Wives of Congress Members Featured in Life Magazine
A chatterbox of clippings notes Life magazine’s January issue features photographs of wives of U S representatives. Dorothy Chambers and Mrs Robert Kastenmeier are pictured, with mentions of Alice Reed and connections to social events, plus tangential local notes on blood drives and Marfa Alpine Airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliee Reed
Martin) Oofson
Life Magazine
Lawnaker
Robert Kastenmeier
U.S
Wisconsin
Kastenme
Alice Reeds
Dorothy Chambers
Dr. Mirs
William T. Chambers
Alobies
Sten Meter
Congress
Neiman—Marcus
Unive
Diamond value rests on more than size says article
The piece asserts that five factors beyond carat weight enter into a diamond’s beauty and market value. It highlights cut quality, face-up appearance, and color as key elements influencing price, and cautions buyers that choosing solely by size risks losing overall quality.
50th Wedding Anniversary Observed By F. E. Weyerts
Alpine residents Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Weyerts celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday at the First Christian Church educational building. The event also marked the 50th for Fritz Bill Weyerts and his wife, with a large display of roses and a three-tiered cake. Grandchildren and relatives from Alpine and Marfa attended, sustaining a family tradition noted in accompanying photographs and keepsakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Bend
F. E. Weyerts
Alpine
First Christian Church
JoElla Archer
Maria
FE. Weyerts
Nellie Mac Me
W. Nley
Harold Eudaly
Pearl Halliam
Bob Wyatt
Jim’ Nichis
King Terry, Sr
Nellie Fer
Bevington Reed
J. E. Casner
Joe Ella Archer
Alice Archer
Debbie Boysen
Aleo
Fred Pine
G. W Archer
Marfa
Fritz Bill Weyer Ison
Nind
J. A. Weyerts
E. Weyerts
Jfarly
Latas
al Pochler
Hondo
J. A. Wever
Josie Dunbar
Francis
Frise Christan Church
Weveris
Robert Lee
Texas
Paren's
W. S. Dunbar
Weyerts
Hite
Ida Mae Williams
Ohn
Bulge
Britz Bill Alpine
Mar Archer
Weys Hare
van Horn
Fort D. Falls
Local Council For Mentally Retarded Organized Here
A group organized Thursday night at the Chamber of Commerce Building forming a Local Council for the Mentally Retarded. Milton Smith was elected president, Mrs Gene Cowell vice president, and Mrs T B Low secretary treasurer. The executive committee will draft a constitution and by laws based on the one act for member approval. The council aims to promote welfare of mentally retarded and other handicapped individuals in Brew er County, with broader openness to parents guardians and friends. The organization invites participation and plans Christmas wreath sales with orders being taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Milton Smith
Gene Cowell
T. B. Low
Brewer County
Week of Prayer and Self Denial at First Methodist Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church observes Week of Prayer and Self Denial from Tuesday in October through October 30. Four offerings support Wesley Community Center in San Antonio and global outreach programs, including War Relief and International Missionary Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Womans Society of Chrin
First Methyist
Wesley Community Cener
San Antonio
Internation Missionary Service
Classroom Teachers Attend Maria Meet at Banquet
In Marfa an invitation to a banquet was accepted by classroom teachers. Six Marfa High School students entertained guests with songs and Miss Antionette Miller of Houston, president of the Texas Classroom Teachers Association, gave a speech. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wade past president, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Perryman, Mr. Roark, Mr. Myrtle Whiteside, Mrs. Alice Olson, Mrs. Jo D. Baier, Mrs. Mary Briggs vice president, and Mrs. Ruth Beard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elcome
Ngs
Antionette Miller
Houston
Texas Classroom Teachers Association
Charles Wade
Jack Perryman
Roark
Myrtle Whiteside
Alice O
Jo D. Baier
Mary Briggs
Lent
Ruth Beard
Bettiean and Mary Lane Provide Coat and Suit Line
Bettiean and Mary Lane unveil a new coat and suit collection featuring tailored silhouettes and versatile fabrics. The line emphasizes classic cuts with modern details, catering to contemporary wardrobes and seasonal needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettiean
Mary Lane
Cancer Sewing Group Seeks More Sheets for Donations
Mrs. Jim Nichols, local chair man, announced the Cancer Sewing group needs more sheets. Donations may be left at the First Christian Church. The group meets the third Tuesday each month. lunch was served to several listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Nichols
Dey
First Christian Church
Mmes
Chas. ‘T. Holmes
Ka Chastain
Nolland Shuler
Frank Matthews
Kenneth Otto
Nora Holcomb
M.A. Bubler
Boury
Annie Dalton
Bruce Dun
Andim Nichols
J. E. Casner
EA. Chaffin
Berkeley
Pilot Club Traffic Safety Award Recipients Named
Pilot Club International promotes traffic safety education with programs nationwide. The Pilot Club of Alpine receives a $300 bond and plaque for its community service efforts. Lawrenceburg Club earns a safety education award for school visits radio broadcasts and a safe driver program. A Nov 9 noon program will feature a Highway Department speaker at the stalian hotel ballroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Club International
Pilot Club
Lake Tonn
RN. Paleee Een
Jim Skinner
Commy Service Committee
Ie Highway Dept
Stalian Hotel
Guess Ae
Lawrence Burg
Litterbug Film Shown At Garden Club Meeting
Mrs A M Beckman showed the film Litterbug at a Garden Club gathering Friday afternoon in which attendees discussed keeping America free of litter and improving local surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Beckman
N Garden Club
Presbyterian Hospitality Room
Charles D. Rogers
J. M. Alderson
Ameri
Ellow Mums
Prose Nichols
Alpine Class Room Teachers Meet and Music Club Events
Alpine Class Room Teachers met at the High School Home Ec room to hear a report by Leroy Roark on the Austin conference. The Junior Music Club hosted two groups with performances by local students, and members were reminded of a district garden club meeting in El Paso. A hobby show was planned at the Holland Hotel Ballroom with door prizes and weekend hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Junor Music Club
Fine Ass Studio
Sharon Barber
Cecilia Hollis
Derces Lane Caroline Matthews
Jeanne MeCollister
Sally Turner
Cam Corkins
Caren Corkins
Lynna Decker
Jan Little
Jo Nancy Little
Cheryl M ‘Er
Jan Morrow
Jeannie Winter
Club of Alpine
Holland Hotel
Sealed Bid Offer for P Sh Power Shovel Sale in Texas
Bids due 11:00 a.m. November 1 1980 at the State Office Building Austin for a P and SH Power Shovel with boom and parts belonging to the Texas Highway Department Fort Davis. Inspector Roy J. Grier. Judy Toliver of Alpine received a $9 scholarship from the Institute of Business Relations for senior or junior business administration major with a C average and need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Control
East Mth Street
Austin
Texas
P & SH
Texas Highway Departent
Texas Highway Department
Fort Davis
Roy J. Grier
Judy Toliver
Alpine
The
Institute of Business Relations
Board of
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Fritz Bil Weyerts
Sal Sen
Fritzel
Ren Votre
Shepperd
Jewelers
Maria Meet Pow & Assroom Ac
Cross and Cross
Careye Ann Murray
Herbery Levy Forch
Gay Gibson
Jeanne. Durrell
Nelly Bon
Paul Sachs
Tranell
Daisy
Miami
Ralph, Hoan, Hodes
California
Benson and Asbury
Cloves
Viola Wienberger
Plobery Line
Gilbreath
Ilbreath, Shadow
Hanes and
Berkshire
Maria Bray and
Gossard
Cross & Cross
Arctic
Konrad Laresse
Sue Alpine
Cass Room
Cottage
Leroy Roark
Austin Ept
Dorothy Terryman
M Weyerts
Evelyn It
Garden Clube
el Paso
Flora Daugherty
Mmes. Toy Whiteside
A. R. Stambaugh
M. K. Brown
A.M. Turney
M. P. Slover
Ray Spence
W. J. Smith Wiley Holland
Nannie Crawford
Jen Hudson
Virgil Miller
Press Nichols
Alderson, Rogers
Chas. T. Holmes
Miss Daucherty
J. Roy Spence
Jo Evans
Granada
Jo Morrow
Donald Woods
Dilley
Comedy & News
Technicolor
Michael Rennie
Fernando Lamas
Claude Rains
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Nozilla's Gift Shop
W. Holland
Tony Aguilar
Rosa de
BIG Bend Pharmacy
B.D. Contson
Ava Gardner
Fontaines
Terry Moore
Debra Paget
Hoecesen
Caaro
Nanton PT
Blue Beard
Lus
Jerry Lewis
Ron Foster
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