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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1929
Page
3
Mrs Decie was hostess to the Forty two club last Thursday. The gathering featured floral decorations and a dessert after the game. Guests included Mrs Cook of Cuero and several others with Mrs Partin and Mrs Robert Elliott assisting during tea hour.
On July Fourth the Dapper Dan Shop will be closed all day to celebrate. Customers are urged to hurry for pressing trousers or sewing buttons before the holiday. Hooray for Old Glory and Washington, and for the U S A.
The quote highlights Dapper Dan as a clever cleaning and dyeing man whose plan earns admiration. His savvy technique and sharp approach suggest a standout scheme drawing interest from onlookers and potential clients.
Mrs. W. B. Hancock and Mrs. F. H. Gillett hosted a joyful picnic supper at Paradise Canyon on Monday evening in honor of friends Mrs. Travis Webb and Mr. and Mrs. Dade Helster of Mission. The event recalled old ties with Mrs. Webb and Miss Miriam, noted in a column fragment.
Officers of the Christian Endeavor of Alpine Marta and El Paso met in Van Horn last Sunday to plan the year. District President J C Oldham of El Paso will visit society on the second Sunday in July. Maria and Fort Davin will send delegates. The OK meeting Sunday evening will be about Heroes for Christ led by Mise Mit Aired Creath.
Mr and Mrs Alf Robinson and their children returned Tuesday after several weeks away while Mr Robinson completed a learning course in chamber of commerce work in Dallas He has already assumed duties as secretary of the chamber of commerce with Mea W B Hamilton having
A notice notes a resignation and relocation to a stock farm near Montell Texas. The Smithville Times reports a scheme in which individuals profited by drowned cattle from the Colorado River near a bridge, reportedly earning cash from hides as early as Wednesday morning.
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