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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1937
Page
3
Reader writes that spring seems to skip and jump from winter to summer then back to winter and asks when spring officially begins locally. The note also muses on Browning poetry and a playful memory of a poem written for a sweetheart with a line about only God understanding it.
Orewe Roberts Green sponsored a school auditorium benefit for the Methodist church Improvement Program. A Fashion Parade opened with impersonators of film stars, including Jim Roberts as Jane Harlow and others in violet pajamas. Proceeds of about 40 supported church repairs.
Miss Katherine Arnold, fresh from Kath Gibbs School in New York, alighted from the train Sunday and remembered Fifth Avenue in a lively, reflective moment.
Local notice promotes the King Brothers 3 Ring Trained Wild Animal Circus arriving Friday March 19 at Fort Davis highway location with a large act including lions ponies and dancing horses. Also mentions circuses, town happenings, and a General Land Office sale notice dated January 28 1857 offering Fort Davis forts lands with bid details.
The bereaved express sincere gratitude to the people of Alpine for kindness and sympathy shown during their bereavement and promise these deeds will not be forgotten.
Women from the age of change report Cardui eases cramps and nervous symptoms. Mrs Orit Haynes of Basex Missouri says Cardui helped during youth cramps and again in the change of life easing head and back pains. Thousands of women find Cardui beneficial for functional monthly pains.
In San Antonio a West Texas State Teachers College paleontologist Dr C Stuart Johnston leads WPA workers excavating ancient quicksand remains. Fossils include horses camels saber tooth tigers and dogs preserved in a 3700 pound block for display at the Panhandle Plains Museum Canyon.
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