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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1959
Page
6
Christmas night hosted domino club at Hotel Limpia with seven tables. exten s ive social notes include family reunions at J W Merrill Ranch and a Latin American school program. Local church activities and obituaries frame Fort Davis life as snowbound holidays unfold with community ties and road closures.
Two bedroom house with yard offered for 9000 dollars by Maude H. Baines, REALTOR. Contact 709 E. Ave. D, P.O. Box 78, TE 72174.
Sunday Cantata "Glad Tidings" presented by Fort Davis adult and youth choirs under Mrs H E Dirks with L A Sublett J Pharmakis and ministers from Baptist Presbyterian and Methodist churches. Scripture readings poems and solos accompanied by Mrs Bryan Woolley and Mrs T Z Kelly. Offerings shared for three church benevolence projects. Poinsettias and greens adorned the auditorium.
Fort Davis schools close for Christmas holidays from December 22 Tuesday afternoon and resume January 4 1960 Monday. Alpine visits Fort Davis for basketball with Alpine B string beating Fort Davis B. Fort Davis A string defeats Alpine A string. Fort Davis girls A string beat Marfa A string 49 to 27 and Fort Davis B string beat Marfa B 37 to 9.
TO BE REMOVED. One five Toom stucco house and two small frame buildings at 306 North Sixth Street Alpine Texas. Successful bidder to remove house and buildings within thirty working days after completion of bids. Seller may reject bids. House open for inspection, keys from Wire Chief Southwestern Bell. Third son born to Mr and Mrs John Robert Prude at Fort Davis Hospital at 12 12 am Sunday. Boy named Charles David. This is Prude family’s third son. Mother, son, and father doing fine. Mr and Mrs Doug Nash of Adessa were weekend guests of Mrs Nash’s parents J D McNew.
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