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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1938
Page
3
Fragmentary line suggests a reflection on habit and passion rather than nourishment. The text hints at preference for hunting or pursuit over sustenance, framed as a devotion to a skill or activity rather than mere hunger.
WPA projects under way at Sul Ross Village aim to advance archaeological research in the Big Bend Texas region. Five workers have assisted in vacancy work to further scientific material development and support researchers Raley and Cony.
The Seedy Club met in regular session at the club house on Wednesday. March fad. The Texas Independence Day theme featured the Lone Star State under six flags with bluebonnets from the lower country. Members voted $1 each for the Big Bend National Park drive and to support committee efforts.
Granada Attraction hosts Dorothy Lamour and Marvienns visitors on weekend in Granite County. Mrs Gussie Searles of Austin visits daughter Mrs W M Oliver. Oliver’s son Russell undergoes appendix operation in Alpine, second attempt successful. R Hancock learns of a brother’s accidental death in McDonnell. family travels to attend funeral. Mail carrier Miss Doster noted in Riot Springs. Winona Howard of Junction visiting Herring home. Marathon Schools honor lists announce Gilt Edge and Honor Roll students. third and fourth grade honors to appear in Avalanche next week.
Sul Rose college registrar Anna Linn released the fall Honor Roll listing students from Alpine Pecos Barstow Marathon Shafter Van Horn and Traan. Students in upper 18 percent upper six percent upper ten and upper fifteen percent qualify, with names including Aleta Blerschwale Carol Salisbury Delbert Bowles Rose Winnette Coleman Lilah Doty Margaret Weycerts Sarah Cooper and many others.
Buck and Wheat, a blackface radio duo described as rising stars on NBC, are featured on Aunt Jemima’s program. Vance McCune and Forrest Lewis bring varied dialect skills and stage experience from Missouri to Indiana origins, with Lewis noted for versatility. The acts air on NBC weekday mornings and repeat across the network, followed by a dramatic segment, Margot of Castlewood.
Fragmentary wording mentions Aunt Jemima in a Cromonda program with jovial tone. Names and context are unclear, preserving only a vague cultural reference without complete details.
The Wie of the Southw a1 presents a new Del Norte hotel described as modern with air conditioned single rooms priced from $2.50 to $5 and double rooms from $4 to $8, highlighting its fine features and distinction.
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