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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1950
Page
2
Around Town Alpine laughs and local chatter mix with sports plans as Alpine Cowboys face Lamesa Junior at Kokernot field after a strong Legion Junior showing in a split with Odessa. Residents grin at rain prospects, city growth near Sul Ross, and Father’s Day memories.
The fragmentary column hints at several new city ordinances passed recently, with a dated tone of local governance. It references again the busy city fathers, a sense of fatigue among older residents, and mentions unrelated personal notes about housing and summer plans.
At The Churches wenee TIST Sunday School 9 45 am Morning service 10 50 Training Union 6 48 pm Evening service 8 00 pm Midweek services Wednesday Choir 7 pm Prayer 8 pm Sunday school classes for all ages A cordial welcome Pastor Glenn W Bales Father Santiago First Christian Church 9 45 Bible school 10 50 morning worship and communion pastor speaks on parable of the net Junior choir sings 7 30 pm worship Wednesday Bible studies 2 McPherson pastor
Christian Science lesson sermon cites Isaiah 52 7 Psalms 43 3 and Mary Baker Eddy text on divine guidance. It notes the Allwise bestows trust only on spiritually near messengers and references a June date.
Multiple denominations outline Sunday worship times, Bible classes, youth programs, and midweek meetings. Churches include Church of Christ, Methodist, Mexican Baptist, Nazarene. Notable items: morning worship around 10 to 11, Sunday school at 10, evening services, youth groups, midweek prayer, and a note about new curriculum and welcoming visitors.
June 24 to July 22 political dates outline campaign finance reports absentee voting and primary elections. One of the century’s most important paleontological finds uncovers a mother lode of fossils in South America expanding our view of prehistoric life.
A Brewster County district court citation requires Gertie Cowell to answer William Douglas Cowell's divorce petition by 10 o'clock AM on the first Monday after 42 days, in Pine, Texas. The filing date is May 29, 1950, case No. 2606.
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