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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1928
Page
6
Jy seWot for every age Men s Hille class meets at the Mojave Theatre at 9 45 Teacher H W Morelock Subject of tecture next Tainted Money worship at 11 a m and 7 24 5 Sunday finds cordial welcome at all these service W K Caldwell 8 Supt tudd J Murray Mi
A church reported a record crowd at last Sunday night’s evening service at Marta, with a fivefold count noted by attendees. The pastor did not comment, stating it was not a question for him to answer.
A church urges every member to participate fully in all services and Wednesday evening activities. The message calls on every man, woman, and child to do their part to ensure a warm welcome for any visitors in the city.
Sunde conducts a morning worship at 11 o'clock led by PU with a 7 pm prayer meeting. Evening service features Pastor Buren Sparks delivering the sermon.
Weekly services held every Sunday at 11 a.m and Sunday evening at 7:30, except first Sunday when 9 a.m. Public is cordially invited to attend. meeting notice posted near the Wer post office with a welcoming message to join in worship and fellowship.
The Church of Christ invites visitors to Bible study Sunday at 10 am in the court house and Communion service at 11 am. On Tuesday there is a Bible study at 7:30 am. Visitors are cordially welcomed at these services.
City announces a new type of fire hydrant connections for the district. Officials say implementation will begin this month with updates to local stations and inspection schedules. The program aims to improve readiness for emergencies and standardize fittings across neighborhoods.
City officials expect substantial fire protection savings from a broader hydrant system and new mains, with cheaper labor and lower material costs this year. The plan includes a second water well south of town, an extra pump, and a reserve supply for emergencies as summer visitors arrive.
A dainty Miss arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs TR Moody increasing the Avalanche family. The baby and Mrs Moody are progressing nicely. Rush Moody has given up golf temporarily and taken up indoor walking, much to Preacher Sparks show of displeasure.
A herd of over 700 cattle crossed the Rio Grande Monday afternoon. The cattle were purchased from W. Gar cia of Caranoga Mexico by J. M Riddle of El Paso and H. Le Chel v4 of California. They were driven to California pasture land at a ranch near Presidio Border Times confirms the crossing and parties involved.
Omaha World Herald reports a local death in a terse obituary note mentioning J Churen of Spiritual NW and a brief reference to modern dress reform in women’s evening wear with shoulder straps.
A garbled OCR collage mentions dogs for sale white Angora kittens and a Cherokee address in St Paul Minnesota. It includes a fragmented dialogue about a mute biting, a master and servant exchange, a turkey shot and a mental strain joke with an absent minded man and burglar, all oddly stitched from the page.
President Morelock reports six prominent Texas educators will lead Sul Ross Summer Session roles. Del Rio’s Cochran returns to teach mathematics, Gregg of Marfa handles history, H R Ralson replaces V J Smith in industrial education, Miss De Rosette Thomas replaces Bedell in home economics, Miss Thomas has Corpus Christi background, Mody C Moatright to resume English duties.
A new schedule is in effect on the Southern Pacific. Train 101 moves up 10 minutes and Train 102 arrives at 4 46 p m instead of 4 81. Train 7 now arrives at 11 38 p m. Mail closes for Train 101 west at 1 15 p m and for Train 102 east at 4 15 p m. An Orient schedule change is expected soon but not yet officially announced.
Brewster County vacancy offers entry into a $10,000,000 organization. Reliable man needed to handle established trade in the locality. Promises a $5,000 yearly income. Apply to J. R. Watkins Co., 100 Liberty St., Winona, Minnesota.
A series of Alpine listings offer fractional block lots near the High School and college, 40 acre tracts ten miles from the Mid Kansas well, and a 131 by 138 foot corner plot suitable for a rooming house or hotel. Prices range from 80 cents per acre to $8,000 with various cash and easy terms. Land features include fencing, water, pastures, and proximity to business centers and depots.
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