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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1954

Page

3

Fort Davis Churches Mark Mother's Day Activities

Fort Davis churches celebrated Mother's Day with services at First Presbyterian First Methodist and First Baptist. Rev. Julian Hendren spoke on family ideals while Rev. S M Mims preached on what holds the home together. Choirs sang and a Mother’s Day dinner followed at the Presbyterian parlor with a full house attendance.

Fort Davis First Presbyterian Church Julian T. Hendren Colossians Annie Lou Clark Lord Jesus Reinagle Stranger of Galilee Hendren Lucy Foster John G. Prude A. E. Danheim

Political Announcements for Democratic Primary 1954 Targets

The Avalanche lists candidates for the Democratic primary on July 24 1954. Includes J T Rutherford for Congress 16th Dist George M Thurmond for State Legislature 100th Dist Bruce C Sutton Lucius D Bunton Jim Skinner re elected county offices Avora Owens re elected county treasurer J W Frazer re elected county & district clerk J T Carney Jr county surveyor Joe Clark Jimmy Pate Lee M Smith re elected commissioners Henry Yarbrow re elected etc.

School officials visit Austin including Danheim and Woolley

On May 6 high school principal Alfred E. Danheim and Mrs. Beatrice Woolley with her son Bryan and Van Kountz traveled to Austin for an official trip.

Alfred E. Danheim Danheim Beatrice Woolley Bryan van Kountz Austin

Bryan Earns Second in Ready Writer Contest

Bryan won a silver medal for second place in the Ready Writer contest at the state Inter scholastic league finals where 16 contestants competed. The 1953-54 year closes with graduation May 21 at the high school. baccalaureate is May 16 at First Presbyterian church with Rev. Robert D. Lovell preaching. Thirteen graduates comprise the 1954 class.

Bryan First Presbyterian Church Robert D. Lovell First Baptist Church

Band Concert Planned at High School Auditorium

Under director Johnny Whiteaker the high school band of 43 members will perform Tuesday May 18 at 8 p m in the school auditorium. Six members plan to attend a Sul Ross college class in Alpine this summer. New instruments have been received and more are promised. The band and director thank the school board for support. Mr and Mrs J P Espy hosted a swimming picnic at Balmorhea State Park last Tuesday for seniors and juniors.

Johnny Whiteaker Sul Ross College Alpine Bryan Woolley Linda Woolley Virginia Spencer Patsy Espy Jean Espy Bill Grubb J. P. Espy Balmorhea State Park

Fort Davis High School Community Event

A Fort Davis high school gathering brought residents together for food and entertainment. Attendees enjoyed a pleasant evening with fellow students, families, and staff sharing in good company and town pride.

Fort Davis School Head Moore Resigns After 1953-54 Term

Mr. and Mrs. George R. Moore hosted a breakfast at Indian Lodge honoring the Fort Davis school board and faculty. Mr. Moore, superintendent of Fort Davis schools for several years, has resigned effective at the close of the 1953 54 school year to pursue other interests.

George R. Moore Indian Lodge Fort Davis Moore

Honor Students at Fort Davis Prepare for Graduation

A baker's dozen high school pupils will graduate this year with Do lores Dominguez as valedictorian and Patricia Newton as salutatorian. Both destined graduates are Fort Davis residents and children of local families. Temperatures at Mount Locke last week ranged from 31 to 85 degrees with brief thunderclouds and no rain.

Dolores Lolo) Dominguez Patricia Newton Patricia Ray Newton Lolo Ezequiel (Chapo) Dominguez Fort Davis Mount Locke McDonald Observatory

Mother's Day Visits Highlight Bloys and Johnson Families

El Paso visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Nored of San Saba with Mrs. W. D. Bloys family while Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Nored are Bloys daughters. The Johnson home hosts three children plus their spouses on Mother's Day. Coan of El Paso spent weekend at Fort Davis residence. Miller Jr. and two children visit Vancouver with parents and sister in Canada.

Miss Bloys Presbyterian Women’s Organization Mabel Bloys R. L. Irving G. W. Davis A. N. Alkire Japan West Indies J. W. Merrill S. L. Plumbley John R. Stockford Major Milton D. Hawes el Paso J. P. Weatherby Hawes Joe Milton Hawes Alvin Nored San Saba W. D. Bloys Parker Elizabeth Bloys Nored Mildred Bloys B. A. Johnson Eta Midkiff Jack Johnson Alpine Preston Johnson Fort Davis B. FE. Coan F. M. Miller Jr Vancouver B. C Miller J. S. Barton Oron Moxness

Mrs H A Heyduck Attends New Mexico Methodist Meeting

Maxness Mrs H A Heyduck traveled to Carlsbad New Mexico on Wednesday as a delegate from the local Methodist church to the annual meeting of the New Mexico conference of the Methodist church.

S. M. Mims First Methodist Church Fort Davis Carlsbad N. M Methodist H. A. Heyduck New Mexico the Methodist Church

Miss Hector Promoted to Educational Director at Shannon School

Miss Mary L. Hector has been appointed educational director of the Shannon School of Nursing in San Angelo. The notice notes the promotion and directs readers to continue on page 6 for details.

Mary L. Hector Shannon School of Nursing San Angelo

Kill Red Ants with Durham's Ant Balls

Rid your premises of red ant beds with Durham's Ant Balls. Dissolve in water and pour on beds to eliminate ants. Handy 35¢ and 60¢ jars available at your druggists.

Durham

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fort Davis News J. W. Weathers Brownfield W. W. Gross R. D. Lovell Mr. Weathers Presbyterian Church J. T. Hendren James L. Jarratt Vickie and Don Roscoe Elgin Alpine, Texas Tery Texaco Brady's Texaco Service Ico Congress 16Th Dist J. T. Rutherford Ector County George M. Thurmond Val Verde County Dianne Bruce C. Sutton Brewster County Presidio County Jim Skinner Avora Owens J. W. Frazer J. T. Carney JR Joe Clark Jimmy Pate Lee M. Smith Tom Yarbro Mr. Jarratt Mrs Lester L. Jarratt Donene Werner Elisabeth Prude Prude Guest Ranch Valentine School Valentine Radiantube West Texas Utilities Company Fort Davis High School G. H. Parker Golden Maxness Miss Hector Pontiac Bailey Yerone Cadillac West Texas Telephone Company Southwestern Bell Telephone Company C. E. Brusenhan
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