Prominent Club Figure Visits Big Bend Area
Mrs. Lt. Wardlaw of Ft. Worth, chairman for the education campaign on a proposed Big Bend national park, visited the Wilsons ranch for the weekend. She toured St. Helena canyon and nearby sites and planned a cavalcade of prominent women to support the park project. Mrs. Wardlaw appointed Mrs. Radgar Witte of Waco and Mrs. H. W. Morelock of Alpine to coordinate trip details.
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Lt. Wardlaw
Ft. Worth
Turrentine
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Big Bend Ional Park
Homer Wilson
Wardlaw
St. Helena Canyon
Boquillas
CCC
Blue Creek Canyon
Laguna
Boot Spring
South Rim
Federated ‘Clubs
Park
Radgar Witte
Waco
H. W. Morelock
Alpine
Methodist Women and Local Societies Gather for Talks and Birthday
The Cotulla community hosted a speaker Miss Alice Cowan who discussed her Mexico City study trips and class viewpoints, followed by a Methodist Women meeting led by Mrs Crawford on Africa's heart. Alpine’s Eastern Star marked 28 years with a birthday program and candle cake, noting past matron roll call and a later initiation with 36 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotulla
Mise
Alice Cowan
Mesdames Stowell
Forchheimer
Brown
Wood
Peters
Boudreaux
Burke
LaBelt
Mexico City
Oaxaca
Guadalajara
Miss Cowan
Eastern Star Chapter
Daniel
Merrell
Lacy
Ferguson
Study Club Meeting Highlights Playground Work In New York
The Study Club met Thursday at Mrs W Van Sickle s home with Mrs L Bailey as co host. Mrs G W Martin presided over the business session and Mrs J P Parker led a program on Julia Lathrop founder of the Children s Bureau, noting Messrs Stein s playground work in New York City. Guests then joined tables for refreshments with a list of attendees including E Bailey G W Baines C Brown J C Coleman E C Coleman Mrs Forchheimer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Woman's Missionary Society
C. B. Casey
Guy Crawford
Mary Mathews
HS. Smith
Gibbens
Runyan
Heart of Africa
Medames Poage
Ritchey
Shults
Skevington
Nott
Durham
May
Meador
Crawford
Slight
Stambaugh Parker
Mathews
John Miles
W. J Smith
Smith
Gibbons
van Bickle
Biérechwale
Baines
Myrtle Jones
Cartwright
Wright
Ray Williams
Sue Mann
Mildred Elliott
Mesdames Cotter
Giles
Casey
W. van Sickle
Mire
E. L. Bailey
G. W. Martin
J. P. Parker
L. Forchheimer
EC. Cole
Mendamer
HW. Morelock
J.P. Parker
F. Palys
Franklin Poa
G. P. Smith
John Stovell
C. D. Wood
Progreso Club Hears Lecture by Dr Coleman on Fiction
The Progreso Study Club met in October at Mrs. Paul Vogt's home with Mrs. L. E. Attwood introducing speaker Dr. E. C. Coleman. Coleman spoke on trends in current fiction while guests included Mrs. Knox Reid and Mrs. Forrest Weston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progreso Club
Coleman
Progreso Study Club
Paul Vogt
L. E. Attwood
E. C. Coleman
Knox Reid
Forrest Weston
Bridge Club Hostess Leads Picturesque Friday Afternoon
Mrs W H Terry Jr hosted her contract club and guests with purple and white asters brightening the rooms. Attendees included Mesdames Lee Koker Homer Graham Edgar Martin Anja Wilson Jr Wells McIntyre Ernest Mollison J B Hord C D Wood A H Richardson Ida Kakernot Cas Edwards and Mrs John Snyder of El Paso. High scores went to Mrs Graham and Mrs Richardson while low scores belonged to Mrs Kakernot and Mrs Wilson. Mrs Paul Vogt later entertained the Mineo Club with Mesdames Burgess Harris McCollum West Nelson Vaughn and Miss Rose Coleman. High prizes went to Mrs McCollum and Mrs Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Terry Jr
Lee Kokernot
Homer Graham
Edgar Martin
Anja Wilson, Jr
Wells McIntyre
Ernest Mollison
Hord
C. D. Wood
A- H. Richardson
Ida Kakernot
Cas Edwards
John ‘Snyder
el Paso
Graham
Richardson
Wilson
Paul Vogt
Mineo Club
J. E- Burgees
L. D. Harris
Frank McCollum
Billy West
SE. Nelson
Carroll Vaughn
Rose Coleman
Salad Bowls Bring the Garden to the Table
An illustrated casual piece extols salad bowls as a way to present garden produce. It highlights green beans carrots radishes tomatoes peas and cauliflower flowers with Miracle Whip dressing, urging imagination in arranging a colorful, balanced bowl.
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Drew
Fall permanents advertised with local beauty shop lineup
An old style advertisement urges one last week of anniversary fall specials for permanents at Midget Beauty Shop with Naomi Osborne Rosalie Fincher Margaret Allen and Mrs Bill Dorris. It notes the shop number and a notice from Mrs Margaret Allen plus unrelated notices about typewriter repair and local high school alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Osborne
Rosalie Fincher
Margaret Allen
Bill Dorris
Heavy Downpour In Alpine Last Sunday Registers .89 Inches
A heavy rain last Sunday brought 0.89 inches at Sul Ross College Alpine with hail and general moisture north of Alpine. The fall varied by location, two inches in some ranges, and only a few miles south. This was Alpine's first moisture since Sept 14 and renewed water for ranches. In Fort Davis more rain fell, with estimates of two to four inches in mountains and an inch in the X Ranch country, renewing water and freshening ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sul Ross College
Alpine
Davis Mountains
HLL. Kekernot & Son
Wilson Ranch
Green Valley
Incha
Ft. Davis
Fort Davis
Spata
X Ranch Country
Limpia
Methodist Church closes year as pastor heads to conference
At the Methodist Church Sunday marks the closing of the church year. Pastor travels to Roswell New Mexico for conference next week. Morning worship at 10 50 with special music by the choir. Church school at 945. Evening young people meet 645 to 730 with 730 preaching service led by James N Hamilton. Note time. Important day for your.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Roswell
New Mexico
James N. Hamilton
All-Church Week of Prayer for State Missions
The church schedules Sunday school at 9 30 a m Morning Worship at 11 50 a m Training Union at 6 30 p m A new BLY P U for older Intermediates to be organized Sunday night making six units in Training Union Evening service at 7 30 p m with the message For Ivenese of Sin The plan announces daily programs through Wednesday with engaging and attractive pages Each evening promises blessing through attendance Pastor M M Fulmer notes the events and invites participation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BLY. P. U
Buhl er minister invites church members to Marfa mission program
Then said Jesus to vier saint peace be unto you. Bible school at 9 45 im. There is a pod class for you. Morning worship 1050 o clock sermon by the minister. The closing service of our ministry with the pine church and an evening rout to begin work with the church in Marfa. Special invitation to members and friends to attend the Christian Endeavor 7 p m program. Aqua waisone les ponsot te friendly church MA. BUHLER, Minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Bible School
Pine
Marfa
Lutheran Services Change of Times at Alpine Church
Regular worship by Alpine Lutheran congregation to be held next Sunday in the American Legion Hall at 11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Night services are shifted. Sermon theme titled The Peace of Thy will be preached.
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Amercan Legion Hall
Eagle Mountain Ranch Sold to Upton County Buyer
One of the region’s largest ranch deals this week involved the sale of Harry Moore’s Eagle Mountain ranch to Henry Wilbanks of Upton county. Mr Wilbanks plans to reside on the property with delivery set for December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry‘ Moore
Eagle Mountain
Henry Wilbanks
Upton County
Wilbanks
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W. E Lockhart
Frank ‘McCollum
Alfred Stambaugh
White
Ray Spence
J. C. Cooley
Sam Nelson
L. Attwood
A. E Owens
Mrs. Vogt
Alpine Dbs
Storey-Whiteside Lumber Co
Wednesday Bridge Club
James J. Burgess
W. D. Bur
F. E Gillett
J. S. Heed
Hindeon
Well McIntyre
Bill Densford
First Methodist
M. F. Hill
Alpine High School
Theta Gamma
Sul Ross Band
Knight
C. A. Knight
Marta
Craughton’s
Business College
San Antonio
Foxworth-Galbraith Lumber Company
Joseph M. Roach
Helen
Budapest
Hungary
Dr. Kolisch
Neneet Steen
M. M. Fulmer
Eagle Mr. Ranch
Upton Man
Hildren
Earl C. Moehrin
Wilks Red Chain Feed Store
Malone V. Hill
M.D
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