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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1938

Page

5

Corrs GM SRS Van Sickle Hosts Alpine Loan Fund Event

Mrs Van Stekle led a Wednesday morning fundraiser for the South District Lean Fund at the Van Sickle home. Mrs Jeane Harris played piano, Study Club members hosted, refreshments served, and guests contributed a worthwhile sum for the loan fund during the event.

SRS van Sickle Sng Cstloe W. van ‘Eke Sth Lean Fund Beastie Fund Mre. van Stekle Hee Benadtts Etre Srctaoe Clubs Alpine van Sice Mira Jeane Harris Study Chuir A. Owens

Local notes on farm losses and school questions in Fort Davis area

Reports say winter killed a few lambs in the Devis Mountains while no lambs or calves were found on the J. W. Merrill & son ranch. Superintendent BE Cean asks a set of school questions, highlighting modern education surpassing earlier generations. Also notes Owen Bridgewater’s death in Quincy after a Fort Davis residence and a social column on Mrs. L. D. Harris hosting a contract club gathering. Ranchmen urged to buy Mountain Cedar fence posts.

Little Rock Devis Mountains Plaine Richard Merrill J. W. Merrill & Son Rendle Dave Owen Bridgewater Fort Davis el Paso Quincy Arthur Bloys Mr. Bridge L. D. Harris Frank McCollum J. W. Praser Shepperd Harold G Harold Thompson

Hopson Building Progress in Stuccoing Stage

The Hopson Building sits in the stuccoing stage with three rooms totaling twenty by fifty feet. Built of hollow tile, the structure will be white with black tile trimming and features a spry design.

Hopson

Locals Win Big Relays Meet With Firsts

Alpine coach B. H. Warnock reports standout performances by Howard Sonnier who won the 100 yard dash in 0.08 seconds and the 230 yard event, Johnny Sublet and Sonny Southall also placed in sprints and jumps as Alpine finished third in the 440 yard relay with a time record.

B. H. Warnock Howard Sonnier Doch Johnny Sublet Dh Hewtin Sonny Southall Alpine Wild Cats West Texas Martin Field Maria Wink Wildcats Fort Stockton Panthers Fort Davis Indians Henry Beall Joe Beall Me‘Bride R. Beall Fitzgerald Beall Richard Beall Fort Devio Renkin

Southern Region Program Details and Local Meeting Notes

A Federal program for the Southern Region is outlined with Professor Bierschwele tasked to report from April 9 to May 9. His family travels to Washington, D C for the range-focused work. The report notes two aides per question and mentions a semil disabled local youth and a local family neighbor.

United States Water Bloys

Easter Services Across Churches Highlight Rising Hope

The article lists Easter and Holy Week services across churches including Lutheran Zion's in Section 1 West of Alpine with sunrise on Easter morning and a later service in the American Legion hall. Episcopal and Methodist services are noted with communion, sermons, and choir events, plus a trivia line about Bluebonnets originating in Jerusalem.

Friends of Zion's Lutheran Church Alpine Alre American Legion Hall

Unclear records list by County Treasurer Sandifer

Fragmentary OCR notes show a list of registration numbers and class designations associated with A B Sandifer the County Treasurer. The scattered items include references to Registered No 1700 3132 MT Inc Third Class A and other marked numbers. No coherent event or action is clearly stated.

Rend and Bridge MT Inc

Locust Swinging Pool Offers Early Season Tickets

The Locust Swinging Pool offers the first season tickets at a special price of five dollars each. After the initial sale, tickets rise to one hundred fifty dollars. Limited quantities remain, purchase advised.

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