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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1963
Page
3
A dialogue explains the difference between biblioteca as a public library and librerIa as a bookstore. Pepe misbelieves the library belongs to Don Cadeste, while the owner’s name and the store’s purpose are clarified.
Card of Thanks from the A D Robertson and Phil Avant families expresses sincere gratitude to all who helped during Irene's hospital stay. In Quail Decline, San Angelo region officials note quail populations in Region I remain below last year’s level. Henry Burkett comments on local counts.
Wet ground dominates the ranch scene with bluebonnets rising six to eight inches. Early blooms expected as weeds spread. Stock remains healthy and trading continues. The Cotter family from 1908 joins the Green Valley area, and Lange boots gain fame in Big Bend. Mr. Hopson returns from San Antonio after visiting kin, rain refreshed tanks, Lorena Buckner and Debrah Joy travel to El Paso for Christmas with relatives.
A damaged fragment mentions Alpine, Mr and Mrs, and anniversaries with names like Anniversat, Kure, and J. Roy. Details are unreadable but indicate a local notice of personal events in an older newspaper page.
Mr and Mrs R J Sotelo and son Raul of La Puente California visited his parents Mr and Mrs Juan Sotelo and family amid memories of John Martin Sotelo and the Sotelo clan.
The Odessa gathering concluded Sunday with H. A. Fetzil addressing attendees on the Bible’s answer to survival. A Saturday highlight saw 25 new Jehovah’s Witnesses ministers baptized in a simple ceremony as part of the assembly.
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