Alpine Study club holds first meeting at McIntyre home
rt AUG BEE members and guests gathered at Mrs Vernon McIntyres Alpine ranch for the clubs opening meeting with Mrs G W Baines incoming president presiding and welcoming new members Mrs RM Hawkins Mrs John E Pickering and Mrs W E Duncan. Visitors included Mrs W B Hancock Miss Mae Mortis and Mrs Nancy Pelphry as well as El Progreso members Mrs E O Sperry and Mrs Paul Vogt. The program featured notes on United Nations Peace Plans and an introduction to the yearbook. Refreshments were served. 45 women attended.
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Vernon McIntyre
McIntyre
T. H. Etheridge
Flore Daugherty
G. W. Baines
Baines
RM. Hawkins
John E. Pickering
W. E. Duncan
R. S. McCracken
Marfa
McCracken
Alpine
Texas Federation
Ave. Luke
W. B. Hancock
Mae Mortis
Chicago
Robabins
Central Ward
Robert Elliott
Nancy Pelphry
G. P. Smith
EL Progreso
J.C. Cooley
John Newell
Laurence Ki Wretl
T. S. Faulk
Walter Henderson
Dan Ritter
Avora Owtn
UTURE HOMEMAKERS HOLD FIRST MEETING
UTURE HOMEMAKERS held its first meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Home Economics laboratory of the high school. President Lady Lou Terry led committees and projects for the year including making a service flag for Alpine High School and aiding in a clothes drive. Affiliation with state and national groups will be sought.
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Fomemakers of
Texas
Lady Lou Terry
Alpine High School
Gaile Barrow
Lelette Barrow
Ina Bess Nichols
Bonnie Hess
Jerry Mills
Eloise Pickering
Patricia Watson
Ernestine Acton
Emily Livingston
Joyce Neville
Jo Nell Pope
Patsy Lane
Shirley Blevins
Betty Ray Ogle
Rose An- Ina Smith
Carolyn Cooley
Bettigene Slover
Intermediate class nightmarish party at church event
The Intermediate Department hosted a nightmare night party at the church inn with 37 youths enjoying nightmarish games and treats. Guests exchanged items and guests received a nightmarish article. cream and cookies were served. reporter notes the event.
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Church Inn
Music Club Opens Season With Italian Songs and Marimba
Alpine Music club met last Tuesday in the Presbyterian Hospitality room for the first program of the season. Mary Besse Sloan introduced performers Mrs. W C Friesen who sang Italian art songs and Charles Livingston who played Latin American melodies on marimba. The club will study Romantic composers of the 18th century including Schubert Mendelssohn Chopin Schumann and Liszt with open public meetings on the last Tuesday of each month.
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Alpine Music Club
Presbyterian Church
Frst
Mary Besse Sloan
W. C. Friesen
Charles Livingston
Schubert
Mendelssohn
Chopin
Schumann
Liszt
Lovely specimens at Dahlia Show amid dry summer
The Danva snow sponsored by the Alpine Garden Club featured many lovely specimens from Mrs. W. M. Meador, Mrs. Ray Spence, Mrs. J. B. Spence, Mrs. J. Alderson, and others from Fort Davis. committee chair Mrs. C. Broadfoot with helpers arranged the display while guests and club members attended two-table entertainment and bridge gatherings.
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The
Alpine Garden Club
W. M. Meador
Ray Spence
J. B. Spence
Meador
Stambaugh
Corkran
al Aerson
Benefit Rummage Sale Aids Alpine FFA Chapter
A rummage sale will be held tomorrow at 6 30 p m in front of the city hall to benefit the Alpine FFA chapter. Items for sale include many offerings and the public is invited to attend. Prizes awarded to members and guests included high to Mrs. Decie and low to Mrs. Parr. Gorgeous dahlias grown by Mrs. J B Spence adorned the home scene.
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Eastern Star
FFA
Zeb Decie
Jim Casner
Gene Parr
Terry
Decie
Parr
Rotary News Weeb Easter Funds College Program
The Rotary Club allocated 105 from its Student Activity fund to the college program as part of renewed support for all college activities. Guests included Joe Wiley and W O Ray LaBert. Dick Crows joined as a new member. Lloyd Bloodworth shared a personal biography. Truman Etheridge spoke on Alpine prospects, advocating broader college cooperation to boost enrollment rather to rely on limited departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wiley
W-O
Ray LaBert
Claude Coleman
Dick Crows
Lloyd
Chamber of Commerce
Truman Etheridge
Tire pressure effect on life in faulty wording
If tire pressure is five pounds below the recommended level the tire life drops about 32 percent. If the pressure is nine pounds below the recommended level the tire life falls about 52 percent.
Bangkok in turmoil halts new submarine subscriptions
A fragmented report describes Bangkok facing disruption as new subscriptions are halted amid naval activity in the capital’s waterways. The piece notes Venice of the Orient as a historic nickname and references canal travel and ongoing service pauses.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Venice
Local heroes clash over county freedom and schooling
A resident cites rival claims of local heroes from Thistle Ridge versus county concerns about vaccination, church pews, history teaching, and social tolerance, framing a debate on freedom and tradition in the town.
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Thistle Ridge
Metropolitan Museum
Deacon Follensby
Jess Hackney
Wedd Towers
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