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Newspaper

Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1933

Page

2

Alpine and Davis Mountain region paper of Brewster County

Official county and city paper for Alpine and Davis Mountain region. Provides local land State news and upbuilding of the area. Notices include resolutions and card readings. Special thanks notices and editorials appear alongside society columns and local cor respondent notices.

Brewster County Alpine Davis Mountain Big Bend Jean Tomger Bennett Wood Society Barry Seebeert Lark Marathon Barr Rubye

Government Makes Record Catch in March Trapping

In March the animal control division reports a record catch with 221 adents and 1000 coyotes captured, along with 8 red wolves and four mountain sons reportedly taken by trappers. The notice highlights official action by the predatory control unit.

Predatory Animal Control Division The

Record Month for Predator Trapping Across Counties

Biologist reports Bert Johnson trapped 190 predatory animals including 24 bobcats and 166 coyotes, the best month on record in the United States. In Cullerson County Alvin Strey captured 6 bobcats and 97 coyotes as seven top trappers were sent to five counties amid concerns over rabid coyotes in Trans-Pecos. Other county results list numerous bobcats and coyotes by name and tally, with totals across multiple counties, followed by an unrelated plea for a matrimonial NBC partner and an advertisement for knives from Alpine Lr Co.

Bert Johnson United States Cullberoon Alvin Strey Trans-Pecos Brewster Coyote Crane Coleman Comanche Crockett Culberson Coyotes Rotor Edwards Jett Davis Maverick McCulloch

Delightful Texas Day Program at El Progreso Club

On San Jacinto Day El Progreso club hosted a Texas Day program at James Kenneth Ontrant’s home with Mrs Russell Duncan as co host. Mrs Bernal Stight presided over a brief business meeting urging dues payment by May 9 to avoid suspension. The afternoon featured short Texas history sketches and autographed art by Nor Merley Mahon, poet for the sixth district federation.

San Jacinto el Progreso Club Ja. Kenneth Ontrant Russell Duncan Jno Steinfeldt An Antonio College of Muse Mra Bernal Stight Merley Mahon Federation of Women's Rules Texas

Texas Writers Highlighted By Study Club Program

The Study club hosted a Texas Day program with Dr. A M Sampley on Texas writers. Readings by Mrs J L Eaton, and Texas poetry by Virginia Spates, Carl Wilson Baker, and a Texas slides presentation followed. Twenty four members attended with guests Daisy Burke and Mrs. Mueller.

W. B. Hancock M. H. Moorman l H.W. Morelock Davis Mountain Federation Sanderson Texas Our Q. W. Martin A.M. Sampley Sul Ross S College Sampley J. [L. Eaton Bush

Interesting meeting of Woman's Council at Paso Presbyterial

Delegates to Paso Presbyterial gave reports to the Woman's Council meeting in Paso. Mrs Gilbert Sawtulle hosted, with Mrs 8 P White presenting a program. Mrs J T Mullenix discussed activities in societies, Irene Peters offered general impressions, and Mrs Kenneth Gallant outlined the extcusive committee meeting and plans. Members responded to the roll with items of local interest.

Woman's Council Paso Gilbert Sawtulle P. White J.T. Mullenix Irene Peters Kenneth Gallant H. C. LaBeff

Chosen Missionaries Mentioned In Meeting Closure

The gathering closed with prayer for the Chosen missionaries led by Mrs. David J. Murray. Social hour featured a delicious refreshment course served by Mrs. Sawtelle as the program concluded.

Chosen Missionaries of Chosen David J. Murray

Recital Highlights Feature Local Talent And Prizes

The article lists Miss Wynelle Love and Ruth Chambers among 11 participants in a recital. Ruth Chambers won first prize in a practice contest and received a gold pin with her name and date. Ethel June Mall placed close second, earning a beaded mesh bag. A lace laid table displayed roses, a punch bowl, and attendants served refreshments. about thirty guests attended.

Ang J. F. Nichols

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