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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1935
Page
3
Miss Grace Newell, Alpine native reared in Los Angeles, married Mr. George Muldoon on March 25 in Los Angeles. The couple will reside in Toronto, Ohio, after the ceremony announced here.
The Study Club gathered March 21 at Mrs. L. Forchheimer’s house hosted by Mrs. Forchheimer and Mrs J T H Bickley. Fifteen members attended with guests Mrs. John Stovell and Mrs. Kenneth Starnes. Plans discussed include continuing the Texas study and a tentative program outline. Conservation chair Mrs. More-Jock noted prizes for a school boy’s best bird house and a school girl’s best wild flower poster. PTA president Mrs. Guy Crawford announced free eye examinations for school children through PTA.
Mrs Bernal Slight hosted the Lucky Thirteen club on Thursday afternoon. Peach blossoms added charm to the occasion. Present were Mesdames Zeb Decie Calvin St. Clair Rush Moody L C Pope Todd Patton J W Shepperd Felix McGaughy Alan Praser Anja Wilson Jr Edgar Martin Wells McIntyre IL D Harris. High score prize was presented to Mrs Felix McGaughy. A salad course was served.
Regular divine services will be held in the Odd Fellows hall Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Our catechetical class will meet at 10 o'clock. A G Wiederaenders, pastor. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Bible school 9 48 a m Mrs Homer Ferguson superintendent. Morning worship 11 am Subject Kadesh Barnea Evening worship 8 00 pm Subject He Is Able To Save Unto The Uttermost Gong practice Wednesday 8 00 . A pre Easter campaign will be conducted by the church beginning April 14 culminating on Easter Sunday Evangelistic services will be conducted each evening during the week at 8 pm The week of prayer will be observed May we all as we approach the day which represents the suffering for our Lord for the sins of the world I heed much in prayer and submission to His will and reconsecrate our lives to His service P Cratg pastor.
A readable report outlines cancer causes as chemical and physical agents including petroleum soot and arsenic, noting chronic inflammation as a major contributor. Experimental attempts used coal tar to induce cancer in animals, with historical mention of laboratory results and subsequent medical commentary.
Executive committeeman M L Hopson of the Sixteenth district says Texas Legion leaders will attend a statewide convention effort. H Miller Ainsworth Fred E Hughes and Carl Brown plan a new service setup in Texas with nine to ten bands in the High School band contest April 6 at 11 00 am. Carl Brown will start work in Alpine Wynne Goode and L Chapman will assist filing new claims and reviewing old ones for veterans. Fred E Young will meet adjutants to discuss handling adjutant work.
Mrs Dora Donegan of Science Hall Ky reports Cardut helped during menstration cramps and post marriage fatigue. The ad claims thousands of women testify to benefits and urges consulting a physician if no improvement.
Cobb and Moyer Purn and Haw Co advertise garden hose deals with the best values in the city. Phone 44.
The Church of Christ schedules Sunday services at 9 45 am 10 45 am and 8 pm with Bible study at 7 15 pm On Wednesday a Bible study follows at 8 pm A series analyzes sermons from the Book of Acts during the 11 o'clock service using bases such as setting background group speaker and proposition and aims to explore discourse structure.
The PTA discussed safeguarding children from oral harm with Rev. Coleman. Officers elected include President Mrs. Harris Smith and secretary Mrs. Bernal Slight. Delegates to the Marfa PTA convention were picked as Mrs. Guy Crawford and Mrs. Hartsmith. Donations approved for the junior senior banquet.
A candidate announces for precinct four commissioner after a district court voided the November election in precinct four due to a technical error. W. D. Burcham states twenty years in Brewster County business, pledges fairness, acceptance of any ballot verdict, and asks voters for support in the April election.
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