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Newspaper

Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1942

Page

5

Garden Club installs officers for 1942 at J Coleman home

The Garden Club met January 9 at the J Coleman residence with Mrs. J C Coleman presiding for the last time as resident. New officers were installed for 1942 including Mrs. Frank Mc Collum as president and several vice presidents and a secretary treasurer. The program covered Defense committee work, cleanup, soil testing, and planning for a Dahlia Festival next summer. Members were urged to attend a courthouse meeting next week to organize Red Cross work in Alpine.

Garden Club J Coleman J. C. Coleman Frank McCollum Mesdames W. D. Burciam J.C. Coleman L. Forchheimer Flora Daugherty Nellie Litchfield J. Smith Defense Committee Red Cross Alpine

Popular Alpine Couple to Wed February Sixth

Mary Besse Hamilton, daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Hamilton, will marry William H L Sloan, son of Owen Sloan of Alamogordo New Mexico, on February 6 at nine oclock in the First Methodist church. Maid of honor will be Miss Jean Engle. soprano Jean Ritchey will sing. invitation extended to friends of both families. The Catholic Women's Study Club approved joining the Red Cross and will observe Our Lady of Peace on Jan 22 23 and M with Rosary prayers. Next Tuesday Jan 20 a study meeting will be held at Mrs George A Browns home.

Howard Hamilton Mary Besse William HL. Sloan Owen Sloan Alamogordo New Mexico First Methodist Church Jean Engle Jean Ritchey Marathon Mrs. Hamilton Catholic Women's Study Charles Fabian East Holland Ave Ellen C. Hudson Geo. A. Brown Red Cross Our Lady of Peace

Andes in Lite Nature Study Club Meeting Highlights

Mrs G A Kunze and Mrs Des sa C Wright hosted the study club at Kunze's home on Thursday. Mrs Fred B Rogers welcomed new member Mrs Medlin find. Guests Irma Lee Batey Betty Jane Burgess Robert Elliott Mildred Inman attended. Music by Betty Jane Burgess featured the program. Dr E C Coleman spoke on poetry of the Andes with selections from poets of Mexico Nicaragua Peru and Chile. Tea was served after.

Elioft Mia Betty Jane Burgess

Bridge Clubs Gather for Card Parties and Prizes

Mrs. F C Woods hosted the Tally Ho Bridge club with Sport Gunn winning high score and Ed Swann second. Moon Smith led a Triple-Four contract gathering with Lois McIntyre and J E Casner as guests. the McIntyres won high prizes. J W Frazer hosted a Triple Four night at the Holland hotel with steak supper and contract, prize to Mrs PF L McCollum and J E Burgess as top men.

F.C. Woods Tally-Ho Sport Gunn Ed Swann Bill Allen Ray LaBeff Dan Ritter Wally Davis Hap’ McEachern Cecil LaBeff T. L. Hateh Marvin Majors Reginald Wotan G. J. Kempen Cecil Hale F. C. Woods Moon Smith Lois McIntyre J. E. Casner Mesdames J. E. Burgess F. L. McCollum Paul Vogt Billie ‘West Carroll Vaughn J. W. Shepperd C. E. Patterson Vernon McIntyre John Newell McIntyre J. W. Frazer Triple Four Holland Hotel Frazers PF. L. McCollum J. E. Burgess Messrs James J. E. Burgess Milton Carroll Vaughn

Tri C club elects new officers at Wednesday meeting

The Tri C club met Wednesday at Mrs. Fred Rogers home and elected new officers: Lucille Kempen president, Joyce Nevill vice president, Clara May Bogle secretary, Ruby Janie Burcham corresponding secretary and treasurer, Dorothy Coleman Parliamentarian, Mary Ellen Gard Reporter.

TRIC Fred $. Rogers Lucille Kempen Joyce Nevill Clara May Bogle Ruby Janie Burcham Dorothy Coleman Mary Ellen Gard

Woodmen Circle to Install Officers in 1942

Circle meet set for Wednesday January 21 at Alvine Grove No. 671 Woodmen Circle with Mrs dma Doole for officer installation. Social hour to follow. Residents and visitors urged to attend. Also notes beauty shop opening on East Holland Ave near Cosden station by Mrs A L King.

Alvine Grove No Woodwen Circle Dma Doole Pam East Holland Ave Cosden Station A. L. King

Revival Under Way At American Legion Hall

A revival sponsored by the Church of the Nazarene is ongoing at the American Legion Hall and runs until Sunday January 25. Rev. and Mrs. L. Morgan Voorhies of Altus Oklahoma lead the program with Mr Voorhies delivering sermons on topics including Render Unto God the Things that Belong The Liquor Dealer and How World War II The Sin Against Democracy and more. Evening services start at 7 each night with public invitation extended.

Tne American Legion Hall Church of the Nazarene L. Morgan Voorhies Altus Oklahoma

Civil War Casualty Found 75 Years After War Ends

CAMP DAVIS North Carolina a Civil War casualty was reported here Private Harry Chait of Desert born over 80 years after the conflict. A unit camped near an old shell pile used nearby as a fireplace. embers burned his head and face. One shell near the camp had disintegrated near melting point. Government bonds and stamps deemed safest investments.

Davis N. C Harry Chat Desert Biveua Challe

Auto Tag Sale Opens February First in Brewster County

Brewster county announces receipt of 1865 pairs of 1942 auto plates to go on sale February 1. New plates, black numbers on orange, cover passenger vehicles from 165 901 to 167 100, commercial 327 151 to 327 500, trailer tractors 20 546 to 20 645, farm vehicles 112 051 to 112 250, dealers 5 737 to 5 751. Certificates of ownership required for 1942 license. plates must be attached by April 1 for highway operation.

Brewster County

Wild Geese Calling Provides Northwest Adventure Screen Portrait

The Granada shows Wild Geese Calling Sunday and Monday. Henry Fonda delivers his finest performance as wandering lumberjack John Murdock, with Joan Bennett as Sally in a new kind of role. The film follows love, betrayal, and an Alaska voyage after Sally is taken by Blackie, played by Warren William, with strong support from Ona Munson and Barton MacLane. Directed by John Brahm, the screenplay by Horace McCoy keeps a steady pace through adventure and romance.

Henry Fonda Joan Bennett Granada Northwest Tom Joad Sally Great Northwest Commonwealth Club of California John Murdock Fonda Blackie Joan Alaska John Warren William Ona Munson Barton MacLane John Brahm Horace McCoy Harry Joe Brown Stewart Ed

Fort Davis News Reveals Naval Folder, Wedding Details, Bank Figures

A Fort Davis note reports a graduation folder from Corpus Christi Naval Air Base bearing James Sterling Hutcheson’s name. It covers a Mount Livermore visit, then details the Prexere Miller Pickett wedding in Phoenix with Gen Eve, air corps attire, and a Fort Davis family presence. Also listed are bank figures showing end of 1941 results, eight percent dividend, and long-serving officers.

Fort Davis Corpus Christi Naval Air Base James Sterling Hutcheson U. S. Naval Reserve Young Hutcheson Allen C. Hutcheson Houston Hutcheson Father l Son Mount Livermore

Withers Son Accepted as Aviation Cadet at Kelly Field

Robert L. Withers has been accepted as an aviation cadet and will report to Pilot Replacement Center at Kelly Field in San Antonio for about several weeks. He studied at Baylor University and pursued air work before applying. Fort Davis State Bank held its annual stockholders meeting electing Joe W. Expy as president alongside directors J. Hunter Clark, J. W. McTray, Frank Jones, and Keevey Miller as officers reported deposits rising from $386,000.

Texas Cattle and Loan Company Espy Clark Wotners Robert C. Withers Robert L Kelly Field San Antonio L. Robert Baylor Fort Davis State Bank Joe W. Expy Instition J. Hunter Clark J W. Mctray Frank Jones Keevey Miller

Fort Davis firehall stuccoed. club speaker on Tchaikovsky

The Fort Davis fire hall exterior was stuccoed by John Dum as and the firemen meet weekly. Mrs Mary Pancoast Bogel spoke at the Fort Davis Study Club, covering Peter Tchaikovsky and Symphony No 4 in F sharp minor, with records of the symphony played. twenty four guests attended with refreshments.

Fort Davis John Du‘mas Dan

Forty-Two Players Attend Thursday Bridge Night

Forty two players plus host and hostess met at four tables for a bridge game at the Evans home last Thursday. Attendees included R. D. Mulheran, J. S. Mulhern, C. G. Carmack, Barry Scobee, Ross Graves, Earnest Barnett, Donal Joe Mulhern, and Lee Evans visiting. Law score prizes awarded to Mrs Carmack and R. D. Mulhern. high honors to Mrs J. S. Mulhern and Mr Evans senior. Scobee took the prize.

Roy Evans Messrs and Mesdames R. D. Mulher J. S. Mulhern C. G. Carmack Barry Scobee Ross Graves Earnest Barnett Donal Joe Mulhern Lee Evans Evans

Draftee Names Aid War News Coverage Over Time

The article notes that including draftee names enhances ongoing news supply as conflicts persist. It emphasizes the value of identifying individuals to track a war’s human dimension and maintain reader engagement over time.

Dictionary Need Emerged in Early 17th Century

The text notes that only at the start of the 17th century was there a recognized need for a dictionary to help Englishmen gain better knowledge of their language. It discusses the emergence of lexicography as a response to language study.

Unprotected Bald Eagle Debate Sparks State Roles

A fragment notes the bald eagle, national bird of the United States, is not protected by the federal government but protected by certain state laws. The incomplete text signals tensions over wildlife oversight and differing state protections.

The United States

Alexander the Great cooled wine with snow in trenches

Ancient commander Alexander the Great used snow-filled trenches to chill wine for his troops. Evidence from historical notes suggests he employed snow as a cooling method during campaigns, reflecting wartime provisioning practices.

Alexander the Great

Skevingses Welcome Daughter Cynthia at Alpine Hospital

Mr and Mrs George Skevings ton of Marathon are the parents of a daughter born at Alpine hospital last Saturday. The baby weighed 6 pounds and has been named Cynthia.

George Skevingston Marathon Alpine Hospital Cynthia

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Society C. D. Wood Northwest Country Mile High Club J. W. Morelock Sul Ross Prexere Miller Mupwals Lawrence Jackson Picktt Mise Elizabeth Ann Miller Episcopal Phoenix Arizon Dean Lane Air Corps JA. Stuart Jr Phoenix Genevieve Eppenauer Jack Lee Lake Field Arizona F. Moreau Miller Charles. J .Pickett Las Cruces N. M Myrtle Stewart R. A. Eppenauer Califor A. Stuart Robinson Baltimore Peyton's Swift Texas Church Wilson's Graham Crackers Ib. PLC Royal Pack Green Chili Hershey Boz. Phys Swift's Sunbrite Cleanser Kirk Aig
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