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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1953

Page

3

Church Services and Local Weather in Fort Davis

In Fort Davis the week featured sermons at First Baptist and First Methodist with Rev. R G Hopson delivering a two part message on lighting lamps for Christ and the value of true riches. Attendance included Paisano Baptist encampment attendees and youth campers from Monahans Marfa El Paso and Fort Davis. Rainfall across area measured up to 0.57 inches with Mount Locke totals reaching 0.94 inches.

First Baptist Church R. G. Hopson Matthew Hopson God Tyrone T. Kelley Beverly Paisano Baptist Baptist Church Paisano First Presbyterian Church Monahans Marfa E] Aso Fort Davis Lucy Foster Julian T. Hendren First Methodist Church S. M. Mim Li Hung Chang United States Jesus Gilbert Chesterton Old Fort Davis Presbyterian Church Limpia Mount Locke McDonald Observatory

Fort Davis Historical Society Meets July Meeting

The Fort Davis Historical Society gathered Monday evening at the Old Fort grounds Fort Davis museum room. Guest speaker Victor J. Smith from Sul Ross College addressed attendees on local history.

Local residents and visitors gather for talks and visits

Residents and guests assembled for discussions on Indian pictographs and the Old Fort purchase. Attendees included Dr. and Mrs. McIver of Concord New Hampshire and several Texas visitors. The Presbyterian Women met July 16 to study missions and the event featured prayers and the book These Rights We Hold.

Barbara Jean Binkley van Horn Jo Lee Carlton Shady Nook Inn Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Woman's Organization R. D. Swartz Fred Brownlee Mabel Bloys R. L. Irving W. H. Brennand

Visitors Leave After 10 Day Stay in Local Area

An, La., and Avitts of Alvin departed Thursday for home after a 10‑day visit with Mrs. H. A. Heyduck and family. Tommy Heyduck is W roe brother of Mrs. Arles Heyduck. Mrs. W. B. Sharp of Houston and Fort Davis remains at her summer home for the season, with Miss Eva Davis of Houston as her guest.

Johnny Snead Danny Welch Sweetwater Davis Mountains Johnny Iva Snead Fort Davis John Montgomery Dallas E. H. Carlton Doctor Montgomery Avitts Alvin Mr. Heyduck H. A. Heyduck Tommy Arles Heyduck Genevieve Thompson Denver, Colo H. G. Thompson Miss Thompson Children’s Hospital Denver

Death Claims Charles Cook at 63 in Meridian

Charles Cook, 63, died Friday July 10. Survived by wife and seven children, all now in Houston. Funeral in Meridian with interment in Morgan. Relatives gathered as J R Cook and Mrs. Cook, with H L Cook of Carlsbad, NM, traveled to Meridian for services.

J. R. Cook Meridian Charles Cook Houston Morgan H. L. Cook Carlsbad N. M

Giant Sequoia Could Become Natural Bridge After Wind

In Sequoia National Park California a massive 2000 year old sequoia toppled by a windstorm blocks Generals Highway engineers say tunneling beneath the tree is cheaper than moving it That would leave the giant as a lasting natural bridge attracting visitors and redefining the road’s route

Visalia Calif California Sequoia National Park Scenic Generals Highway

Building America’s New Railroad Keeps Moving Forward

Communities feel benefits as construction progresses on the Santa Fe line. Day after day workers complete tasks enhancing the rail corridor and improving transportation for residents and businesses along the route.

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