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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1953

Page

3

Fort Davis Observances Highlight Mothers Day Services

Fort Davis held multiple services to honor mothers on May 10. At First Methodist, Rev. S M Mims preached on home and faith from I Samuel while bronze candlesticks were dedicated to Mrs J R Johnson. Other churches featured Revival themes with Dr George Thomason of Alpine and Mrs Lucy Foster as organist. Local attendees included Mrs A N Alkire and families from Fort Davis and Marfa.

Fort Davis First Methodist Church S. M. Mims Samuel Hannah J. R. Johnson E. H. Carlton Mims Johnson Marfa Marvin Adkins el Paso First Baptist Church George Thomason Alpine Temple Daugh Thomason Christ Edward Everett Hale Tyrone Kelly First Presbyterian Church Julian T. Hendren Lucy Foster Carlos Marin Ojinaga Mexico George Ordonez

Violet club hosts mothers as guests for special gathering

Wind and dust storms persist with fog. Mount Locke recorded .08 inch moisture on May 4. Temperatures ranged from 30 to 83 degrees through the week. Charles Fairchild and relatives are noted locals. Ed Bartholomews of Houston visited Fort Davis area for several days on business, seen with old friends in Fort Davis, Marfa and Pecos.

McDonald Observatory Mount Locke Ed Bartholomew Houston Fort Davis Marfa Pecos

Death of Leo Fairchild Reported in Fort Davis

Word reached Fort Davis of the death in Carlsbad New Mexico of Leo Fairchild a former local resident. He reportedly died last week and funeral services were held Friday May. He had undergone a major operation months earlier but was thought to be recovered. He leaves his wife and four sons Edward Buddy Leo Jr Tike Robert Tooter and others unnamed.

Fort Davis Carlsbad N. M Leo Fairchild Fairchild Edward Buddy Leo Jr Tike Robert Tooter

Presbyterian Women Meet Deliberate Mission Topics

Members of the Presbyterian Women's Organization met Thursday afternoon May 7 at the homes of Mrs. J. H. Clark and Mrs. W. H. Brennand. Co hosts were Mrs. R. L. Irving and Mrs. A. N. Alkire. Rev. Julian T. Hendren spoke on National Missions Foreign Missions and Human Rights during the session. The worship service was led by Mrs. G.

Baptist Woman's Missionary Union Callie Holt Miss Holt A. N.alkire B. Ceill Presbyterian Women's Organization J. H. Clark W . H. Brennand R. L. Irving A. N. Alkire Julian T. Hendren

Outreach Quiz Program Opens with Prayers and Fellowship

The event led by Mrs. H. E. Sproul featured Mrs. J. W. Merrill who prayed for global missionary work and Mrs. Irving presiding over a brief business session. Mr. Hendren gave the invocation and closing prayer. Ice cream cake tea and coffee served to 12 attendees.

Glory To Goldy thrills High School crowd in May play

A rollicking three act farce titled Glory To Goldy was staged Friday night May 8 by high school pals. Directed by Superintendent George R Moore the comedy featured students from juniors to seniors with Lucy Miller as Goldy and a full supporting cast.

Goldy High School Pails George R. Moore Patsy Espy Lolo Dominguez Joe Webster Gerald Wilson Rudy Granado Douglas Nash

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Joaquin Miller Violet Club Charles Fairchild Fairchilds Presbyterian High School Lone Star Long Sar Brewing Company San Antonio China Pe Rr Ag U.S The Highland Hereford Breeders Association
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