Paldines Avalanche 1990 Alpine Texas newspaper masthead
Publication details for Paldines Avalanche show weekly issues published Fridays by Glasscock Publishing Co in Alpine Texas. Editors and correspondents listed include James W Glasscock Mrs Jean Glasscock Ival Kennedy Mattie Chambers Etta Koch with postal handling and subscription rates for Brewster Jeff Davis Presidio counties and elsewhere 2.50 to 3 per year.
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Alpine
Texas
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Glasscock Publishing Co
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James W. Glasscock
Jean Glasscock
Ival G. Kennedy
A. N. Alkire
Fort Davis
Mattie V. Chambers
Marathon
Etta M. Koch
Big Bend National Park
Brewster
Jeff Davis
Presidio
Alpine Dedication Of New Community Center Slated
A new community center in Alpine will be dedicated on Sunday afternoon with an open house from 2 30 to 6 00 p m The project cost nearly 100 000 and reflects 18 years of effort led by Mrs George Baines and local volunteers The non denominational center is funded by Alpine organizations and individuals and marks a milestone for the welfare program in the town
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George Baines
Alpine Methodist Missionary Society
National Society
Stock Shows Benefit for Brewster Jeff Davis Youth
Young FFA and 4 H feeders from Brewster and Jeff Davis Counties will show prize cattle and sheep in three state shows after a highly successful Big Bend Stock Show. The program stresses breeding quality to boost future demand and profits for local livestock, with ranchers and businessmen contributing to the event.
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FFA
Brewster
Jeff Davis
Big Bend
Been To The Library Lately
Poet writes of Alpine Public Library offerings for adults and children. Describes Children’s Room Teen-Age space and adult sections with science fiction Westerns and mystery novels. Bonnie Newell, unpaid librarian, was recognized at the Chamber of Commerce meeting.
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Fies
Cateere
Alpine
Bonnie Newell
Chamber of Commerce
It Happened Here in Alpine Daily Snowbound Updates
City reports two thirds of a 100 block street paving program completed after severe winter weather. Chamber of Commerce schedules a meeting to boost the program and promote Day's Mountains State Park with secure roads into the area. Presidio Valley Bank opens in Presidio with deposits totaling 5000 in first hour. J D Jackson of Alpine re elected director of Kansas City Mexico and Orient Railroad. Zero readings at Southern Pacific depot amid blizzard conditions. C C Belcher of Del Rio quits race for Congress from the 16th district, leaving Mayor Thomason and Pat Murphy as remaining candidates. Belcher endorses Thomason. J H Hamilton of KC M&C leaves for San Angelo to become chief dispatcher. Dr H W Morelock of Sul Ross College and County Judge C D Wood confer with Texas Highway Department on proposed Kokwnot Park road. Clarence Hord St announces reelection bid for County Commissioner Precinct 1, Brewster County. Big Bend Grocery advertises Folgers coffee at Sloper. M Swearingen arrives from Pampa to join W Sickle in local law practice.
Local Church Calendar List Highlights Weekly Services
A snapshot of church schedules includes Baptists on Avenue C and East Avenue D services, Our Lady of Peace and Fatima Catholic Mass times, First Christian Bible classes and evening fellowships, Christian Science 11 am services, Church of Christ on East Avenue D preaching and communion hours, Emmanuel Baptist on Avenue G morning worship, St James Episcopal 9 am service and Canterbury Club, First Methodist 10:50 am worship and 7:30 pm eve, Mexican Methodist 10 am Sunday School, with multiple pastors and contact numbers.
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OUR Lady OF Peace Catholic Church
Roland van der Haar
West Avenue
Our Lady of Fatima
First Christian Church
West Avenue D
Robert E. Peterson
Minister Bible School
Disciples
Church OF Christ
Robert B. Wood
Iglesia Bautista Emmanuel E. Avenue
Rey
Raul Falcon
Pastor Bible School
Ing Union
Pam. Ng
St, James Episcopal
North 6Th
Robert ¥. Davis
Canterbury Club
Church OF the Nazarene
West Ave
Robert White
Bible School
Alpine Schools and Community News Review
Alpine enrollments total 985 with 65 fewer than last year while local funds deposited include 7019 Gilmer-Aikin dollars 341.76 lunch subsidy and 11500 per capita. The piece covers teacher education notes retirements alumni deeds band and radio programs plus local church notices and a highway accident affecting Billy Howell.
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Gilmer- Aikin
First National Bank
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Jack Thee
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the Western Insurance Company
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