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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1930
Page
5
Anouk Aman reports the Avalanche announces Virginia Lee Ellis as Democratic candidate for Yor County Treasurer in the July 26 1930 primaries, seeking re election subject to voter action.
The Fort Davia Study club met Tuesday to study local folk in a Tex ts theme. Readings by Mrs Har014 Thompson hosted at her home with remarks by Mrs Keeney Miller and others. Mabel Blogs performed a self penned poem about her great granddaughter Emily Swart. Mrs Williams displayed Apple Bros painting with verse. J H Clark presented Red Bird companion piece. Miss Holt contributed mountain tale and humorous story. Tea followed.
Cowboys songs drew crowds as a playlet Life on the Border showcased local talent with performers including Mises Jones Edwards Audrey Miller Izora Turner John Prude and Bob Sproul. The Masons held a first meeting in their new lodge with visitors from nearby lodges and a piano gift from Mrs Hicks Gray. Afterward the Eastern Star Indies served refreshments and visitors praised the new building. Presbyterians marked Dr R J Irving’s twelfth year as pastor with a mission Society dinner and annual reports showing a successful year for church and Sunday school activities.
Sul Ross College music head Irma Lee Beaty delighted Fort Davis audiences with a program at the local high school last Friday. She was accompanied by Miss Phyllis Burnton and Miss Ruth Anderson, with Anderson singing a duet and Burnton’s violin rendition drawing strong applause as PT A funds continue toward new pianos. The piece notes positive comments on Beaty’s vocal range and presence while praising ongoing fundraising efforts for piano purchases. The article also mentions the courthouse clock face removal during repairs, signaling local changes.
A fragment notes a clock missing its hands and face, yet people keep glancing upward to check time. The writer ponders the pull of the vacant clock, suggesting modern tinkering and the lingering habit of time-measuring despite the absence.
The school board approved re employment for two teachers for the upcoming year. Hat's list includes Prof B B Coan as superintendent, Mrs Coan, Miss Mabel Bloys, Miss Callie Holt, Miss Dorene Granger and John Prude. Mrs Mike Young and Mrs John Prude did not re apply for prior roles, leaving two vacancies. Mrs Young will depart Fort Davis after the current term.
Sunday school at 10 a m with a Men s Bible class held at the Chamber of Commerce room in the Holland hotel building led by H W Morelock. Public worship at 11 a m. No evening service due to Easter pageant at the High school auditorium. Frank McCollum 88 Supt David J Murray Pastor.
Sunday school begins at 9 45 with T A Beard as Superintendent. Worship and sermon at 11. Epworth League at 7. Worship and sermon at 8. No evening service next Sunday as Methodists attend Foster Pageant in the High School auditorium and revival services at the Christian church. Last Sunday's attendance was the largest of the year. W R McPherson, Pastor invites community attendance.
Classified notice offering marriage and birth services with offers of monetary incentives. Provides box address for writers in Alpine Texas and room designation Lackey Building.
Brewster County TX commissioners court invites sealed proposals for a concrete dip near Kokernot Springs. Files due by 9 am April 14 1930 with County Clerk. Plans from H G Olmsted or County Judge C D Woot. Court may reject any or all bids. C D Wood County Judge.
A jury in county court sentenced a man to five years in jail and a $25 fine after a trial tied to cold check activities. The Alpine Retail Merchants Association has led the campaign against these offenses, highlighting the impact on local businesses.
Alpine officials declare zero setup in pressing charges against cold-checkers. County attorney remains determined to carry on with the case, signaling ongoing legal action despite preliminary questions.
A fragment notes that prosecution in such cases has proceeded in a fine negroes manner since the fight was started by the local organization and a short time ago it was stated.
J. M. Everheart promotes Highland Hatcheries offering well cared for starter flocks and system hatching. Visitors welcome. phone 301 for orders.
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