Termite damage estimated at 480 million yearly in U S
An estimated annual damage of 480 million in the United States alone is caused by termites.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1947
Page
4
An estimated annual damage of 480 million in the United States alone is caused by termites.
A Houston Texas notice advertises Polly Trim providing professional advice on refreshing rooms for spring. Readers can mail a stamped envelope with $1.00 to Polly Trim at 1302 East Alabama, Houston 4, Texas, for helpful decorating questions. Also promotes a well equipped appliance shop Chambers Appliance Co in Alpine MIfe.
Miss Aleta Bierschwale of the U S State Department lectured at Central School to Spanish and Social Studies pupils. She described Colombia’s people, life, customs, culture, and government with vivid anecdotes and slides. The audience asked about native tribes and Indian life wishing her well for her next assignment in Warsaw Poland.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Choven Bonnier of Odessa announce the birth of a son, Marion Anthony, at an Odessa hospital on March 6. The baby weighed 7 pounds 14 ounces.
Local residents visiting relatives and attending events are listed. Miss Pat Costello and Miss Martha Welder visited hosts in Alpine area, several families traveled to Houston San Antonio and El Paso, Flower show attendees attended in San Antonio, Woodmen Circle convention planned in Mineral Wells, deaths noted of Miss Frances Pendley’s mother in San Angelo, and a new daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. R L Wilson of Marathon.
M A Webb editor and A L McMurty host visiting Rotarian guests. Hal Buchner spoke on antelopes while Bishop Metzger discussed world peace. Hank Bagley inducted as newest member by Dean Etheridge. Mrs Gentry departs for Midland after pneumonia recovery. Savings Bonds touted as safest investment.
Arthur Hanzen will deliver a lecture on cancer causes and prevention at the Holland hotel at 8 p.m. on Tuesday March 25. A question period will follow. Admission is one dollar. Hanzen holds a 1932 University of Texas master’s degree and has studied at Illinois and Texas medical schools and worked with the National Cancer Institute and Mayo Clinic Library.
A national magazine piece argues American men favor solitude over intimate company, claiming men pedestalize women yet avoid close engagement. The article analyzes social behavior patterns and relationship dynamics.
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