Alpine Girl Dorothy Coppedge Weds in Oklahoma City
Miss Dorothy Coppedge daughter of Mrs A L King Alpine married William H Kimmons of Oklahoma City Sunday Oct 6 at 3 pm in Wesley Methodist Church Oklahoma City Rev Willis Germany officiated. Bride wore aqua suit with bronze chrysanthemum bouquet. reception followed at the Mills home with about 50 guests. The couple will reside in Oklahoma City after a Carlsbad honeymoon. Strong out of town guests include Mrs A L King Alpine and A L Coppedge Shawnee.
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Oklahoma City
Dorothy Coppedge
A. L. King
William H. Kimmons
Wesley Methodist Church
Willis Germany
Betty Baker
A. I. Coppedge
Shawnee
Oklo
Earl Coolbaugh
Hill Business College
Okla
Herbert Coppedge
Alpine Study Club Votes Change in Status
The Alpine Study Club, founded as a Self Culture Club in 1910, voted to adopt the Federation program and form nine department committees. Thursday’s meeting in the Presbyterian Hospitality Room, presided by Mrs. G. W. Baines, featured a brisk business program and a piano solo by Charlotte Slight.
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Paul Propst
Study Club
Alpine
Alpine Study Club
Presbyterian Hospitality Room
G. W. Baines
Charlotte Slight
Birthday Party for Mrs Reid Hosted by Knox Reid
Knox Reid entertained guests Monday evening for his wife’s birthday with a Mexican supper at the Green Cafe. Afterward they gathered at the Reid home for bridge with guests Shellie Barnes, Bill Winter, Fritz Weyerts, Joe Burgess, and Mab McCool. High score prize went to Joe Burgess and Bill Winter won the bingo prize.
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Knox Reid
Green Cafe
Reid
Bridge Present
Messrs
El Progreso Club Holds October Regular Meeting
El Progreso club met in the Presbyterian hospitality room on Friday October 4 introducing three new members Mesdames M S Pittman A J Gard and Chalmers Broadfoot A Library Project program was presented by Mesdames Pierce Pate Whitted and Braswell Creigh and Edwin McCollum served pies and coffee to 28 members and two guests according to the Reporter.
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el Progreso Club
Presbyterian Hospitality Room
Mesdames M
Pittman
A. J. Gard
Chalmers Broadfoot
Mesdames Pierce
Pate
Whitted
Braswell
Mesdames Creigh
Edwin ‘McCollum
Birthday Party Given for Herbert Eb ers Pruett
Mrs. Pruet and Mrs. Walter Graet honored Herbert Eb ers Pruett on his 12th birthday with a party on Oct. 2 at Mrs. Graet's home. Friends attended, games were played, and a decorated table held cake and refreshments.
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Ticky
Marcella Shepperd
Ray Hudson
Ackie
Mary Roberts
Tho U Carroll
Jackie Hagland
Ackie Brown
Tally-ho Club Hosts Dish Lunch With Prizes
Mrs Wally Davis acted as hostess for the Tally-ho club gathering on Thursday with several members and guests in attendance. Prizes were awarded with Mrs LaBeff taking high and Mrs Barnesday second, while a covered dish lunch was served. Three invited guests included Mrs Bill Allen, M Frank Newsom and Mrs C E, among others.
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Wally Davis
Dan Ritx
Jimmy Logan
James Kemp
Ian Hatch
G. H. Harfst
Spartan
C. M. Corkran
Johnny Well
Sheilie Barnes
LaBeff
Barn
Esday
Eran
Bill Allen
M. Frank Newsom
C. E
Fall work opens at LA Community Center notes
The Fall work of the Center opens with a large rise in participation across activities. The facility overflows with children from morning till closing, and a rummage and supplies for crafts, woodworking, and class needs are sought. Volunteers and new sponsors are welcomed, with several women assisting in Kindergarten and Girls Scouts programs.
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Mesdames Braswell
Dod
R. G. Eliott
Ward
Girls Scouts
Mesdames
Ray LaBett
Win
Aurelio Olazada
Mary Martin
Paul Rochelle
Pilot Club
Mise Electa Wade
G. P. Smith
F. Gieson
Mein
George Koury
H.W. Morelock
E. Gates
Shower for Ernestine Acton at weekend gathering
Mrs Virgil Brown and Mrs M W Acton hosted a shower for Ernestine Acton last Saturday with about 50 guests. Music by Mrs Ernest Acton and others, orange and white dahlias on lace table, orange punch and cookies served, with thanks to Mrs Chambers and Mrs Hargus for roses and dahlias.
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Virgil Brown
M. W. Acton
Ernestine Acton
Ernestine
Ernest Acton
Luther Anderson
Jack Walsh
Bettigene Slover
Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Acton
Rotary News from Marfa Meeting and Local Safety Talk
The Marfa Rotary meeting saw 14 absentees as visiting Rotarians from New Jersey Florida and local members gathered for forecasts of a productive next Tuesday session. Firpo Towns and George Rushing spoke on Alpine safety and traffic discipline urging caution in school zones and driver awareness while noting local statistics and civic concerns.
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Marfa
Bill Manf
Old Jr
New Jersey
Jack Kelly Jr
Houston Smith
Bop Warner
Elmer Hoadley
Tarpon Springs
Fla
Charles Richeleau
Guerts
Cas Edwards
Don Littleton
Paul Mayer
Chalmers Broadfoot
R. W. Locher
Worth Fra
Milton ‘Smith
Sire
State Department of Public Safety
G. B. Crawford
Eva Chaffin
Brewster County
State of Texas
Clyde Garrison
J. L. Ketley
de Hinckley
Carlos Donn
Harry Bierachwale
Lon
A. J. Bierachwale
Opening Service At New Zion Church In Alpine
Opening service announces a new Zion church at corner 11th St and Ave B Friday Oct 18 at 7 30 PM presided by Rev RC Gunstream of Albuquerque and District Superintendent for New Mexico. Alpine residents invited. Three day session with three services daily and special music. Also includes unrelated notices on inflation, traffic signals and Nevada census figures.
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Nazarene
11Th St
Ave. B
RC. Gunstream
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Alpine
Star-Journal T
Geo
Pearl
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