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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1940

Page

2

Local Notes Pepper Hot Springs and Pecos Visits

Local brief mentions Elmer and Mrs. Taylor staying at Hot Springs on the Rio Grande. Powler Roberts of Big Lake enters race for district attorney. Pecos visitors include Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cotten and Baby, and Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Coffey. Mrs. J. P. Parker in Sierra Blanca with injured mother.

Mrs. Elmer Taylor Hot Springs The Rio Grande Powler Roberts Big Lake W. C. Cotten Baby of Pecos 8. E. Nelson R. W. Coffey Earl McFlroy J. P. Parker Sierra Blanca E. M. Smith

First baby born at Indian Lodge Davis Mountains Park

Five day old Jack Leon McPhaul wins first baby birth at Indian Lodge in Davis Mountains State Park. He is son of Otis L. and Lucille Patton McPhaul who manage the lodge. Mrs. McPhaul is a Fort Davis High School graduate. Mr. McPhaul came from state park board employment in Austin. The piece also notes Masons’ thinner cross border trip to Chihuahua City. The Mile High club elects officers and Fort Davis students compete in scholastic meets.

Jack Leon McPhaul Indian Lodge Davis Mountains State Park Otis L. McPhaul

Vehicle licenses issued in Jeff Davis County by mid April

Jefferson Davis County sheriff reports 459 current year vehicle licenses issued up to mid April, reflecting activity in the county's licensing office.

Jeff Davis County Office of Sheriff

Baptist Church Service Schedule and Invitations

The churches announce weekly activities: Sunday school at 9 45 a m led by Mrs J L Smith, morning worship at 11, Young People’s Vespers at 6 30, and evening service at 7 45 with fellowship. Fred S Rogers and M M Fulmer are the pastors inviting all to attend. The Baptist Church offers 9 30 a m Sunday school 10 50 a m worship with the sermon The Broken Yoke 7 p m Training Union and evening service.

J. L. Smith Fred S. Rogers Baptist Church

Traylor to Speak at Church Next Week With Bible Topics

The Church of Christ announces Brother Traylor will speak next week on two Bible topics. Services include 10 a.m. Bible instruction, 11 a.m. worship with subject My Father's Business, 11:50 a.m. Communion, 3 p.m. sermon at Ft. Davis, and 8 p.m. sermon The Voice of the Son of God.

Traylor Ft. Davis Son of God Frank Trayler

First Christian Church Invites Members to Weekly Services

The Friendly Church resumes Sunday school at 9 45 led by Fred Williams in September. Members are urged to attend as the church aims for a 10 percent weekly increase. Morning preaching at 10 50 features Following Jesus. Evening service at 8 00 covers the sermon on Consecration with a baptismal service.

First Christian Church the Friendly Church Fred Williams Jesus

Tax Collector Reports Vehicle Licenses Issued

Tax Collector J. C. Walker lists licenses issued: 292 passenger vehicles, 69 commercial trucks, 78 farm trucks, and 20 trailers.

J. C. Walker

Fort Davis Study Club Discusses Drama and Art

The Fort Davis Study Club met Tuesday afternoon with hostesses Mrs. C. T. Elvey and Mrs. Arch Garner. Mrs. Arthur N. Alkire spoke on drama and Miss Carrie Alvis talked on A Modern Artist focusing on Rockwell Kent.

Fort Davis C. T. Elvey Arch Garner Arthur N. Alkire Carrie Alvis Rockwell Kent

Notice to candidates for Democratic Primary 1940

Announcement fees must be paid in advance. The Avalanche lists candidates for office including Fowler Roberts for District Attorney, R B Slight for County Judge, Clarence Hord Elmer Taylor for Sheriff and others with re election notes. A. B Sandifer and E N Nelson appear for County Treasurer plus Earl Clark for Commissioner Precinct 3. The pastor invites attendance at night services.

63Rd Judicial Dist Fowler Roberts Big Lake R. B. Slight Clarence Hord Elmer Taylor E. Nelson Burwell Boudreaux A. B. Sandifer

Church Schedule Highlights Sermons and Services

Church services announced with morning worship at 9 45 and 10 50 sermon titles The Scripture a Means to Salvation and The Nation Under God. League services at 7 PM and evening worship at 8 PM led by Pastor Ray B McGrew.

Ray B. McGrew

Trustees report on cottage for Mrs Walker after fire

Trustees report that funds materials and labor were generously donated to build a new cottage for Mrs Walker whose home burned. The group notes cash and in kind gifts, paid for remaining materials and labor, and purchased a needed pair of spectacles. A small balance remains on hand.

Dave Walker

Local relief committee completes report and thanks supporters

The group thanks all who assisted with cash labor or materials in the relief effort. They invite any interested party to review transactions and declare the committee discharged with the report published.

Chiro Practice Claims Relief for Sinus Troubles

Carroll Vaughn, a Doctor of Chiropractic, asserts that chiropractic care addresses the cause of sinus problems and yields satisfactory results for most patients. He urges readers with sinus issues to consider chiropractic treatment.

Methodist Church Plans Color Coating and Family Reports

The church continues painting work on the Methodist church with plans for a full color coat and community interest. Next week features family night with each family reporting about three minutes on their quarterly work as the Wednesday fellowship dinners conclude for the season.

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Milton Smith Fort Worth E. V. Casner Alpine Hospital James P. W. Cartwright H. W. Ferguson W. W. Collins Anna D. Linn Bamalita Brown el Paso Edward Copeland C. W. Copeland Eva Chaffin Arizona Arthur Chaffin Phoenix Alfred Irby Mr. Irby Patagonia Avalanche Bankers Live Company McPhauls Texas Mexico Trans- Pecos Chihuahua City Fred C. Crosby Henry C. Wall Alpine Lodge Marty Jarrett Miller College Station Club Mile High Club Richard K. Merrill L. E. Wood A. V. Chapin Barry Scobee Presbyterian Church van Horn Marfa Wature Process Pro Produs Wey Sanihsobe Thes Egypt Columbia River the Training Union M. M. Fulmer Church OF Christ Ean Parker PTA Dehavilland Uzich E. Buford Isaacks Red Cross A. Pertieett City Drug Ise M. C. Adams Prop Antonio
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