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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1956

Page

4

St James renovates grounds and adds church bell

Amid busy parish activity at St James, landscaping work continues ahead of a move in. A former Pennsylvania Railroad bell donated for Sunday services, the choir grows with new organs, and many parishioners praise the gifts. A Chamber of Commerce banquet impressed attendees as plans unfold for Alpine and Marfa events including Auxiliary and Rotary activities, with 500 delegates expected.

Virginia Bailey Ath Dist Sammie Snute Rotary-Anns Dist Marfa Alpine Anns Hunter Metcalfe J. W. Ward Pretty Smile The Baptist Church

Miss Mary Evelyn Sites and Jack Bow to Wed

Announced by Mr and Mrs F G Sites Burkburnett engagement of their daughter Miss Mary Evelyn Sites of San Angelo to Jack Thomas Bow son of Mr and Mrs R A Bow Alpine. They plan to wed March 10 at First Baptist Church Alpine. Sites, a 1948 Burkburnett High School graduate, worked as private secretary to the San Angelo telephone district manager. Bow, a 1948 Alpine High School graduate, earned a 1952 BS in Chemistry from Sul Ross and a UT pharmacy degree in 1958. They will reside in Alpine where Bow works with his father in City Drug Store.

Alpine West Texas F. G. Sites Burkburnett Mary Evelyn Sites San Angelo Jack Thomas Bow R.A. Bow First Baptist Church Miss Sites Burkburnett High School North Texas State ‘Teachers College Denton Mr. Bow Alpine High School Sul Ross College University of Texas Bow City

Pilot Club meets with Ketley presiding at January gathering

Mrs Frances Ketley presided at the Pilot Club meeting on Wednesday January 25 in the absence of president Mrs Mac Ament. Members sang Pilot International and heard committee reports. A Mother’s March on Polio urged for January 30 with Mrs Sis Benson in charge. Attendees listed include Marie Gard Jo Ella Livingston Anna D Linn Electa Wade Monica Heiman Glen Harris Wilmoth Matthews Frances Kelley Blucher Avora Owens Lillie Edwards Margaret Linn Virginia Link Golden White and Mirand. Jean Cotter newly arrived at Midget Beauty Shop is married to Alan of the livestock Sul Ross.

Frances Ketley Pilot Club Mac Ament Pilot International Glen Harris Margaret Linn Sis Benson Marie Gard Jo Ella Livingston Anna D. Linn Electa Wade Monica Hei‘man Wilmoth Matthews Frances Kelley Blucher Avora ‘Owens Lillie Edwards Virginia Link Golden, White

St James Ladies Hear Study Of Church Seasons

St James Episcopal Auxiliary met at Mrs. P. B. Uzzell residence to study the seasons of the Church Year led by Mrs. Rose Kinzer. Devotions by Mrs. John W. Gillett and Mrs. Neville Haynes. business session followed with cake and coffee served to attending ladies including Kinzer and others.

St. James Rose Kinzer St James Episcopal Auxiliary P. B. Uzzell John W. Gillett Neville Haynes Mesdames Haynes Frank Ray Joel Wright Robert ¥. Davis Graves Bogel W. 8. Gill Kinzer H. E. Medlin Gillett August H. Fraza Dixon II Mrs. Uzzell

Two 42 Parties Hosted by Skevington and Sandifer

Mrs. T. F. Skevington and Mrs. A. B. Sandifer hosted two "42" gatherings at the Skevington home last week. Valentine decor featured in both events. Friday winner of the traveling prize was Mrs. T. A. Beard. high for ladies was Mrs. Roy Spence and high for men was Roy Whiteside. Dessert served to many guests including Jim Casner, Beard, Whiteside, Spence, J. W. Sheppard, W. S. Winter, Otis Kimball, E. Patterson, Jimmy Logan, J. W. Frazer, George Baines, and others. Saturday winner of the traveling prize was Mrs. B. B. Bounds. high for ladies was Mrs. Alfred E. Creigh and high for men was Dom Adams. Guests arriving for dessert included Martin Olson, Bounds, Creigh, Guy Crawford, Adams, H. W. Morelock, Earl McElroy, A. F. Robinson, and J. E. Burgess.

TF. Skevington A. B. Sandifer Skevington Valentine T. A. Beard Roy Spence Roy Whiteside Messrs Jim Casner Beard Whiteside Spence J. W. Shepperd W. S. Winter Otis Kimball E. Patterson Jimmy Logan J. W. Frazer George Baines Mesdames C. G. Morrison Lulu Otter White Avora Owens Anna Gayslip Neil Ferguson A. M. Turney J. C. Epperson J. E. Burgess B. B. Bounds Alfred E. Creigh Dom Adams Martin Olson Bounds Creigh Guy Crawford Adams H.W. Morelock Earl McElroy A. F. Robinson

Mrs Wildenthal Hosts Bridge Luncheon At Sul Ross Campus

Mrs Bryan Wildenthal hosted a bridge luncheon on the Sul Ross College campus Tuesday of last week. High club score went to Mrs Paul Vogt, high guest score to Mrs Miles Pierce, and Bingo to Mrs George Bevier. Attendees included Mesdames J T Davidson, George Bevier, Al Milch, Gerald Ogle, Chalmers Broadfoot, Willis McCutcheon, Frank McCollum, Pierce, W Pate, Ralph Peters, W J Winter, Vogt, plus luncheon guests Mrs Vick Winter, Mrs Dudley Dobie, Mrs William R Hill, Wis Calif sister of Mrs Dobie, and Mrs Frank Jackson of San Angelo with her husband County St Jackson.

Goon Uais Bryan Wildenthal Sul Ross College Paul Vogt Miles Pierce George Bevier Mesdames J. T. Davidson al Milch Gerald Ogle Chalmers Broadfoot Willis McCutcheon Frank

Heart Book Review by Mrs Lois McIntyre Opens Mission Study

Mrs Lois McIntyre reviewed The Tribes Go Up by Frank Belvin a Baptist Indian during a mission study program at the First Baptist Church Tuesday morning Twenty members and two visitors Mrs R L Wittner Paisano Encampment and Mrs J J Kerby Lovington NM attended the session in the church dining room.

Lois McIntyre Frank Belvin Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church R. L. Wittner Paisano J. J. Kerby Lovington N. M

DMF Board Meets in Marfa for Scholarship Drive

Davie Mountain Federation members met in Marfa with Presidio president Mrs. Stanley Casner presiding. Aim to raise 5000 for a Sul Ross scholarship. 3000 on hand, on loan, interest funds the award. Three recipients used money from Alpine Marta and Fort Davis. New officers to be elected at annual meeting the first Saturday in April in Marathon. Attendees included Mrs. Bunton and others from Alpine Presidio Marfa Fort Davis.

Davie Mountain Federation Oren Bunton Marfa Stanley Casner Presidio Presient DMF. x Sul Ross DMF Alpine Marta Fort Darvis Bunton Paisano Hotel Mesdames George Baines D. M. Bennett Casner Clay Slack R. D. McCready Fort Davis L. C. Brite Merschet Hord Abie’ Ligon Keneth Beanland Clarence Arthur

Council Of Church Women Sponsor Study Course Feb 7

Alpine Council of Church Women begins a four session study course titled The Christian Mission in a Revolutionary World from February 7 to four Tuesdays, 3:30 to 5 pm. Nursery provided. First session in the Methodist Church choir room with Episcopal Church leaders and Mrs. Robert H. White as featured speaker. Texts include This Revolutionary Faith, They Reach for Life, and Hope Rises from the Land. Mrs. Joe Wright leads first session assisted by Episcopal Guild.

Alpine Council of Church Women Christian Mission Wela Methodist Church Episcopal Church Robert H. White Nazarene Church India Floyd Shacklock John and Ralph A. Felton Joe Wright Episcopal Guild

Mrs Virgil Miller Hosts Canasta And Forty Two Party

Mrs Virgil Miller entertained a group Monday evening with games of canasta and forty two. Coffee and pecan pie were served to Mesdames Anna Hay slip T F Skevington Fred Jack JE Burgess A B Sandifer Louis Forchheimer Eugene Parr and J C Epperson.

Virgil Miller Anna Hayslip T. F. Skevington Fred Jack JE. Burgess A. B. Sandifer Louis Forchheimer Eugene Parr J. C. Epperson

Father D J T Freeland 72 dies in Bandera visit

J T Freeland 72 of Paris and Bandera former Alpine resident dies at 730 am Wednesday in Bandera at his son's home after a period of illness. Funeral services are set for 3 pm Saturday in Paris with Mrs Bass and Mr Freeland expected to attend.

J. T. Freeland Paris Jack Freeland Bandera Alpine C. W. Bass

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Johnny Newell Bet Pennsylvania Railroad Chamber of Commerce Bill Winter Gin Jim Casners Herschel Jack Bow Jack Katie Thomas Aise Lucile Mendryx Oing Gene Prank Ray Ralph Wootton Jimmy Legan Mudd Pred Jack i Mary Evelyn Brach’s Box Zac C. G. Morrison Company Mmes, Skevington Sandifer Mrs. Wildenthal W.ms. Heart DMF. Board Council of Church Women Brown & Serve Sausage Chuck Roast Club Irr Alpine Cash Grocery E. Holland Dale Carnegie George S. Benson Harding College Searcy Arkansas U.S Myers Alpine Community Center Edward Fee ‘End Alpine Rotary Club
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