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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1929
Page
6
Mary Pickford's first 100 percent talking picture will be shown at the Queen Theatre in Fort Stockton on next Monday and Tuesday.
Notice states Alpine Independent School District in Brewster County Texas will hold a trustee election on May 4 1929 at the county courthouse in Alpine from 6am to 7pm to elect three trustees. F B Gillett president and Elmertine Howell secretary sign the notice.
The Pre-school Circle will hold its regular monthly meeting in the school auditorium Monday afternoon at four o'clock. Mise Millingatey will discuss the insect of the Pre-school child, and a large attendance is urged.
A brief notice appears to reference Milady Beauty Shoppe with a contact phone line 83 and a fragment 4b-tte, indicating a pending or past charge related listing.
All regular church services are announced as usual at Christie church. Members are urged to attend and support the young folks who are preparing for the district Christian Endeavor convention scheduled to meet at Alpine on May 3 4 and 5.
JF Sunday senior and church attendance rise each Sunday with warm weather. A fine spirit prevails and the public is invited to attend. Sunday school at 9 46 led by J H Head superintendent BYP, WS at 7 18 pm. Evening service at 8215 o clock. Pastor Sparks extends welcome.
The Church of Christ at 1 and St. and College Ave invites all to attend worship. Bible study and communion service Sunday at 10 a.m. Bible study Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. A hearty welcome awaits.
Catholic Church summer schedule lists 9am masses and sermons in Spanteh lish plus evening Christian Science meetings every Sunday at 12 am near the post office. Mojave theatre hosts a non sectarian Men’s Bible Class at 1 o'clock led by H W Morelock. St James parish announces Sunday school at 108 with 7 46 service time each Sunday except first Sunday when it starts at 11. The public is invited to attend these services. THOROLD ELLER, Priest in charge.
Detroit readers learn how General Motors coordinates color schemes across Chevrolet Cadillac and other divisions. Captain Edgard Towle heads a research studio that tracks American and global color trends, maintaining diaries of art magazines and trade journals and using sales data to steer color choices.
Marguerite Mathews led the school in the essay contest with Onie May, Dorothy Burnam and Janet Boudreaux winning in music memory. Clarence Hord Jr. topped the high wardhes in another event. The school praises the winners and expects state contest success.
The Army offers ten Texas youths enrollment in military training camps at Fort Sill Fort Logan Milles Little Arizona Wyoming and D A Russell. Camps run 20 days with free transport food shelter medical care and activities. Enrollment through county chairman Ward Weakley Alpine. color study noted but no restraint on creativity.
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