Whiteside Larson Rites Held in Santa Rosa
Miss Elsie Larson daughter of Mrs G W Quigley San Francisco to John Richard Whiteside Ensign USNR son of Mr and Mrs R A Whiteside married October 6 at First Methodist Church Santa Rosa Chaplain Jesse Lyons officiated The couple left for a honeymoon in the California Redwoods Mrs Quigley wore a blue suit and corsage The bride wore aqua wool with white orchid corsage and pink ostrich plume hat The groom's ring came from the late Mrs J W Ferguson grandmother of the groom Mr and Mrs Quigley entertained the party at Santa Rosa hotel after the ceremony John Richard Whiteside is Alpine bred and Navy commissioned awaiting transfer after the trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine
Elsie Larson
G. W. Quigley
San Francisco
John Richard Whiteside
Ensign
USNR
R. A. Whiteside
First Methodist Church of
Santa Rosa
Calif
Jesse Lyons
Everett Foster
Foster
J W. Ferguson
Richard Larson
Stuart Carruth
Quigley
Santa Rosa Hotel
California Red‘woods
Oakland
Victor Equipment Co
Pacific Coast
John Richard
Alpine High
Sul Ross College
Navy
Woman's Council Meeting at Christian Church
The Woman's Council met with Mrs Ida Chastain Tuesday at 3 30 PM. After a business session led by president Mrs Weyerts, reading on Stewardship of the Home was given by Mrs Pickering. Miss Sue Williams led the lesson with engaging remarks. readings were by Mrs Weyerts and Mrs Propst. Refreshments followed for guests and members including Mrs J W Rixton, Mrs Will Evans, Mrs F P Reeder, Mrs Bob Wyatt, and numerous members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Ida Chastain
Weyerts
Pickering
Sue Williams
Propst
J. W. Rixton
Will Evans
FP. Reeder
Bob Wyatt
Mesdames Casner
Jackson
Seybert
Williams
Bridge Club Hosts Weekly Meeting With Guests
Mrs J W Sheppera welcomed members of the Wednesday Bridge club this week and hosted guests from Houston and local circles. Attending were Mrs M C Butler, Mrs McCarter, Mrs Bill Winter, Mrs Otis Kimball, Mrs King Terry, and Mrs Edgar Martin, along with Mesdames Barnes, Bur cham Burgess, Casner, Creigh, Newell, Newsom, Frazer, Parr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Sheppera
M. C. Butler
Houston
McCarter
Bill Winter
Otis Kimball
King Terry
Edgar Martin
Mesdames Barnes
Burcham Burgess
Casner
Creigh
Newell
Bedses Bless New Son Walter Banks Eeds
Mr and Mrs R A Beds announce the birth of a son Walter Banks Eeds born October 2 at a Fort Stockton hospital. The baby weighed 6.4 pounds. The Eeds family are visiting in Maracaibo Venezuela with her parents Mr and Mrs J S Carter where he is employed in the oil industry.
Local Social Notes Busy with Guests and Travel
Local items list Mrs. M. C. Butler of Houston visiting Mrs. John Newell and several others heading to Austin Dallas Fort Worth and St. Paul for visits with relatives daughters weddings and job changes. Edward Johnson Copeland of El Paso works police. families from Los Angeles Big Spring Alpine and San Antonio appear in notices. two antelope bucks harvested on a ranch hunt. Mae Behrens of Alpine referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Johnson
Copeland
el Paso
Edward
el Pa
Raymond Krause
C. B. Woodward
San Antonio
Otis Kimball
Krause
Elise Behrens
Alpine
USO Club News Highlights Service Men Events
The USO club reported a lively week with a Saturday dance attended by 372 people, including 293 service members, and a Sunday turnout of 15 439 with 350 service men. The doors opened at 9 30 am Tuesday to serve 184 service men before 1 pm amid train delays. Volunteers and events include a bridge class by Miss Bennett, a planned dance at the USO, and a group gathering at Little Mexico cafe followed by bridge at the Shepperd home. High prizes were won by Mrs Barnes and Mrs Burgess for members, and Mrs Winter for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Us.o
A. M. Turney
Nellie Litchfield
Shellie Barnes
B. F. Berkeley
Fred, Rogers
George Kempen
JW. Shepperd
J. C. Epperson
Alpine Bucks Face Clint Lions Tomorrow Night at 7 45
Alpine High bucks prepare for their first win of the season facing Clint High at Jackson Field tomorrow night at 7 45. In the season opener, the Bucks played Fabens to a scoreless tie at Fabens Friday September 2 with a return match set for September 26. Coach W Robbins says the Bucks, though inexperienced, show promise as they develop into a strong team. Starting Fabens lineup included Glynn Uranga Billy Bell Joe Ramirez Ed Yard Wittner Ernest Teague Billy Caldwell Don Jobes Hi Harfst Jesse Wyatt Meriden Garner Charley Cowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine High School Bucks
Clint High School Lions
Jackson Field
Bucks
Fabens Wildcats
Fabens
Wildcats
W. Robbins
Glynn Uranga
Billy Bell
Joe Ramirez
Edyard Wittner
Ernest Teague
Billy Caldwell
Don Jobes
Hi. Harfst
Jesse Wyatt
Meriden Garner
Charley Cowell
Alpine Echoes Weather Woes and Town Hints
A lighthearted Alpine column notes sunny breaks amid wet spells and many mud holes in city streets. It mentions a rumored new theatre in the Mojave building, calls for improved pictures, and reflects on intolerance as a global evil. The piece also covers trainloads of Louie’s passengers, local safety signs, and the forthcoming Athletic Association in Sul Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine
Mojave
College and town girls invited for Sunday hostess event
College girls as well as town girls are expected to be present. The Catholic and Episcopal rates will be hostesses next Sunday. Any ladies wishing to serve as hostesses will please notify Mrs. Epperson, phone 31 U. S., or 94-2. We will appreciate your co-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epperson
U. S
Lions Return to Ample Grounds with Planned Events
Ex Lion Forrest Weston attended with Lion C W Davis as Lions Club resumes normal activities. Wally Davis is installed as president, replacing Joe Toombs who moved to Marfa. A committee was formed to publicize a dance on Oct 20 and to promote Clare Tree Majors plays for Alpine students and locals. Joe Toombs rehearsed a football themed speech for Marfa club Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Forrest Weston
Lion C. W. Davis
Wally Davis
Lion Joe Toombs
Marfa
Crow, Kerby
James Kemp
Pt.a
PATA
Lion Joe ‘Toombs
Rotary News Adds Three Members to 55 Club Milestone
The Rotary Club welcomed John Carrico Frank Specht and Ren Berkeley as three new members. Visiting Rotarian Alton Hughes of Pecos and honorary member Ross Maxwell of Big Bend attended. Dick Hawkins praised Alpine visitors and the Boosters Club aim. The club discussed supporting intercollegiate athletics and facilities funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carrico
Frank Specht
Ren. F. Berkeley
Alton Hughes
Merce
Pecos
Ross Maxwell
Big Bend National Park
Firpo” Townsend
W. G. Fielder
Lloyd Bloodworth
Dick Hawkins
Boosters
Sul Ross
Chamber of Commerce
Hawkins
Range Pow Wow Report From West Texas Towns
W T Henderson and son Bill in Alpine and Tornillo farm operations in El Paso valley. McMurry near Temple visits Marfa ranch with 16 sections grazing and a windmill water system. Al Kinsey from Presidio notes Orient railroad diesel coach between Oshaga and Chihuahua cutting seven hours travel. Alonzo Hord of Motor Inn marfa shop says Marfa lake gains water to 12 feet deep at dam, 440 acres flooded when full, fish survive with rains expected next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Henderson
Bill
Alpine
el Paso
Tornillo
Mr.Henderson
R. A. McMurry
Temple
Marfa
Mac
Mack
al Kinsey
Presidio
Orient Railroad
Ojishaga
Chihuahua
Alonzo Hord
Motor Inn
Ma. Venine Shop
Alonzo
Government bonds urged to curb inflation through surplus rash investment
A brief note recommends households invest surplus cash in government bonds as a measure to reduce inflationary pressure and stabilize the economy.
Subscriptions Denied Without Written Parson Request
The notice states no renewals may be sent to APO addresses without a written request from the parson indicating the paper should be sent. It emphasizes that the request must specify the recipient and address for delivery.
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Ant
Cooperation Pays at Lincoln Electric Co
Lincoln Electric Co of Cleveland distributes annual awards averaging 6000 to 8000 dollars among its 1500 employees for suggestions that improve operations. The piece notes that small friction and wear in machines can be reduced by regular tightening of bolts nuts and screws. It mentions cash in government bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Ellectric Co
Cleveland
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Whiteside-Larson
Woman's Council
John Newell
C. B. Casey
Austin
G. A. Kunze
St. Paul, Minn
Matt Smith
Dallas and
Fort Worth
Wright Hospital
C. E. McCool
Falfurrias
Louise Bennett
P. D. Coulson
J. W. Westbrook
Los Angeles
Weke
Sam Thomas
Fort Stockton
Thomas
City Drug Store
G. Hannaford
Big Spring
Malone Hill
John Washington
E. Wilson Myers
Margie Lewis
Miami
Fla
Atlanta, Ga
Myers
District Office
The
Immigration Service
California
Ensign John Richard Whiteside
USO Club News
Alpine Bucks
Clint Lions
Texas
East Texas
Calcutta
Berlin
Tokyo
Louie
Charley Livingston
Raymond Garnett
Seventh Street Crossing
Athletic Association
Rotary News
M. A. Webb
Pyere
Purina
Alpine Feed CO
Lee Smith
Postottice
Folker Fabrics
Cross & Cross
Doctor OF Motors
Raybeston
Walker
Delco Remy Ignition
Borg. Warner Clutch
Thompson
Lincoln
Iyatt
Doctor of Motors Headquarters
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