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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1928
Page
7
The article recalls the betrayal of Jesus by Judas Iscariot and notes how the Twentieth Century reassesses that act. It frames the event as a pivotal moment in Christian history, inviting reflection on guilt, responsibility, and moral lessons for modern readers.
A fragment reflecting on Judas Iscariot and the betrayal of Jesus, noting that twenty pieces of silver was deemed too cheap a price and that Judas’ name has become a foul stench to people of faith and society.
Leon Williams, minister, appeals to the congregation to improve turnout for bible school and church services next Sunday. He notes high last week attendance but urges more participation and invites members to bring a friend amid a contest with Marfa church.
Rian Church invites all ages to Sunday school at 9 45 with a class for every age. The Men's Bible class meets at the Mojave Theatre led by Teacher H W Morelock. Public worship is at 11 am and 745 pm with David J Murray as minister.
A clipped public notice invites the community to attend a church event led by FR. THOROLD-EILER. The brief item mentions a priest and urges readers to participate in the ceremony.
A church notices services held at the courthouse with Bible study at 10 a.m. and 7:39 p.m. on Tuesday and a Communion service at 11 a.m. Visitors are welcome at all services.
A cordial invitation announces weekly Sunday services at eleven oclock near the post office. The notice invites all to worship with the Christian Science group.
The ninth grade and a class meeting were held Tuesday after school. Joel Wright resigned as secretary and treasurer, and Laurie Miller was elected to the position.
The church lists Sunday services at 9 45 and 11 with youth groups and evening worship at 8. Midweek prayer on Wednesday at 8 and Tuesday W M A meetings. Growth over 12 months praised, chairs purchased, auditorium seating expansion planned to welcome visitors and students. Pastor Sparks invites all to attend.
The Methodist Church H15 invites all to a revival session with Sunday school for children and a 2 p.m. Junior Epworth program led by Pastor Best. All services start on time and special music is planned for the reachings. Strangers are welcome.
Sunday worship held each week at 1 80 p m with exception of the first Sunday when service begins at 9 a m This notices a revised church schedule for St James Episcopa congregants and attendees.
Regular chapel exercises were held Tuesday morning. After a brief singalong, pupils informally greeted with a program. Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts planned a Ko Kernot Springs picnic, meeting at the schoolhouse at 6 pm.
US boys expected to join Alpine High School football next year begin spring drills. Graves has offered a week of coaching to the Ticks, aiding fundamentals and team readiness.
A lively note reports a big dance at Union Station tonight attracting crowds and excitement. Dialogue moments hint at social chatter about fashion and leisure as urban life hums with humor and variety in an era of bustling trains and shared spaces.
A humorous dialogue fragment features talking hens and a stock-gamble mention. The exchange centers on a hen laying an egg and a stock joke about someone making $38,000 on galoshes, with a brief nod to a fellow named Baumgarten.
The fragment references a mistaken name Bassler and Cleveland, a corrected sum of 63 000 dollars, and a misheard claim about a Detroit visitor. It then shifts to a farmer explaining cows born hornless for various reasons, concluding with a line about a cow not being a cow.
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