Ace of Clubs Members Entertained at Mrs Terry's Reception
Society notes describe a Thursday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs. W. H. Terry Jr with the Ace of Clubs. Guests enjoyed asters and roses, high scores awarded to Mrs Otis Morfan and Mrs Jack Cross, and tokens including etched pieces and a pink crystal plate. Numerous attendees are listed, with prizes and appreciation given to several members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Terry
Otis Morfan
Jack Cross
Elizabeth Keeter
Gene Benson
Bernal Slight
Edgar Martin
Calvin St. Clair
Ry Clay
E. Morrison
Anja Wilson
Wells McIntyre
H. Kokernot, Jr
Arch Allen
Gene Henson
Lawrence Hord
Raymond Garnett
Hodges Schroder
Otis Morgan
W. H. Knox
T. R. Moody
Ed Linn
Henry LaBelt
Mel. A. MuTusmey
W. V. Sickle
Vernon McIntyre
Clay Holland
DR. Pouncey
Mra
W. H. Nox
J. C. Coleman
Homer Ferguson
F Skevington
G. W. Martin
W. F. McGaughy
Jim P. Wilson
H.W. Morelock
J. Ratliff
C.D. Wood
Zeb Dele
Joe Burgess
Joe Hord
DB. Pouncey
Douglas McMurry
Areh Allen
Ida Kokernot
Kilgar Martin
DM. Bennett
Mrs. Wells McIntyre
Mesdames Otis Morgan
W. H. Terry, Jr
Ruf Clay
E. Mollison
Mesdames
F. E. Gillett
John Gillett
H. G. Watson
Zeb Dee
Anja ‘Wilson
W.H. Terry
Mrs. Fletcher
Henry Fletcher
College
H. J. Kokernot
Jr. Wells
McIntyre
Shirley Seales
J. A. McGonnasil
Barker
B. Moralison
Lee Sproul
Ft. Davis
W. P. Fischer
Bai
Holland Hotel Recipes from a Historic Menu
A collection of era recipes from the Holland Hotel including cake batter, fruit cake, Boston Brown Bread, cornmeal dishes, and Pumpkin Pie. Steps cover creaming butter, mixing with molasses and milk, adding soda and spices, and baking times. Also describes broom straw test and aging cakes two weeks before use.
Hints For Homemakers By Jane Rogers
The snippet from Hints For Homemakers discusses cooking and kitchen practicality with mentions of meat preparation and keeping food warm. It references Jane Rogers and a period voice, though text is fragmented and difficult to read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Rogers
Fall Gardening Lights Up Hot Springs Community
Hot Springs residents enjoyed a fall gardening season with neighbors benefiting from the opportunity. Raymond Ogle reports progress on his residence aiming for Thanksgiving completion. Ed Hancock finishes the lamp house at Hot Springs and will move in soon. San Vicente teacher Miss Harvin sought medical attention in Alpine. Various visitors and locals, including Newt Gourley of Alpine and J. Buttrill of Marathon, spent time here, while honeymooning couple R. Cochran and Mrs. Cochran arrived. A list of visitors includes A I Roundly Crane and others from Texas and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Ogle
Ed Hancock
Hot Springs
Harvin
San Vicente
Alpine
Sanderson
Newt Gourley
J. Buttrill
Marathon
A.C. Spalding
Study Butte
Buttrills
R. Cochran
Charming
Pride of
Juniors Dominate Fort Davis In 39 7 Victory
Alpine juniors routed Fort Davis 39 to 7 as Haven scored six touchdowns and Alpine’s defense held firm throughout. Jack Ross Hast crossed the goal line three times in the opening quarter, Raymond Newman added two, and Robert Shapleigh scored once. Fort Davis’ lone score came on a kickoff return after an interception. Julio Ramos stood out for Alpine with key blocks and plays, including a notable triple reverse that set up a score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Davis Finlay
Ina Lee
Fort Davis
Jack Ross Hast
Raymond Newman
Robert Shapleigh
Julio Ramos
Alpine
Alty
Invaders
East
Local youths play in-time football match underweight teams
Ungentle prose describes an eighth grade or younger football game. Both teams fielded players not exceeding three over 100 pounds, with the rest lighter, displaying versatility and rough in-game action despite the youth of participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ungsters
Pleskin
Rainfall Cuts Alpine Water Usage By Two Million Gallons
Readable city notes show recent rainfall reducing Alpine's monthly water consumption by about two million gallons. With showers moistening ground, reservoirs require less pumping and less water is drawn from the system daily. Officials say the effect lowers citywide usage while maintenance and distribution continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine
Safes Dumped Into Pecos After Loot Has Been Removed
Fort Stockton Pioneer reports on modern Pecos River crimes where safes from Santa Fe depot Big Lake, Barnhart, Red Barn post office, and Crane vanished, buried in muddy waters. valuables未 recovered, river still hiding crimes and victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Santa Fe
Big Lake
Barnhart
Red Barn
McCamey
Pecos River
Fort Stockton
Grove of Cottonwood Trees Delays Orient Rail Open
SAN ANGELO A grove of cottonwood trees on the Mead Wilson ranch near Alpine to Presidio threatened to delay the Santa Fe Orient line opening. The railroad detoured around the grove after Wilson, Marfa State Bank president, resisted removing the trees. Five stations with Spanish names were planned along the Alpine Presidio route, including Paisano and Tinaja, with irrigation prospects at Casa Piedra. The project aims to spur settlement, raise land values, and bring new ranchers to this remote area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient Rail
Presidio
San Angelo
Santa Fe
Alpine
Wilson
Marfa State Bank
Thy
Paisa Es
Tinaja
Casa Piedra
Seotito
Paisano
Tina
Esteban Dam
Kansas City
Mead Wits
Palsano Ee
Puerta
Portria
Jordan’s
Alamito Reek
Alamito
Texas
Mississippi
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F. E. Lewis
Holland Avenue
Frank Newman
Henry Newman
Homer Fergusor David Elliott
George Baines
Ford Burgess
W. N. Gourley Burnam
Howard Hamilton
Carl Thain
W. M. Meador
Graves Bogle
J. W. Gilmer
Myrick
Vida Mae Coulson
L. Forchheimer
David Elliott
Hallowe'en
Keefers
Messrs
Frank Skevington
Zeb Decte
Roy Whiteside
J. W. Frazer
Frank Young
Holland
Boston
Atichores
By J. C. Langford
Smother
Roy Sims
Durant Nursery CO
Durant, Okla
Piedra
Plaza
Marta
Ella Thorsom
Chicago
Stogern
LANGE
Fifth Street
Alpine Mercantile Co
Alpine Ey Sa
le Ear
Fants
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