Halloween social notes from Alpine Society events
Mrs. Robert Beaty hosted the Bridge Club with Halloween decor and a high score by Mrs. Anja Wilson. Eastern Star ladies enjoyed games and ice cream. Garnett Hotel hosted Halloween stunts for about forty guests. Mrs. Webb honored Mrs. Webb with a salad course for fifteen. SES Ross faculty Halloween party featured a ghost parade, costumes, poems, and a magic show, ending with pumpkin pie and bonbons. guests included Hancock, Studhalter, Stigler, and Lancaster families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Beaty
Anja Wilson
Mesdames Burgess
Jurke
Gillett
McCool
Wood
Wilson
Newell
Watson
Gentry
Martin Anderson
Jim Wilson
Eberle
Josephine Linn
Ross
Graiest
Pairyland
Stigler
Elizabeth Bains
Poe
Bertha Mae Hancock
Miriam Webb
Miss Aynesworth
Miss Clevland
Red Cross Appeal for Fifth Annual Roll Call
Alpine Texas November members urged to join the American Red Cross Fifth Annual Membership Roll Call. Mrs A Brown, chairman, notes funds stay in the community with half of dues supporting international work. The message thanks past participants and invites cooperation for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Pueblo Colo
A. Brown
J. M. Pouncey
Circle honors Annie Whitten at Temple social hour
The WOW Circle hosted a social hour after their Friday meeting to honor Mrs. Annie Whitten of Temple who has assisted for several days with Circle affairs. Refreshments, chocolate and cake, were served and the lodge presented a bouquet of cut flowers as thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Whitten
Temple
Notable Sermon Challenges Russellites By Alpine Pastor
Rev. J A McMillan of First Presbyterian Alpine delivered a Sunday night sermon titled Millions Now Living Will Never Die. He rebutted the Russellite lecture defense of 1925 doom and criticized Rutherford’s wartime sedition case, urging clergymen uphold orthodox faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McMillan
First Presbyterian Church of
Alpine
Russell
International Students Bible School
Jesus
Apostle of
Pollock
Hell
United States
McMillan
Oil Field Roundup Reports Mixed Progress in Brewster County
In Brewster County the Twin Cities well near Hovey nears active drilling amid favorable readings of an anticlinal bulge in the Vennsylvanian formation. Nine Points and Wilson No. 2 show cautious progress, while other wells such as Pind Dome and Bone Springs Syndicate consider further drilling as leases and leases near Fort Stockton evolve. Oregon-Texas well reaches 1200 feet. sale notice for Securities Holding Company leases appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster County
Twin Cities
Block 10
Hovey
Smith
Austin
Woodbine
J. W. Ward
W. A. Sweeney
Sweeney
Burke
Fort Stockton
Ward
Fort Worth
Worthand Syndicate
Regents Board Pays Second Fiscal Visit to Sul Ross
The Board of Regents conducts a second fiscal visit to Sul Ross State Normal College on November 7. An informal reception will be held at 8 30 p m in the Normal College auditorium in Alpine. Citizens are invited and urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boarch of Regents
Sul Ross State Normal College
Normal College
Alpine
Alpine Armistice Day Observance Program
Alpine schedules Armistice Day activities at the Normal School auditorium with a program including Songtari Assembly Prayer by Reverend Randy, reading by Mrs. James Casner, chorus by the Ladies Auxiliary, pageant by Miss Vandiver, a High School military drill, flag dedication by Wellborn McKay, and flag raising. A sickness and accident policy from A. J. Beaty, box 594, Alpine, Texas, is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine
Normal School
Songatari
Randy Drill
James Casner
Wellborn McKay
A. J. Beaty
Texas
Christian Science Sunday Service At Opera House
Sunday services begin at 11 o clock in the new Opera House with the sermon subject Adam And Fallen Man. The notice invites public attendance and promotes a building loan plan offering 39 percent annual interest with sickness protection, via Bechtel at Berkeley Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Opera House
Adam
Man
Bechtel
Jat
Berkeley
Well and land notices from Pecos area auction
Reported activity includes the Pecos-Angeles well setting casing at 1225 feet and fishing for slips near Toyah-Bell. Pinal Dome in Loving County advances in a rock salt well to 2900 feet. Five acres of cultivated land near Al Pine offered for 775 dollars cash with well, windmill, iron casing, and water supply noted. Otis Turner ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos-Angeles
Toyah-Bell
Pinal Dome Corporation
Loving County
Alpine
Otis Turner
Music Director Leaves Alpine for Dallas
Miss Allys Boyle, Sul Ross State Normal College music director, departed Alpine last Friday to be with her critically ill mother in Dallas. Mrs. F G Walker will assume Boyle's duties for the rest of the fall term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allys Boyle
Sul Ross State Normal College
Alpine
Miss Boyle
Dallas
F. G. Walker
Intermeidae B Y P U Leader Discuses Bay Meeting
Intermidiate B Y P U leader Lithian Gray leads a meeting on Truett Bay discussion focusing on Romans 14 10 14. Charles Morgan cited scripture as the basis for the dialogue among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truett Bay
Charles Morgan
First Christian Church Bible School Service Times
The notice invites everyone to FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH with Bible school at 9:45 a.m. and preaching at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. under Minister H. M. Bandy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Bible School
Trespass Notice at The Kennedy Pasture
The Kennedy Pasture posted warning no hunting by Mrs. J. P. Kennedy. Entry restricted at the Kennedy property locus. No trespass or hunting permitted on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
J. P. Kennedy
No Trespass Notice on W H Terry Lands
AH persons are hereby notified not to hunt, fish or otherwise trespass on the W H Terry lands. W H Terry. 43 tf. FOR RENT Two nicely furnished rooms close to public school See Ray Hays 39 tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HH. Terry
W. H. Terry
Ray Hays
Used Cars for Sale at Casner Motor Company
Dodge Buick Essex Hudson Ford Overland Oakland options priced from 150 to 1250 dollars. Some freshly painted or rebuilt, with reliable descriptions. Easy terms offered. Also Alpine residence for sale near High School with four rooms and bath, quarter block, inquire at Avalanche office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge
Buick
Essex Hudson
Ford Overland
Oakland
Casner Motor Company
Avalanche
Notice of Trustee's Sale in Brewster County Texas
The trustee Fred Clark announces a sale of 1000 head of sheep including 20 bucks and 980 ewes, located on N. O. Pierson ranch about 12 miles north of Flamond, Brewster County. Sale set for November 8, 1921 at the Alpine courthouse door, between 10 AM and 4 PM, to satisfy a note held by Southern Trust and Commerce Bank of San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star OF Texas
Brewster
Brewster County
Texas
W. E. Sansom
Bh. Shackelford
Ged. W. Page
Southern Trust and Commerce Bank
San Diego
State of California
California
T. B. Shackelford
Geo. W. Page
Alpine
N. O. Pierson
Flamond
Marathon
A. D
Fred Clark
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Alpine Society Notes
Alpine Bridge Club
Mrs. Berkeley
Jh. Berkley
Eastern Star
Mesdames Arthor
Skinner
Edwards
Allen
Stuckey
Scott
Middlebrook
Lownsend
Bennett
Robertson
Trewn
Coleman
Benson
Lois Sumners
Jewel Gillian
Garnett Hotel
Johnnie Johnson
Lorin
Eddie Lee
Grace Garnett
TG. Webb
Halloweeen Party
George W. Haines, Jr
SES
Hancock
Penrod
R. A. Studhalter
Marquis
Walker
W. G. Smith
Ynesworth
Trewer
Elliott
Lancaster
Cleveland
Hans
Hiedell
Peek
Dillingster
Floyd Vandiver
Matthaei
Bertha Mae Kancock
Robert
Richard Marquis
Georgia Lee Smither
Anna Marie Stigler
Ross Smith
Kathy and
Kath
Oonred
Ye Pianry's Home Builders Service
Alpine Lumber Co
Brewster Field
Fort Stockton Field
Devlin Ranch
Toyah Bell
Hale & Lamb
Block
C. C C. Coulter
Bower, Hale & Lamb
Dulin Ranch
Bone Springs Syndicate
Securities Holding Company
G. Ht
Flintham
Notary Public
Topeka
Kanas
Oregon-Texas
Meniang
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Board OF Regents
Christian Science
Intermeditae
Sul Rosst
Dodge Brothers Automobiles
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