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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1930

Page

3

Announcement of candidates and community gathering in Jeff Davis county

The Avalanche notes candidate dates for county offices in Jeff Davis county with a Democratic primary action to come. July 26, 1930 is referenced for County Treasurer Vinma Lee Boll. A social at the Joneses ranch on July 4 hosted by Mrs. C. E. Jones and Mr. Charley included basket luncheons, a chef apron, and the cooking of young chickens. A new four hole midget golf course was added for local children. The report mentions numerous attendees from nearby towns and farms, including Mr. and Mrs. DIM Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cottle, and Earnest Jones, with other locals and guests listed in a general roll.

Jeff Davis County Hes Vinma Lee Gollut County C. E. Jones Charley Jones Warren Bloys Trey Mlb. Anderson Lena Rivers Gray A. P. Truett the Proctor Maine The Seabees

Local bridge gathering hosts prizes at Nesley home north of Paris

On a lane north of Paris last week BMF Nesley entertained with bridge. Mexican fishes and Texas wildflowers decorated the home for guests including Mrs. Miller who won high score and Mrs. F. 1s with low score. Cut prize went to Mrs. Burning of Van Alstyne. Attending were Mesdames Pride Welker Williams McCutcheon Miller Sproul Fowlkes Burning Fryar J. Miller Jones Jones Easley Prude and Miss Espy and Miss Rita Fowlkes.

W. W. Nesley Innehoon Paris Texas P.M Miller W. F A. G. Burning van Alstyne John Pride

Fort Davis News Snippet Mixes Snakes Golf and Local Notices

A Fort Davis man sought a snake from a northern university for scientific work but no one recalls a successful find as rattlers are scarce. Local golfer Joyce UnAttwood, 12, scored 45 at the midget course, with other scores noted. New mail rules bring a July 1 change to Fort Davis, and visitors register at Carlton’s Shady Nook Inn as Mrs Weatherby returns home after six years teaching in Holman NM. Masons install officers. church and community updates close the item.

Fort da Northern University Warren Bloys War- Fen Rgon Fort Davis Mes. Thompson Hotel Limpla Thompson Way Department Carlton Shady Nook Inn RH. Bingham Corpus Christi A.B. Kuykendall Bryson G. Hardie Galveston F. and A. Johnson W. 8. Wagley Abilene Miss Weatherby Lela Weatherby Holman N. M Presbyterian Mission School New Mexic

Mail Routes Through Pecos to Presidio and Alpine

The article notes mail travel between Pecos, Presidio, Alpine via Marfa with a 12:25 departure and a final period between 4:30 and 5. It mentions the post office gathering before per time and that the San Antonio morning paper arrives the same day. Mrs Harold Thompson and her children have returned from a visit to San Marcos and Corpus Christi, while Miss Lena Terrill accompanied them to Taylor and Victoria and now stays at the Ellis home.

Ween Pecos Presidio Alpine Marfa Davie Mara San Antonio Harold Thompson San Marcos Corpus Christi Lena ‘Terill Mrs. Thompson Taylor Victoria

Alpine Boys Win Honors at CMTC El Paso

Two Alpine youths earned medals at the CMTC meet in El Paso. Fred Daugherty won bronze in tennis doubles and the mile run. Hohen Foster took medals in the 100 yard dash and relay events. Young Foster earned a medal for artillery.

EL Paso CM. T. C Fl Paso Vhce Byreau Port Blige Fred Daugherty Hohen Foster Young Foster

Chuck Wagon Runs at Alpine Roundup For Seventh Year

At Alpine roundup last week the A F Robinson home wagon marked its seventh consecutive year in service. Nine families enjoyed the range as chuck wagons competed among the entries.

Alpine A. F. Robinson

Celebration cooks for Robin s family and guests

During the two day celebration cooking included several named individuals among attendees. Robin s family along with James Cotter Will Cotter H W Ferguson J W Ferguson Leo Howell R A White Roy Spence and Joe Hord were mentioned as participants in the preparation and hosting activities.

Robins Family James Cotter Will Cotter H.W. Ferguson J. W. Ferguson Leo Howell R.A. Whiteside Roy Spence Joe Hord

Woman Dies After Pneumonia Attack in Marston

Mrs. Sarah Jane Dorris died here yesterday after a several day pneumonia illness. The Dorris family lived in the community nine years. husband Mr. Dorris is a caretaker at the Junior High School. She was born April and is survived by several children. Funeral services will be held at the home this afternoon with Rev. D. E. Adams of Marston presiding. Interment will follow in Alpine cemetery.

Sarah Jane Dorris Dorris D. E. Adams Marston Alpine Cemetery

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Avalanche Johnny Prude Joyce UN- Attwood Joyce J. B. Underwood Mies Tommle Espy Kenneth Stewart RL. Irving Hines J. K. Stewart Todo Micks Gray Harry Lechee E. M. Cltton Vernon Johson J. W. Motte J.P. Weatherby Charles Ogden Jenior Jo Mathera J. J. Eulwards J. H. Clark Expo Miller Ranch Valentine Beau McCutcheon Buick Chicas Civic Opera Company Detroit Buick Motor G. F. Jones Nell Hoag Makaweli Sland Kauai P. 1 Hlm. Jones Miss Hoag Islands Ern Willard Jimmie Reed Argon Buaar Pennington Drug Co Oliwery Sandifer's Grocery John Young Land Company Alpine, Texas First National Bank First Investment CO HL. Kokernot W. Baines, JR M. Dectb Studebaker Erate Cee Studebaker Six Sean Landon Rey Regal Wheeileas Tae
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