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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1942

Page

5

OES School of Instruction Held in Alpine Weekend

The OES District 2 Section 9 held an instruction school in Alpine March 25 at the Masonic Hall. Grand Officers and hosts from Alpine and five chapters attended a day of ceremonies, luncheon, and a dinner with moving pictures of Big Bend. Eighty-nine members registered. forty-nine certificates were granted.

O.es Alpine Masonic Hall Viv Huffman Gladys Shoffit Iran Viva S., Huffman Houston Hallie Anglin Luling Lillian Barnard Lubbock Avora Owens Josephine Ramey Fort Worth Grand Trustees Eula Brown Grand Chapter Hazel McDonald el Paso Grand Examiner Audra ‘Taner Town Park Myrtie Weatherby Kermit Mora Cochrane Sanderson Rhode Island Texas Nellie Mertz del Rio Annie Bird Fort Davis Maria Davis Traan Fort Stockton Lillian Milliner Christine Johnson Arora Owens Milton F. Merrell Melba Thurston Owens G. P. Smith Sv1 Ross College Big Bend National Park A. E. Owens M. F.merrell T. A. Beart May Rees Nance

Annual AAUW Spring Luncheon Held With Patriotic Theme

The Alpine branch of AAUW held its annual spring luncheon on Saturday March 28 in the college cafeteria. Thirty two attendees enjoyed a patriotic motif with flags, committee members listed, and Miss Annie Kate Ferguson arranging the program. The noon gathering elected a bi annual slate led by Mrs Knox Reid as president and Mrs J E Casne as secretary, with Mrs E C Coleman historian. After lunch the group visited the museum where Miss Mil tia Hill spoke on Kathe Kollwitz, highlighting her life and German poverty portraits.

AAUW W. J. Winter G. B. Crawford Georgia Winn Fannie King Annie Kate Ferguson Knox Reid J. E. Casne E. C. Coleman Miltia Hill Kathe Kollwitz Miss Hill Berlin

Alpine Garden Club Hosts Mrs Ralph Peters

Mrs Ralph Peters hosted the Alpine Garden Club in her home last Friday. Members and visitors welcomed the newest club addition and discussed minutes cleanup week plant exchange results and plans for a Spring luncheon. Mrs H W Morelock spoke on Continuation of Bloom in Shrubs with clipping examples and Mrs Forchheimer led an engaging Vegetable Gardening session inspiring attendees to start or improve their gardens.

Ralph Peters Garden Club Alpine Garden Club H. W. Morelock L. Forchheimer

Alathean Class Holds Monthly Baptist Sunday School Meeting

The Arminean class at the Baptist Sunday school gathered at the home of Mrs. Miller Oliver for their monthly business and social meeting last week. The session opened with the group hymn and prayer.

The Baptist Sunday School Pide Miller Oliver

Mrs Cotter Hosts Birthday Evening for Mrs Clifford

Mrs Cotter entertained Tuesday evening in honor of neighbor Mrs N M Clifford on her birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Clifford, Mr and Mrs C E Davidson, Mr and Mrs Dom Adams, Mr and Mrs J W Shepperd, Mrs James Cotter, Mrs Jones Pennington, Mrs Dorothy Scannell and Mrs Dr Kerr of Marfa. Mrs Clifford received many birthday remembrances.

N. M. Clifford Clifford C. E. Davidson Dom Adams J. W. Shepperd James Cot ‘Er Jones Pennington Dorothy Scannell Dr. Kerr Marfa

Progreso Study Club Hears Mexico Topic

Progreso study group met Wednesday at Mrs. C. M. Corkran’s home instead of Friday to avoid Good Friday conflicts. Mrs. Santiago Campbell, wife of the Mexican consul, won an interesting paper on Life and Customs of Mexico. Guests included Mesdames Selvig Mango J Logan Winter Newell McGrew Bennett McCollum Lockhart Mitchell Ritter Voge.

EL Progreso Mexico Progreso C. M. Corkran Santiago Campbell Mesdames Selvig Mango J Logan Winter Newell McGrew Bennett McCollum Lockhart Mitchell Ritter Voge

Miss Mary Lou Herron to Marry Sergeant Horton on Easter

Mrs. A. P. Herron announces the engagement of Miss Mary Lou Herron to Sergeant 3. K. Horton of Fort D. A. Russell. The wedding is set for 10:30 Easter morning at the First Methodist church. Bridal honoree Mary Lou Herron hosted by Mrs. Lars Braunstein and Mrs. Burton Weatherford with friends attending.

Mary Lou A. P. Herron Mary Lou Herron 3. K. Horton Fort D. A. Russell First Methodist Church Lars Braunstein Burton Weatherford Braunstein William Sloan Howard Hamilton King Terry Kate Nichols Margaret Ann Brown Jessie Gourley Clara Mae Johnson Marian Bobo Evelyn Shaw Sevilla Weston Eva Jean Ferguson Jackie Louise Cross Laura Lee White Dorothy Caldwell Emmy Lou Harris Katherine Harfst Betty Jane Keefer Marion Hopson Jack Louise Cross Betty Jan Keefer

Mrs Graef Honored on 80th Birthday at Home Event

Mrs Walter Graef hosted a birthday gathering Monday at her home honoring Mrs Charles Graef on her eighty whimsy birthday. Out of town guests included Mrs Graefs daughter Mrs Harley Bayless and children from Itraan and Mrs Oscar Graet.

Graef Walter Graef Pearl Thornto Charles Graef Harley Bayless Itraan Oscar Graet

Birthday Cake Adorns Lace Table For Mrs Graef

A three tiered birthday cake centered the refreshment table covered with lace. Peach blossoms and eighty pink and green candles decorated the cake. A photo of Mrs Graef with her cake was taken to commemorate the day. Many lovely gifts were received by the honoree.

Church Women Council Holds Meeting Monday

Alpine group of the National Council of Church Women met at the Catholic chapel with Catholic hostesses. Minutes read. Treasurer reported finances. Council voted to sponsor the Victory Sing on courthouse lawn in June. Next meeting in June at the Methodist church with a potluck luncheon. Prayers, talks on Passion Week, Easter message, and social at Mrs Brown's house. Violin duets and readings entertained, punch and cookies served.

Church Women's Council National Council of Church Women Fred S. Rogers Ray McBrew Fabi Courthouse Lawn Methodist Church George Brown Rogers Francis Juaniz America G.A. Brown Graves Boge W. E. Lockhart Wiliam Sloan

Johnson Gulley wedding set for Easter Sunday

Norton couple announce Jessie Anna Gulley to wed Corporal Roy Johnson at 4 p.m. Easter Sunday in First Methodist Church Alpine with Captain Wallace M. Hale, Fort D. A. Russell chaplain, officiating.

Johnson-Gulley W. E. Gulley Norton Jessie Anna Roy Johnson E. E. Johnson Alpine First Methodist Church of Wallace M. Hale Fort D. A

Fourth Annual X Ray Tuberculosis Clinic Run by County Health

County health nurse Miss Fulcrod assisted with the fourth annual X Ray tuberculosis clinic from the State Health Department. Anyone eligible with a doctor’s recommendation. This year 35 patients had X rays, with 1 held at the Community Center. The survey aims to find disease early to provide timely aid and hospitalization and to educate on care and preventing spread. Easter Seals campaign is in progress.

Fulcrod State Health Department

Bids Set For Marfa Airport Improvements April 11

Prospective bidders will open bids April 11 in the district U S engineer office in Galveston for airport upgrades at Marfa. Specifications call widening runways to 150 feet and adding lighting, with total project cost around 218000 under Civil Aeronautics Administration authority now the Administration.

Civil Aeronautics Administration Texas

Pecos Chosen for $5 Million Army Air School Site

The War Department designated Pecos as the U S Army Air Corps training school site with costs exceeding 5 5 million. Washington telegrams from Sen W Lee O Daniel and Rep R E Thomason announced official authorization amid weeks of local preparation by Pecos and chamber officials. Implementing details including exact site area and start date were not released, but indications point to a basic training school with at least 2 509 personnel. A search is on for the rookie who joked about lining up for chow to meet comrades.

Pecos War Department United States Army Air Corps W. Lee O' Daniel R. E. Thomason City Chamber of Commerce Washington Government Site Board

Progress fund aids three locals for simple pleasures

A community fund has supported three residents, bringing small joys back into their lives. The Reporter thanks those who contributed and thought kindly of the recipients.

April New Tire Quota Eases Yet Retreads May Boost Supply

The April tire allotment is reduced slightly from March but 47 retreads will be allowed. Ranchmen miners and truckmen are urged to seek recaps or retreads to conserve rubber for the war effort. Local officials note Brewster county’s size and output, and discuss wild guayule growth in West Texas as a potential rubber source.

Washington Brewster County Connecticut

Patriotic Hospital Waiting Room Encourages Knitting

Nebraska City scene shows Dr. T. L. Weekes’ office with a Red Cross fundraising appeal. A sign invites patients to knit, producing an afghan destined for a service hospital while some finish their work before leaving.

Nebraska City Neb T. L. Weekes Red Cross

Debs Hoe Potatoes in Potent Atlanta Protest

A facetious revival of Gov. Eugene Talmadge remarks sparks a civic morale stunt as Carolyn Reed and Mary Hodg lead debs to the executive office bearing a be ribboned package. The governor responds with playful humor, revealing an old rusty hoe and remarks about overuse.

Atlanta Eugene Talmadge Carolyn Reed Mary Hodg

Bean Dishes Offer Easy Ways to Elevate Canned Beans

In a dated recipe snippet, Bring on the Beans promotes servings of baked beans with a sizzling piece of bacon on top. It details two variations: baked beans in tomato cases and a cheese cream topping. The tomato case uses red mustard and cayenne, while the cheese mixture includes grated cheese and cream, combined and poured over heated oven beans before baking 20 to 25 minutes at 375 degrees.

H King Nominates For Commissioner Precinct 2

W H dBi King this week announces candidacy for Brewster County Precinct 2 commissioner. He has lived in Alpine seven years and says he is well qualified to serve taxpayers and will seek their satisfaction if elected.

W.H. dBi King Brewster County King Alpine

Sunny Perch Near Downtown Fire Scene Ends Calmly

In Los Angeles a police officer tried to calm Katherine Leppeman, 30, who sat on a ledge atop a five story building while firefighters spread a safety net. She claimed she was sunbathing and had no intention to jump.

Los Angeles Katherine Leppeman Miss Leppeman

Paso Presbytery to Meet in Monahans April 6

The Presbytery of El Paso will meet at First Presbyterian Church in Monahans on Monday April 6 at 7:30 p.m. Delegates from El Paso to Midland will attend with Mrs Rogers from Alpine Presbyterian and other local church members. Rev Homer C Akers of Monahans will preside as moderator.

Presbytery el Paso First Presbyterian Monahans Midland Rogers Alping

Deer stampede at Camp Bullis pockets Private Hollingsworth

Pvt. Leon Hollingsworth of Cov A 38th Infantry Fort Sam Houston crouched behind brush at Camp Bullis when a deer ran through the area missing him by inches. A second deer dashed into the brush, knocking him back onto his canteen in the incident.

Leon Hollingsworth Cov A 38Th Infantry Fort Sam Houston Camp Bulli Holelingsworth Hollingsworth

Thirsty Boys Climb Soda Fountain Stool in Berkeley

Springtime thirst led James Wilcox and John Kellogg, ages 10 and 12, to perch on a soda fountain stool at George Donaldson's drug store in Berkeley. They waited while customers observed prices, then a passerby called police. Donaldson, who had closed the shop but left it unlocked, was summoned.

Berkeley James Wilcox John Kellogg George Donaldson Donaldson

Quote from Shakespeare on helping others and self

A concise quotation attributed to Shakespeare observes that true help to others also aids the helper. It reflects on moral reciprocity and personal virtue arising from charitable effort.

Shakespeare

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OES Guthrie John J. C. Casparis Verna Bowers W. J. Winkler Joyce Jack Davis Claude Holman Ja Keene Doyle Perdue Smith Reeder J. G. Fain Oliver Anne Morgan Mrs. Cotter Mrs. Clifford Tray Segant Beverly Sos Sele County Health News Army Chow Cas Edwards County Tire Rationing Board Big Bend Union Maine California Marathon Rubber Altie R. Davis Marathon Montana Michiand Debs Talmadge H. King Paso Presbytery Nou A. SS Muy Histv Himet Cynthia
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