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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1931

Page

5

Easter society gathering and charity event at Mrs Arch Allen home

A social afternoon hosted by Mrs Arch Allen featured the Ace of Clubs at her home with decorations theme Easter colors. Guests included Mrs Gay Meriwether and Mrs Rufus Clay among others. children joined egg hunts and baskets were exchanged. A separate Lucky 18 Bridge Club gathering and Blue Bonnet Study Club meeting followed with spring decor and refreshments.

Arch Allen Gay Meriwether Rufus Clay Secot Rufus Clay Cas Carl Cecilia Gladys Gladys Bernal Slight Lucky 18 Bridge Club Hodges Schroeder Felix McGaughy W. H.terry, Jr Jack Cross Lawrence Hord Raymond Garnett W. H. Terry Edgar Martin Earl McElroy Wells McIntyre Zeb Deele D. M. Bennett Mise Helen Barker

Social Evening and Birthday Celebration Notes

Mrs Jack Crone hosted a birthday supper Tuesday with bridge as the evening’s entertainment. Attendees included Bernal Stigt Mary Louise Bennett Jack EAWArGA and the host and hostess. LaFrere De Molays held their largest social of the year Friday at Hotland Hotel banquet hall with 65 attendees. Fred Daugherty presided as toastmaster with speeches by Raymond Pouncey William Phelps and adviser Louis Stars. After dinner dancing continued to midnight to music by Carl Thain and his orchestra.

Jack Crone Bridge Bernal Stigt Mary Louise ‘Bennett Jack [Eawarga Hotland Hotel Fred Daugherty Rymond Pouncey William Phelps Louis Stars Gro Carl Thain

Kings Daughters Sunday School Class Social Event Notes

The Kings Daughters Sunday school class of the Methodist church hosted by Mrs Storey held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs Storey’s home. Attendees enjoyed Easter color decor, April pranks, a business session led by Mrs J W Gilmer, fortune telling and romance writing in the social program, with Mrs H O Newman winning the manship prize. Refreshments were served to a extended list of guests, including Mrs Clayton Williams of Fort Stockton and Mrs J W Ferguson.

Kings Daughters Methodist Church Mesdames D.ceter George Baines W. F. Hudman Roy Spence G. H. Storey Storey 3. W. Gilmer Roy Whiteside H 0 Newman Mes Pennington Graham Hurley Owens McGonagill Hancock Parker Matthews van Sickle Miller Coleman Elliot White Ide Schutse Skerington Clayton Williams Fort Stockton J. W. Ferguson

Proposed Davis Mountains State Park Plan Report

Former Kentucky parks official explains a Texas Davis Mountains park proposal printed in Texaco Topic. The plan envisions a 20 400 acre recreation area near Fort Davis with a 10 mile highway to the Guadalupe Mountains plus a scenic loop of about 80 miles through Sawtooth and Mitre Peak areas. Donations from ranchers amount to 700 acres with gifts from Donald G Melver and others. An art colony and cottages near an artificial lake are planned, with fishing facilities backed by Izaak Walton League chapters. The project would connect Fort Davis and Balmorhea routes and cross Valley Fort Davis Highway.

Vance Prather Kentucky State Texaco Topic Texas Company Thed Davis Mountains Fort Davis Jett Davis County Texas Davis Mountain Texas State Parks Board Idonors George Jones H. E B. Cox Reynolds Cattle Company Fort Worth New Hampshire Donald G. Melver Violet Locke Davis

Lost Brewster cattle phantom herd tale revived locally

Dailies across Texas reprise the Denver Post tale of a phantom herd of 5000 longhorns said to have vanished in 1812 after a storm near the Big Bend. Miner J D Bertilon of Mineola reportedly found a cave on the Texas-Mexico border filled with cattle bones and eight-foot horns, claimed to hold the lost herd.

Brewster City Denver Post Avalanche Big Bend Sherman Texas Democrat Rio Grande Valley Jacob Loner J. D. Bertilion Mineola Texas-Merleo

Advertising at CC Luncheon Shapes Alpine Growth

At the chamber of commerce luncheon Alpine leaders discussed advertising forms to draw attention to local progress. Newspaper ads and a systematic promotion plan were urged, with emphasis on a campus outreach via the Interscholastic League meeting to attract students and families. A student committee, wearing badges, would guide visitors, highlighting college points of interest as press coverage noted avalanche ads yielding results.

Chamber of ‘Commerce J. C. Coleman D. M. Major H. W. Morelock Alpine H.W Moretock

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Society Cere Peccen Itor A Clube Is Virginia Holland Mary Gene Allen Mary Eligabeth Marler Marie Burling Bobbie Dee Oliver LaVerne Davis Ruth Elizabeth DeAx Margaret Fay Coleman Flora Bess Daugherty Cecil Ray White Dell Howard — Duncan Earn Glen Cook Calvin Richmond H. J. Ferguson Henry Floyd Chambers Wesley Boyd Harold Nichols William Clark Carl Ernest Selander Olaf Earl Selander Cecilia Gladys Selander Mary‘ Linn Brown Annette Allen Lucky 13 Bridge Club Blue Bonnet Club Blue Bonnet Study Club W. F. Devine James Parker Meador Mra. Parker Mra. Schutee Mesdames Miller Myrick Newsom Humphries Daugherty Lew Bogel White Schutze Henderson Devine Metyk Danc Davis Mills Jes H-O Canyon Davis Range Mount Livermore National Bridge Canyon of Nations Valentine-Fort Davis Fort Davie Anothe Point Balmorhea Goodyear Tires Comfort Point Virginia Goodin Dorothy Perkins Hassen Company Alpine, Texas Home People Dom Adams Fisher’s Drug Store Miss Saylor Martha Washington Casner Motor Company Buick Ompanies Dollar Silk Hosiery CO Wilkes-Barre
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