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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1948

Page

5

Alpine Study club hosts gathering at Baptist church

Alpine Society notes show the Alpine Study club met Thursday Jan 15 at the Baptist church with hostesses Mrs J O Casparis Mrs F K Turney and Miss Johnnie Weyerts. Mrs C G Morrison provided organ selections and music for the ten hour. Committee reports were given and 31 members plus one guest Miss Clemma Billingsley attended.

Alpine Study Club the Baptist Church J. O. Casparis F. K. Turney Johnnie Weyerts C. G. Morrison D. A. Hilton

Scout executive board elects officers for 1948

The executive board convened and elected officers for the year 1948 during a session that highlighted leadership transitions and planned programs. Details on names and positions were reported in the local notice.

Veterans and a 23 year old farmer pursuing college

The speaker notes few college graduates in town as most residents go into farming. They praise Dick Newcomb, a 23 year old veteran using the G I Bill to study, aiming to become a more informed, scientific sheep farmer.

Dick Newcomb G.I

Girl Scout Executive Board Elects New Officers

Meeting at the Baptist church last week elected Mrs. Joe Hord president and Mrs. Fred Griffin vice president. Ruth Palmer became secretary treasurer with others named to roles in training publicity camp and organizing duties. School of instruction on Scout Leadership set for January 1925 at the Methodist church. all interested adults welcome.

Girl Scout Executive Board The Baptist Church Joe Hord Fred Griffin Ruth Palmer Treas Johnny Braswell W. A. Wilson Jr Katherine Dod Roy Owen Jack Cross John W. O'Donnell School of Instruction Methodist Church

El Progreso Library Moves to Courthouse Site

The El Progreso Study club met January 16 in the Presbyterian Hospitality room with 16 members and one guest. County commissioners voted to grant use of the small west courthouse building for the public library, with improvements to follow, and patrons are urged to support the move. Mrs. F L McCollum led Federation Day observances.

el Progreso Study Club Presbyterian W. J. Newell Alfred Creigh E. B. Palmer Paul Vogt Courthouse Square el Progreso Club F. L. McCollum

WSCS First Social of Year Held in Basement Room

The WSCS of the Methodist church held its first social of the year in the basement hospitality room with 29 members and one guest. Mrs. Hilton presided. Mrs. Clifton Moss was elected recording secretary. Meetings now start at 3 p.m. from October through May. New study plans include Great Prayers of the Bible starting Feb 15, and events such as A Day Apart on March 24 and World Day of Prayer Feb 13.

WSCS Methodist Church Frances Williamson Gordon Barrow Annie Lackey Circle A. J. Gard T. R. McPherson Mary Martha Circle Skevington Hilton Clifton Moss Hawkins Lucille Scholefield Jesus Dillon Missionary Education J. P. Parker Spiritual Life

Parish Meeting At St James Episcopal Held Monday Night

The annual parish meeting at St James Episcopal was held Monday in the basement of the Methodist church with a 6 30 covered dish supper prepared by the Episcopal Guild. Officers named to the Bishop's committee include Dr John Allen Dr J E Wright Preston Stedman Val Richardson Edwin and John Gillett. associate members to follow.

St. James’ Episcopal Church Methodist Church Episcopal Guild Guild John Allen J. E. Wright Preston Stedman Val Richardson Edwin John Gillett Frank Walker Catherine Olivia Walker John David Allen Joel E. Wright Betsy Jimmie Joseph Wright Joel Wright Jr Patricia Wright Asa Jones Georgie Stone Ralph McBride Sarah McBride Edwin Fowlkes Edwin Fowlkes Jr Valerie James Richardson John Cline Wilfred Scholefield C. P. Rogers Graves Bogel Ann Whittaker George Koury Edwin Gillett

Alpine winter guest Miss Clemma Billingsley hosts supper

Miss Clemma Billingsley visiting Alpine spends winter at the Holland hotel and entertained friends at Mrs. G W Martin’s Sunday night supper. Blue and yellow were the color theme for table decorations and place cards. The hostess named Mrs Martin as her honor guest.

Clemma Billingsley Alpine Holland Hotel G. W. Martin Mrs. Martin

Methodist Church Board Party With Indian Theme

Rev. Austin H. Dillon and Mrs. Dillon hosted church board members at the basement party of the Methodist church Friday evening. The event featured an Indian theme with decorations a tepee camp fire and Indian games.

Austin H. Dillon

Social Guests Attend Indian Refreshment Gathering

A group of neighbors and local couples shared Indian refreshments at a social event. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. James Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ritter, Dr. and Mrs. D. A. Hilton, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Barrow, and several others.

James Logan Dan Ritter D. A. Hilton Gordon Barrow T. A. Beard R. A. Whiteside J. W. Shepperd V. J. Smith C. L. Thomas D. D. Thomas

Inter-Faith youth group meets at Presbyterian church

The Inter-Faith young people's group gathered Sunday evening at the Presbyterian church with 50 present. Peggy Pounc ey led the program arranged by the host group and one member from each church participated. A light buffet supper was served by women of the host church, including Mrs Garnett, Mrs Parker, Mrs J Robinson and Mrs LaBeff.

Presbyterian Church Peggy Pouncey Garnett Parker J. Robinson LaBeff

Joyful Juniors Host Bottle Party at Church Basement

The Joyful Junior club of the Methodist church held a Kids Bottle Party on Wednesday night in the church basement. Twenty-five children attended. prizes went to the largest bottle by Joe Marvin Bowers and smallest by Donnie Logan. Jan Key won for the cleverest doll. Refreshments included bottled drinks and doughnuts.

Methodist Church Joe Marvin Bowers Donnie Logan Jan Key

Guild groups plan Easter baskets sales and prizes

Mrs Earl McElroy hosted the Lucky Thirteen bridge club with guests including Eva Chaffin and Mrs Kokernot. Prizes were won by Mrs Martin and Mrs Kokernot. bingo went to Mrs McIntyre. The Two Oclock club met at Mrs Braswell's with high prize to Mrs Foley. St James Guild met at Mrs Lines home and decided to make attractive Easter baskets to sell.

Earl McElroy Lucky Thirteen Eva Chaffin Mesdames Zeb Decie Qjlis Kimball Edgar Martin W. N. Gourley W. H. Terry H. L. Kokernot Jr David Kokernot King Terry John Clanton C. E. Patterson Vernon McIntyre Martin McIntyre John Braswell Mesdames J. C. Cooley Earl Anderau Ralph Peters A. V. Gunn Bill Allen Roscoe Morgan Bill Foley Kidwell Frank Newsom Messrs

Marfa Downs Marathon In Winning Volleyball Tournament Held Here

Marfa beat Marathon 21 20 to win Alpine High school's first invitational senior girls volleyball tournament. Fort Davis took third, Van Horn fourth, and Blackwell Junior High beat Fabens for consolation. Rosemary Crawford and Betty Beckett led Alpine with all tournament honors as 300 contestants from 13 teams competed.

Marfa Marathon Alpine High School Fort Davis van Horn Reba Taylor Greaves Blackwell Junior High School Marta Fabens Odessa Centennial Ward School of Alpine Pecos High School Blackwell Junior High Rosemary Crawford Betty Beckett Elidia Velma Gallego Centennial School Pecos Balmorhea Valentine Sanderson Centennial Ward Alpine High

Sanderson Child Fatally Wounded Playing With Gun

Edward Clark Rainbolt, 30 months old and son of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Rainbolt, was fatally wounded last Saturday when a gun he was playing with discharged. He died en route to an Alpine hospital. The body was shipped to Norman, Oklahoma for burial. The Rainbolts, formerly Alpine residents, had lived here while Mr. Rainbolt served with the Border Patrol before relocation to Sanderson.

Edward Clark Rainbolt E. M. Rainbolt Sanderson Norman Okla the Rainbolts Alpine Mr. Rainbolt The Border Patrol

Easter Basket Sale Promoted By Local Guild

Downtown gathering plans Easter basket sales with orders via Mrs. C P Rogers phone 286. Guild hosts social hour with refreshments and a talk by Rev. Frank Walker on Canon Laws of the General Church. Attendees include Rev Walter and Mrs Walter among others.

C. P. Rogers Frank Walker Lines Frank Walter John Allen Burling W. W. Clapton Crane Edwin Fowlkes John Gillett Ralph McBride Val Richardson Preston Stedman J. E. Wright Ann Whittaker

Woodmen Circle Alpine Grove installs 1948 officers

Alpine Grove No. 671 of the Woodmen Circle met at Mrs. Oma Doole Cox for the monthly meeting and installed 1948 officers. An invitation was issued by Mrs. Azile Davidson for a grove gathering at her ranch on February 18 at 3 p.m. During social hour, refreshments were served to Mesdames Jane Burling Freeda Barrow Anna Lange Frieda Wade Metta Williams and Thelma Williams by the hostess.

Alpine Grove No Woodmen Circle Oma Doole Cox Azile Davidson Grove Jane Burling Freeda Barrow Anna Lange Frieda Wade Metta Williams Thelma Williams

Also Mentioned on This Page

Society C. D. Wood H. J. McBride Harris Smith Everett Anglin SCOUT Alpine School of Fine Arts Ruel T. Warnock Alpine Package Store Bond Joe Marsh United States Brewers Foundation Fort Davis Highway EL Progreso Library Episcopal Parish Miss Billingsley St. James’ Guild Guss Lines Joel Wright Episcopal Church India Philippines Marfa Downs Casner Motor Company Holland Ave 7Th St Alpine, Texas Meat Department Chuck Good and Leon Monterrey Texas California EN Foods Ashley's Henry Bailey Motors Oldsmobile Cadillac Hobbs Trailer Cross & Cross East Holland Avenue
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