Political Announcements List Candidates for County Offices
The Avalanche lists candidates for Democratic primaries July 28. Names include J. W. Frazer for District and County Clerk, Mamie Leas Livingston. M. T. Chastain for County Treasurer. W. Gourley for Sheriff and Tax Collector. M. I. Shelton Turney for County Judge. Henceford and Ta. Anderson for County Commissioners. F. B. Weyerts Beverly Greenwood. TM. Shely W. G. Gulir-Jorghamam W. D. Huncham. Syl Adams Otto Lochausen for Precinct 3 Constable. L. Dozien for Justice of the Peace. Char Martin for County Surveyor. Thomas J. Miller Htod. Miller for County Assessor. WM Davey W. Van Sickle of Alpine for District Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorghamam
W. D. Huncham
Syl Adams Otto Lochausen
Justice of the Peace
Moowepte LK. Dozien
Charr Martin
Thomas J. Miller Htodd
WM Davey W. van Sickle
Alpine
Forty Two Club Meets At Mrs Haynes
The Forty Two Club gathered June 22 with Mrs Mary Haynes as hostess. Guests included Mesdames Barker, McElroy, Haynes, Graham, Cram, and others. High scores noted for Mrs Barker and Mrs Terry. luncheon and tea served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
D. S. Barker
Karl McElroy
W Urley
Mary Haynes
Graham
Jack Cram
George Brown
F. B. Gilet
Clay Holland
Ford
W. T. Meriwether
Vernatyre
Wells McIntyre
Shirley Seales
WH Terry
D. Wood
Barker
Mrs. Terry
de Herons
Birthday party for fourth birthday with games and cake
The yard party led by Mrs Karl McElroy featured balloons and a big cake with four pink candies served with ice cream. Guests included M. J. Keefer, Betty Fane Keefer, Jeannette McIntyre, Patsy Hoberts, Junior Robinson, Cot White, Laura Lee White, Norman Wright, Byrom Wright, Jackie Louise Jons, uth Weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl McElroy
M. J. Keefer
Betty Fane Keefer
Jeannette McIntyre
Patsy Hoberts
Junior Robinson
Cot + White
Laura Lee White
Norman Wright
Byrom Wright
Jackie Louise Jons
Uth Weight
Presbyterial Executive Meet Held At Mrs Wood Home
The executive committee of El Paso Presbyterial Society met Friday at Mrs. C. D. Wood’s home. Attendees included Mrs. A Coffield, Mrs. W. P. Fischer, Mrs. Chas Shannon, Mrs. Leon Crosson from Marfa, Mrs. R Irving and Mrs. W. P. Weatherby from Fort Davis, and Mrs. David J Murray and Mrs. Wal from Alpine, plus Mr and Mrs James Jetteris of Houston. The Jetterises had visited Mra W M Sanford and stayed at the Cattle ranch with Mrs Blanche Cotter. Mrs Jetteris is recently married, known to Alpine friends as Miss Dorothy Austin.
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Wood
el Paso
Mra James Jetteris
Houston
Mra
W. M. Sanford
Mia Blanche Cotter
Jetteris
Mise Dorothy Austin
Smith Nomination and Convention Speeches
At the convention the Smith nomination drew lengthy remarks from John W. Davis and Senator James A. Reed while Steed delivered a fiery critique of Republican graft and misrule. The report backed enforcing the eighteenth amendment and plans for a possible vice-presidential candidate. Perkins warned against promises as he laid out a broad Westward development program.
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Smith
Virginia
Josephus Daniels
Moody
John W. Davis
James A. Reed
Davis
Steed
Mellon
See
Robinson
Arkansas
Delegates to Fort Worth Back West Texas Chamber
Alpine delegates pledge full cooperation of town and county to the West Texas Chamber of Commerce administration. They are disappointed the body did not elect John Perkins as president and expect the chamber to consider Perkins for Colonel at the next annual meeting in West Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
Alpine
John Perkins
Commerce
Colonel Perking
Gage Dies in Texas Rites Noted at San Antonio
Fort Davis native Gage dies with San Antonio relatives listed among survivors. Pallbearers include E. C. Tarrant and G. B. McFarland. honorary pallbearers feature John Molesworth, Dr. C. S. Wenabie, and others. San Antonio Light reports full funeral arrangements.
Fire damages student house. quick response limits spread
Firefighters battled a blaze that filled the hoose, extinguished in about ten minutes. Damage to walls and ceiling was estimated at $100. Mrs McCage was away. students occupied the house and occupants were unaccounted for as a tank overheated causing an explosion and a rapid call to the fire department.
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Mra McCage
Alpine Territory Business Sells $134000 This Month
The Colonial Building and Loan Company based in Salt Lake City with a branch at Alpine reports over $134000 in business in Alpine and adjacent territory during June. Representative M L Hopson stated on Tuesday. The firm is the only loan company active in Alpine offering both business and homestead building services and aiding local construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Building and Loan Company
Salt Lake City
Alpine
M. L. Hopson
Homestead
Stove Explodes at McCage Home. Kitchen Damaged
A stove explosion at Mrs. McCage's College Ave home caused dense smoke and fire department response. County Democratic chair D. F. Jackson urged all candidates to file preliminary expense reports with the county clerk by the stated deadline after the primary elections.
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D. Jackson
Democratic
Canfire Department
McCage
College Ave
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Fort Davis
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Congress
Faitors
Dnstrict
J.W. (Worth
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Livingston
M. T. Chastain
W.s. Gourley
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Henceford
TA. Anderson
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TM. Shely
W. G. Guliur
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Enila
McGonagill Ranch
H. J. Cottle
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Cottle
Eda
John
Jule Weyerts
Kathryn Minnick
Ruby Dean
Marathon
Ramona Park
J. A. McGonagill
Mor
Leon Winlams
Christian Church
Henry C. Turek
Orlona Measday
Turck
Java
Eugene
Marcel
Alpine Beauty Shoppe
Perkin
West
Servation
Fort Worth
Stella V. Byrd
Highland House
Hudson’s Bakery
BIG Bend Bread
W. H. Huffaker
Coal Alpine
Highland Realty
Budweiser
Anheuser-Busch
St.Louis
Evers
Waterson Anderson Grocery Co
Alpine, Texas
First National Bank
H. L. Kokernot
Geo. W. Baines, JR
M. Decie
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