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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1951
Page
6
Marathon residents share travels and events with families visiting from San Angelo Pecos Uvalde and Del Rio. School typhoid shots planned for students. bridge club dessert event at Parkway hotel plus social visits to Gard en City Barnhart and San Antonio.
Notice to parents of Marathon Public School children requires birth certificates and proof of inoculations for smallpox diphtheria whooping cough and typhoid before entry to Marathon Independent School primary grades. The policy applies to all entering students.
Mrs Murr Stewart and her daughter are visiting relatives in McNary this week, staying with Walton Shoemake family and sharing local social ties during the visit.
The Business Women's circle at Fort Davis held a Tuesday evening meeting on August 7 with Mrs. L L Jar ratt presiding. Devotional by Mrs. Tyrone T. Kelly titled The People Who Sat In Darkness followed Psalms 135 and 196. Mrs. Preston Johnson delivered an informative paper on South America and its needs and work there. Music featured violin by Miss Katie Boxley and piano by Miss Shirley Neill. Prayers by Mrs. B C Neill and Mrs. M C Brillian. Refreshments of iced tea and rookies served to 20 attendees. Mr and Mrs David MacMillan present.
Shreveport Louisiana residents and guests vacationing at the Mile High camp include Mr and Mrs J B Boxley and daughter Katie of Jacksonville Texas Miss Ann Knight from Austin staying with grandparents Judge and Mrs Midon at Port Davis residence Mr and Mrs Joe M Newton and daughter Audrey Faye of Wink Mr and Mrs Edwin Sheek and three children of Pecos and W O Meeks of Van Horn attended a Masonic Eastern Star barbecue. Claude Knuckles of the McDonald observatory staff joined the picnic crowd of about 80 who went up to The Hill to view the moon through a small telescope. Typewriter ribbons available for all standard machines. The Avalanche. tf.
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