AAUW Hears Talks On Educational Topics
Alpine Branch of the American Association of University Women met on Thursday Oct 12 in the Hospitality room of the Presbyterian church with Mrs Omer E Sperry as hostess Coffee and cake were served Miss Batey led the program introducing two speakers Mr Dick Bankhead spoke on Problems in School Administration and Mr Henry Key spoke on College Organization and Operation Members present included Miss Annie Kate Ferguson and Alice Cowan Mesdames W E Lockhart E McCool J T Carney Knox Reid E C Coleman K A Schloe Le Taylor Cooper Texas attended by Cadet Shields Woman's Council hosted by Mrs T C Selvig met Tuesday at the hospitality room of the church Mrs D R Elliot presided and read missionary names for prayer Mrs J S Hord led the devotional study from The Mystery of the Ages Mrs Fred S Rogers led the program showing education medical and evangelistic efforts in Presbyterian missionary work Cake and coffee were served Members present included Mrs James Kunze Starns McCollum Gard La Bef and Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAUW
Alpine Branch
American Association of University Women
Presbyterian Church
Omer E. Sperry
Batey
Dick Bankhead
Henry Key
Woman's Council
T. C. Selvig
Presbyterian Woman's Council
D. R. Elliot
J. 8
Hord
Fred S. Rogers
Mes
James Kunze
Starns
McCollum
Gard
la Beff
Wood
Ley Tipp Nuptials Performed Here In Alpine
Miss Norma Tipp of Portland Ore and Cadet Gordon Ley of Portland in Alpine marriage held Saturday evening at 130 o'clock at the Presbyterian Church of Alpine. Rev Fred S Rogers officiated in a double ring ceremony with seven attendees. Leys reside in Alpine. Former Sul Ross student Engledow in England wedding to Adele Walker July 7 at Blackpool First Methodist Church. Bride serving in armed forces, awaiting Texas home. Groom known as fuss, former Sul Ross student and Kandy Kitchen employee. Two more Texas weddings at the air Chapel in October. Helen Trout wed Sgt Clarence Buck on Oct 8, attended by Mary Allene Rawls and Lee Bailey. Dora Miller and Cadet Neal Taylor wed Oct 12 with Mrs Vernon Shields present.
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Norma, Tipp
Portland
Ore
Gordon Ley
Presbyterian Ghurch
Alpine
Fred S. Rogers
Ley
Sul Ross Studey
England
Blackpool
Edwin P. Engledow
Groesbeck
Texas
Adele Walker
A. H. Walker
Army Air Base
Edwin
Fuss
Sul Ross College
Kandy
Uase
Ait Fe
Harry Smith
Helen Marie
Trout
A. L. Trout
Marfa
Clarence M. Buck
Mary Allene Rawls
Casa Piedra
Lee S. Bailey
Joron Buck
Shelton
Iter Dora Miller
Neal Taylor
the Ride
Mand Mies
Miller
Dallas
Vernon M. Shields
Taylor
Woodmen Circle Alpine Grove meets with 25 year pins awarded
Alpine Grove No. 671 Woodmen Circle met October 18 with Mrs Prie tt Wade presiding. Secretary Mrs. Burling reported 13 pins for 25 year members. three members Anna Lange Frida Wade and Metta Williams received pins. Social hour followed with refreshments for listed members and Thelma Williams. Mrs Burling invited attendees to meet November 18.
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Woodmen Circle
Alpine Grove
Prie
Wade
Buring
Anna Lange
Frieda Wade
Metta Williams
Jane Burling
Ora Clifford
Oma Doole
Thelma Williams
Garden Club Hears Talk on Native Shrubs in Regent Meeting
The garden club met last Friday at the hospital church with Mesdames Crenan Hudson and L. Forchheimer hosting. Dr. O E Sperry gave a talk on Shrubs of Our Section and showed slides of blooming and fruiting plants. About 15 members attended and the program was well received.
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Garden Club
Presbyterian Church
Mesdames Crenan Hudson
L. Forchheimer
O. E. Sperry
Granada Theatre Ad Details Stamp Exchange Policy
Sunday Monday at the Granada Theatre notes that expired stamps will be removed from replacement War Ration Books 3 and 4. The local OPA explains that replacement books may have fewer stamps, but sufficient stamps will be provided to buy essential rationed goods and tires. Contact T.A. Beard in Alpine for details.
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Granada Theatre
OPA
This Amazing America film at Rotary meeting
R L Wittner presented a color film travelogue This Amazing America made with Greyhound bus lines. It traced places from Michigan across the nation to Niagara Falls, where honeymoons wind up. A young couple received a free trip over the bus system. Visitors included Lt Brook Snow and Brody. Ralph Peters was reinstated with Industrial Education. Jerry Starnes, recently discharged, returned. Visiting Rotarian Herschel Hord of Marfa attended.
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Rotary
R. L. Wittner
America
Greyhound
Michigan
Niagara Falls
Brook Snow
Brody
Ralph Peters
Jerry Starnes
Army
Herschel Hord
Marfa
Bride By Mistake at Granada Sunday and Monday
RKO Radio comedy romance stars Alan Marshal and Laraine Day. Wealthy heiress and a secretary impersonation set off love versus money as a returning army flyer and the heiress navigate a comical web of mistaken identities and endings. Slim Summerville appears in support along with D Hunt, Joslyn, and Buchanan. Read the classified ads.
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Laraine Day
Alan Marshal
Nero
Neroine
RKO Radio
Laraine
Granada
D * Marsha Hunt
Allyn Joslyn
4Agar Buchanan
Slim Summerville
War Activities Committee
Motion Picture Industry
New Arrivals Children born to military and civilian families
Report of multiple births in Texas hospitals. Carol born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stovell at Dr. Wrights. Ann Katherine to Lt. and Mrs. Philip L. Newsom in Fort Stockton. Margaret Lynn to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Creigh Jr. in San Antonio. Lynn Henry Jr. to Pfe and Mrs. Lynn H. Matthews in Marfa. a daughter to Lt. and Mrs. W. R. Sublett Jr. in El Sampo. Parents, spouses, and grandparents named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stovell
Carol
Nan
Dr. Wright's Hospital
Ann Katherine
Philip L. Newsom
Fort Stockton
Newsom
Ray Newsom
Alpine
England
Katherine Sanders
Edinburg
Alfred E. Creigh Jr
San Antonio
Margaret Lynn
Pfe
Lynn H. Matthews
Marfa Hospital
Wesnerday
Lynn Henry Jr
Pee Matthews
France
W. R. Sublett Jr
el Sampo
Wallace Sublett
J. S Sublett
W. H. Harri
Cowboy Philosophy by Cal Edwards
A Texas book now in its second printing presents verse on life of old cow hands. Cloth bound volume with 87 pages and no pictures offers a Christmas gift or lifelong memento of the Big Bend Country. Available at bookstores or by mail for $1.50 postpaid from Alpine, Texas.
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Texas
Pecos
Big Bend Country
One Less Tramp in Our Town
Esther Curless finds a tramp sleeping in her apple orchard hammock and chases him off with a rolling pin. She cites wartime laziness and Ned’s overseas service as the motive, and shares Ned’s letter about dreaming of his hammock and home. The piece connects homefront sentiment to soldiers eager to return to normal life and the things they defend.
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Esther Curless
State Line
Ethel
Ned
Nomet the Misses Rather
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AIR Base
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Wight
Trans -Pétos Abstract Company Map, PT
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Frank McCollum
Frank
James Knox Reid
George Koury
J. W. Shepperd
E. C. Coleman
Elizabeth Winter
Shellie Barnes
Joe Burgess
Lucky Thirteen Club
Weday
Green Cafe
Adna Smith
Cameron
RF. Butler
Houston
Vernon McIntyre
H. L. Kokeraot Jr
Gene 1 Benson
Ke. D. Hares
W. H. Terry
Zeb Decie
James Kemp
Tally-ho Club
T. F. Skevington
Earl Anderau
John Clanton
Julia Vaughn
Mesdames Truman Hateh
Dan Ritter
James Logan
Wally Davis
Paul Vogt
C. M. Corkran
Reginald Votaw
G. H. Harfst
Vogt
Votaw
Anderau
Kemp
T. A. Beard
Boston
Mary Magee
AML
T.A. Beard
Son, Alpine
Rotary News
M. A. Webb
Cal Edwards
Brewster County
Democratic Campaign Committee
Joel Wright
China
Joeto Our
CPL
Central Power and Light Company
Storey-Whiteside Lumber Co
Joe Marsh
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