Alpine Couple Weds in Alpine California Celebration
Miss Lulu Cotter and Mr. Tee White were married June 15 at the Cotter home with Rev. Hubert M. Smith officiating. The ceremony featured a ring exchange, Mendelssohn music, and a dais of Shasta daisies. The couple plans a two week honeymoon before settling in Alpine. out of town guests joined the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cotter
Alpine
Lulu Cotter
Tee
White
Coe
Nite Hell Caldwell
Me Gice
Ju Vanda Davis
Mendelssohn
Miss Davis
Shirley White
Hubert M. Smith
Little James Cotter
Frances Cotter
Clarice Cotter
Nina Belle Caldwell
Dorothy Cotter
Kentle
Fern
Cloudcroft
N. M
Roy Spence
Frank Anderson
Fred Morton
R. ©. Robinson
Maria
Dallas
Mary McKenzie
Fort Stockton
W M S Meets In Rural Education Discussion
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church held its monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon led by President Mrs W Van Sickle. The group discussed Recreation and Education in Rural Communities with Bible lessons, talks on rural schools and training ministers, and an open discussion. Visitors from Dallas El Paso and Austin joined, and refreshments were served. Also reported are friends visiting former residents and a house party in Corona New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Socety
Methodist Church
W van Sickle
Veter Smith
Everti TC
T. A Beard
M. 5
Burke
G. W. Baines
Baines
W. F. McGaughey
M. L. Turney
C. E. Davidson
J. W. Gentry
GW. Baines
Dallas
City
I. I. Robertson
el Paso
HF. Smith
Austin
M. S. Burke
G. W. Baines Jr
W. van Sickle
James Cotter
Hubert Smith
C. A. Mitchell
C.F. Davidson
EF. S. Cross
Victor Smith
WB Hancock
FF. Koenig
Wo AL Fowler
Howard Swift
J. N. Scott
Stuckey
Mrs. Derrick
Dorothy Derrick
Miss Clarice Cotter
Hailstorm Kills Stock in Terlingua County
A severe hailstorm hit Terlingua last Friday afternoon killing many chickens goats and sheep. The stock area suffered losses while crops remained untouched. Terlingua lies in Brewster County in the Rio Grande river region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster County
Rio Grande River
Mrs Morris Allums Returns Home
Mrs Morris Allums, a pleasant guest at her sister Mrs K A Clements, left for her home in Shreveport Louisiana this week after visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Allums
K. A. Clements
Shreveport
TRESSPASS NOTICE AT O2 PASTURES
Manager H T Fletcher warns that persons taking wood water or grass in any of the O2 pastures will be prosecuted for trespass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Fletcher
First Movies Made Four Thousand Years Ago Story
J Stuart Blackton describes ancient Egyptian wall display as early film. Thebes temple wall shows 128 bas-relief figures of Rameses moving in sequence as spectators watched a motion effect. The tale frames Rameses as the first movie star amid chariots and shifting poses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Stuart Blackton
Rameses
Thebes
Mr. Blackton
Oil Boom Transforms Texas Towns Into Desert to Hive
Breckenridge in Stephens county leaps from 800 residents to a 40 000 modern city as oil men arrive. Bone Springs shifts from pasture to industry with geologists and multiple companies drilling wells. John Young sells leases at 3 50 per acre for five years in new oil district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Breckenridge
Stephens County
Bone Springs
John Young
Bone Springs Oil & Gas Syndicate
Alpine and Marfa Funeral Directors Promote Read The Avalanche
W. Livingston and W. G Young of Alpine Texas join Marfa Texas funeral directors in a promotional push for Read The Avalanche as Alpine growth interests rise. The ad emphasizes local business ties and community development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Livingston
W. G Young
Alpine
Texas
Marfa
Little Colonel Miss Henkel Honored by American Legion
Miss Henkel nicknamed the Little Colonel received a presentation from Galbraith the national commander of the American Legion at the Fifth Avenue public library in New York. The Marine guard included lieutenants Millerred Gomperts and Sergeant Janssen. She, ten at the war’s start, sold Liberty bonds worth 8,? 200,000 and was praised as a patriotic speaker and wartime worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
New York
Galbraith, Jr
The
American Legion
S. Renkin Drew Post
Fifth Avenue Public Library
New York City
Guard of Honor
Mise Henket
Marine Corps Order
Millerred Gomperts
Janssen
Heter Noon
Althovel
Americ
Ownership Statement for Alpine Avalanche April 1 1921
A. S. Koonce, editor of the Alpine Avalanche, swears to the ownership and management details. The Alpine Publishing Company is listed as publisher with A. S. Koonce as editor and managing editor, all based in Alpine Texas. Stockholders owning 1% or more include J. C. Jackson, J. W. Phelps, and others. bondholder Mergenthaler Linotype Company noted. Notarized June 22, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Alpine Avalanche
Alpine
Texas
State of
Brewster
Koonce
Alpine Publishing Company
Elitor
A. S. Keonee
A. S. Keone
RK. L. Nevill
FE. RO Bentley
McAlen
W. C. Easterling
Ovong
Mergenthaler Linentype Company
New Orleans
Warning on lighting circuit tampering by Alpine Light and Ice
Notice warns that any person connecting or tampering with the lighting circuit without notifying the Alpine Light and Ice Company office will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law for theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Light and Ice Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clarence Hord
Rexall
G. H. Wates
P. O. Box
Alpine, Texas
Alpine Steam Laundry
Palace Pharmacy
Walter Garnett
Alpine Society Notes
Sallie E. Burke
Cotter
California
Georgia Smither
W. M. S. Meets
George A. Brown
John Gillett
Margaret Linn
Jane Anthony
Flora Davie
Grace Anderson
Corona, N. M
Lee Hancock
Tresspass
Livingston
Che
Legiong
Pauline Henkel
Securit Wolders
A. S. Koonce
John Yourg
Locke
W. C. Locke
TEAAS
J. M. Gallego
Sutton & Montague
Attorneys-at-Law
Lackey
B. E. Braden
Alpine Mercantile Co
Alpine Mercantile Company
Standard Tailors
Smith & Johnson
Love Brothers
Alpine Lumber Co
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