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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1946
Page
8
Fort Davis learns about local education and group activities as the Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers grows nationwide. Weather readings show highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s with gusty winds. several residents visit El Paso and Alpine for events and performances.
In Dal as on Ursuline Mission Day Feb 21 pupils of Ursuline Academy presented a pageant featuring Alaska Africa China Russia Spain Poland and the Indians. Miss Emma Jimenez of Fort Davis attended the Queen and other ranks were decided by school fund contributions and pupil votes. A Presbyterian service at the Commonwealth of Christ noted Gentiles joining the kingdom through Christ. Westminster Fellowship discussed rents and Navy transfers. District Baptist delegates attended Alpine convention, and Methodist group met in Shady Nook with several leadership roles and planned March 19 meeting. Red Cross drive planning, school assembly, and various student activities filled the week. students and staff traveled to San Angelo and Dallas for events and visits.
Ann wounas Itacy muller and van Kountz visited Alpine to see Peter Pan. Clay Evans spent days in San Angelo at the stock show and rodeo. Bryan Wooley and Clay Evans attended the Alpine stock show. Sammie Redford and novey Ledingham were absent from school Monday. The 6th grade welcomes Claudia Lear from Menard as a new student. We thank Mrs Jim Espy for the goldfinch given to our room last week. Trudie Acton returned to class after several days away.
The report notes the woman enjoyed her time in San Angelo but did not win any prizes. No additional details on event, dates, or participants are provided.
7m and 8mm Graces Bill Matthews is out of sevaol this week after an operation on his lip Sunday in Alpine. He must be careful this week and the operation should not affect his speaking. He is missed and hoped to return soon.
Fort Davis High defeated Marathon High two games to one in volleyball at Fort Davis gym. The town team then beat Marathon town team two games to one. Betty Lear, a freshman who joined Monday, March 4, was welcomed to her new school.
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