Easter Community Revival Services in Alpine Tex
The article invites all churches and Christian people to attend an Easter revival in Alpine with Rev. Davis Rev. Bridges Rev. Sparks and other clerics leading preaching each evening at 8 o clock Music by Mion Mitchell and church choirs to perform Easter tunes Public attendance urged and prayers for community spiritual life and revival services throughout the week
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Davis
Paradise
Rev. Bridges
Buren Sparks
Rev. Davis
Pather
Alpine
Texas
Congress
Sparks
Mion Mitchell
D. J. Murray
Femaie
Davia
Pasir
Brewster County Newspaper Notes and Subscriptions
Official city and county paper for Alpine and Davis Mountain region in its forty third year. Resolutions and reading notices listed, with names including M Bennett Mrs C D Wood, Barry Seabee, Mrs Earl Clark, Marathon Co Rune Te Barcham Terlingua. Subscriptions price one year two dollars.
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Brewster County
Alpine
Davis Mountain
Big Bend Seton
M. Bennett
C.D. Wood
Barry Seabee
Davis Co
Earl Clark
Passion Week at First Methodist Church
The church announces a week of union services beginning Passion Week with morning Sunday school at 9 45 and a sermon on The Triumphal Entry. Epworth Leagues meet at 7 77 pm and a week of joint services features Rev Buren Sparks and Rev W Bridges with sermons nightly and a Friday pageant The Challenge of the Crow performed by Miss Merle Smith and others. Continuous services Friday afternoon feature Christ’s agony and the seven sayings narrated by Abe.
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First Methodist Church
Epworth
Christian Emurch
Buren Sparks
W. Bridges
Wil
Seev. Rlf
Das ‘Is
Sparks
Merle Smith
Christ
Morning humor and gags from a busy street scene
A collection of brief, quirky exchanges and jokes from daily life. An Alpine youth cites a sales offer, a mother discusses incubator eggs with her son, and a crowd scene features a fat woman pushing through and asking about a cemetery. A wordplay joke about McNab and Company hints at a crime alphabet.
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Greenwood Cemetery
Pias
Religious services and rainbow girls planned at several churches
Sunday school and worship times listed for L. W. Briages, Baptist, Presbyterian, and Christian Science congregations. Special Rainbow Girls vesper service at the evening hour. an odd tale about a maid, a new maid, and a rose bouquet unfolds. Monorail project update notes aPennsylvania Railroad Westinghouse plan to trial a 180 mile per hour line between Whitestone and College Point.
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Presbyterian Church
The
Christian Church
David J. Murray
Pennsylvania Railroad
Westinghouse
Whitestone
College Point
Scotsman’s banquet invite misread ends in death
A Scotsman who did not attend a banquet because he did not know the meaning of gratis on the invitation was found dead the next day beside an open dictionary. The incident suggests miscommunication over a free event led to fatal consequences.
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Churches of Christ
City editor pushes for up to the minute copy
A city editor complains that material is all rewrites and demands timely reporting as reporters scramble for fresh details after a fatal electrocution.
Picnic Honoring Mrs T Jack At Sunny Glen
A group of friends arranged a picnic at Sunny Glen last Thursday to honor Mrs T Jack of McAllen. The event featured a dinner with broiled steaks French fried potatoes frijoles mixed salad hot rolls cake and coffee with attendees including Mesdames T Jack D C Jeter H Watson Ernest Mollison P J Prazer O D Wood J B Burgens W H Terry Jr Fuqua Younger Lee Kokernot Sam Poe Douglas McMurry Preddie McMurry and Miss Marie Pouncey.
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Sunny Glen
T. Jack
McAllen
D. C. Jeter
H. @. Watson
Ernest Mollison
P. J. Prazler
O. D. Wood
Tea Party Scene Features Delicate Purple and Yellow Decor
Mrs. Robert Elliot and Mrs. Wells McIntyre hosted a tea with purple holders and yellow tapers. Frances Morelock and Rose Winette Coleman aided, as guests joined in forty-two and bridge games.
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Robert Elliot
Wells McIntyre
Frances Morelock
Rose Winette Coleman
Second of party sails at Allen home in breezy affair
At Allen home Mrs Archallen and Mrs Bre Herbert presided over a social event with a large guest list. High score trophy went to Mrs John D Young and low score prize to Mrs J W Shepperd. Refreshments included cake and peach, with a bouquet of flowers as decor. The attendance included Mses Georgio Benson Dorothy Ligon Leiba Cat, Mesdames Bennet Todd Pa ch n, Roy Lassiter, J Blevins, J W Shepperd, M L Hopson, and others.
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Allen Home
Archallen
Herbert Eoker
Tate
Ned Firm
Georgio Benson
Dorothy Ligon
Leiba Cat
Cowan Sahar Eset
Mesdames D. Uc
W. Poser
Chadenrecat
W.P. Devine
Jack Bee Owen A . Govan Datetay Co ‘Nell
M. L. Hopson
Harl McElroy
Anna D. Linn
Ios Be Sessoms
Ea Retinon
Pleasant spring luncheon with prizes at Mrs. Holland home
A party described as a rare pleasure for twenty guests featured spring blooms in the living room and luncheon on arrival. High score prizes were won by Mrs. Clay Holland and Mrs. John Gillett. Others present included Mrs. Fuqua Younger of Dumas, Mrs. Lee Kokernot, Mrs. Wells McIntyre, Mrs. Anja Wilson, and Mrs. Shirley Scales.
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Holland
Clay Holland
Holland Hotel
Carl Thain
Des Edwards
Ida Kokernot
John D. Young
W. T. Meriwether
John Gillett
Fuqua Younger
Dumas
Lee Kokernot
Wells McIntyre
Anja Wilson
Shirley Scales
King's Daughters Sunday School Class Social Held
The King's Daughters Sunday school class enjoyed their regular monthly social and business meeting Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Mary Matthews's home. Co-hostesses included Mrs. Cotter, Mrs. Lewis, and Mrs. Hamilton. A pleasant social hour followed the business session while committees served refreshments.
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King’s Daughters
Mary Matthews
Meadamen Cotter
Lewis and Hamilton
How Doctors Treat Colds and Coughs
A fragmentary ad text describes Calotabs as a quick remedy for cold symptoms. It claims one or two tablets at bedtime purify the system and relieve congestion and coughing. It notes Calotabs are sold in two package sizes at drug stores and warns of danger if misused.
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Court Home
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John Hagerstein
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Universal Plowerpots, Limited
McNab and Company
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Jumor
Rainbow Girls
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Thelpell
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Hot Dan
China
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Jim Anderson
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Mm AM
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McKinley
Kokernot Lodge
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H. W. Morelock
J. C. Coleman
R. J. Ratliff
Terry
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First Investment CO
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Amp
Grandview
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College
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King's Daughter
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Paso
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Alpine Mercantile Co
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