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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1941

Page

8

Brewster County Endorses July Fourth Proclamation

Brewster County officials join Alpine Mayor in urging a prayerful observance of July 4. County Court minutes record the endorsement and order the proclamation copy filed. Annie K Turney, Alpine Postmaster, declares post office closed all day July 4 in grateful remembrance of the nation’s sacrifices.

United States American Legion Texas Defense Guard Brewster County Alpine L. B. Starns Legion Auxiliary Defense Guard City OF Alpine Texas United States of America Commissioners’ Court Annie K. Turney

Youth Group Ends Its Program Here

The Alpine Methodist church concluded its Youth Caravan Movement activities after two to three years of effort. Led by an adult counselor and four regional youths, the program featured World Friendship, wholesome recreation, and community service planning. The caravaners travel this week to Carlsbad and Ysleta, then Santa Fe, Silver City, and end with Trinity church in El Paso.

Methodist Church Alpine Methodist Church Bill Burkett Viccinity of Houston Mise Wilmeth Rauline Milo Carlsbad Ysleta Santa Fe New Mexico Silver City Trinity Church el Paso Mise Elisabeth Rawlins Ruston Hazel Melans N. M Frances Wilmeth Plainview Gordon Mills Shamrock Okla Asmond Maxwell Elburton

Cafe Changes Hands At Midway Coffee House

Mrs. Alice Thomas has bought the fixtures and equipment of the Midway cafe from Mr. and Mrs. W. Nevill and has taken charge of the business. Mrs. Thomas brings extensive experience in the service business from Marathon and other places. Mr. Nevill, who has run the cafe for 15 years, plans a extended stay trip to Hot Springs New Mexico.

Alice Thomas Midway Cafe W. Nevill Thomas Marathon Nevill Hot Springs N. M

Richmana Girls Sent To Duty As Dance Partners For Soldiers

The Chaperon Club invites 1,000 Richmana girls to be dance partners for soldiers stationed nearby during Saturday night dances. Winchell notes a fad among the social set where divorcees honor decree outcomes with an “divorce cake” party featuring a double attract cake.

Richmana Winchell

MT PEEKS continues with CAC jab at Scobee

The column responds to CAC praise and a paragraph about a Davis mountains justice of the peace figure. The writer mocks Scobee as a big shot to CAC and a “Big Flop” to readers, tossing a playful barb about the item’s tone.

Recreation plans for fourth area playground equipment

A continuation from page one outlines a recreation area with sand boxes and other playground items to entertain small children, supplementing existing equipment in the fourth space. The description emphasizes family-friendly facilities and supervision needs in this municipal project.

Committee Appointed For Four Recreation Areas

A committee was appointed to select three persons for each of four recreation areas and report to a meeting at the Methodist church on Thursday evening July 3. The group was urged to avoid assigning credit to any one organization and to foster community cooperation for the program to succeed. Attendees agreed on the need for a recreation program and pledged support.

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