Constitution Week Observed By Ble Bend Chapter DAR
Ble Bend Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution observed Constitution Week with a Saturday luncheon at Bien Venido Restaurant. John Allen addressed the group on the Constitution as Mrs. John C. Epperson led the program and Mrs. Mae M. Ament presided.
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Ble Bend
Wughters of the American Revolution
Bien Venido
John Allen
John C. Epperson
Mae M. Ament
Fred Gibson
Epperson
R.A. Bow
Mr. Allen
Mmes. Ament
Gibson
H. F.dallman
George Baines
Marion Matthews
Judith Dirls
Knox Reid
Hallie Stillwell
James W. Glasscock
Ida §. Vernon
Katherine Boyd
Laurene Lighthouse
Anna D. Linn
Mrs Hise Named Heart Fund Memorial Gifts Chair
Mrs Ross Hise is designated memorial gifts chair for Brewster County by Dr Saul B Appel of the Texas Heart Association. She will collect and acknowledge memorials to support heart disease programs across the county with gifts mailed to Alpine Box 6057. The Heart Fund enters its 17th year after contributing over 100 million dollars to heart and vascular disease research and programs in Texas.
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Ross Hise
The
Heart Association
Texas Heart Association
Brewster County
Saul B. Appel
State Association
Hise
Alpine
Texas
Heart Fund
Big Bend Park News Highlights Local Moves and Birth
The Bob Barbee family left Big Bend for Fort Collins Colorado for a year of graduate work in Wildland Management at Colorado State University. A park pot luck sent them off with best wishes. The Naturalist Division named a new secretary Mrs Sue Clabaugh and her husband Victor L Clabaugh works as a quarantine inspector. A birth was announced: Christopher Glen Todds weighed 8 pounds 3.4 ounces at his birth.
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Triia
Bob Barbee
Big Bend
Fort Collins
Colo
Bob
Colorado State Univesity
Casa Grande
Carol Barbee
Muriel Jensen
Carol
Donna Hatfield
Naturalist Division
Sue Clabaugh
Victor L
Boquillas
Park
Austin
Panther Junction
Todds
Christopher Glen
Texas Traffic Safety Law Requires Driver's License
Texas enforces that every motor vehicle operator must carry a valid license. Fines rise with repeated violations up to 200 dollars for first offense, 25 to 200 for second, and 25 to 500 or jail time for a third within a year. Texans for Traffic Safety cites 10 percent of last year's fatal crashes involved unlicensed drivers.
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Texas
Texans For
Auxiliary To Hospital Announces Talk By New LVN Instructor
The Women's Hospital Auxiliary will meet Sept 26 with Ruth Brown new LVN class instructor addressing the group. Monday's called meeting listed attendees including Mrs. Tumey Kuvinson Tenny Cross Brown Dallman Spence Surratt Woodward Weston Owens Coffin McCollister Slight and Miss Nellie Litchfield.
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Ruth Brown
LVN
Women's Hospital Auxiliary
Mmes
A.M. Tumey
Forest Kuvinson
Tenny
Jack Cross
M.K. Brown
H.F. Dallman
Ray Spence
Hl, Surratt
C.B. Woodward
Forest Weston
Ava
Owens
E.A. Coffin
C.D. McCollister
Bernal Slight
Nellie Litchfield
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DAR
Mrs
Big Bend Park News
Frank Montford
el Paso
Bridge Club
Betty Peterson
Don
Janet Stahl
Edensburg
Dave Easterla
Dave
David E. Easterla
Lake of the Ozarks
Mss
Alva Claunch
Kansas City, Mo
Toni Ybarra
Comstock
Amelia
Lizzie
Merichildo Ybarra
Cone Mills
Rock of Ages
Alpine Cemetery
Jack T
BIG Bend Electric
N. St. St
Bunk Fitzgerald
John Murry
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