Alpine student returns home resumes studies after summer abroad
Setmay’s son spent summer in Spain and toured Italy and Europe then arrived home on a Thursday prior to resuming studies at Rice University in Houston. Judge Patterson notes he was impressed by West Germany and the quality of materials and conversations with Germans. Spain was the least expensive country visited. Local Items note many Alpine students returning to college and invite parents to report their children’s whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
Spain
Italy
Switzerland
France
Germany
Rice University
Houston
Patterson
Charles
West Germany
Itv m
F. Allen Briggs
Jan
West Texas State College
Canyon
Marylyn
University of Texas
Briggs
Austin
Central School
Dennis Williams
Fred Williams
Princeton University
Alpine
Mary George
Nate) Boseman
Alpinan
San Pablo
Cal
Johnny Riggins
San Francisco
Mary ‘Ann Gray
Ond E. Holland
Hasta la Vista
Methodist Church Women to Host Fall Festival Events
The First Methodist Church women announce their third annual Fall Festival on Friday October 5 from 2 to 8 pm and Saturday October 6 from 9 am to 3 pm at the church. Five booths will offer Home Kitchen Trash or Treasure Needle Work Fish Pond and Christmas Cards and Gift Items. #{Note: OCR shows multiple names and booth leads including Mrs. Alvin Beckman Mrs. Carl Shults Mrs. T A Beard Mrs. Paul Vogt Mrs. Martin Olson Mrs. Clyde Chesnutt Jr and Mrs. Frank Matthews} A chili supper starts at 5 pm Friday and luncheon on Saturday features soup and dessert. A nursery will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the First Methodist Church
Alvin Beckman
Carl Shults
T. A. Beard
Paul Vogt
Martin Olson
Clyde Chesnutt Jr
Frank Matthews
New Officers Introduced At AAUW Tea
New members and officers were introduced by Mrs. W I inter at the Alpine Branch of the Association of University Women during a Saturday gathering at Sul Ross College Lawrence Hall. Mrs. C W Newball presided. Fred Williams sang numbers with Miss Carlene Hegelund at the piano. Miss Betsey Wright played selections. Mrs Hugh F Dallman reported on the International Federation of University Women Convention in Mexico City last July. She was a delegate. Dr Ida Vernon introduced the program topic for the year “Position of the United States in the Changing World.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. ‘Inter
Lawrence Hall
Sul Ross College
C. W. Newball
Fred Williams
Carlene Hegelund
Betsey Wright
Hugh F. Dallman
International Federation of University Women
Mexico City
United States
Ida Vernon
Baptist Women Hold Sessions at First Baptist Church
The Woman's Missionary Union executive committee met at 11 a m for the annual report and elected officers. Mrs Jack Frost presided with officers present including Mrs Ray Landrith secretary and Mrs Billie Hill mission study chairwoman. A 1 p m business session reviewed duties and plans for the new church year with prayers offered by Mrs Vincent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Union Executive Committee
First Baptist Church
Nnual
Jack Frost
Frost
Ray Landrith
Billie Hill
Melvin Slover
Tom Lankford
E. J. Foley
Sunbeam
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
WMU
Vincent
Mmes. Frost
M. P. Slover
Ray Spence
W. E. Williams
Ed Davidson
Thankful family gratefully acknowledges condolences
The family of Mrs. Charles L. Thomas expresses appreciation for expressions of friendship during their bereavement. Special thanks are given for gifts to Memorials, Scholarship Funds, Cancer Fund, Colegio Elliott School in Torreon Mexico, and other memorials in memory of Sta ther Elliott Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Thomas
Stather Elliott Thomas
Colegio Elliott School
Torreon
Mexico
B. A. Rice Mildred Elliott
Shirley McLarty
James J. Durham
Winter to attend Texas Municipal League meeting
Mayor Bill Winter plans to attend a Texas Municipal League meeting in Fort Worth on October 6, with Councilman T. A. Beard also stating his intention to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Winter
Texas Municipal League
Fort Worth
T. A. Beard
David Seymour Wins Henry Gimbel Award in Business Admin
David R. Seymour a San Fernando Valley College graduate student has earned the Henry Gimbel Award in business administration. The award carries a $1,000 stipend. Seymour is among five siblings who attended the college and is finishing his MS degree this year before pursuing a PhD with a focus on computer research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Prater
David R. Seymour
San Fernando Valley College
Henry Gimbel
David
Raymond B. Seymour
Alpine
Philip
Jerry
Susan
Valley State
Harris Family Returns From Texas Visit
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Harris came home this week after visiting their daughter and family in San Angelo and their son and family in Alice.
Social Security Payments and Funds Rise
The report notes that over 22,000 families with four or more children of deceased parents averaged 157 in social security checks for December 1960. It also shows trust funds totaling 23,239,000 at the end of September 1961, up from 22,612,700,000 at year end 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security
Okinawan Exhibit To Be Shown In Alpine Tuesday
The women of St Stephens Church Fort Stockton bring a handcraft Okinawan exhibit to Alpine for United Church Women Study Group on Tuesday October 2 from 9 30 to 11 00 am in the Presbyterian Hospitality Room. Items include dolls mats woven fabrics aprons clothing bags blankets and more all hand made. Orders may be placed from Okinawan Crafts Center in Nago Okinawa. All women in the city invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephens Episcopal Church
Fort Stockton
United Church Women's Study Group
Presyterian Church
Okinawa
John’s Episcopal Craft Center
Nago
Women's League Bowling Results Highlight Team and Individuals
The Women's Summer Bowling League concludes with Midget Beauty Shop taking first, Skyline Lanes hosting. Awards list top teams led by LaVerne Bryant and Jennie Gee lin, with Carolyn Nelon and Irene Schulze earning multiple high scores and Angela Franks posting top averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Ward
Skyline Lanes
LaVerne Bryant
Jennie Geelin
Carolyn Nelon
Kay Armstrong
Margie Dorris
Dorothy Sledge
Venita Powers
Martha Clark
Joyce Colins
Emily Scown
Jeanne Walters
Barbara Causey
Bernice Popham
Agnes Franks
Glenda Tammen
Irene Schulze
Irene Sch
Joy Holman
Estelle Boyd
Norma Burling
Mrs Vincent Reviews Book in Baptist Circle Meeting
The Society of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs R E Streetman s home for a round table discussion on the book Susan B Anthony Alma Lut led the review The group planned community mission feeds and refreshment plates featuring an rose from Streetman s garden The attendees included Mrs Streetman Mrs Vincent Mrs Jack Trost J O Casparis M P Slover Ray Spence E J Foley Ed Rowlett Williams Ed Davidson and others A dinner for Sul Ross College students is announced at the Methodist Church Sunday Sept 30 at 6 p m in the Fellowship Hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary
Society of the First Baptist
R. E. Streetman
W. E. Williams
Doyle Vincent
Susan B. Anthony
Alma
Methodist Church
Tertain Sul Ross College
Methodist
Harness gear sighting near Shafter in Marfa region
A lone peal about 15 miles north of Shafter and near a road point hints at a feature called Aparejo Peak. The Spanish term suggests gear or harness related naming for the landmark in the Presidio county area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presidio County
Shafter
Road Point
Marfa
Alpine Students Attend Meeting at Legion Convention
The 16th District American Legion and Auxiliary Convention in Sanderson featured a panel on Boys and Girls County Government with Paula Oates and David Forchheimer. About 150 attendees heard remarks from Alpine delegates and local leaders, while the Auxiliary planned a yearlong program and Memorial Service was conducted by Sanderson congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion and ‘American Legion Auxiliary
Sanderson Ast
Paula Oates
Big Bend
Blue~ Bonnet Girls
David Forchheimer
Alpine High School Student Council
Henry Bailey
Alpine Legion Post and
Tom Coats
David Robertot
James Eichholtz
Charles Livingston
James Lamothe
Monahans
Jack Whitson
Midland
Clara Riddle Feted at Shower Before Oct. 3 Wedding
A bridal shower honoring Clara Riddle was hosted at Mrs. Samuel Little’s home on Sept. 19. Guests included family members and friends from Mulberry Ark. and local areas. Clara will wed James Jamar of Mulberry on Oct. 3 in Mulberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Little
Clara Riddle
James Jamar
Mulberry
Ark
Jim
Clara
Doryce Coggins Circle Meets at Home of Mrs Cunfigham
The Doryce Coggins Circle met Sept 18 at Mrs Sam Cunfigham's home with Mrs Mayo Cleveland calling the meeting order. Mrs Harvey Gilliam gave the opening prayer. A business session followed. The Royal Service Program on Communism was led by Mrs Charles Chambers with assistance from Mrs Gilliam, Mrs Ray Wylie and Mrs Cleveland. The 24th Psalm was read for scripture and closing prayer by Mrs Cleveland. Refreshments of coffee and cookies were served to Mmes Turner, Serena Cash Jersey, Howell, Cleveland, Wylie, Charles, Golden, Gilliam, Chambers and R. T. Keyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doryce Coggins
Sam Cunfigham
Mayoleveland
Harvey Gilliam
Charles Chambers
Gilliam
Rayond Wiley
Clevland
Cleveland
Mmes
Turner
Serena Cash Jerse
Howell
Wylie
Charles
Golden
Chambers
R. T. Keyer
Classifieds fragment about cash for items
A damaged notice fragment lists cash for Voxiops wrappers and misc items. It mentions a box number and a date but lacks complete details for a full notice.
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TEX
Twin Peaks
Joanne Woodward
Tony Randall
Texas
Don Murray, Chill Wills
Patty Duke
Inga Swenson
Hell
Alan Ladd, Don Murrey
David Seymour
Alfie
Butane Co
Frank Young
Mrs. Vincent
Frankie’s
Brigitte Bardot
Henri-George Clowet
Cobo Drive-In
Nancy Littl
Riddle
Abe
Rewster County Memorial Hospital
Jim Johnson
Big Bend National Park
Pamela Johnson
Dean Riddle
Mire
Navy
Mary Jo Sohl
Demetra Holcomb
Ruby Larkin
Mozelle Morrison
Leta Granger
Juliana Chavez
Zada Jeffers
Ola Mae Williams
Little
Jimmy Little
Tfe
New Christian Science Radio
KVLF
Lee Wood
Alpine Beauty Center
E. Holland
Paula
Carlye Casuals
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