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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1951

Page

5

Fort Davis church services and community notes

Union worship at First Methodist with Rev. S. M. Mims presiding featured a sermon by Rev. L. B. Trone on the church's advantages. Morning sermons by Rev. Woodson Mims and Rev. Mims covered pride humility and value of a saved soul. A BYPU service followed at the Baptist church. Fire damages a Mile High trailer. no other buildings harmed. Public Library reports June circulation and new dictionary stand improvements. regional library boxes received. Visitors over Fourth of July include the Weatherbys and Galentines families.

First Methodist Church S. M. Mims L. B. Trone Pecos Matthew R. le Uel Trone W. E. Smith Curch Methodist Church Mims Woodson Mims First Baptist Church R. C. Withers T.T. Kelly W. A. Young Mime BYPU Baptist Church Woodson Charles Brandon Tyrone T. Kelly First Presbyterian Church Robert D. Parlour St. Paul's Episcopal Church Marfa Mile High Travis Sellers Ira Hector W. H. Brennand Sul Ross Fort Davis H. D. Coleman W.E. Smith Nore

Massey Scene Near Sierra Blanca and Fort Davis

VIP Jr. and Mrs. W C Massey return home Saturday from Sierra Blanca. Mrs. Massey, formerly Dorothy Weatherby, is daughter of Mrs J P Weatherby. Skies Still Sunny reports light cooling showers near Fort Davis with no town impact. Mount Locke McDonald observatory notes rain totals for four days totaling 3.9 inches for the week. Temperatures ranged from 60s to mid 90s over the period. Mr and Mrs James L Jaratt and daughter Vickie of Sweetwater visited over the Fourth of July holidays.

J P. Weatherby Ir Weatherby Carroll Houston Paul G. Galentine Paul David Ir J.P. Weatherby W. C. Massey Sierra Blanca Fort Davis Mount Locke McDonald James L. Jaratt Vickie Sweetwater

Magazine Edition Copies for The Avalanche

Coupon inserted this week allows extra copies of the Informational and Historical magazine section to be issued September 14. Orders due by morning July 27 at this office. Each copy will sell for 75 cents and no regular weekly issues included except one to subscribers.

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Post office changes and local family notices in Fort Davis

Jarratts and families are mentioned alongside new Fort Davis post office clerk Joyce Kemp who became postmistress on July 1 after Althea Taylor's two year acting tenure. A family trip by the Swartz and Rusk households to Colorado and New Mexico is noted, plus a polio foundation meeting led by Ben Tankersley in Fort Davis with Dramatized film and discussions.

Steve Bennett Fort Davis Joyce “Kemp Althea "Taylor Ben R. Tankersley Abilene N. W Texas National Foundation For B.C. Neill Tankersley Vass

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