Alpine Society News Briefs Include Two Weekend Weddings
Two local weddings are reported. Edith Engle and Dennis Brown wed at theEngle home with a ring ceremony officiated by Rev Fred S Rogers. Alpine teacher Edith wore chartreuse. guests included out of town friends from Sudan Marfa and Madison Wisconsin. In Noroton Heights Alpine Radioman James Vernon Burling married Miss Marion Lucille Dorr in St Johns Church with reception at Judge Mazzeos home. The couple, bound for New York Darien Review on honeymoon, are listed among Alpine society events.
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Edith Engle
Dennis Brown
Aln. Engle
Fred S. Rogers
Eagle
William Sloan
Alpine High School
Sul Ross College
el Paso
Alpine
The
Santa Fe
Budan
Walter Garnett
Clay Holland
Harold Grape
Chris Furneaux
Sudan
A.J. Hoffman
Walter Lee
Marfa
Marion Lucille Dorr
Madison
Wis
James Vernon Burlin
U. S. Naval Training Station
Noroton Heights
Texas
C.F. Burling
St. ‘John's R. C
James J. McGuane
Salvatore Mazzeo
Marie Mazzeo
Inonor
Burling Thad
Warren 3
Tne
Mazzeo
Burling
New York
Darien (Conn
We Employ MOVSES FOR SALE Housing Options Listed
Edith Hopson offers six real estate listings including five and six room frame and stucco residences near schools and colleges. Properties include duplex rentals, possession in 30 days, central heating, and near business districts with reasonable terms and loan options on ranch and city residences.
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Ward School
Woodmen Circle Alpine Grove 671 Meets at Home
Alpine Grove No 671 of the Woodmen circle met Wednesday September 20 at Mrs Dr Clifford home with Mrs Azile Davidson as co host. After the business meeting refreshments were served to Mesdames Jane Burling Anna Lange Mathilda Forchheimer Frieda Wade Metta Williams and Thelma Williams by the hostesses. Mrs Wade invited the Grove to meet with her on October 18. Reporter.
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Alpine Grove No
Woodmen Circle
Dr. Clifford
Azile Davidson
Jane Burling
Anna Lange
Mathilda Forchheimer
Frieda Wade
Metta Williams
Thelma Williams
UB Scouts Host Weiner Roast At Local Pack Meeting
The Inst Pack 41 met in Mr Al Hands yard for a Saturday morning event with dens 1 2 and 3 present. A flag ceremony followed by a hot Coney Island style roast of weiners on a barbecue pit grill. Cookies and punch were provided by Mrs Hand. Den 3 attendance delayed by Mrs Wilson’s absence. Den 1 and 2 activity ongoing with hut projects planned. Den 3 to resume when Den Mother returns. Cubmaster Fred Williams announced the next Pack meeting on charter arrival from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Hand
Coney Island
Dens 1
Den 3
Wilson
Coleman
Den
Richard Coleman
John Coleman
Carl Weigman
Sammy Slover
Jimmy Ray Hudson
J. W. Shepperd Jr
John Davenport
John Pittman
Charles Corkran
Joe Dudley Barker
David Lee Larson
Daleavis
Jerry Davenport
Sandy Newsom
Johnny Newell
Gordon Barrow
Jack Cooley
Fred Williams
Pack 41
New York
Bridge Club Luncheon and Afternoon Contract Games
Mrs Anja Wilson hosted her contract bridge club at the Little Mexico Cafe and her home. Attendees included Miss Margaret Linn and Mesdames Brown Griffin Holland Hood Martin McIntyre Terry and the hostess. High prizes went to Mrs Martin and Mrs Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anja Wilson
Contract Bridge Club
Little Mexico
Holland
Wilson
Terry
McIntyre
H. L. Kokernot Jr
Lucky 13
Bridge Club
Green Cafe
Holland Motel
Mesdames Vernon McIntyre
L. D. Harris
Eagar Martin
Gay Meriwether
George A. Brown
Ma Jone Hill
J. T. Carney
Rainbow Girls Install New Officers at Masonic Hall
Rainbow Girls held Friday evening installations at the Masonic hall. Ruby June Burcham and Dorothy Crawford led the drill. New officers include Virginia Parker as Worthy Advisor Celia Ann Smith as Worthy Assoc. Advisor and Dorothy Crawford as Charity, among others with a dance reception later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Hall
Ruby June Burcham
Dorothy Crawford
Rainbow Assembly
Virginia
Parker
Worthy Ad Visor
Celia Ann Smith
Worthy
June Joyce
Charity
Hope
Clara May Bogel
Mary Ellen Gard
Bettijenestover
Emily Livingston
Penay Featherstone
Dorothy Coleman
Gerry Mills
Fidelity
Wanda Beall
Virginia Burgan
Susan Walker
Elsie Jordan
Outer Observer
Lelette Barrow
Pat Watson
Presbyterian Women’s Council Meets for Service and Aid
The Presbyterian Women’s Council met Tuesday in the hospitality room with Mrs. J. C. Epperson leading a prayer and praise service. Hostess was Mrs. C. D. Wood as Mrs. D. R. Elliott presided. The council will join a nationwide effort to send used clothing to needy Europeans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Council
Presbyterian Womens Council
J. C. ‘Epperson
C.D. Wood
D. R. Elliott
Europe
Greatest Request of the World Study Invites College Youth
A church study titled The Greatest Request of the World invites college students to join in a broad religious life. Evening service at 8:00 features a sermon on this topic. Minister M A Burlar extends a Christian welcome to all, encouraging interest and happiness in faith.
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M. A. Burlar
Reality Lesson-Sermon Topic for Christ Scientist Churches
The Bible theme for the Sunday September 24 lesson sermon in Christian Science Churches centers on divine gifts from above. The Golden Text from James 1 17 emphasizes God as the Father of lights with no variation. The lesson includes Matthew 5 48 urging believers to strive for perfection.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Church of Christ Announces Sunday and Midweek Services
The church lists Sunday morning classes at 00 with preaching at 10 50 and communion, evening service at 8 00, midweek Wednesday services at 8 00 p m, and a Women’s Bible call at 3 30 p m Wednesdays. We welcome all attendees.
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Church OF Christ
James Episcopal W Sixth Street Sunday Services
James Episcopal Church on West Sixth Street announces Sunday evening services at 30 until further notice led by Rev. W H Martin Archdeacon.
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Francis Juaniz
James Episcopal W
W. H. Martin
Blessed are the pure in heart church activities
Church school at 9 45 led by Supt Waldrum with Barrow asst and Barrow sec Morning worship at 11 with Winter directing music Wahlers organist Sermon I Must Bring Evening worship at 8 Junior choir will sing hymns of love in the Christian faith Sermon Create In Me Young people meet at 7 Adults Juniors led by Mrs Barrow Worship Pastor Marvin Williams
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Waldrum
Barrow
Winter
Miss Wahlers
Marvin Williams
Nazarene Legion Hall primary Sunday school party notes
Mrs Ezell honors primary department with a lawn party near Legion Hall. Events include a Sunday service, Monday 4 to 5 30 pm games, and refreshments. Names of attendees and helpers listed. Garden club Alpine announces dahlia display at USO on September 29 at 4 pm with public invitation to display dahlias.
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Nazarene
Legion Hall
Ream Coten
Winifred Kelton
Kay Spurling
Thelma Burgess
Betty Lee Wynne
Phyliss Harrisie Gee Weems
Margaret
Garden Club of Alpine
USO
Presbyterian church school and worship schedule noted
Mrs Dave Elliott opens church school in all departments at 10 a m Morning worship is at 11 a m A service for all age groups Pastor Fred Rogers Airbase Cpl Walter T Wilson and Miss Sylvia M Moffett wed in the post chapel Sept 11 A C Franklin C Smth and Adrianne Hienege wed Sept 16 also at the chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church School
Dave Elliott
Fred Rogers
Walter T. Wilson
Sylvia M. Moffett
Franklin C. Smth
Adrianne Hienege
Latin-Americans Observe Mexican Independence at Alpine
A Sept 16 8 30 pm celebration sponsored by Consul Eduardo Prado at Mutualist Hall Alpine honored Mexican Independence Day. The event opened with the national anthem and featured Prado's remarks on U S Mexico friendship. Lorenzo Lafarelle led songs and dances with Latin American community leaders and Sul Ross College affiliates in attendance alongside Marfa Marathon Fort Stockton officers and local Mexicans.
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Vonsul
Alpine
Eduardo, Prado
Prado
Mexico
United States
Old
Lorenzo Lafarelle
Sul Ross College
Hilario Hernandez
H. W. Morelock
U.S.N
Horace Morelock
Stather Elliot
Alice Cowan
Wm. Cotter
Hellane O. de Prado
Marfa
Marathon
Fort Davis
Fort Stockton
Patterson Named Brewster War Fund Drive Chairman
C E Patterson of Alpine is named Brewster county chairman for the 1944 National War Fund campaign. Hunter O Metcalf of Marfa announced the drive will launch statewide October 10 to support USO War Prisoners Aid United Seamen Service and other war agencies. Patterson will organize the county campaign and appoint gifts treasurer publicity and area chairmen, with Judge Metcalf urging strong effort as war needs grow.
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C. E. Patterson
Alpine
Brewster County
National War Fund
Hunter O. Metcalf
Marfa
Patterson
Ccal
USO
War Prisoners Aid
United Seaman's Service
Metcalf
Merchant Marine Visitor In Alpine on Furlough
William Ewing a Merchant Marine chief petty officer on furlough visits Alpine at Bill Dorris’s home. He wears three ribbons for the North Atlantic, Mediterranean, and South Pacific theaters, with two bronze stars on the Mediterranean ribbon for two torpedoings. Enlisted in 1941, his Mediterranean torpedoings occurred in 1942. he has seen Havana port and Saipan during wartime service.
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Merchant Marine
William Ew
Bill Dorris
Young William
Merchant Boat
North ‘Atlantic
Mediterranean
South Pacific
Ewing
Merchant Marine Service
West Indies
Caribbean
Havana
States
Pacific
Saipan Waekers
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RS. C. D. Wood
Baitor
Dennis L. Brown
James Burling
Edith Hopson
M. L. Hopson
Avacron Od
Sant
Day
Wight
Movses
College Campus
Garey
Knox Heid
J. W. Sheppert
E. C. Coleman
George Kourg
Shellie Barnes
J. L. Carney
Joe Burgess
Frank McCollum
Wade Reid
Barnes
Sheppard
Koury
Baptist Sunday School
Don Littleton
Rpm
R. L. Wittwer
Carney
Ristian Science
War Production Board
Joel Wrig
C.E. Patterson
Brewster County War Fund Drive
Joe Marsh
Junior
Johnsons
CPL
America
Wcentral Power and Light Company
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