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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1948

Page

5

Marriage Announcement and Society Notes

Mrs George A Brown announces the marriage of her daughter Mary Linn to Edward Reider of New York. The couple reside in New York City. The Women s Society of Christian Service met for a stewardship worship service and meeting at the Methodist church with reports, mission study plans, and donations to an orphanage. Members listed include May Parker Hilton Slight Winter Baines Davidson Beard Williamson Whiteside Smith Dillon Matthews Wilson Moss Mildred Elliott Dorothy Foley Julia Herring Mary Louise Hollinshead Lola Bess Kidwell Anne Moss Essie Turner Fern Matthews Margaret Archer. social details include a meal and bingo with top scores noted.

George A. Brown Mary Linn Edward Reider New York That City Women’s Society of Christian Service The Methodist Church D. A. Hilton T. A. Beard Dillon R. A. Whiteside Waco Whiteside el Paso J. P. Parker Mesdames May Parker Hilton Slight Winter Baines Davidson Beard Williamson Smith Dilson Matthews Wilson Moss Miss Mildred Elliott Dorothy Foley Julia Herring Mary Louise Hollinshead Lola Bess Kidwell Anne Moss Essie Turner Fern Matthews Margaret Archer San Angelo

Dinner-bridge at Otis Kimball’s ranch draws lively crowd

Mr and Mrs Otis Kimball hosted a dinner bridge Thursday night at their ranch home with turkey spaghetti and plentiful dishes. Guests included Bill Allen Zeb Decie J W Shepperd King Terry Frank Newsom Jimmie Pate Bob Dod Knox Reid Tyrone Kelly and Mrs Lourene Terry. Prizes went to Jimmie Pate Marie Shepperd Kath Erine Dod and King Terry.

Otis Kimball Messrs Bill Allen Zeb Decie J. W. Shepperd King Terry Frank Newsom Jimmie Pate Bob Dod Knox Reid Tyrone Kelly Fort Davis Lourene Terry Marie Shepperd Katherine Dod

Alpine Hosts Steak Dinner Guests From Far and Near

Mr. and Mrs. J W Shepperd entertained Sunday night at their Alpine home with Drury Wood of Del Rio and Carlton Dennis of Los Angeles. Attendees included Bill and Wade Cotter Reid and children Ann Devenport Marcella Sheppard Ellen Wood Chip Wood Ticky Shepperd. Dr H W Morelock hosted a Couple club Saturday with prizes won by Mrs Shepperd and Mrs Creigh.

J. W. Shepperd Alpine Drury Wood del Rio Carlton Dennis Los Angeles Bill Cotter Wade Reid Ann Devenport Marcella Shepperd Ellen Wood Chip Wood Ticky Shepperd H. W. Morelock F. L. McCollum W. D. Burcham Alfred Creigh C. E. McCool Harry V. Fisher J. M. Alderson

Party Honors Local High School Star Tommy Roberts

Joan Brady hosted about 30 high school students at the Brady home to honor Tommy Roberts, a senior bound for the Air Corps. The evening featured outdoor games, dancing in the living room, and refreshments.

Joan Brady Brady Tommy Roberts Air Corps

Woman's Council Meets on Stewardship Topic

An interesting Presbyterian Woman's Council meeting was held in the hospitality room on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Wiley Holland, the president, presiding. Present were Mesdames Holland and others.

Presbyterian Woman's Council

Timely Tips for Farmers on Eight Percent Return Awnings

Agricultural engineers suggest profitable farm-building plans with an eight percent annual return. For an $800 laying house the rent is $64 yearly after costs, while a $6,000 barn yields $480 annually by reduced labor and increased production. Weather resistant wood awnings with asphalt roofing protect poultry and equipment, and fold down using hinges for easy storage.

Political Calendar for Primary and Election Schedule

Absentee voting begins July 4 for the first primary and continues through late July. The calendar lists filing deadlines, precinct conventions, county and state committee meetings, runoff and general election dates, and key filing deadlines for campaign expenses and residence transfers.

Fort Worth Secretary of State

Bake sale planned at Williams and Vogt grocery

Miss Nellie Litchfield hosted arrivals with cookies iced tea and peppermint. A bake sale was set for Saturday at 9 AM at Williams and Vogt grocery. Mrs Gard led devotional service and spoke on Stewardship in the Home. Mrs Williams read Ten Commandments for Modern Parents and Mrs Holland spoke on Your Children and Giving.

Youth Fellowship Reorganized at Methodist Church Meeting

The Youth Fellowship of the Methodist church was reorganized at a Sunday night meeting. It will meet Sundays at 7 PM at the parsonage. New officers include Gaile Barrow president Betty Dillon worship chairman Betty Stevenson community service chairman Eddie Riggle world friendship chairman Gordine Barrow recreation chairman Margaret Key secretary treasurer and counselor Mr Everett Turner.

Youth Fellowship of the Methodist Church Gaile Barrow Betty Dillon Betty Stevenson Eddie Riggle World Friendship Gordine Barrow Margaret Key Secy.treas Everett Turner

Timber strikers push wage rise demand across three states

Timber workers in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Maryland won a wage raise demand but will not return to work until customers of their firms agree to pay 20 percent more for timber. They believe price increases are needed before wage hikes can be afforded.

Pennsylvania West Virginia Maryland

Brewster County Paper Announces Sub Rates and Policies

Official city and county paper in its fifty seventh year, serving Alpine and the Davis Mountains Big Bend region. Subscription 2 per year in Brewster and Jeff Davis counties, 6 months 1.25. elsewhere 2.50 per year, 6 months 1.50. Corrections welcomed for statements about any person. Resolutions and reading notices priced 10c per line first insertion, 5c per line thereafter. Special rates apply to longer notices.

Brewster Jeff Davis Brewster County Alpine Davis Mountains Big Bend

Big Bend Museum Adds Light History Exhibit Piece

The West Texas Historical Society's Big Bend museum unveils a replica of the first Thomas Edison incandescent light as part of the History of Light display. Don Litleton and C. R. Norman of West Texas Utilities helped place the new exhibit, joining relics from Sunny Glen caves and a Davenport gun collection.

Sul Ross West Texas Historical Society Museum Big Bend Davis Mountains J. B. Davenport Sunny Glen E. E. Townsend Don Litleton C. R. Norman West Texas Utilities Company Thomas Alva Edison England Benjamin Franklin

Grief and Gratitude After Mother's Passing

A family member thanks friends for kindness and sympathy after the recent death of their mother. They express eternal gratitude for floral tributes and support from acquaintances. Georgia Dallman signs the note.

Georgia Dallman

Sanderson July 4 winners announced

Alice Adams of Marathon won the automobile at the Sanderson Fourth of July celebration. Roy Turner of Sanderson received a radio phonograph. W. D O'Bryant Jr. of Sanderson won a washing machine and Mr. Hovener of Burnett took the registered bus calf. The event was sponsored by the Sanderson Legion post. Also noted is a science fact about the moon's rotation and orbit.

Alice Adams Marathon Sanderson Roy Turner W. D O’bryant Jr Mr. Hovener Burnett Sanderson Legion Post

Alpine School Board Buys Ground for Football Practice Field

B L Cross, president of Alpine school board, announced the district purchased a half block north of the high school from Mrs Lillie Fuelpe. The site will serve as a football practice field and playground to ease crowded conditions during upcoming building projects. The price was not disclosed after a lengthy board review.

Alpine School Board B. L. Cross Te Board of Trustees of Alpine Schools Lillie Fuelpe

Not Bad Luck to Postpone a Wedding Say Officials

A report notes that postponing a wedding is acceptable if the delays continue and students use nearby access, stressing that time saved by traveling to the field helps. The statement frames postponement as acceptable under ongoing circumstances.

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