Jamoree Scouts Share Jamboree Tales At DAR Lunch
Daughters of the American Revolution host a lunch at the Holland hotel for twenty nine members and eleven guests. Scouts Dick Hawkins Jr and Boyd Etheredge spoke about the Jamboree and impressions from Valley organized sites. Films on safety at home and health and happiness were shown.
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Nv. A. R
Daughters of the American Revolution
Holland Hotel
Graves Bosel
Lyles
Fe Stockton
Dick Hawkins Jr
Boyd Etheredge
Fott- Stown
Meao
Me Milam
Harry Harri
RD. Blayner
Fort Stockton
Clinton Ithey
Marathon
Brite
McCracken
Marta
Randall
Galveston
John * Fett
Stes
Berta. Lassiter
Tillingster
Alpine
Dick Hawkins
Valley . Org
Millington
Presidio
Big Bend
HW. Morelock
Milita Til
Bowes
Chaplai Anil
George Washington
Tex
Perry
Houston
Alr Dine
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Littleton
A pleasant surprise party was held Saturday morning September 30 at the home of Mrs. W. E. Williams. Four teen friends called to honor Mrs. Don C. Littleton with co-hostess Mrs. G. H. Hartst. Guests included the honoree's mother and aunt Mrs. BM Bishop and Mrs. Harry Holnhauser of Marfa. Morning coffee was served.
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BM Bishop
Stes
Harry Holnhauser
Marfa
Study Club Reports on Training Course in Alpine
The Alpine Study Club met at the Big Bend community room of the Alpine Public Library on Thursday September 21 at 3 30 pm. Hosts Mesdames Weldon Gilbreth and F Biheredge served a sandwich loaf in red autumn grapes with grape punch. Miss Flora Daugherty opened the meeting after the flag salute and prayer. New members introduced were Mrs Glenn Bales and Mrs Rus sport. The Cancer Training course, presented with help from Mrs Joel Wright and Mrs H W Moretock, was praised as the club year’s first project successful in every way. Mrs George Baines urged county petitions to fund a county hospital. Yearbooks were presented by Mrs Joel Wright, urging members to carry them forward. Miss Daugherty was selected as
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Study Club of Alpine
Big Bend
Alpine Public Library
Mesdames Weldon Gilbreth
F. Biheredge
Flora Daugherty
Glenn Bales
Rus
Oliver ‘Theophilus
Joel Wright
H.W. Moretock
George Baines
Miss Daugherty
Party Shower Given for Recent Bride Delp
A coke party and shower honored Mea Bil Delp, the bride, at Mrs. Gene Hendry’s home on September 16. About fifteen friends enjoyed games, humorous prizes, and a gift for the honoree as cokes, sandwiches, and cookies were served.
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Gene Hendry
Mea. Bil
Hen Iryx
Prizes Awarded in Club Sponsored Exhibit Here
Janice Gilbreth and Manuel Bustamente won first prizes at an El Progreso club exhibit of children's drawings. Each received $2.50. Honorable mentions went to eight others. Judges were Mrs. George Brown and Mrs. Betty C. McMillan. The club plans a yearly event and may include high school students next year. About 225 drawings were entered. Mrs Roscoe Morgan spoke on local art facilities in the Big Bend area. Sul Ross offers varied art courses, some in the evening, with credit for nominal fees. Mrs. George Brown will offer courses after October 10. NEW ARRIVALS: George Ann Foster, Anne Michaele Cox, David Brian Mose. Grandmother Mrs. R A White visiting. The Waston family returned from a two-week trip to San Antonio and Houston.
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Janice Gilbreth
Manuel Bustamente
Childre
el Proveso Club
Janice
Pred Rogers
Central School
Manuel
Betty McMillan
Centennial School
Frank Rodriguez
Olivia Frenander
Dixie McGuire
Linda Lee Elkins
Linella Edwards
Vera Mite Cavender
Ella Reshman
Isabel DeAnda
George Brown
Betty C. McMillan
el Progreso Club
Roscoe Morgan
Big Bend
Sul Ross Colle
Alpine Teacher Reports On Mineral Wells Association Meetings
Alpine educator Mrs. Wally Lou Johnson, president of the Alpine Classroom Teachers Association, attended the Texas Classroom Teachers Association conference in Mineral Wells. She relays discussions on building unity, legislative funding, certification standards, and public relations, with emphasis on sustaining the foundation program and boosting teacher morale and professional growth.
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Wally Lou Johnson
Alpine Classroom
Charles Tennyson
TSTA
Ures
Texas Classroom ‘Teachers Association
Reallze
Talley Leaves Radio Work for Health in Alpine Stay
Talley, with years of radio experience across the United States, moves to Alpine for his health. Mrs. Talley and daughter Ann plan to join him soon, settling into the mountain town as he seeks a quieter environment.
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Tion
KPRO
Talley
United States
Alpine
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Odessa
Roy Whiteside
Women's Fellowship
Christian Fellowship of the Christian Church
J. D. Holman
Melvin’ Edwards
Ray Mel
Fern Sandlin
Eagar Martin
Lucky 13
Mesdames Virgie Kimball
Annabel Harris
Lucille Clanton
Lois Earwood
Marie Shepperd
Elizabeth Winter
Margaret Barnes
Hazel Hartst
Barwood
Frank McCollum
Messrs
Glen Davis
Nox Reid
J. W. Shepperd
Paul Fort
W.I. Winter
Chellie Barnes
Barnes
Vogt
Mrs. Reid
Penney's
Penney
George Foster
George Ann
Lynn Cox
Anne Michaele
David Brian
Clifton
Mose
R.A. White
Middleton, Ohio
Cox
H. G. Watson
Harry
San Antonio
Carroll Stevens
Sen
Cross & Cross
Gilmer- Aiken
Eeran Ree
Santa Clara
Schilling
Srenen’s Pure Mustard
Sarey's
Ea al Say
Sy Lee
Lux
Ige
Swan
del Monte
Kimbell
la Ays
Tall Ting Pet Milk
Romedary
Tin
Meatoo Poultry
Peyton's
U. S
Swift
Loo
Pat
Adams’ M-System Grocery
Jim Francois
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