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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1919
Page
3
A fragmented verse fragment repeats Let us go into the house of the Lord with a biblical tone. It references Psalm 122 1 and appears to be from a religious hymn or scripture page. The text is partial and lacks context.
Sunday School at 10 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Services while Rev CS Mettell leads morning worship and sermon topics include The Kings Is Requires Haste and The Most Valuable Thing in the World. Evening worship at 7 p.m. with hymns and a program including a Bible School recital. A Teacher Training class begins next Wednesday at 7 p.m. Epworth League meets Sunday at 3:30 p.m. with lessons on the Century and League purpose led by Miss Nita Cox and Miss Bonnie McSpadden.
A January meeting formed a committee to study establishing a community room or rec hall in Alps. The panel, including Prof. Bentley, Mesdames Wood and Turney, and Revs. Walker and Reemtsma, prepared a report and a public meeting is set for March 4 at 7 p.m. in Alpine High School auditorium to discuss action. Also notes visitors Mr and Mrs. AN Engle and Miss Helen Lange’s Detroit trip after Alpine visits.
The listing shows prices for various canned goods and bulk items including Gur Fox cans, Wapco Table Peaches, Sugar Carper, and Unecut products. Quantities such as per dozen and per gallon pails are noted with unit prices like 1.20 and 2.0, indicating a price catalog or ad.
A notice says Stockmeyer will meet in Dallas on March 18 19 and 20 to discuss oil investments in West Texas fields with a live representative from Big Park Oil Company in Fort Worth Texas. It seeks a reference and gives contact at Flatiron Building.
The piece argues Uncle Sam must back a $2.25 per bushel wheat guarantee while questioning what farmers owe in return. It cites international wheat trends in Argentina and Australia around $1.50, suggesting the American farmer’s role under government policy and public trust.
A Baptist social at Alpine Church drew 150 to 200 attendees amid a sandstorm. Pastor W. P. spoke on the event's purpose while Miss Caldwell played violin, Mrs Hen read, and Mrs Henderson delivered readings. Refreshments in the Sunday school rooms featured junior choir performances. Robert Bailey, noted stockman and banker, died in Fort Worth on the 6th. Evans, Welsh lecturer and Lloyd George relative, praised. lecture set for 7:18 p.m. Wednesday in Marfa Chitanqua venue.
The Warwick Male Quartette delivered a splendid program in full dress, performing quartets, duets, comic readings, and patriotic numbers. The second half featured uniforms, popular songs, classics, readings, and art. The evening was enjoyable and signals strong prospects for the Lyceum course.
Classified listing offering second hand autos including a 7 passenger six cylinder Overland a 3 passenger four cylinder Scripps Booth Ford Roadster Ford Touring and a Dodger passenger car all in first class condition. Liberty Bonds accepted at face value. See Alfred A Newell.
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