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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1950

Page

3

Fort Davis Churches Hold Sunday Worship Services

Community union services were held at First Baptist with Rev. J. C. Haron of Austin as guest speaker. Rev. Woodson M. Mims preached on The New Birth and led the union meeting. Union services move to Methodist church next Sunday night. Woodson Mims preached at Baptist on Accepting the Challenge. Methodist pastor S M Mims spoke at the Methodist church on Authority of the Bible. First Presbyterian services featured Rev. J. C. Hardin of Austin with Armor for the Christian Soldier.

Community Union First Baptist Church Training Union J. C. Haron Austin Woodson M. Mims Baptist Church John G. Prude Tyrone Kelly Hardin S. M. Mims First Methodist Church Woodson Mims Matthew Methodist Church First Presbyterian Church J. C. Hardin

Women Presbyterians Meet for Study and Mission Work

The Women’s Presbyterian Missionary Society met January 5 at Mrs. J. H. Clark’s home with co hosts, devotionals, and a new study book Japan Begins Again by William C Kerr. Attendees included Mrs. Weatherby, Mrs. Brennand, and Mrs. Alkire. talks covered Toyohiko Kagawa poems and Now in Japan. Refreshments served to twelve. later a business session led by Mrs. Weatherby. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Scott now reside at Old Fort grounds with Scott in charge of Fort activities. The Brandon family spent holidays in Chicago before returning. Rev S M Mims traveled to Pecos for a district ministerial meeting.

Women’s Presbyterian Missionary Society J. H Clark W. H. Brennand A. N. Alkire J. P. Weatherby Brennand R. L. Irving New Christian University Japan George Merrill Toyohiko Kagawa J. W. Merrill Leslie R. Scott Gus Graham, Texas Old Fort Scott

Weather Log From Mount Locke Observes Week Temperatures

McDonald Observatory records from Mount Locke show daily highs and lows for the week starting Saturday December 31, 1957 with a pattern of cooler nights and warmer days and a windy damp Monday noted in the latest briefing.

McDonald Observatory Mount Locke

World Day of Prayer Observed in Fort Davis

Under the United Council of Church Women the World Day of Prayer will be observed in Fort Davis Friday afternoon February 24 with the theme guiding services and activities.

United Council of Church Women Fort Davis

Local Alpine Newspaper Notes Faith For Our Time and March of Dimes

The Alpine Texas periodical lists editors and staff, mentions a faith focused issue titled Faith For Our Time, and notes the March of Dimes campaign starting in Fort Davis with dates January 16 to 31. It calls for generous citizen support and outlines outreach plans for unavailable residents.

Fort Davis

Payment Instructions for Sid C Bouchette Chairman

The instruction asks to send the money to Sid C Bouchette who serves as chairman or to leave the funds at the Fort Davis State Bank. The text specifies two options for payment with a named individual and a banking location.

Sid C. Bouchette Fort Davis State Bank State OF Texas Brewster John Clanton

Mile High Club Hosts Weiner Roast and Musical Evening

On Monday night about fifty Mile High Club members with spouses and guests gathered on the Hotel Lympia lawn for a weiner roast followed by a hotel dining room musical program. The supper committee included Ben R. Taylor and R. D. McCready. Elisabeth Prude and Jane Chapin led high school chorus with Kay Carlton, and John G. Prude sang solos. Mrs. J. H. Clark played piano. John Conaway performed on cornet. visitors included Leslie R. Scott and Ed Bartholomew of Houston. A second sheriff candidate, James C. Walker, filed for the July 22 primary, seeking sheriff tax collector and assessor.

Hotel Lympia Mile High Club Ben R. Taylor R. D. McCready Elisabeth Prude Charlie Ann Fryar Shirley Neill Jane Chapin Kay Carlton

Photographer G H Walker Dies After long career in West Texas

George H. Walker a well known photographer in Alpine Fort Stockton and Marfa died at his daughter Mrs Ruby Carrolls home in Mexia shortly after Christmas He operated studios in Alpine Fort Stockton and Marfa for many years retiring in Marfa about two or three years ago Burial was in Mexia on January 1.

George H. Walker Ruby Carroll Mexia Alpine Fort Stockton Marfa

Report of Condition of The First National Bank Alpine 1949

Bank condition report shows assets including cash balances loans and discounts and real estate owned totaling 3.84 million dollars. Deposits total 3.63 million dollars with capital accounts including common stock 75,000 dollars and surplus and profits.

First National Bank United States Federal Reserve Bank

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fort Davis News Thomas H. Gill Holland Hotel Wilson Feed & Supply CO Purina Experimental Farm Mrs. Clark J. R. Brandon Ralph Charlene Charles Chicago Illinois Pecos New Mexico The M. A. Webb Lynn Forbes Merle Friesen C. D. Wood Snap Foreman Bookkeeper Society Texas Congress Jeff Davis Michi Kawai Reisen Girl's School Tokyo March of Dimes Jeff Davis County James C. Walker Barry Scobee Walker Gard Concrete Products Alpine, Texas G. H. Walker Kathryn C. Ivey G. W. Baines H. L. Kokernot Jr Z. M. Decie Cadillac America Henry Bailey Motors Ave. C
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