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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1948

Page

3

Fort Davis School Start Delayed to Sept 7

Fort Davis schools will begin classes on September 7 due to a teacher shortage. The eighth grade will stay at the Anderson school. Trustees elected Jim Espy president Otis Grubb vice president and A V Chapin secretary. Shirley Anne Mills christened August 21 at Bloys camp meeting with Rev John W Myrose officiating. she is great granddaughter of Rev W B Bloys founder of the camp meeting association.

Fort Davis Avalanche John G. Prude Anderson Prude Fort Davis Common School District Jim Espy Otis Grubb A. V. Chapin Shirley Anne Mills Lane G. Mills Bloys Camp Grounds John W. Myrose J. A. Mills Lane Roy H. Bloys Lane Mills Emilea Bloys Mabel Bloys

UT course to hold in Fort Davis for three days

The University of Texas Industrial and Business Training bureau offers a three night program in Fort Davis September first through third. Sessions run from 7:30 p.m. in the Hotel Limpia dining room, with admission free and open to all residents over 16. Instructor Bill N Newman covers five topics including Courtesy to the Tourist and How to Sell the Town. For details contact B R Taylor at Hotel Limpia.

University of Texas Industrial and Business Training Bureau Fort Davis Hotel Limpia Jupiter Bill N. Newman Texas University

Weather stretch in Davis Mountains records

No moisture of record for the past week to the date of writing in the Davis mountains area. Temperatures from McDonald Observatory Mt. Locke show daily highs and lows: Aug 16 75 59, Aug 17 81 59, Aug 18 83 63, Aug 19 85 59, Aug 20 88 60, Aug 21 87 61, Aug 22 83 59, Aug 23 85 60.

Davis Mountains McDonald Observatory Mt. Locke Sun

School Board Elects New Trustees and Hires Teacher

At a county school board meeting presided by Mrs. C. H. Bird two new trustees were elected by acclimation Jim P Espy and Otis Grubb. A. V. Chapin remains as the third trustee. Supt John G Prude says one new high school teacher has been added Miss Patricia Allen of Sul Ross College will teach social science. Four teaching vacancies remain across the two schools.

H. Bird Jim P. Espy Otis Grubb A. V. Chapin John G. Prude Patricia Allen Sul Ross College Alpine

All Star Football Coaching School Leads to Forsan Game

In Big Spring this week from Wednesday August 25 to Friday August 27 coach Mr. Prude leads the All Star district football team. Players listed for the Forsan Friday game include Chris Kountz Julio Hartnett J Kimball K Miller Alfonso Tercero Brooks Acton and Lewis Jarrett.

Man Big Spring Prude Forsan Chris Kountz Julio Hartnett J. Kimball K. K. Miller Alfonso Tercero Brooks Acton Lewis Jarrett

Auto accident kills young Deming boy Carl Billings

Carl Billings, a 15 or 16 year old resident who had stayed with the Fred Montgomerys, died Monday in an automobile crash near Deming New Mexico. Funeral services were held in Del Rio on Wednesday with Rev M C Brittain officiating. Mrs Brittain accompanied him. Others who attended were not known at this time. Mrs J E Sojourner of Greenville has visited in the Sproul home this past week and attended Bloys camp meetings visiting with Mrs G W Davis. She is the former Rosa Blankenship who taught ranch children including J W Merrill Robert S Sproul and W S Crow.

Carl Billings Deming N. M Carl Fred Montgomerys del Rio M. C. Brittain The Baptist Church J. E. Sojourner Greenville R. L. Sproul Bloys G. W. Davis Sojourner Rosa Blankenship J. W. Merrill Robert S. Sproul W. S. Crow

Visitors and guests mingle at Jeff ranch gatherings

W R McAfee III spent two weeks at the Jeff ranch with Mr and Mrs Pat Mulloy and returned to Portales NM. Mr and Mrs J H Killough and Miss Verna Dipple of La Grange joined the Mulloys for several weeks. Preachers attended the Bloys camp meeting including Rev and Mrs Ernest Dimaline and daughter Susan of Austin. Dr and Mrs C E Eaton returned from a vacation trip to Decatur and other Texas cities. Eaton attended a long running family reunion in Decatur. Malcolm Barnes and two children Bit and Melda of Odessa and Mrs Louis Alvara-

W. R. McAfee III Mack Jeff Ranch Pat Mulloy Portales N. M J. H. Killough Verna Dipple la Grange Pat Mulloys Bloys Ernest Dimaline Susan Austin Dimaline Presbyterian Church of the C. E. Eaton Decatur Texas Dr. Eaton Malcolm Barnes Bit and Melda Odessa Louis Alvara

Family Visits Highlight Fort Davis and San Angelo News

Do and son Louis Jr. arrived last Saturday to visit Mr and Mrs Al ex Dominguez Sr and family. Mrs Harold G Thompson of Rivera and daughter Cecelia visiting Carltons of Fort Davis and friends in Alpine. Ben Snead guest of aunt Iva Snead and Dr and Mrs C F Eaton while at Bloys camp meeting. Mrs Eaton also his aunt. Mrs E B LaVaughn Cole formerly of Fort Davis now of San Angelo confirmed clerk of the draft board for Tom Green Irion and Coke counties with headquarters in San Angelo.

Louis Jr Alex Dominguez Sr Harold G. Thompson Riviera Cecelia Iowa City Iowa Carltons Fort Davis Alpine Ben Snead Douglas Snead Bronte Iva Snead C. F. Eaton Bloys Eaton San Angelo E. B. (LaVaughn) Cole Tom Green Irion and Coke Cole

Letter file folders at The Avalanche

A brief notice notes letter file folders at The Avalanche likely for archival or office use. No names, dates, or concrete actions are given in the readable text.

American Inch Compared to British Measure

An old humorous note claims the American inch is two millionths of an inch longer than the British inch, calling it the least Americans have ever stretched anything.

Saving Now Builds Future Security

U.S. Saving Bonds offer a trusted way to secure finances and invest in tomorrow. Read the Classified Ads for opportunities and guidance on bonds and savings.

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Also Mentioned on This Page

Fort Davis News A. N. Alkire Valentine W. H. Yarbro Fabens Carolyn Jay Petersburg L. C. Fawcett August Benner Benner Virginia Billy Betty Janet San Antonio Fawcett Miss Bloys RADIO Typewriter Shop N. 5Th St College Ave First National Bank of Alpine F.D.I.C B. R. Taylor Hotel Limpia Chevrolet Fisher Casner Motor CO W. Holland Ave 7Th St Price Big Bend Wool & Mohair Company MoPar H and H Motor Co Holland & 7Th St Chrysler-Plymouth Jeff Davis County J.T. Rutherford J. T. Rutherford Sul Ross West Texas
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