Miss Vashti Mixon Weds Alfred E. Creigh Jr in San Antonio
The marriage of Miss Vashti Mixon and Alfred E. Creigh Jr occurred Friday at the First Presbyterian Church in San Antonio with Dr. Brooks J. Dickey officiating. The bride, from Denton, wore a white tailored suit and was attended by Miss Margaret Kinkler of Beeville. The couple plans to reside in Alpine after a Florida wedding moon and relocation.
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Margaret Kinkler
Beeville
Creigh
Denton
I. A
Bus ‘Pew
Terrell County
Sanderson
Alpine
Creigh & Haye
Pfe
David H. Conger
Ralph G. Conger
Grand Rapid
Mich
Muriel Victoria Watt
Grand Rapids
Advance Pilot School
Henry Zaranton
Post Chapel
James C. BeVier
Kansas City
Donger
State Club Women to Visit Alpine Big Spring
Mrs. Howard Hodge, president of the eighth district of the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs, will accompany state TFWC president Miss Ethel Foster on a district tour. Meetings with 18 clubs span Stanton Fort Stockton Alpine Van Horn and El Paso to plan a fall program tied to war and social service work. Tuesday converts include Monahans Fort Stockton with Alpine discussions Wednesday on district business and parley questions. Topics include Red Cross work salvaging and nursing recruitment.
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Howard Hodge
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Ethel Foster
TFWC
Howard County
Borden County
el Paso
Alpine
Red Cross
Rainbow Girls Meeting Set At Masonic Hall
A Rainbow Girls gathering is planned for next Monday after noon at 5 o clock in the Masonic hall.
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Masonic Hall
Rent Control Office Seeks Compliance for Rent Units
Joe Toomt, director of Rent Control in Alpine, urges landlords to register each new rental unit separately and indicate tenant changes. Inspectors uncovered evasion and violations, with refunds for overcharges and possible prosecutions by the enforcement branch of OPA. Local rent office operates only Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays to free staff for inspections, offering free circulars to inform landlords.
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Scott Building
Joe Toomt
Alpine
OPA
Toombs
New Military and Civic Clubs Opened at Pilot School
Representatives from the Vilory Beles USC Coun Alpine Big Bend battalion of aris ead WAAC attended the open house at Pilot School last week to celebrate new clubs. Mrs Geane M Kinemer hosted with Mrs Katherine S Newsom in temporary quarters awaiting a new structure. The informal gathering featured gifts games and birthday cake as decorations and refreshments were shared.
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Eorasy Wes
Lot
Easton
Beles
USC
Coun
Alpine
Big Bend Battalion
Aris Ead & Tember
WAAC
Aig
Tate Pens
Gorsabed Socuge
Ee Ibeery i
Ted
Geane M | Kinemer
Katherine S. Newsom
Military Transfer and Training Notes From Alpine Area
Following the flag, S Sgt R M Buck Treadwell moved from San Antonio to San Angelo where his wife Anna Goering will teach in the coming term. Other transfers include Pte Harvey Hatch to Camp Polk and A A F Robinson moving from Camp Shelby to Meise. Multiple family updates note schooling positions, military training progress, and addresses, with individuals connected to Alpine and surrounding towns.
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R. M
Buck) Treadwell
San Antonio
San Angelo
Anna Goering
A. F. Robinson
Camp Shelby
Hattiesbury
Meise
Hhe Station
A. F. Robinson Sr
Sul Ross
Post War Alpine Program Studied At CC Sponsored Meets
Community post war planning continues at CC clinics with a Sept. 9 mass meeting planned at Sul Ross auditorium. Alpine residents discuss tours, a Jackson Field reimagined as a park, and regional projects. Navy and Army cadets update training as local leaders coordinate the consolidated report and program.
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Chamber of Commerce
Sul ‘Oss
Jackson Field
Olten
WAC
C. M. Corkran
Jack Crow
C. E. Patterson
Patter ‘Son
C. E. Sperry
E. Milton Smith
Alpine USO dances host and bridge club meet weekly
The Victory Belles and Business Girls of Alpine held an informal dance at the USO with Doris Fabian as chairwoman. Hostesses included Mrs. Fred Rogers, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Johnston, and Mrs. Armbruster. Punch and cake were served and more dances are planned every Tuesday evening. The Army Wives Bridge Club met at the USO with sandwiches, punch, and prizes. A bridge party is set for 2 10 5 each Tuesday afternoon, with games like 500 and pinochle encouraged.
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Victory Belles
Alpine
USO
Doris Fabian
Fred Rogers
Miller
Johnston
Armbruster
Army Wives Bridge Clu
US O
Fragmented note on telescopes and colonial power shifts
A fragmented passage mentions telescopes with magnifying power and Dutete power over colonies in Guiana and the Netherlands. It notes territorial changes and the tremor in the earth's atmosphere, with a stray reference to New York.
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Netherlands
Guiana
South America
Ter
New York
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Robert C. Elliott
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Hay
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Zante
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Harvey H. Hatch
Marathon
Shreveport
Camp Polk
C. A. Dorris Jr
C. A. Dorris
Houston
Bill Dorris
Alspine
W. D. Cleveland
O. Cleveland
Fort Crook, Neb
Ordnance Automotive School
Greenville, Pa
Cpl
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McChord Field
Wash
APO
Harold J. Sonnier
Avon Park
Fla
Care
New York City
Charles Young
Smn
James Virgil Young
Treasure Island
San Francisco
B.C
Graves
J. F. Graves
Naval
del Monte
Calif
Air Naval School
Hollywood
Inda Benson
Fort Worth
Fort Opiethorpe
John Epperson
University of Texas
Marine Reserve
Jas. H. Harold Fry
Kelly Field
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Saea
Beas
MD Bees
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Taco Sea Cats
Tempe
Ariz
Santa Ana
Jas. A. Fry
Edward G. Johnson
Copeland
Navy Hospital
Brooklyn
N. Y
John D. Young
Hemet Field
Marana Field
Tucson, Ariz
Woodrow Epperson
John C. Epperson
Charleston
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DR. Pepper Bottling Co
Alpine, Texas
Commodity Credit Corporation
SanDerson Wool Commission Co
John T. Williams
Texas
USO Club News
California
Joe
Africa
Lever
Amy
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First National Bank
OF Alpine
Member
Federal Deposit Int
Surance
Santa FE
Foats
Fueraelt
Santa FE System
Ameren
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