Baptist Sunny School and Worship Schedule Overview
At Ai TheC Churches the Baptist calendar lists Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. sacred memorial service led by the American Legion during morning hour. Training Union at 6 30 p.m. Evening service at 7 20 p.m. Evening services canceled for Sul Ross bac cealaureate events. Midweek teachers meeting at 6 45 p.m. prayer service 7 30 p.m. Junior choir Friday 5 p.m. Senior choir Friday 7 30 p.m. Pastor Bryan Judge extends a cordial welcome.
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Baptist Sunny School
The
American Legion
Training Union
Sul Ross
Bryan Judge
Christian 4m church services at morning and evening
The church announces a morning service at 10 50 a m with Lord's Supper and sermon by the minister and a young people's meeting at 6 30 pm followed by evening worship at 7 20 pm. The public is invited to attend these services. John E Pickering is the minister.
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M. Mon
John E. Pickering
Ancient and Modern Necromancy Denounced Lesson-Sermon
Christian Science lesson for Sunday June 2 denounces ancient and modern necromancy and mesmerism. Golden Text psalms 73 26 27 affirms God as strength and portion. Romans 13 1 urges submission to higher powers. Science and Health passage defines God as divine Principle of all that represents Him and Exists.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Church and St James Episcopal Sunday Services and Notices
Church of Christ invites attendance with Bible classes at 10 a m worship at 11:50 a m and evening service and midweek events. Alvia Wagner, minister. St James Episcopal announces morning service each Sunday at 11 o'clock until further notice.
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ST. James Episcopal
Methodist Church Schedule Promises Evening Sermons
Morning worship at 11 includes sermon He Was Taken Up and communion Sunday. Church school at 9 45 led by H L Wirum with J G Barrow assisting Mrs Roy Owen. Evening services begin 7 48 with I Must Abide. Young people and Junior services at 6 30.
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Church School
H. L. Wirum
J. G. Barrow
Roy Owen
What is a chamber of commerce and Alpine notes
A local column explains that a chamber of commerce serves individuals and the community, aiming to link residents with services and promote overall growth. Alpine hosts district American Legion and FFA meetings, considers bidding for the National Firemen’s convention, and discusses Sul Ross college’s agricultural ambitions and new resort locations.
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Chamber of Commerce
Alpine
American Legion
FFA
Big Bend
Sul Ross College
Jarent
Sul Ross
Ing
Change of location and church services announced
Our new building at corner N. 11th St and W. Ave B will host Sunday school at 10 am led by Bruce Martin, Supt, morning worship at 11, mid week service Wednesday evening, Young People's service at 6 15 pm, Evangelistic service at 7 pm. Mrs F E Bucy presides Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meeting on the second Tuesday with Mrs T M Hill as president. George Pearse, Pastor invites all to worship.
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Egion Hall
N. 11Th St
W. Ave. B
Bruce Martin
F. E. Bucy
Press Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Mra
T. M. Hill
Political announcements list for 1946 Democratic primary
Announcement pamphlet lists candidate names for offices in Val Verde and surrounding counties. Includes R F Thomason for Congress, M Conger Jones and Charles B Moore for Val Verde County seats, Felix P McGaughy for County Judge, Clarence Hord for Sheriff and more, with re election notes and precinct officials. Also features church notices and inflation restraint appeals.
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Cunty
Congress
R. F. Thomason
M. Conger Jones
Val Verde
Charles B
MW. B. Pruett
W. C. Hernandez
Harry A Davis Zarl Clark
W. T. Dunnington
F.C
Clint Fulcher
Alpine Cats Ranch Life Dominates Local Baseball Park
Range Pow Wow reveals Alpine Cats as a ranch outfit with Herbert Kokernot and JL Kokernot backing in the 06 ranch the best in Texas. D Burleson and Bob Burleson play key roles while Billie Ward runs large ranching interests. Chief Riggs leads the team’s bat with rugged ranching aura attracting crowds to Kokernot Field. Umpires Harris Young Dorris manage play as Witt Stack runs the refreshment stand amid western flair. Also notes wool textile workers earned 86 cents an hour in 1945.
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Alvine Cats
Herbert Kokernot
The
Cats
JL. Kokernot
Texas
D. Burleson
Bob
Billie Ward
Chief Riggs
Wally Davis
Ray McNeil
Wells
Powers
Thornton
Goges
Lianes
Marselo
George Ze
Farafon
Moore
Ranehren
Kokernot Field
Jag Harris
Bill Dorris
Witt
Stack
Whitmore Named Head of USO Campaign Effort
The article notes the United Service Organizations campaign appointing Whitmore as its national chairman. It cites Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower urging broad and sustained USO support, and identifies Whitmore as a longtime New York philanthropist with extensive charitable affiliations.
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USO
Nationai
Eisenhower
Whitmore
Chatman
New York City
Natioign
Summer Sanitation by Dr. Joel Wright urges city cleanliness
City Health Officer urges residents to cover garbage and water tanks keep premises free of fly and mosquito breeding sites keep ice and milk in clean containers and think up ways to maintain a cleaner city to lower epidemics like dysentery food poisoning and polio
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Joel Wright
Music and Radio Shows Highlight Fringe Entertainments
A quirky feature outlines music and radio show ventures with a focus on eclectic acts and venues. It notes new programs and performances with an emphasis on novelty and urban entertainment options.
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Francis Juaniz
Christian
Christian Science
Church OF Christ
Alvia Wagner
Livingston Funeral Home
Marvin Williams
Nazaren
George Pearse
Presbyterian Sunday School
Fred S. Rogers
Securities
Jeff Davis County
F. M. (Roe) Miller
Fame Safe
Army
Sika
Distriputea Py
John L. Woo
Weems Way
Res
el Paso, Texas
Ted Moore
Opel
Rei
C.O.D
K&k
Burgh Life
Dept
Pittsburgh
Pease
Renesas
EL Paso
Kokernot
Brewster County Motors
East Holland
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