Alpine Classified Fragments Include Oats, Generators and Tenants
A mixed Alpine classified listing shows items for sale and notices such as a good condition generator at 78 cents each, Marathon reed, and references to tenants. Names like Mrs Alderson and Flora L Daugher appear with contact phone hints, alongside entries for oats from MAR PA Manufacturing Co and New Hampshire fryers.
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Amp
Alpine
Marpa Manufacturing Co
Tex
New Hampshire
RED Fry
Alderson
Marathon Reed
Hannold
17Th St
Cottag 9
Flora L. Daugher
Tfe
Parents Receive Card From Son Prisoner of Japs in Philippines
Milario Cordova, known as Hilario Cordova Je, a private in the 200th anti air unit, was captured when Japan overran the Philippines. The card from Camp No 4 dated in the Philippines expresses hope and asks for food and letters. He enlisted in 1941 at Santa Fe New Mexico.
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The
Philippines
Milario Cordova
Hin On
Hilario Cordova
Pri
Philippine Islands
Philippine Miliary Prison Camp No. 4
Pvt
Cordova
Santa Fe
N. M
USO Club News Describes Weekend Activities and Meetings
The USO enjoyed a lively weekend with dancing to vietrola music on Saturday night and Sunday afternoon. Christian church ladies hosted, serving doughnuts, toffee, pies and coffee, while Christian Science ladies provided more refreshments. Methodist church ladies return Sunday Sept 21 to host and serve many treats for the boys. Thursday featured Bridge night with Marie Bennett as hostess and instructor. The USO Council plans an important 5 pm meeting at the USO building to discuss cooperative actions.
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USO
Vietrola Music
Ue Ladien
Christian Church
Christian Science
Methodist
Marie Bennett
Lions Club Meeting Led by Kemp at Sul Ross College
Lions 4 Roar meeting called to order at 12 10 in Sul Ross College cafeteria. Whiteside led singing, Rev Rogers led prayer. Joe W Toombs directed program, Orlando Hickey delivered Lions International address on Lions work in America. Dr Sperry reported favorable treasury.
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Lion Presient
James Kemp
Sul Ross College
Lion Whiteside
Rev. Rogers
Lion Joe W. Toombs
Lion Orlando Hickey
Lions International
Iwork
Lions Clubs
America
Sperry
Treasury
Chaplain Petrie Speaks at Baptist Brotherhood Meeting
Chaplain Petrie, a former Army Air Force chaplain and ex pastor of a Wind Church, spoke at a Baptist Brotherhood meeting in the church basement Monday evening. About 25 members and visitors attended after a Mexican supper. Don Littleton received a Masonic ring for years as Sunday school superintendent and Dom Addams was given a lighted bag for faithful service.
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Petrie
Army
Baptist Brother
Feld
Wind” Fom Vic
Don Littleton
Baptist Sunday School
Dom Addams
Ccurch
Boy born at Navy hospital to Corpus Christi couple
Li and Mrs Kenneth G Marks of Corpus Christi are parents of a son born Jan 6 at the Navy hospital. Kenneth George Je weighed 12 ounces. Mrs Marks, formerly Doris Binion of Alpine. Also noted: Joseph Daley, 16, serves as a juvenile court judge in La Porte Indiana with authority to impose lines on bicycle riders who break traffic rules and require essays on careful riding.
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Kenneth G. Marks
Corpus Christi
Navy Hospital
Kenneth George Je
Marks
Mins Doris Binion
Alpine
Joseph Daley
la Porte
Ind
Religious Services And Schedules For Local Churches
At The Churches BAPTIST Sunday school 10 am Superintendent M O Pittman Morning service 11 am Mid week services Wednesday Teachers meeting 7 pm prayer service 7 45 pm Choir rehearsal Thursday 7 30 pm Mrs Jack Davis director Training Union Sunday 6 pm Sunday evening service All hours Mountain war Time Catholic masses Sunday 9 and 10 30 Masses during week 7 20 Evening service 7 Francis Juaniz Pastor
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Baptist Sunday School
M. O. Pittman
Jack Davis
Training Union
Francis Juaniz
Christian Education and Worship at Bible School and Church
A church notices service times with morning worship at 10:50 and an evening sermon on The Practical Standard of the Kingdom. The Christian Science section cites lessons and a religious textbook, highlighting eternal life through Jesus.
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M.A. Buhler
Churener
Sean Crisham
Mary Baber Bay
Jesus
Saltan
Ito
Church and parish services and classes schedule
Sunday Bible classes at 10 a m worship at 10 50 a m young people 6 p m evening service 7 30 p m women’s Bible class 3 p m prayer meeting 7 p m J Batey minister St James Episcopal Sixth Street services Sundays 6 p m Archdeacon Martin quoted Bible school 9 45 am H Le Waltrum superintendent morning worship 11 sermon Sunbeam League afternoon young people meeting evening worship 7 sermon The Work of Christ Marvin Williams pastor
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Church OF Christ
Batey
ST James Episcopal
Sixth Street
W. H. Martin
Sohn
Charen School
H. le Waltrum
Sunbeam League
Christ
Marvin Williams
Nazarene Bible School Services Schedule
Legional Bible school hosts Sunday morning events with a 10 a m session and two preaching services at 11 a m and 2 p m. A mid week service is planned for Wednesday at 8 p m, and all are welcome to attend.
Presbyterian church opens school and worship services
The Presbyterian Church announces its Sunday school opens in all departments at 10 a.m. Worship and teaching for all ages follow with morning worship at 11. A participatory worship service, choir rehearsal led by W. C. Friesen, and daily open sanctuary for prayer. Hospitality room and dining area available for service members and families. PRED S. Rogers, Pastor. Van bonds purchased today will save many lives.
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Presbyterian Cnurch School
W. C. Friesen
Local Items From Alpine Area Mention Travels and Moves
Mrs. Lottie Cook of San Angelo visits friends in Alpine. Mrs. J. F. Bennett of Pecos visits her daughter, Mrs. Jack Cross, and family. Mrs. Paul Vogt and children returned Monday from Cisco. Mrs. Byron Yates and nephew Phil McGaughy of San Antonio visit Alpine briefly. Nettie Stone called to Louisiana for father-in-law’s illness. G. W. Archer and two children of Uvalde visit Mrs. Archer’s parents. two weeks planned. Fenx Garrett family move to Fort Hancock where he becomes Southern Pacific section foreman, after years at Toronto and Paisano. Edith Caldwell and daughter Mel visit from Alpine. Walter Schroder, Lt., newly assigned overseas in the Pacific. Mrs. Lawrence Lacy (Mary Ann Kokernot) visits here en route to San Antonio for winter with her mother, after a stay with her husband Lt. Commander Lacy in San Francisco.
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Fenx Garrett
Fort Hancock
Souther Pacific
Garrett
Toronto
Alpine
Paisano
Edith Caldwell
Mel
Walter Schroder
Kiby
Clay Center
Neb
Schroder
Pacific
Lawrence Lacy
Mary Ann Kokernot
San Antonio
H. L. Kokernot Jr
Lacy
San Francis ‘Co
Groups Attempt To Wreck American Form of Government
Reader condemns un-American propagandists and bureaucrats, urging readers to study an Avalanche editorial Will Freedom Survive Victory and support gov ernment actions only as needed for wartime. Calls for peacetime plenty, distribution of surplus by aviators, and removal of government from private affairs.
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The
Avalanche
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Bethe
Hord
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Inate
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Garw. Rixon
East Ave
Cris Maines
Star Rt
Sonora
Alfred E. Creigh Jr
Holland Hotel
Bidg
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Watkins
J. R. Watkins Co
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Memphis, Tenn
Lange Elec
Alan Fraser
Avalanche Ranch
J. C. Puller
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Jerry Btarnes
W. C Friesen
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USO Club News
Lions
Chaplain Petrie
Pred S. Rogers
Granada Theatre
San Fernando Valley
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
Richard Travis
Eleanor Parker
Lana Turner
John Hodiak
Phil Baker
Phil Silvers
Lonesome Pine
Henry Fonda
Lottie Cook
San Angelo
Mra J. F. Bennett
Pecos
Mrs
Jack Cross
Paul Vogt
Cisco
Byron Yates
Phil McGaughy
Nettie Stone
Louisiana
G. W. Archer
Uvalde
Stovenes
Italy
Dave Stone
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Land of Peace
Ferens
Chevrolet
Cnet
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WAR Industries
Imitions Makers
Casner Motor Company
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