Local Items Show Visits and Family News Across Beeville
Mrs Paul Rogers and children of Beeville visit Mrs C G Patterson in Georgetown with other local greetings. Nay Bowles plans a trip to Corpus Christ to see his son Tom. W Y Slover improves after a light stroke. Oxona guest Mrs Rute Everett visits Sul Ross student. El Paso trip for hospital calls at Ratliff. Several locals travel for family events and hospitals. Mitchell improves at home. Billy Tom Meador reports to Naval Air Station in Jacksonville. Floyd M Stephens achieves staff sergeant at Perrin Field. White plans move to Port Arthur with Big Bend Motor Co sale to T A Beard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Meador
W. T
Billy Tom
U.S. Naval Air Station
Jacksonville
Fla
Anja Wilson
Anja Wilson Jr
Jim P. Wilson
John Groves
Floyd M. Stephens
C. C. Stephens
Alpine
Army Air; Forces
Perrin
8. P. White
Port Arthur
White
Big Bend Motor Co
T. A. Beard
Standard of
Rotary News Report on Race, War and Education
Father Zaronton delivers a program address arguing white supremacy and unity against Japan and China in the Pacific war. He claims the yellow race cannot mix with whites and warns of Japanese propaganda. He asserts Europe cannot sustain German domination and urges Allies to destroy ideas threatening religion and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marta
Teny Exon
Shericuna
Sonny Contry
Patter
Viren
Sar Eases
Sten F
Michel
Wes Tatean
Foxd
Soba Ns Regen
Ea Nos
Zaronton
Zarantin
Europe
Alpine Marriages and Obituary Notes Highlight Local Moves
The Alpine column recounts the life of a local man who moved with his family from St Davis to Alpine in 1908, worked as a pumper for the 8. P. railroad, then for Santa Fe at Grand Canyon, and returned a year ago from Las Cruces. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church with interment at Elm Green Cemetery. Survivors include his widow and six children. Also noted are officers candidate Billy Fishel’s visit en route to Camp Lee, and brief updates on David, Mrs. Davidson, and local racing trips in Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Davis
Edna Hatch
E. H. Hatch
Marathon
8. P
Santa Fe
Grand Canyon
Arizone
Las Cruces
New Mexico
The
Vivianns
Baptist Church
R. L. Wittner
J. J. F. Tharp
Elm Green Cemetery
Livingston Funeral Home
E L. Frazer
Howard Johnson
M. A. Webb
RU M. Harvey
ER. Cox
Gene Cowell
Lila Korts
Merv Harold Dye
N. M
Roy Mediey
Dallas
N.E Boyd
el Paso
David
Betty Holloway
Alpine
Schoc. Set
B.C
Billy Fishel
Charles Fisher
Phoenix
Ariz
Camp Lee
Billy
Quartermaster Department
Frank Davidson
Bureau 0 Animal Industry
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
St. Louis
Davidson
Chandler
Phillip
ROOM FOR SALE OR TRADE AND LOCAL NOTES
ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE OR trade. See P. T. Ross, watchman. CARPENTER WANTS SMALL contract jobs or repair work. See or call B. F. Scott, OK Tire shop, West Holland Ave, phone 140. LOST-BILL FOLD containing currency and papers of value only to owner. Finder please return to Joe Demmy, Camp Brewster 1. If YOU WANT DIRT HAULED for your garden or lawn, see J. C. Walker, Alpine Disposal Service, phone 258. We also do moving. Scotty writes that he is feeling better but doctors keep watch. We’ve missed Scotty and hope he returns to Rotary, chamber of commerce, and other groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
B. F. Scott
OK Tire Shop
West Holland Ave
Joe Demmy
Camp
Brewster
J. C. Walker
Alpine Disposal Service
D. N. Scott
Land
Chamber of Commerces
Fort Davis PTA Hosts School Program In Library
The Fort Davis Parent-Teacher Association presented an in school program in the high school library. The agenda included Interscholastic League activities, a War Effort in the School panel discussion, and topics on attitudes protection salvage nutrition and aeronautics. Speakers included Miss Irma Lee Batey Dr KC Coleman S M Melton Joe L Mathews Charles H Tennyson Mrs W T Knight and Mrs Monkhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Davis
P-T-A
Irma Lee Batey
EB. Cole
SM. Melton
Mitta
KC. Coleman
S. M. Melton
Joe L
Mathews
Monkhouse
Charles H. Tennyson
Aeronautics
W. T. Knight
Appeal for more workers at the Red Cross sewing room
Alpine's Red Cross chapter seeks volunteers as sewing and knitting expand for war aid. With under a hundred active members, the group reports 150 pounds of yarn knitted into garments, 180 infant booters sewn, 1240 buttonholes made, 200 girls' blouses in progress, and 400 comfort kits forthcoming. Publicity chair encourages learning to sew, meeting locals, and joining weekday sessions from nine to five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Ecru
Alpine
Funeral rites held for Mrs. W. F. White in Mineral Wells
Funeral services for Mrs. W. F. White age 69 formerly of Alpine were conducted in Mineral Wells last Thursday with Dr. W M Turner pastor First Baptist officiating and the Eastern Star chapter handling cemetery rites. A Texas native she lived in Alpine for years before moving to Mineral Wells about eleven years ago and was a Baptist and Eastern Star member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. White
Alpine
Mineral Wells
W. M. Turner
First Baptist Church
Eastern Star Chapter
The
Baptist Church
East
Alpine Juniors sweep Marfa Yearlings in two contests
On Martin Field in Marfa the Alpine Junior Yellow Jackets defeated the Marfa Yearling Shorthorns in two weight classes. The 85-pounders won 20 to 7 and the 108-pounders prevailed 37 to 0. About 30 Alpine lads traveled, and some 250 spectators observed crisp October conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Field
Marfa
Alpine
Inh
Yellow Jackets
Yellow Jacket
Wil
No other competition possible due to war conditions
The two teams may exchange times again as no other competition will be possible due to condiiene renting from the warcP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condiiene
Yates Daughter Dies at 12 in Lubbock
Rita Caroline Yates, 12, daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Yates of Lubbock and former Alpine residents, died in Lubbock early Wednesday. Funeral services were held there with interment to follow. Survived by parents and two sisters Barbara 14 and Dorothy 10. War bonds and stamps urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Caroline
J. E. Yates
Lubbock
Alpine
Gaughy
Barbara
Doothy
Fire chief vents rage over Goebbels beer stance
From a printed office rant in wartime, Caney the fire chief rails that Goebbels aims to curb beer for soldiers to punish morale. He argues the Nazis attack what fuels the army’s spirit and rights, insisting the truth lies in enemy pressure. Ed joins the heated exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goebbelt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paul Rogers
Beeville
C. 2. Rogers
C. G. Patterson
Georgetown
C. E. Paterson
J. N. Buckner
San Antonio
John Grove
Nay Bowles
Tom
St Corpus Christ
W. Y. Slover
Rute Everett
Ozona
Sul Ross College
Lutie Britt
J. C. Coleman
Mr Ratlitt
T. F. Skevington
George Skevington
Skevington
XC. Mitchell
Roy Akers
Don True
Odalia Bowman
Fred Williams
Wagoner, Okla
L. M. Bridges
Floydada
H.W. Morelock
G. P. Smith Grove
R. J Ratliff
Ratlif
W. B. Baker
Brownwood
Maude Molland
N.M. Clifford
John Sealy Hospite
Galveston
Laura Bless
R. P. Amend
Janie Bless
Fort Worth
Amend
Memphis
Tenn
Hussband
Mayor Air School
Rotary News
Alpine Mar
W. M. Terry
Terry Jr
Albuquerque
Fuqua Younger
Dumas
W. H. Terry Jr
Krenek
Safeway
S. L. Stone
Duplex Apt
Storey-Whiteside Lbr. Co
Springs
Dresser
Dave Sublett
City Drug Store
Fay Hamilton
Rudolph Krenek
Carroll Vaughn
Ward School
Pete Crawford
Plymouth
Furn
Grandview Courts
Alto Lodge
P. T. Ross
Alpine Cemetery
Georgia Stroud Dallman
Granada Theatre
Wm. Tracy
Joe Sawyer
Attre No
Sons of the Pioneers
Roy Rogers
Gabby Hayes
Fhi Koh
Dr. Gillespie
Lionel Barrymore
Phillip Dorn
Ray Milland
Shapter
the Red Cross
Penery
Crockett Laboratories CO
Tess
Alpine Wool & Mohair CO
Em Star
Leo O. White
Ft. Stockton
L. J. White
Bryan
Shirley
Yates
Australia
England
North Africa
War Production Board
Texas
WPB
Ndition
Joe Marsh
Eo Caney
Goebbels
Patie
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