Society Notes on Wells Mcintyre Bridge Club Event
Mrs. Wells Mcintyre hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club on September 19 in the Holland Hotel parlor with fall yellow flowers and red accents. Mrs. Vernon Mcintyre won high score. low went to Mrs. W. H. Terry. Refreshments included salad, waters, olives, stuffed pecan macaroons. Attendees included Miss Aetna Smith of Cameron and numerous local ladies. cers met at the Jackson home to plan new activities. Floyd Garrost of Marfa spoke on duties of the president and Christian Endeavor history. next meeting to be at the president’s home.
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Wells Mcintyre
Holland Hotel
Vernon Mcintyre
W. H. Terry
Aetna Smith
Cameron
Harry Watson
George. Brown
Anja Wilton
Vernon
Cers
Jackson
Floyd Garrost
Marfa
Senior Christian Endeavor Re organizes Alpine Group
The Senior Endeavor of the First Christian church of Alpine met on September 9 to reorganize. Selma Archer was elected president, Elizabeth Hale vice president, Ida Mae Weyerts secretary and treasurer, Wilma Jackson reporter, with sponsors Mr. Steere Mrs. Jim Casner and Mr. Leon Williams. Lewie Jackson named song leader and Weyerts Jackson Hale will form visiting committee. social committee includes Bil Burgess Lewie Jackson and Dora Winkless. Colors red and white roses geraniums crysanthemums chosen. Motto Adelante Siempre Adelante Forward always forward. On September 13 the officers planned further actions.
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First Christian Church of
Alpine
Selma Archer
Elizabeth Hale
Ida Mae Weyerts
Wilma Jackson
Steere
Jim Casner
Leon Williams
Lewie Jackson
Bil Burgess
Doro ‘Winkless
Two Elegant Weekday Parties Hosted By Local Women
Two beautifully appointed gatherings were held last week hosted by Mrs. W. S. Terry and Mrs. Anja Wilson. Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Wilson’s home featured pink and green decor, Italian pottery prizes, and a dessert service after games with high score honors for Mrs. Henry Fletcher and others. Friday afternoon at Mrs. Terry’s residence continued the elegant theme with a three course refreshment, Italian pottery prizes for first Mrs. William Cotter, second Mrs. George Martin, and consolation to Mrs. Ed Linn.
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W. S. Terry
Anja Wilson
Roy Stillwell
Hal Ramsey
Marathon
Miss Nettleton
San Angelo
Aetna Smith
Cameron
Miss Billingsley
William Cotter
Jeorge Martin
Ed Linn
Mesdames W. van Sickle
W. J. Hancock
James Cotter
Forest Robinson
James Casner
Joe Hord
R. A. McMurry
A. B. Sandifer
Ace of Clubs Entertained by Mrs Edwards
The Ace of Clubs was entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs Cas Edwards at her home. Pink rosebuds and shasta daisies were used in the reception. Refreshments included a salad course tea and Bangor brownies. High score honors went to Mrs Whatley. Attendees included Mesdames John D Young W Everett Holt Wells Cole Clay Holland Shirley Seales Whatley Benson and the hostess.
Presbyterian Women Discuss Outlook For Year
The Woman's Council met at Mrs. Whitfield's home Thursday afternoon with good attendance. Mrs. Garnett presided and led devotional prayers. The group voted to send $25 to Bessie the Tasanage, their long time charge, and discussed bringing her to Alpine for Sul Ross summer session. Mrs Morelock led the afternoon on outlook for the year, followed by a social hour with a dessert course.
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Woman's Council
Hyterian Church
Tess
Lee
Charming Alpine Girl Weds Fort Stockton Man
Miss Chii sham wed Mr. Clayton M. Williams of Fort Stockton in Alpine at the San Angel ceremony on September 10. Rev. Hartsfield officiated at the Methodist parsonage. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Graham, graduates Sul Ross College. The groom, a Fort Stockton businessman in oil, plans a home there after a Dallas wedding trip.
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Stockton
Alpine
San Angel
Chiisham
Clayton M. Williams
Fort Stockton
Hartsfield
Methodist Parsonage
C. Hi
C. H. Graham
Brewster County
Dallas
Christian Church Sunday School Starts Promptly at 9 45
Leon Williams urges all church members to attend Sunday school at 9 45 and welcomes visitors. Strangers are invited to come and be in place to worship the Lord, with programs designed to be more interesting and engaging.
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Leon Williams
Public Worship Times Announced by Local Church
Public worship scheduled at 11 a m and 5 pm with special music next Sunday. You are invited to attend with a cordial welcome. W E Caldwell 8 8 Supt and David J Murray Minister.
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W. E. Caldwell
David J. Murray
Crusade Capes Rally At Christian Endeavor Meeting
The Christian Endeavor invites boys and girls aged ten to fifteen to Sunday meetings at the Christian church at three o clock. Attendees will try a new “Crusade Capes” program and are urged to attend for a worthwhile experience.
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Christian Endeavor
The
Christian Church
Methodist Church Sunday Schedule Card
9:45 Sunday school led by T A Beard, superintendent. 11 a m sermon by the pastor. 3 p m Junior Epworth League with Mrs Van Sickle, superintendent. 7:20 Epworth League. 15 Evening sermon by the pastor. Warm welcome to all. Sul Ross students invited to Sunday school. RF Davis F special invitation to people’s department.
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Methodist Church
T. A. Beard
Epworh Lague
van Sickle
Epworth League
Sul Ross
RF. Davis
Oples
Sunday School and Bible Class Meet at Mojave Theatre
Presbyterian church session invites men and youth to join Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. The Theatr Bible Class convenes with the Mojave Theatre group for study and discussion.
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Presbyterian Church
Theatr
Mojave Theatre
Church invites public to Bible study and services
The Church of Christ at 2nd St and College Ave invites the public to Sunday services at 10 a.m. and Bible study sessions on Wednesday evenings, with communion as part of the worship. A hearty welcome awaits attendees.
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Church of Christ
2Nd St
College Ave
Catholic Church Summer Masses and Services
The Catholic Church declares summer schedule with Sunday masses at eight and nine am and evening services at 1 30 pm. Pastor Omer Beel leads sermons in Spanish and English.
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Catholic Church
Omer Beel
Christian Science and Episcopal Services Notice
Sunday worship times announced with Christian Science meeting at 11 a.m. over the post office and St James Episcopal services at 11 a.m. on the first Sunday monthly and 1 20 p.m. other Sundays. Public invited. Priest in charge F A Thorold-Eller.
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Christian Science
St. James Episcopal
F. A. Thorold-Eller
Five Millionth Chevrolet Rolls Off Line at Detroit
Detroit Sept 10 Marking the second time in eight months a milestone was passed the Chevrolet Motor Company announced that the five millionth Chevrolet was produced at the Flint Michigan plant The claim follows the four millionth car built Jan 11 and several days later a further milestone report was issued
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Detroit
Chevrolet Motor Company
Flint Michigan
Chevrolet Hits Production Milestones Amid Demand Surge
The Chevrolet Motor Company reports ongoing demand driving daily production growth through the year as monthly records are set. By mid year production nears the five millionth car, with 1927 milestones showing rapid gains and Chevrolets comprising about half of price-class sales, eclipsing prior years.
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Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
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