Local society notes plus El Progreso club scene
Local items report Jimmie Brotherton leaving for Kerrville Schreiner Institute and social invites for tea in honor of college leaders. El Progreso club holds first meeting of the year with new president O E Sperry. six new members welcomed. officers outlined duties. plans announced and member reminders set. social prizes awarded at luncheon and bridge.
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EL Progreso
el Progreso Club
Presbyterian Social Room
O. E. Sperry
Progreso
D. M. Bennett
Roscoe
Flor
Rence Johnson Scott
Welcomi
Alan Fraser
D. L. Brown
Luther Lynn
Edwin McCollum
W. H. Perryman
A.M. Queen
J.C. Cooley
Cooley
Omen Circle Alpine Grove Meets at Ranch Home
Alpine Grove No 671 Woodmen Circle met Wednesday at 3 pm for regular business and social hour with Mrs Frieda Wade presiding. Mrs Azile Davidson invited the Grove to meet at her ranch home for the next gathering.
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Omen Circle
Alpine Grove No
Woodmen Circle
Frieda Wade
Azile Davidson
Miss Jackie Cross Honored At Prenuptial Bridge Breakfast
A bridge breakfast in honor of Miss Jackie Louise Cross was hosted by Mrs. Mae Robinson at her grandmother Mrs. E. S. Cross's home. The room was filled with flowers and guests included Eva Jean Ferguson Emmy Lou Harris Dorothy J. Cross Katherine Harfst Juliana Bierschwale and others.
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Jackie Louise Crone
George Brown
Jack Edwards
Marfa
Mary Linn
Los Anthe
Jackie Lougeresse
Emmy Lou Harris
Eva Jean Terguson
Katherine Harfst
Juliina Bierschwale
Mrs. Edwards
Miss Cross
Jackie Louise Cross
Mae Robinson
E. 8. Cross
Mrs. Cross
Eva Jean Ferguson
Dorothy J. Cross
Juliana Bierschwale
Mesdames Mary
Beth Paris
Cotter Edwards
Jean J. Moftman
Lola Lee Hunter
Patsy Beck
Fannie Weston
Betty Jane + Kenner
Mary Besse Sloan
Una
Wisses
Tscw
Denton
Dallas
Teckle Louise Cross
Aubrey Edwards
Local residents visit and changes noted in town
Mr and Mrs Dutch Gilbert and their young son visit Mae M Ament in Houston. Mrs Etta Ayers leaves San Antonio after a two month visit with daughter Mrs G W Seybert. Mr and Mrs Nathan Winkler of Fort Stockton stay with Mr and Mrs Louis Forchheimer. Nichols, son of Mr and Mrs Jim Nichols, departs for Kerrville for second year work. Mr and Mrs S M Melton move to Kermit where he becomes school superintendent. Misses Charlene Pugh and Nina Martin enroll at Sul Ross. Mrs James Kemp hosts Walker or Tally-ho bridge club at Skevington home. attendees include Mesdames Logan, HockToin, Votan, Barfet, Winter, Davis, La Belf, Hatch, Me Corkran, Vogt, Barnes, Morgan. Morton wins bingo. high scores to Mrs Vogt and Miss Barnes.
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Charlene Pugh
Nina Martin
Bangs
Sul Ross
Mise Pugh
June Weyerts
Stanley W
James Kemp
Walker
Tally-ho Bridge Club
T. F
Skevington
Jimmy Logan
L. D
Hocktoin
Reginald Votan
G. H
Barfet
Bill Winter
Wally Davis
Ray la Belf
Truman Hatch
Corkran
Paul Vogt
Shellie Barnes
Roscoe Morgan
Autumn party honors bride with bridge and gifts
A stylish bridal tea hosted by Mrs. Knox Reid and Mrs. Shellie Barnes at Mrs. Knox Reid’s home featured autumn floral arrangements including glads zinnias daisies and digitalis. Guests included Mrs. Wade Reid the bride and many local social figures while prizes were awarded for high score and high cut.
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Wade Reid
Knox Reid
Shellie
Barnes
Knox * Reid
Mrs. Reid
Waonoree
H. L. Kokernot Jr
J. W.shepperd
G. H. Hartst
Otis Kimball
C. E. McCool
King Terry
Jony ‘Meriwether
Worth Frazer
lRégar Martin
Zeb Decie
Bill Winter
Earl McElroy
J. C. Coleman
Vernon McIntyre
Eva Chatfin
Bill Cotter
Roy Spence
Mary Robinson
Earl Fallis
Carl Shults
J. W. Gilmer
Pat Mulloy
Jeff Ranch
Mrs. Harfst
Mrs. Robinson
Rotary News Highlights New Members and Biographical Sketches
Houston visitor H B Jewett attends meeting as four new members are proposed and accepted. Claude Coleman, born in Douglas County Illinois, outlines education and career, including PhD from Michigan. Past district governor Dick Hawkins welcomed. Alpine club protocol discussed. club wins Charles Andrews trophy for three straight years due to strong attendance.
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H. B. Jewett
Houston
Fred Rogers
Shirley Scales
Ross Maxwell
Frank McCollum
Wally Davis
Dick Hawking
John Carrico
Cliff Casey
M. D. Pittman
Robi. Wittner
Bill Williams
Don. Littleton
Claude Coleman
Biog
Douglas County
University of
Sul Rose
Dick Hawkins
Joel Wright
Charles Andrews
Rationing Calendar and Stamp Expirations Listed
The notice lists Sugar Stamp No 36 expired and Stamp No 38 valid through Sept 1 and Dec 31, with each stamp good for one pair. It mentions a tire inspection book and notes subscriptions cannot be renewed if sent to APO addresses without a written request from the recipient.
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Aspen
Tomas
Arin
APO
Range Pow Wow and Desert Town News Summary
A transcribed Alpine Texas era column reports on a Martian-like mix of local ventures. Uncle Homer Spruce at 82 tends to an auto oil filter. Marathon area sees tourism growth with a proposed forty to fifty thousand dollar campsite. Dave Hinson’s shift from filling stations to sheep, Delmar Collins wax plant woes, and Dr Ross Maxwell on Rio Grande fishing abuses.
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T Gough
Homer Spruce
Dallas
Genesa
Homer
Spruce Ranch
Dave Hinson
Sanderson
Alpine
Dave
Mr. Hinton
Marathon
Chisos Mountains
Big Bend National Park
Delmar Collins
Ross Maxwell
Big Bend
Rio Grande
Breez in Jummer and Fall Chicks Booking
Breezin Jumper and Fall Chicks offers steady weekly arrivals through summer and fall. Booking orders for fall chicks are now open. Range Ready Started Chicks available. Send postal for prices and full particulars. Keeneland, San Angelo, Tex.
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Keeneland
San Angelo
Tex
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Society
C. D. Wood
Jimmie Brotherton
Kerrville
Schreiner Institute
Earl Ray
Jim Patel
Lawrence Hall
Will Bel
R.M. Hawkins
Beretta
J. A. Hill
J. N
R. Score
H. W. Morelock
T. H. Etheridge
L. G. Kokernot
Mise Alice Cowan
Henry Key
Omer E. Sperry
Joy Holman
Jackie Louise
John Young Sr
Friend
Ozona
Sternon
Howard Hampton
Mary Ellen Foster
Ruth Greenman
Mary Ruth Weathefard
Jean Hoffman
Joy Hofman
Lineyle Clark
Machinson
Una Joy Holman
Dutch Gilbert
Little Son
Mae M. Ament
Etta Ayers
San Antonio
G. W. Seybert
Nathan Winkler
Fort Stockton
Louis Forchheimer
But Nichols
Jim Nichols
8. M. Melton
Kermit
Melton
Midland
Cotter
V. E. Miller
Charlotte Jean
San Marcos
Southwest Texas State College
David H. Walworth
Nazarene
Capitan, N.M
Rev. Walworth
General Motors
Eid
Roy Reid
Et Mulloy
Verna Dipple
M. Cliford
Knoxeid
J. W. Shepperd
Mire
T. A. Beard
Lisellie Barnes
James Cotter
J. Roy Spence
Fay Vice
Norman Beard
Israel Robinson
Mary Beth Paris
Myrtle Whiteside
Elizabeth Winter
Cotter Baarde
Fia
Giere
Signal Corps
10Th Army
Okinawa
Treasury Debortme
Rotary News
M. A. Webb
Joe Marsh
Andy Botkin
Garden Cafe
Andy
Tover
United Tote
Gertip
Texas Editon
Cho, Alice, Texas
Editorsis
Alba
Central Power and Light Company
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