Alpine Woman's Club Plans Shower and Social Space
The Woman's Council met at the Presbyterian church with Mrs. W. E. Caldwell hosting. Mrs. H. W. Morelock led devotionals, noting David and Psalms. They reported sending $5 monthly to Reynolds Orphanage and planned a dish shower to fund the new assembly room. Members and guests enjoyed readings, music, and a reception, aiming to elevate Alpine as a college town and its culture.
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Presbyterian Church
W. E. Caldwell
H. W. Morelock
David
Reynolds Orphanage
Mesdames Eason
McCool
Peters
Boudreaux
Etheridge
Wood
Waler Garnett
LaBeff
Morelock
Perkins
Bedell
Hord
Caldwell
Fall Bridge Club noted high scores and simple refreshments
Mrs A Wood hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club on October 28 with fall flowers and no prizes under the new ruling. Anja Wilson had the high score among members and E Mollison the high score among guests. Attending were numerous members and guests including Mesdames Moody, Young, Baines, Newman, and several others, along with Miss Allee Cowan and Miss Grace Bedell among others. Also, Grace Garett hosted the Junior Study Club meeting with a business session and discussions on modern drama. The group planned a November 10 social at Mrs EC Dennis's home, and Mrs Dennis was honored with two gifts and white chrysanthemum bouquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 2. Wood
Anja Wilson
E. Mollison
Mesdames ‘. R Moody
Frank Young
George Baines
H. O. Newman
M. P. Shapleigh
Grace Garett
Russell Duncan
Marcella Pennington
Helen Byrnes
EC. Dennis
E. C. Dennis
Leitha Chaffin
Rossie Butler
Benton Howell
Interesting Meeting of City Federation in Alpine
A meeting of unusual interest was held by the City Federation on Monday afternoon October 2. Mrs W Van Sickle presided and a ways and means committee was appointed. Dean Spencer of Sul Ross College spoke of Alpine becoming a thriving manufacturing center and aiding the unemployed. Dr A M Sampley discussed culture and criticized New York influence on local reading matter.
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City Federation
W. van Sickle Tho
Warren Chastain
Russell Duncan
Plano
Dean Spencer
Sul Ross College
Alpine
Bi Bend
Federation
A.M. Sampley
New York
Delightful party at Cross Home
A Wednesday evening gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cross featured bronze chrysanthemums and autumn leaves. Prizes went to Mrs. Bernal Slight and Mrs. Hodges Schroeder for high and second high in Ia, while Mrs. Jack Edwards and Calvin St. Clair won high and second high in ten. Miss Helen Barker led with high in jars of strawberry preserves. guests included Hodges Schroeder, W. H. Terry Jr, Raymond Garnett, Bernal Slight, Laurence Hord, Zeb Decie, Rush Moody, Felix McGaughy, Herbert Kokernot, Lulu White, Helen Barker, Mary Louise Bennett, and Jack Edwards. The hostess served sandwiches, cake, and coffee.
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Cross Home
Eck
Jack Cross
Bernal Slight
Hodges Schroeder
Jack Edwards
Calvin St. Clair
Helen Barker
Messrs
W. H. Terry, Jr
Raymond Garnett
Laurence Hord
Zeb Decie
Rush Moody
Felix McGaughy
Herbert Kokernot
Lulu White
Mary Louise Bennett
Dormitory Girls Host Mexican Supper for Faculty
Six dormitory girls hosted a Mexican supper Thursday evening for faculty members. Rose Breedlove and Ruby Mae Palmer prepared enchiladas Spanish rice hot rolls doughnuts and coffee. Mrs Shapleigh Miss Ferguson and several girls greeted guests at the door. The informal event fostered friendly relations between students and staff.
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Rose Breedlove
Ruby Mae Palmer
Granada Changes Matinee Program
Granada Theatre announces matinees on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday with Sunday shows at 2 pm. Afternoon performances on the last day of showings are dropped due to weak crowds. Night shows start at 7 pm and the ticket window closes at 10 pm to allow late arrivals full program. The Akron airship cruise with 113 aboard was a success lasting nearly four hours. Weather was perfect as the navy's dirigible proves its early performance. Motion pictures of goats near Rock Springs were shot for a mohair mill.
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Granada ‘Theatre
Ernest Morrison
United States Navy
Alpine Texas dealer carries full line of Delco and Frigidaire parts
Chambers Dealer DELCU PRODUCTS SUPERFEX Frigidaire and Delco Service carry a full line of parts on Alpine trips in Texas.
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Chambers
DELCU
Delco
Texas
Lobos May Put One or More on All-Ten Squad
Bernice Courtney Graves seeks an all-T team with Lobo players likely to join. Pat Hatch of Lawton leads as a triple threat running back and punter, while Robinson of Ballinger and Newton of Alpine may earn spots if Lobo wins remaining games. Daniel Baker backs Smith and Snodgrass pace scoring. Lobos aim to silence Alpine taunts after beating Canyon.
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Bernice Courtney Graves
Scarlet and Gray
Pat Hatch
Lawton
Oklahoma
Lke
Lobo
Hatch
Lobos
McMurry
Canyon
Robinson
Ballinger
Newton
Alpine
Newt
Lobo and Bucks face tough season notes from San Angelo
A recap notes A C C and Daniel Baker tied for the lead with three wins, Graves doubts Lobos against strong foes, and Marfa matches loom. The Bucks rebuild after graduation, a lean season with one win in six, while Oliver reshapes from the ground up. Jimmie Terrell and Elkins shine in the San Angelo fray as Snodgrass is held.
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Bucks
Oliver
Jimmie ‘Terrell
A. J. Hill
Elkins
Bearth
San Angelo
Billy
Bill Cheesbourg Opens Repair Shop
A Denton, Texas pawnbroker in Chatham shows a memorial wreath in his window with the sign In Memory of the departed Trade. Denton boasts one of Texas largest artificial lakes, 16,000 acres, costing 3,000,000 dollars.
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Bill Cheesbourg
Chatham
Eng
Denton
Texas
Cheesbourg
Germany
Scenic Border Motor Coaches Ad For W R Painter
Scenic Border Motor Coaches announces W R Painter as owner with general office in Uvalde Texas. Alpine Bus Station and Fisher's Drug Store listed. Telephone 70. Pares reduced to all points with connections at Del Rio for San Antonio and Van Horn for El Paso.
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Scenic Border Motor Coaches
W. R. Painter
General Office
Uvalde
Texas
Fisher's Drug Store
del Rio
San Antonio
van Hom
el Paso
Classified notices and items from Alpine Texas page
A jumble of classified items includes dairy ad claims for Grede A milk at 12 1 2¢ a quart and 40¢ per gallon from Measday Dairy, lodging and meals at High land House, ranch buyer inquiries for Alpine area by J L Murray, and a gravity feed oil burner rep sought by Chas F Glebe Rankin Texas. Also Henry Turck advertises two prize chicken prizes on display at Mrs Garnett's Sixth Street shop with J C Penney donation details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland House
Henry
Turck
Winter Rates Furnished Rooms in Hot Springs Texas
Furnished rooms for light housekeeping 75 cents per day 3.50 per week November 1 to February 1 baths 25 cents each. Ideal weather for bathing fishing and hunting. J D Langford Co Hot Springs Texas.
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J. D. Langford Co
Hot Springs
Texas
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Rock Springs
Axe
Alpine Drug Store
Nice
Daniel Baker
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Sul Ross
Loos
Ysleta
Dope
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Astributor
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