Society Notes From Alpine Guests and Weddings
Mrs C D can Editor Phone 221 reports a Saturday evening wedding for Miss Holland and Mr J C joined in holy matrimony at the Methodist parsonage with Rev R F Davis officiating. They will teach in Rankin next year. Also covered are Mrs C D Wood hosting a September bridge club with high scores, and multiple social gatherings honoring Miss Aetna Smith of Cameron with bridge and 42 games, luncheon, flowers, and party favors amid Alpine attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
J. C
Wood
Bridge Club
C. D. Wood
Roa. Mexry
Anja Wilson
Barkerow
Bath Tow
Mesdames
Joe Burgess
John Gillett
Vernon McIntyre
Shirley Seales
Harry Watson
Anja Wilton
R. A. McMurry
Douglan McMurry
Dairy Burke
Henry Fletcher
Joe Hord
Newt ‘Gourley
Leo Howell
Worth Frazer
D. 8. Barker
Aetna Smith
Cameron
Viola Thomas
Daley Burke
Low Butteill
Seco High
E.R. Holland
Jean Holland
Frank Jones
F. L. Sproul
Fort Davis
Dunkle
Leel Fisher
Buck Pool
Murray
Marfa
Lou Buttril
Hal Ramsey
J. Ritchey
Marathon
Alpine
W.H. Terry
Daisy “Burke
Shirley Scales
Edgar Marin
John Gillet Ford Jackson
Henry ‘Fletcher
Merbert Kokeraot, Jr
Barker
Pauline Terry
Mise Aetna Smith
Newspaper Slogans Mixup Causes Advertising Confusion
A compositor tasked with placing slogans beside product names inadvertently mixed up lines from national ads. The piece cites several examples such as Why Not National Funeral Directors Association and Kraft Cheese, noting the unintended pairing and misplacement of the slogans with various products, highlighting industry sloppiness.
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Ken
Exilie
National Funeral Directors Assoct Y Jeep
Haviland
China
Gibraltar
Pluto Way
Squibb
the Danger
Railroad
Realty Transfers Cascade of Alpine Transactions and Sums
Realty transfers list Alpine area parcels in August end period. Transactions include Ram sey, Edwards, Fielder, Nail, Henigan, Peters, Landstrone, Gilman, Bathe, Lott, Lacey and others with prices ranging from 1 to 1000 dollars plus multi-acre and block details. Numerous lots and sections across Alpine and neighboring lines appear, with several entities including Big Bend Abstract Company involved.
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Guy
Combs
Hal B. Ramsey
G. H
A. Ry. Co. N
St. L
Geo. A. Edwards
W. Enoy
Alpine
T. C. Ry. Co
W. G. Fielder
Alpine Lumber Co
Ethel Nail
Isabel C. Garyek
AL. L
E.C. Herron
B. Gilman
Hector
Robert Poage
M. Bathe
North Addition
RB. Hardberger
L. T. Lott
Mia
J. M. Peters
Henry Lacey
Thomas Turney
Higgins
Epimenio
Cobos
Eiot
Nostitillo
Benito Cobos
Gillis
Portillo
Ition
Alpa
Christian Endeavor Rally Plan For El Paso Program
Next Sunday evening at 7 o clock the Endeavors begin their prayer meeting again. We met in Van Horn with great success and decided to two rallies this year. One rally will be held in this end of the district and the other in El Paso. A special program is set for Sunday at 6 20 p m led by new president Ida Mae Weyerts. The subject is What Our Church Asks of Us. Seven Intermediate girls represent the seven churches of Asia in the program and an cordial invitation is extended to attend.
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Christian
Ida Mae Weyerts
Asia
Hunters Find Unknown Caveman Remains in California Cave
On a hunting trip, Perrarl and Earl Usldge of Stockton discovered a cave in Calaveras County containing about two hundred bone fragments from an unknown ancient race. The jaw lines and skulls are oversized, with huge brain cavities and protruding cheekbones, suggesting a distinct, primitive lineage.
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Perrarl
Earl ‘Usldge
Stockton
Staten
Calaveras County
Cal
Civilized people and ancient dish found in cave
A cave yielded a complete half of a stone dish carved from granite with a five inch depth and fourteen inch diameter, unlike known Indian dishes. Abalone shells turned into round disks the size of dollars. Southern Pacific Bulletin warns babies need protection from fleas and promotes FLY-TOX insecticide with Melion Institute Rex Research Fellowship endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific Bulletin
Prominent business men visit the Big Bend
A party of prominent businessmen toured the Big Bend area this week on a business mission. Gerlach of Canada, involved in mill and elevator ventures, joined the group and visited the Parsell and Engle families. Fellow travelers included F. A Hornbeck of San Angelo, linked to a Presidio townsite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerlach
Parsell
Engle
F. A Hornbeck
San Angelo
Boand
Chicago man buys Big Bend Abstract plant
J. Pe Byers announced this week that 0. E. Umi sted formerly of Chicago has sold the Big Bend Abstract plant here to Byers. The deal became effective August 24 and Byers indicated he may leave Alpine but has no definite future plans yet.
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Big Bend
E. Umi Sted
Chicago
J. Pe Byers
Byfers
Alpine
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C.D
Sul Ross
T. A. Beard
Ed Linn
Roy Whiteside
H. W. Morelock
W. van 1 Sickle
John Perkins
W.E. Caldwell
CA. Brown
J. H. Head
RJ. Ratliff
C. H. Gra
J. H. Burgess
W. H. Terry
W. Ferguson
T. P. Keete
Mise Lyda Bell McGonagill
FEL
Curtesy Big Bend Abstract Company, Inc
California
Alpine Motor Co
Federal Tires
Mies
Melion Institute of Industrial Research
Rex Research Fellowship
Billings
Chicago Man
BIG Bend Abstract Company
Belle of
Wichita
Libby
Alpine Mercantile CO
BUICK
Buick Motor Company
Flint
Michigan
General Motors
Penne Apne
Buick and Mares
Casner Motor Company
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