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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1946
Page
2
A reflective Alpenite notes Homecoming at Sul Ross with banquets and football, mentions new radio studio at Holland Hotel, and praises Alpine views toward Cathedral Mountain. Citizens discuss noise, depot progress, crossing signals, and civic concerns while recounting community life and remembrances.
A fragmented monologue touches on hunting, family discipline, and political power. The speaker riffs on qualifications for influence and questions election outcomes while lamenting meat prices and recalling a travel-kit mischief. The tone blends humor with political skepticism and regional referents.
At The Churches Assembly of God Baptist Catholic Christian Church of Christ and other denominations present their service schedules. The listing names pastors Frank C Dutton Francis Juaniz Joan B Pickering Alvia Wagner and notes times for Sunday school morning worship and midweek meetings.
A summer note tells of George Lines raising 300 sacks of onions weighing 50 pounds each and accepting an OPA price of 110 dollars per sack or two and one fifth cents per pound, proving unprofitable after actor profits and grocer margins. The excerpt also presents a Bible verse and a Christian Science passage about confession and prosperity, followed by St James Episcopal Church announcements for Sunday services and activities.
Sunday school at 10 am led by Bruce Martin Suj Morning worship at 1 pm Mid-week service Wednesday at 1 pm Young people’s service at 6 pm led by Mrs F E Bucy Woman’s Foreign Missionary society meets second Tuesdays led by Mrs TM Hill Evangelistic service at 7 pm worship with George Pearse pastor Morning worship at 11 am United Youth Fellowship Evening service 7 30 Choir rehearsal Wednesday Junior 4 pm Sete pm
The clipping notes shifting talk of labor troubles and Republican support in Washington and Arizona, an Alpine push to abolish rent control, and cattle shipments from Maxoe to the Santa Fe line. It mentions a new radio station rebroadcasting from Pittsburgh and a San Antonio observer on government and labor.
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