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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1950

Page

9

Church Services and Sermons Schedule

At The Churches Sunday School 9 45 a m Morning service 10 50 Training Union 6 30 p m Evening service 7 30 p m Midweek services Wednesday Choir rehearsal 7 p m Prayer service 7 30 p m Sunday school classes for all ages A cordial welcome Masses Sunday 7 8 30 10 11 a m Weekdays 7 Evening service 7 Marathon Masses 9 a m Sundays Father Santiago Pastor First Christian Church 9 45 Bible school 10 50 Morning worship and Communion Parables sermon The Parable of the Mustard Seed 6 30 p m Christian Youth fellowship and Chi Rho 7 30 p m Evening service The Seven Sealed Books 7 30 p m Wednesday Bible study and fellowship D McPherson Pastor

Training Union Geo. Thomason Father Santiago First Christian Church Christian Youth Fellowship Chi Rho D. McPherson Methodist Asbury Club Wesley Club Austin H. Dillon Church of Glenn F. Davis Fred S. Rogers

Christian Science Lesson-Sermon on Creation and God

A church lesson scheduled for Sunday June 18 discusses the universe and humanity in light of Christian Science. Golden Text from John 1 1 3 asserts creation through the Word. Psalms 46 10 urges stillness to know God as exalted across the earth. The lesson also cites passages from the Christian Science textbook Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.

Churches of Christ Scientist God

Church notices and services listed for multiple congregations

A compact listing shows service times and events for multiple Alpine area churches. Christian Science and Bible classes, morning worship, youth meetings, and midweek prayer are scheduled at various churches, with pastors named and a Presbyterian notice noting fifty eight years of service and a range of classes and services.

Alpine adopts garbage and trash ordinance 279

A new ordinance defining garbage types and regulating receptacles, collection, and disposal within Alpine. It restricts placing items in streets, sets service charges, and bans meddling or junking with cans. Passed and approved June 12, 1950, signed by Mayor John W. Gillett and City Secretary John Stovell.

City Garbage Department Alpine John W. Gillett John Stovell

Ordinance Fixes Primary Liability for Defective Sidewalks

Ordinance No 281 fixes primary liability on the owner occupant and user of abutting property for injuries to persons from defective sidewalks. Attest John Stowell City Secretary.

John W. Gillett Alpine John Stowell

Marfa Hosts Fort Davis Revival and Visitors

In Marfa First Methodist church a weeklong revival led by John G. Prude from Sterling City was held as part of Fort Davis events. Guests at the Prude ranch include W. T. Burns family from Monterrey and Houston, Harriet James, Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Wilcox of Palacios, the Caffey family of Midland, and Dick and Tommy Burns.

Men's Society of Christian Service First Methodist Church Marfa John G. Prude Sterling City Texas First Methodist John G. Prude Ranch W. T. Burns Monterrey Mexico Tommy Burns Houston Harriet James Burns L. A. Wilcox Palacios Cecil Caffey Helen Peggy Midland

Ordinance 280 Levying Occupation Tax in State Law

An ordinance imposes an occupation tax on individuals firms and associations engaged in taxed occupations under Texas law. The tax is set at one half the state rate with penalties for violation. Subscribe to the Avalanche.

Divorce Notice in Brewster County Texas 1950

Public summons commands Gertie Cowell to appear before the Brewster County District Court in Alpine Texas by July 17 1950 to answer a petition filed May 29 1950 by William Douglas Cowell for divorce with three years of continuous abandonment. Sheriff Jim Skinner and Clerk J W Frazer issued. case No 2606.

State OF Texas Gertie Cowell A. D District Court of Brewster County Court House Alpine Texas Jim Skinner J. W. Frazer W. G. Heil

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Alpine Butane CO Coleman Roper Gas Ranges Alpine Butane Company Ford Fashion Academy Howell Ry Baker Eddy Church OF Christ Donald B. Horton Mexican Baptist Church ST. James Episcopal Church School Livestock Auction Co Fort Davis State OF Jim Francois Agency Holland Hotel Phillips 66 Rex Allen Cb.s West Texas Utilities Company
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