families will benefit as a result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
National Youth Administration Project
Texas
NYA
J. C. Kellam
Kellam
Youth Without Family Eligibility for Certification
A youth with no family connections may qualify for certification under the current eligibility rules. The text implies that lacking family ties does not bar the applicant from being considered for certification.
Upper Marlboro Man Charged After Arm Injury Incident
Roy Vermillion of Upper Marlboro Maryland was charged with pulling off John Slaughter's artificial arm and breaking his good arm with it in a violent assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Vermillion
Upper Marlboro, Md
John Slughter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Legion Auxiliary
Bridge Clubs
Percy Wallace
Doris Chaffin
Mesdames Davied Kokernot
Ced Anthony
John Clanton
Sam Nelson
O’ Clubs
F. L. McCollum
J. E. Burgess
Billy West
Paul Vogt
L. E. Attwood
Milon Smith
Shellie Barnes
Newell
Attwood
Mrs. Burgess
Car Edwards
Mesdames Zeb Decie
Anja Wilson Jr
Homer Graham
Lois McIntyre
B. E. Caldwell
J. S. Hord
College Ave
Courthouse Bridge
Sierra Blanca
del Rio
Mary Pancoast
West Ave. B
Central Ward School
Tri-State Equipment Company
PECOS
Clara Caffery
Pancoast Art Studio
Candlewick
Cross & Cross
E. Holland Ave
Crawford - Baines Agency
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