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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1941

Page

10

Timely Tips for Christmas Mailing from the Post Office

Practical postal guidance on delivering Christmas packages and cards. Tips include writing full names and addresses inside parcels, using one side only for special delivery labels, ensuring contents are known for insurance, attaching durable labels, writing with ink, stamping by the sender, and avoiding heavy pecan shipments. Also advises against holiday-wrapped outside paper, not mailing liquor, and using correct stamps to keep items at the proper class.

Routot Postoffice

Alpine Mexican Settlement center monthly report

Regular session of the Alpine Mexican Settlement Association board at the Community Center. Mitchell reports 67 home visits in November plus Center work. five sewing classes with average attendance of six. Well Baby conference active with good attendance. kindergarten enrollment 7, 35 attended in November, average daily attendance 20, 345 free lunches served, 26 children weighed and measured. Center helped 17 children at Christian church program on Nov 30. Center needs bathroom scales and immunization efforts emphasized. Christmas party plans underway for all groups. reserves enrolled and performing well.

Alpine Mexican Settlement Association Board Mitchell The Christian Church

Avalanche Christmas Patience for Townsfolk

A local celebration titled Christmas for the Avalanche prompts residents to send greetings and share news with neighbors living away. The initiative aims to ease worry by keeping the town connected through a festive, yearly archive.

Beer Bottle Sidewalk At James Allen Sr Home

A sidewalk to the home of James Allen Sr and Cody Wye is made from beer bottles packed tightly. The treasurer shows $49.41 received, $43.27 spent, $6.14 on hand. Rummage is badly needed at the Center. magazines of any date are requested. call 243 on weekdays.

James Allen Sr Cody Wye

Book Display at Alpine Schools by Mr Morrison

Representing the Junior Literary Guild of Garden City New York Mr Joe C Morrison will be in Alpine Friday and Saturday Dec 12 and 13 bringing a book display for home and school Books will be for sale at Central Elementary and Junior High schools Everyone is invited to view and purchase books The city schools invited Morrison to aid in selecting library additions

Garden City New York Joe C. Morrison Alpine Me. Morrison Ooh

Presbyterian Bazaar and Saleboard Supplies On Saturday

Chili beans coffee cake and pie will be on sale all day Saturday at the Presbyterian Bazaar. Civilian defense drill attendance mandatory for Defense Guard units in the 3rd battalion with officers Griggs and Duncan enforcing regulations and posting to ensure rapid deployment.

Presbyterian Bazaarte Co. A Gonzalo Lafarelle Co. B Jarvis Slue) Robinson Griggs Duncan

Gravity Emphasized In Training Alarms Across City

Officials stress vigilance during training as alarms may sound and urge against complacency. City and county leaders, Border Patrol, Defense Guard, and other agencies coordinate to ensure readiness. Citizens are reminded Texas Defense Guardsmen serve without pay to protect all residents. Effectiveness hinges on public response. more details to follow in The Avalanche.

Border Patrol Defense Guard Texas Defense Guardsmen

War Will Not Continued From Page One At Meeting

National Park service staff members at the meeting were George Olcott and Raymond Hig gins of Santa Fe New Mexico and R. D. Sias and Lonnie Fuller of Austin Also attending were T J Williams Assistant superintendent of Mesa Verde National park Colorado, and Don Weaver editor of the Fort Worth Press.

National Park Service George Olcott Raymond Higgins Santa Fe N. M R. D. Sias Lonnie Fuller Austin T. J. Williams Mesa Verde National Park Colorado Don Weaver Fort Worth

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