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Newspaper

Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1931

Page

7

Chamber of Commerce Votes to Join Western Life Association

The Weatherford chamber voted unanimously to join the Western Life Insurance Association of Fort Davis. An invitation to the midyear meeting in Fort Davis was extended to officials of the national and state associations. Plans include showcasing pictures of the Davis Mountains and West of the Pecos to insurance men in Dallas May 12 and 13.

Chamber of Commerce Western Life Insurance Association of Fort da F Nalion Fort Davis Texas Associations TR. C. Withers Western Life of Tng Association Insurance San Angelo Jared Berson Ig Company Davis Mountains Big Bend Withers Anto Western Life Insurance, Association of Pecos Dallas Baptist the Open

Fort Davis News Notes and Local Events

The Fort Davis area reports on a large funeral for Mrs Teague and Mr Teague with 71 pallbearers, a suspected break in at the McCutcheon home, and a non-linked view of local robberies. Miss Audrey Miller, a fifteen year old pianist, won medals at the Southwest Texas Piano Tournament in Alpine. Fort Stockton graduates set to receive diplomas, with Dr. R L Irving delivering the baccalaureate sermon. Wildflowers bloom along Davis Mountain, cattle losses hint at poisonous weeds, and Bob Johnson made a notable but unprized trip to Austin for the state high jump contest.

Lee Sproul Fort Davie Ft. Davis Audrey Miller Fort Davis Department of Music Sul Rem College Mise Irma Lee aBtey Southwest Texas Sanderson Alpine Sul Ross College Marathon Audrey Lena Terrill Lamale Chopin MacDowell Terrill Betsy Ross Smith R. L. Irving Fort Stockton

Weighty drive to Marfa high contest winner record

A Fort Davis area sales contest rewards ladies with votes based on miles traveled by shoppers to Marfa. Mrs Gay Howard, formerly Ruth Espy, ranks high, while Felipe Dominguez allegedly ferried several women to Marta in his car, lifting the total weight to over a thousand pounds, an informal record noted by locals.

Marfa Gay “Howard Ruth Es‘py Fort Davis Felipe Dom- Inguez Marta Agererate

Potatoes Bloom in Texas Patch Elevation Mile High

In Texas at a mile high elevation, Dr. R A Irving may face a record challenge as potatoes bloom early. A whole patch in his walled garden shows bloom this spring with some spuds in bloom by last Saturday. Warm conditions spurred most potatoes to pop into bloom.

Texas R. A. Irving

Teague Burial Service Noted in Alpine Funeral

Mr Teague buried George Teague who died at his son Barney Teague’s home in Alpine late last week. Rev L A Mullican of the Avalanche preached the funeral service at the Baptist church.

Mr. Teague George Teague Barney Alpine L. A Mullican

Fort Davis Visitors and Local News Notes at Booth

Mrs Granger’s guests mingle at Lubbock district booth with photos of Davis mountains. Tyrrel Smith drives a new Chevrolet. Miss Bessie Watson and Miss Bes sie teach and visit. Local officials, Chamber of Commerce, and a tennis drive promote school sports and youth tennis interest.

Bessie Watson Miss Kaa Bessie Westbrook

County health officer reappointed amid refreshment serving note

County commissioners met and reappointed Dr. B. M. Vick of Valentine as county health officer. Club members Mise Miller Mian Jessie Weat ery and Miss Lena Willoughby assisted in serving refreshments after the business concluded. The board will sit as tax equalization on the second Monday in January.

Mise Miller Mian Jessie Weatery Lena Willoughby B. M. Vick Valentine

Chamber group heads to West Texas Convention

Several Fort Davis men left on Wednesday as representatives of the local Chamber of Commerce to attend the West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention. James W. McElroy, president of Jett Davis County, led the delegation.

Lubbock Fort Davis Chamber of Commerce

Marriage anniversary observed for E H Carlton couple

Mr and Mrs E H Carlton marked their thirty eighth wedding anniversary on Monday May 11. The couple have a long life of worthy deeds and congratulations were extended. Miss Lady Bird Fowlkes left for Colorado City for a house party. Mr and Mrs A P Prade are noted in text with incomplete surrounding details.

E. H. Carlton Mrs. Carlton Lady Bird Fowlkes Colorado City

Afternoon Bridge Party Hosted by Mrs Prank Jones

Mrs Prank Jones of Fort Davis and Mrs Worth Vans of Rock Springs hosted a large afternoon bridge party at Mr and Mrs J W about the poms provided springy decor and colors. Guests included Mesdames from Alpine and Marfa such as W H Terry and H C Metcalfe along with the Meintyre, Benson, Kokernot, Pruitt, Hord, Mitchell, Dunkle, Graham, Gillette, and Frances and Laura Mite.

Prank Jones Fort Davis Worth Vans Rock Springs Enlay J. W Alpine Mesames W. H. Terry Wells Meintyre Vernon Meintyre Gene Benson Clay Holland

Mexico Study Club Chooses Mexico as Topic for Year

At the last Tuesday meeting the Study club selected Mexico as the subject for study through the next year with a paper on current events at each meeting. Mrs Warren Boys and Mrs W S Miller led the year’s work discussion. The gathering at Hotels Limpla featured spring flowers and were hosted by Mrs Miler, Mrs Hones, and Mrs Davta.

Mexico Mids Callie Holt Amittee Europe Mra Warren W. 8. Miler Limpla Miler Hones W. Davta Hostesen I Lo Withers J. H. Clark Arey Miller Clark C . Bird Davin Mountain Federation Marathon

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R. K. Merrill Gray Weatherford Kenneth Smiths R. Irving W. D. Bloys Arthur Bloys W. D. Miles Bills M. Carlton George Williams Davis Mountain Tyrrel Smith Bob Johnson Austin William Granger Mra. Granger Warren Bloys J. W. Merrill W. Miller BI Fryar Severty Mr. Robinson Alpine Chamber of Comerce Grey Brothers H.C. Withers Tolet Charles H. Prude Lillian Mae] Kubb Ruth Esther Sproul Mise Vina Jones Valenti B Jones B. E. Coan Ennis Coan Hoya Martnell A. P. Prade Prade Heire Firestone Alpine Motor Company Roark Motor Company College Ave Yan Binion Franklin Blackleg Vaccine Erritory O. M. Franklin Blackleg Serum Co Alpine Drug Store BABY R. I. Reds Avalanche Office
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