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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1943

Page

6

Fort Davis News highlights July singing series and community deaths

Fort Davis reports July 4 assignment in Sterling City for a religious meeting series led by Rev. Lowell O. Ryan. Notices recount Mrs. B. E. Coan’s sister’s passing in Overton and a long list of church moves, residents, births, and arrivals including Dr. Gathright’s family settling, pastor changes, and local obituaries.

Sterling City Lowell O. Ryan Rankin, ‘Methodist Church Prude Exeuts Fort Davis We Chureh Pather Tomas’ Janken Orsa Kansas City Rae Amalio Vernan Chat Thomas Aquinas

Davis Lodge installs new officers after June meeting

Lodge 1 AF and AM installed officers including Worshipful Master Granger, Senior Warden Richard Merrill, Junior Warden E. B. Cole, and other posts. A note mentions a member joining the Armed Guard and undergoing intensive training to guard shipments, shifting duties and time commitments.

Seers Fot Davis AFA AM W M. Granger Richard Merrill E. B. Cole W. W. Me Cutcheon FM Miller M.A. King T. S. Redfort Richard Tevin Retary Harry Soaber

Dail Folks Visit Here In Fort Davis Texas Guests

Mr and Mrs J W Pierson from Dallas visited Fort Davis from June 19 to June 25 staying at Mac H Sproul guest home They recalled Roland Edwards longtime Sproul friend now serving in Iran Pers ia with the US Army Engineering division The Piersons are mother and stepfather of Roland and were impressed by the Davis mountains community DeWitt Debo Snead and Ben Douglas Snead visited Fort Davis for the summer They spent time with Dr and Mrs Eaton and Miss Iva Snead Red Cross worker hours rise to 108 percent Merit pins awarded to Mrs C D Wilson Mrs R Irving and Mrs A N Alkire New volunteers Audrey Miller Kelly and Jane Laesecke Thompson added to Red Cross staff

TR. Gathright Eva Lorene Thelma Kathryn Houston Baptist Church Deer Parkigh School Baylor Universy Wacoof Sul Alpine Kathryn Port Davis Gathright Fort Davis Church of Earth Shirley Froyanda Miss Mildred Miss Shirley Sul Rosscol Fey A. Leonard Miter Marathon Fort da ‘Vis Anthony N. M Miller H. B Carrell Methodist Army Carrell Fort Daavis Miller F Amily J. W. Merson Dallas Mac H. Sproul Pierson Roland Edwards State Highway Department Roland Sproul Jack Dumas Carlton Boys J. W. Piersons Davis Mountains Iran Persia U.S. Army Insurance Department Austin Western Insurance Company DeWitt (Debo) Snead San Anglo Ben Douglas Snead Bronte Dr. and Mra Eaton Iva Snead Harry Jarrett Red Cross C.D. Wilson Mes R. Irving A. N. Alkire Audrey Miller Kelly Jane Laesecke Thomp

WAAC Unit to March in Independence Day Parade at Marfa

The WAAC unit stationed at Sul Ross College Alpine will join a Marfa celebration with troops from the flying school and Ft. D A Russell. Parade forms at the high school at 4 18 pm and proceeds to the courthouse Main Street then to Ft Russell. Afterward the Russell personnel host a post tour, followed by a 6 pm barbecue and 8 pm dance at the renovated gym. Major Schereinger says civilian groups will participate and Dr H W Morelock and Mayor L B Starns were invited as community representatives.

WAAC Sul Rose College Alpine Marfa Flying School Ft. D. A. Russell Main St Ft. Russell Schereinger Sul Ross L. B. Starns Chemical Warfare Battalion Fort Russell Air Force Air Base

Paraguay Senator Seeks Texas Rodeo and Cattle Trade Boost

Paraguayan Senor Quevedo, in Washington, aims to study Texas cattle operations and hopes to see a real Texas rodeo. He plans to return home to discuss cattle feeding, management, and postwar meat exports with Paraguayan groups as wartime shipping limits ease. He believes a larger cattle trade with the United States will follow normal shipping conditions.

Fed Paraguay Senor Quevedo Washington United States Texas

Paraguay Rodeo Enthusiasm Met in Washington Visit

In Washington the Paraguay rodeo is praised as a prime diversion where gauchos display skill while Texans glimpse bronco busting and steer riding. Senor Quevedo will depart Texas on July 13 to start a west coast itinerary as wild cattle wander from Paraguay estancias toward the mountains. Back our Fighting Men, and buy War Bonds and Stamps.

Paraguay Washington Texas Senor Quevedo

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