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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1946

Page

3

At The Churches BAPTIST Sunday School and Services

At 10 Pittman Street the Baptist church announces Sunday school in the morning, worship at 11, midweek services Wednesday, teachers meeting at 6:30 p.m., prayer at 7:30 p.m., training union Sunday at 6:30 p.m., evening service at 7:30, and choir rehearsal Sunday at 4 p.m. Pastor R. L. Wittner. Catholic Masses Sunday at 9 and 10:30, weekday Masses at 7:30, evening service at 7. Pastor Francis Juaniz.

Baptist Sunday School Pittman Training Union R. L. Wittner Francis Juaniz

Christian Morning Worship Services and Invites

Multiple church notices invite attendance at morning and evening worships, Sunday Bible classes, and youth meetings. Names listed include John E. Pickering, Alvia Wagner, Marvin Williams, George Pearse, with various service times and parish duties across Episcopal Methodist and Nazarene affiliations.

Presbyterian Sunday Schedule and Choir Practice

Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m. Pclinier choir practice on Wednesday at 7 p m.

Presbyterian Pclinier

Badge of Honor Above Honorable Discharge Button

A reproduction of the Honorable Discharge Button awarded to service members who received an honorable discharge from the armed forces.

Peachy Record Shines in Grand Junction Shipment

A record peach shipment departed Grand Junction on Sept 2. More than 300 cars carried fruit from Grant Valley near Palisade and Clifton, with 203 freight cars and 85 trucks. The crop involved local growers and was highlighted by a large showing of carloads. A church ad and government securities message are included in the page.

Grand Junction Ceto Grant Valley Palisade Clifton Colorado River

World Significance of the Annexation of Texas

Dr. E C Barker analyzes the Texas annexation's global impact from a historic series. He notes international friction with Mexico and Britain over slavery and independence, while Houston Jones and Lamar shaped the path, often signaling strategic ambiguity to advance or block union. Goat skins are used to make kid gloves.

E. C. Barker University of Tex Texas United States Mexico England France San Jacinto Mexco Houston Housson Anson Jones Lamar Jones

Help Keep Down Inflation A Securities

A terse note urging cost restraint in financial policy invites readers to consider savings and investment options that might ease price pressures. It hints at prudent spending and cautious borrowing as measures to curb rising costs.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Axis Dwight Dies Franklin D. K Eisenhower Christian John E. Pickering ACH OF Christ Alvia Wagner St. James Church School H. L. W. Drum J. G. Barrow Roy Owen Women's Society of Christian Service Marvin Williams Mazarene Sunday School Bruce George Pearse Badge of Fred S. Rogers Rock of Ages Iocal Annexation Visitsport's Fem Fountain Service Candies L. C. Smith and Corona Typewriters Bubbles Hilton Hotels He Town Devon Riema Europe Philippines Far East Venentare Yrabee Ondorwon Victory Clothing Collection Henry J. Kaiser National Chairman The Advertising Council Alpine Lumber Company First National Bank of Alpine
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