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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1911
Page
3
Gro. W. Page explains a graded summer program with three classes A B and C. Class A seniors and high achievers join, class B those who are ahead or progressed, class C those failing or needing reinforcement. Pupils may take state exams later, and attendance is voluntary but encouraged to prevent delays and ensure proper promotion.
A lively Alpine group spent a day at the beautiful Ranger Canyon. Attendees included Myra Young, Lilly Young, Jettie Pruett, Thalia Gillett, Margaret Jann, Ruth Weakley, Mary Bes sie Daugherty, and Mary Perry. Chaperone Anja Wilson led the party with Cas Ed- EL and Jno. Young among others.
Mothers Club Entertainment ends with a successful revival at the Christian church led by Rev A J McCarty who has been conducting services in Bell county. Baptismal services were held Sunday. McCarty was a popular and engaging speaker. Mrs E Corwin, a popular clerk at J Davis store, leaves for San Antonio to start a new life in Alpine after two years here.
Mrs. E. T. Carson reports satisfaction with her new home near Columbus New Mexico and has ordered The Avalanche for a one year subscription. A Mendelsohn concert at the school auditorium, funded by the Mothers Club, provided a musical treat with Elizabeth Bass and Alonzo Hord as a charming wedding scene. The Alpine community enjoyed skilled home talent and praised performers Nona Garnett and Bessie Newton. The Brewster County Commission will meet May 8 1911 to inspect correct and approve tax assessor books. Fresh garden seed arrives at Caldwell's.
J F Miles has sold his grocery business and home to J T Richey who moved from San Antonio to Alpine. Richey, formerly of Beeville, is described as an experienced businessman and will join Alpine's population with his family. W H Lease, Clerk County Court Brewster County Texas. Opera House Friday night April 28 Brother Josiah to entertain. Get fresh vegetables direct from the fountain.
The Mothers Club thanks all who contributed to last week’s entertainment success. President Barnhart signs the note of gratitude.
The suit of the state of Tens vs Bev Greenwood has been dismissed and Mr Greenwood reinstated. The case drew much interest though experts foresaw a Greenwood victory, and the final settlement is announced amid public attention. Alpine Steam Launders.
The church announces a morning program focusing on Business and Religion. At 8 o'clock the sermon will explore The New Birth Why it needed and its nature. Sunday School and Leagues meet at their usual times. A cordial welcome is extended by Pastor Wallace R. Evans.
Local performers will stage a three act comedy for the Woodmen Circle Piano Fund. The event aims to raise money for the fund with proceeds directed to the Woodmen Circle community project.
Brother Josiah promotes B W Kenney keeping saddles harness and whips in West Texas plus Sandifer for clothing cleaning and pressing. A buyer offers 60 dollars per ton for guayule delivered to Al A McCat with contact by phone 15.
Cloudy weather with occasional showers noted as farmers hail a good rain to aid the grass and fruit crop. The commercial club met Saturday to adopt by laws. Ritter elected permanent secretary. Lodge notes invite members and visitors. several local officers and families visited from San Antonio and nearby towns.
Strangers and visitors are invited to make this their headquarters. LO O F lodge to celebrate April 26. Mrs. D A McNeius and daughter from Dallas guests at the hotel. Chas Mulhern recovering. Rev J J Maurer preached to a large congregation at the Presbyterian church. Correspondent P W Kenner.
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