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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1945

Page

4

Alpine Avalanche Notice Rates and Subscriptions

Local Alpine County paper outlines rates for resolutions cards of thanks and reading notices, charging 10 cents per line for first insertion and 5 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Subscription prices listed: one year two dollars, monthly outside county one dollar twenty-five, with no new subscriptions outside Alpine area except military members.

Aly Brewster County Alpine Davis Mountains Big Bend D. M. Bennett M. A. Webb C.D. Wood Myre Alkire Vada Stone

Hot Dawg Pop Funke Teacher Comic Exchange

A playful classroom scene shows Pop Funke scolding Bobbie with a father note in the mix. A joking back and forth about a mule and jeep meeting in the road ends with light humor. A train stop anecdote ends with a boy buying two sandwiches for a quarter.

Pop Funke Bobbie Dobbie

Printing slip mars Birmingham church dinner event

A Birmingham Alabama Negro church group printed admission tickets with a nontransferable clause omitted. A sign at the banquet hall entry corrected the error while a father and son exchange a brief electricity lesson and a closing line promotes buying and keeping War Bonds as the best investment.

Birmingham Ala Negro Church Bel

Livestock market notes seeoutsized calf receipts and lamb subsidy

The market showed little change overall with fat lambs down 50 cents or more amid government subsidies to packers. Cattle receipts rose slightly while marketings lagged year earlier. Out-of-state cattle from Intermountain territory increased, calf receipts doubled, and prices drifted lower overall with high fed steers around 17 dollars. Replacement stock remained steady with demand broad.

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Constitutional Amendments Election August 25 1945

The constitutional amendments election is set for Saturday August 25 1945 with polling locations across precincts Nos 1 Wet No East at the coursnais north side of the Fattrand and at Centennial Schoolhouse for precinct No 2 on the south side of the railroad. Precinct 13 at the school house with sections and judges listed including Perry Cartwright R C Mitchell T J Davis Carl Shut Ernest Gibbens Mrs Joe Mou A W Fulcher Frank Duncan D W Cot and Keep War Bonde.

Coursnais Fattrand Perry Cartwright R. C. Mitchell T. J. Davis Carl Shut Jude Centennial School House Ernest Gibbens Joe Mou Servie School

Around Town reminiscences of Alpine and local life

The writer recalls Alpine memories from 18 years ago, detailing early town landmarks, businesses, and WPA era rock work, noting changes since then. He reflects on farms, food, and a nostalgic view of community places while joking about fashion and global topics.

Alpine Bamorhea Fort Davis Sul Ross Proxy College Alpine Drug, Holland, Hotel Casner's Storey-Whiteside Lr, Co Alpine Lr Forchgheimers

Church Activities Listed for Sunday and Week

At The Churches an arist Sunday at 10 am on Mo ema Street. morning service, midweek stories, Wednesday teacher meeting at 7 pm. choir rehearsal Friday at 7 30. training union Sunday evening service 7 pm. All times Mountain War Time. Pastor R L Wittner.

Arist Tories Training Union R. L, Wittner

No subscriptions renewals to APO addresses without written request

The notice states no subscription renewals to APO addresses unless a written request is provided by the recipient. It mentions college service crews and a Sunday morning presence, with thanks for world peace.

APO

Catholic Mass Schedule with Parish Note

Francis Juaniz priest leads the parish with Sunday masses at 9 and 10 30 and weekday services at 7 30 in the morning. An evening service is held at 7.

Soul Lesson Sermon in Christian Science Church

The weekly Lesson-Sermon for Christian Scientists will be read in churches on Sunday August 19. It centers on Bible verses from Psalms 130 and 116 and includes a passage from Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health stating that Life is the law of Soul and Soul is never without its representative.

Christ Scientist Mary Baker Eddy

CH OF CHRIST announces weekly services and meetings

Bible classes at 10 a m worship at 10 50 a m young peoples meeting at 7 evening service at 8 Wednesday women s Bible class at 3 p m prayer meeting at 7 p m You are invited to be present J S BATEY Minister ST JAMES EPISCOPAL holds services at 9 30 am each Sunday until further notice

CH OF Christ J. S. Batey ST. James

Marvin Williams Pastor at American Legion Hall

A church notice invites attendance by Marvin Williams with Sunday Bible school at 9 45 am and morning worship at 11 am evening worship at 8 pm and a prayer meeting at 8 pm A cordial welcome awaits you signed by David H Walworth Pastor.

American Legion Hall David H. Walworth

Methodist Church Announces Weekly Schedule and Prayer Rooms

The church lists a full week including church school at 9 48 am supervised by H Le Waldrum and morning worship at 11 led by Rev Roy with no evening service. Activities include youth and juniors meetings and daily sanctuary prayer hours with the hospitality area open for service members and families under Pastor S R Rogers.

H. le Waldrum Rev. Roy

Local porch talk on victory celebration plans

The passage captures a casual wartime scene where Bill Webster and friends discuss immediate celebration plans upon Japan's surrender. Ed Mapes plans a family outing to Mountain City for a meal and show, Lem Teller opts for a vacation on the spot, and Webster vows a toast with beer for the fighting men.

Bill Webter Lem Teller Ed Mapes Mountain City Bill Webster

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Ike Mey LTE Hoet Weras Wilfred State National First National Granada Pot Mojave Jerkley Fifth St Sam Myself P.O Puller F-1 Federal Building Apine Weswen Dept Henry Japan Ho, Hui Jamerican Heroes John A. Sabini U.S. Marine Corps W D. G Bougsinville Sabin The First National Bank the College Francis Juaniz Istian Science Marvin Williams Naz Yterian Methodist Scho S$. Rogers Joe Marsh Unioad Stat Browersf Alpine Lumber Company Mas U.S. Treasury America Iad Youtte Central Power and Light
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