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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1942

Page

5

Spend-the-day Party at Otis Kimball’s Ranch

Otis Kimball hosted a lively spend-the-day gathering at her ranch home. Honor guests included Miss Winna May Crawford, Sul Ross college speech arts teacher, and Mrs. Hodges of Sweetwater. Alpine friends joined later, and games such as rummy and bingo provided prizes for Mrs Page and Mrs Terry.

Otis Kimball Winna May Crawford Sul Ross College Hodges Sweetwater Clyde Hodges T. M. Crawford Barbara Kee- 227 Miller Ft. Davis Fa ‘Page Marfa Alpine Mesdames Carroll Vaughn Dorothy Scannell L. D. Harris Nelle Ferguson Zeb Decie King Terry Mrs. Page Mrs. Terry

Mrs Edgar Martins Lucky Thirteen Bridge Club Breakfast

Mrs Edgar Martins guests and members met at Holland hotel for a Wednesday morning breakfast. Present were Mesdames Harris Benson Terry Jr. and hostesses guests included Brown Wardlaw Shepperd Hill Burgess Caldwell Mollison and others. Defense stamps awarded as prizes.

Former Schoolmates Host Luncheon for Alpine Friends

Mrs Joan Clanton and Mrs Earl Anderau hosted a luncheon for Alpine alumnae including Mrs Monroe Barrow of Angleton. Also present were Mrs Leslie Acker Angleton Mrs Roscoe Morgan and Mrs James Kemp.

Joan Clanton Earl Anderau San Angelo Monroe Barrow Angleton Leslie Acker Roscoe Morgan James Kemp

Alpine Grove Circle Meeting At Woodmen Circle

Oodmen Circle The Alpine Grove No 671 meets July 15 at 4 pm at Mrs. Jim Wade's home for business and social hour. Visitors invited. Reporter note on barbecue hosted by Mrs L D Harris and Mrs J E Burgess for guests Mr and Mrs Jimmis Yates of San Angelo and Mrs Felix McGaughy and son Phil. Church of Christ Classes 10 am Sunday Preaching 10 50 am Communion follows Evening 8 30 Mid week 8 30 Wednesday Women’s Bible class 1 30 pm Wednesdays.

Oodmen Circle Alpine Grove Woodmen Circle Jim Wade Jas. A. Fry Montelsima Stedemaan

New Arrivals in Tucumcari and Fort Davis

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Osborne of Tucumcari N M are parents to Peggy Rhea born on Independence Day weighing 9 pounds. Naomi Bodry, daughter of Mr and Mrs G Bodry of Alpine, is Peggy Rhea’s grandmother. A son was born to Mr and Mrs George Grubbs of Fort Davis at the local hospital Tuesday weighing 7 pounds.

Sam Osborne Tucumcari N. M Peggy Rhea Orn Osborne Naomi Bodry G. 8. Bodry Alpine George Grubbs Fort Davis Saby

Church Services and Schedules Across Denominations

Presbyterian Church opens Sunday school at 10, morning worship at 11, and 8 p.m. twilight. Winifred Kelton and others invite all to services. Church school at 9:45 with J G Barrow as acting superintendent. Baptist lists 9:45 Sunday school 10:50 morning, 1:30 Training Union, 8:30 evening. welcomes Sul Ross students and newcomers.

Presbyterian Church Fred S. Rogers Sormuin Church Church J. G. Barrow Baptist The Training Union Sul Ross

Christian Church Invites Attendance at Sunday Services

The Friendly Church invites followers to attend next Sunday's events led by Pastor E. Buford Isaacks. Sunday school at 10:45 a.m., morning worship and communion at 11:50 a.m., and evening service at 7 p.m. The pastor will preach at both morning and evening hours.

Joan Weyerts E. Buford Isaacks

Lesson-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ

The subject of the Lesson Sermon is set to be read in all Churches of Christ, signaling a unified message for the congregation. The text outlines the planned focus for the religious instruction across the denomination.

Churches of Christ

British flyer bids farewell to Montezuma US town

An RAF trainee writes from Montezuma Georgia to the Montezuma Citizen and Georgian, thanking the town for hospitality during a US training stint. He calls Montezuma more than a place, noting its warmth and friendship beyond simple amusements.

RAF United States Moncuma Montezuma Ad- Arened United States of America Butt Hontezama

Rotary guest speaker at Sul Ross college lecture

Miss Alice Cowan, dean of women at Sul Ross College, spoke to the Rotary Club on Argentina, South America, detailing its founding, development, population, climate, industries and strategic location. Attendees included Chas Barber, Joe Mitchell, H L Hord, Redford, Dock Attwood, R F Schermerhar, Edwin Moyer, Rosalyn Jones, Joyce Hobrecher, and Frank Quinn.

Alice Cowan Sul Ross College Rotary Club International Relations Committee Argentina South America Chas. E. Barber San Benito Joe Mitchell Marfa Club H. L. Hord Marfa Redford Fort Davis W. G. Fielder Dock Attwood Presidio R. F. Schermerhar Dallas John Newell Pfe Edwin Moyer Fort Bliss Ray McGrew Rosalyn Jones Joyce Hobrecher Sul Ross Shirley Scales Frank Quinn Texas State Parks Board Club

Alpine Postoffice reports 1025 federal auto use stamps sold

Postmaster Annie K. Turney announced that 1025 federal auto use stamps had been sold at the Alpine post office yesterday. This total is just under February’s first week sales when 1065 stamps were reported. Stamps cost 5 dollars and must be affixed to all motor vehicles using highways.

Alpine Postoffice Alpine Annie K. Turney

Draftee Goes AWOL Then Seeks Honorable Discharge

Shawnee Oklahoma reports a draftee from Pottawatomie county draft board No 1 vanished for a period. He later sent a letter requesting an honorable discharge claiming better employment. He said he was working on a Colorado dam at 41 a week and urged immediate contact.

Shawnee, Okla Pottawatomie County Colorado

Greek King George II silenced at dinner in Washington

Twenty speeches in twelve days exhausted King George II of Greece and left him mute at a dinner in his honor as Greek minister Cimon Diamantopoulos read the address. Doctors warned his threat would fade after a few days rest. The piece ends with a personal farewell to Montezuma.

New York George II Greece Cimon Diamantopoulos Washington

Texas Woman Gathers Up 26000 Pounds of Rubber

Leakey resident Mrs. Tom Bybee supported by four daughters collected over 26000 pounds of old tires and tubes for rubber salvage while her husband served in a war plant. She weighed each pound herself under wartime drives and promoted buying War Bonds and Stamps.

Uvalde Leader-News Tom Bybee Leakey

Rain and showers in Highland Territory report past week

Scattered rains and showers continue in the Big Bend region with Alpine noting a good rain last Thursday afternoon. Government gauges at Sul Ross College record measurable rainfall while overall temperatures have stayed warm and nights remained cool across the Highland area.

Highland Big Bend-Dee [Vis Alpine Sul Ross College

Church of St Basil Transformed Into Soviet Era Structure

The Church of St Basil, erected between 1554 and 1560, has been repurposed into a Soviet era facility. Local authorities confirm preservation work while stating new use aligns with state plans.

St. Basil

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Society C. D. Wood Mrs. Kimball Mrs. Martin Lucky 13 Club Henry Lease Katherine Turney Lucife Perry Annie Kate Sandifer Elizabeth Spence Ethel Skevington Mary Blanche Lease Ernestine Behrens Beh Church OF Christ Nazared Winifred Kelton Ray B. McGrew R. L. Wittner Christian Church the Friendly Church Swan Gas Company W.N Bill) Wright U. S Rotary News Mary Baker Eddy John Burney Texas Avalanche Neves Swift Calif Ihs Wees Presidio Cantaloupes Happy Vale Miller's Rosedale Prem Hord Linn’s
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