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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1934
Page
2
The Alpine Brewster County paper notes legal and subscription details and offers local notices. It recounts Letitia Ramolino and Napoleon Bonaparte, their children, and royal connections, then ponders the question How Many Are a Few with a Scottish boy’s biblical apple anecdote.
A list shows candidates for justice and county offices in July 1994 Democratic primaries. Named officials include E. E. Townsend Alpine reelection W. N. Gourley Vernon McIntyre and Matt Smith among others. The piece also notes city building concerns about bedrock and foundation safety in New York.
New Yorks great skyscrapers rise higher each year with the Empire Building surpassing earlier records. Some observers fear the expanding mass of steel and stone on Manhattan Island could stress foundations and threaten possible collapse into the harbor as foundations and waters are tested by construction.
Parish notices list Sunday school times and worship services for Presbyterian Baptist and Catholic churches. Pastors David J. Murray Buren Sparks Rev G Pernandes are mentioned with service hours and upcoming interchurch plans. A religious calendar item notes a joint meeting with Marta and Fort Davis churches.
An outstanding spong season event was a progressive tea Saturday hosted by Mesdames Duncar Scott Jr John T Martin and Minton Arnold. Guests wore corsages as yellow and white decor dominated each home with orchid sweet peas yellow daisies pink apple blossoms and orange poppies. Activities included music talks and a missionary society meeting at the club house with topics on Japan and a Scripture lesson.
Perry School pupils staged three plays on the Terlingua tennis court with praise for Principal Bos tick and the student performers. A camping party and several residents traveled to Alpine and Kansas City's area for visits and work. Local road work advances through Green Gulch toward the Basin as fifty men clear canyons in the Chisos.
The 2TA presents an illustrated program at the Junior High auditorium next Monday evening at eight oclock under the Parent Teacher Association. The slide show covers conservation of eyesight children's food and home lighting with free admission. Raymond Goodman a nine year old from Billings Montana reportedly hanged himself after being kept in school for whispering.
Sul Ross College Band led by Director Thomas B Granger will debut in uniform April 28 for Homecoming festivities and perform at the Gul Ross Tech game and the outdoor Historical Pageant later that evening. The group features drum major Mary Veet and twenty eight members in scarlet and gray dress uniforms with fine detailing.
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