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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1927
Page
3
The Christian Church invites all to Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Morning lesson on Why Accept the Divinity of Jesus and an evening sermon on Great Things of the Bible. Pastor G. Readfield encourages broad attendance and participation.
The First Methodist Church invites attendance as 188 were present last Sunday, 12 short of 200. Special effort for 200 next Sunday at 11 a.m. Morning sermon “The Great Challenge.” 3 p.m. inspirational address for youth. Epworth League service at 7:20 p.m. Evening sermon “The Human Wit.” All welcome. time is kept strictly. F. Davis, P
Announcement urges all Sabbath School members and supporters to give their best effort to boost attendance at the upcoming Sunday session. The message stress is on engagement and welfare of the church’s religious education program.
A Clifton based entry shows GEOLOGIST AND ENGINEER Alpine Texas Clifton mail address P O Box 537 associated with Royalties and contact numbers 414-1mp. The note identifies Clifton resident Clifton M Keeler in the field of geology and engineering with office or correspondence details.
In a call to boost attendance, church leaders urge college and local congregants to come together next Sunday. Services begin at 9 45 a m with preaching at 11 am and evening preaching at 8 30 pm.
The notice lists Catholic Church services in the town including English and Spanish masses, sermons, and catechism, with a call to non Catholics to join the mother church. It also describes a Bridge Shower at the Watson and Gillett home honoring Nina Belle Caldwell, featuring rainbow decor, multiple bridge games, prizes, an “Ask Me Another” contest, and a rainbow pot of gold gift finale.
The Alpine community organized a reunion with three meals daily under the trees for out of town guests. A chuck wagon was stationed at the A. P. Robinson residence, with many Cotter and Robinson families attending. A pirate’s chest surprise honored the bride, Frances Morelock, Mary Virginia Mettyre, and guests listed include Weld McIntyre, Gilbert McGregor, Asa Jones, Winifred Kenned, John Perkins, George Brown, and Nina Helle Caldwell among others.
Mrs Ed Linn and her daughters Miss Margaret and Miss Anna D hosted a Thursday morning event with a breakfast and shower for Miss Nina Belle Caldwell who will marry Montgomery of Tennessee next Tuesday at noon. The gathering featured a long table of spring flowers, a menu including fried chicken, rice with maple syrup, hot rolls, coffee, and a third course of bananas with orange and English sweets. Plate favors were small pirates' spades.
The Milford Michigan General Motors test car number 1 is retired from proving service after enduring 125 days of continuous use and average daily mileage of 341.8 miles. It logged stretches exceeding 500 miles per day while under test, including daily trips to Detroit for traffic condition studies by engineers and technicians at the proving ground.
Guests at the Rodeo enjoyed shuck wagon meals on the W. H. Terry lawn served by hosts Mr and Mrs Terry. The scene highlighted the pleasant features for attendees among the invited guests.
A Chevrolet proving ground study examined how motorists abuse cars and how the Chevrolet withstands such treatment. Over four and a half months the test car traveled on paved surfaces with occasional trips outside the grounds, while engineers noted concrete wears but highlighted the need for tougher surfaces to reveal drive train endurance.
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