Society notes feature parties at McIntyres and Fletcher home
Social items recount an automobile party at Mr. and Mrs. Vernon McIntyre with hostesses Mrs. Watson and others, a Woman's Council meeting at A. M. Turney home, and two Fletcher home gatherings with bridge and dinners. Guests include J. H. Clark, Mrs. J. H. Clark of Fort Davis, Mrs. Lee Hancock Corona NM, and many local residents.
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Vernon McIntyre
F. E. Gillett
Woman's Council
Presbytery Church
A. M. Turney
Fort Dalvis
Son
Adrian
Katherine Turney
J. H. Clark
Warren Bloys
Fort da
Boatright
Bedell
Knox
Lawrence Hord
Elliott
Tampico
Mexico
Fletcher
Henry Fletcher
Bridge
Leo Fisher
Marta
Tom Galbraith
Anja Wilson
R. A. McMurry
Douglas McMurry
W. H. Terry
John + .Gillett
Clay’ Holday
Shirley Seals
Ed Linn
Lee Daniels
San Antonio
Margarett Linn
Anna D. Linn
Mra. McDaniels
Bob McMurry
Dr. McMurry
Ablecock
James Cotter
Will Cotter
R.A. McMurry
W van Sickle
C. A. Brown
W. E. Caldwell
John Perkins
R. W. Cottey
H. G. Watson
J. C. Cole
Man
R. J. Ratliff
J.A. McGonahill
J. H. Head
H.W. Morlock
Wouton
Mins Aude Etheridge
Watson
Teed
Keefer Twins Celebrate Fifth Birthday Party
Betty Jane Keefer and Martin Junius Keefer celebrated their fifth birthday on October 10 with a party for about thirty friends. Twin cakes with five pink candles accompanied by treats were served in the afternoon for the young hosts.
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Keefer
Betty Jane Keefer
Martin Junius Keefer
Favors for Each Child Were Spy Balloons and Dolls
Mrs Keefer assisted by Mrs Virgil Miller and Mrs Mary Waldron distributed favors to children. The guiding organizers were Miss Elizabeth Keefer, Miss Alice Exell, Miss Inda Benson, and Miss Killaine Keefer, for a list of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ream
Keefer
Virgil Miller
Mary Waldron
Elizabeth Keefer
Alice Exell
Inda Benson
Killaine Keefer
Charlotte Jean Miller
Nellie Jean Byers
Anne Chastain
James
Frances Sparks
Hal Marie
Buddy Patton
Mary Lillian Coffey
Katheryn Betty Jancett
Eliza Evabeth Montgomery
Thelma Lee
Delbertine Hurley
Eris Binion
Junior Walker
Bobby
Margelle Jones
Margie Cross
Margaret Fay Coleman
Jeannette McIntyre
Jimmie Moody
Mary Beth Robinson
Schreiner Adds Longhorn Steer to Herd of Five
Kerrville rancher Lehriener plans to add a longhorn steer named Sutton from a former owner’s pasture. Sutton, known as a wild old-time lougher, roamed free for years before being captured and dying soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schreiner
Kprrville
L. A
Suttons
LaSalle
Sutton
Corral
George Saunders
Loughers
Scurlener
Sehen
Bob
Alpine Drug Store Ad Promotes 0. M. Franklin Black Leg Vaccine
Alpine Drug Store advertises as agents for 0. M. Franklin black leg vaccine and supplies any quantity, urging farmers to subscribe to the Avalanche to stay informed about local happenings.
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Anl
Alpine
Rexall
Alpine Drug Store
Wild dogs kill large buck on Albert West ranch south of Uvalde
On the Albert West ranch ten miles south of Uvalde a pack of wild dogs killed a large buck deer believed to weigh about 130 pounds. Ferris reported the carcass showed dog bites on the shoulder and sides and evidence the deer was chased and attacked from behind before the kill was completed.
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Uvalde
Albert West Ranch
Here
Ferris
Unseen Pursuit Reported Behind Boss’s Animal Chase
A rumor notes the boss chased animals at various times but none have been seen yet. The report emphasizes the ongoing uncertainty over the creature’s whereabouts and the boss’s whereabouts during the disturbances.
Wren and Hogan Plan Major Bridge Building Day
Mr. Wren and Mr. Hogan expect to devote most of the day to work on the bridge and to erect the sien Hera at Del Rio.
Avaianene Joo Department Noted for Printing Quality
The Avaianene joo department is described as the best equipped in this section and offers prices and quality printing.
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Avaianene Joo
Road Sign Planned for Pecos High Bridge Approach
H Wren secretary of the chamber of commerce and James Moran owner of Valfeouta are erecting a sign to mark the road to Pecos High Bridge. The sign aims to guide tourists and ensure visitors find the bridge easier. The sign will be placed on the side of the bridge for visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Pecos High Bridge
H. Wren
Chamber of Commerce
James Moran
Val Fe Outa
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