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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1937

Page

5

Fragments Describe Guests Moving Between Rooms And Orange Mack Bellows

A fragmented text notes guests were led to other rooms with each showing orange or black Mack bellows. Mentions Meena and real pumpkin Jack C larkerne in a variegated light.

Bowers Meena Jack Clarkerne

Home of Daughter Near Davis Mourns Gray Death

Mrs. Elizabeth Toxana Gray mother of Mrs. RK Merrill died at nine Sunday morning at the Merrill home in Limeia Canyon after a two day illness. Born near Madisonville, Tennessee July 14 1848 she left a large family including Tom and Sam Gray Mrs W H Veal Weatherford Texas Mrs ML McDonald Los Angeles Mrs HL A Sparks Dallas Bre 0 Le Peoples Aledo and Mrs Merrill. Funeral arrangements were in Aledo, with most children at her side. Her gentle, thoughtful nature left a lasting impression on many friends.

Fort Davis Sis Wisabeth Toxana Gray RK. Merrill Merrill Limgia Canyon Geny Weathword RW. Grey Madison Ville Toon Sven Tom Sam Gray W. HL Veal Weatherford Texas ML. McDonald Los Angeles A. Sparks Dallas Aledo Durlal

Sul Ross faculty wedding noted with readings and gifts

Mrs Rita Massey becomes Mrs Seldon Robinson in a Sul Ross college faculty wedding. Guests gathered in the lodge for the afternoon event as Mrs Solon Ayers presided over a guest book full of well wishes and cordial remarks.

Sul Ross College Seldon Robinson Rita Massey Ealer, Lock Mig Anna D. Linn Solon Ayers Teride

Eastern Star meeting honors Mrs. Brows at Masonic hall

The Order of Eastern Star held a stated meeting at the Masonic hall. Members and guests witnessed an honor for Mrs. Bula Brows, introduced as Grand Trustee of the Grand Chapter of Texas. She received a gift from the local chapter as the delegate report from the recent Grand Chapter was presented.

ARS Brown Order of Eastern Star Masonic Hall Bula Brows Grand Chapter of Texas Distres Wo

Do s Part ies at Green cafe host lunch and bridge

A hint of coming winter accompanied Mrs Wells McIntyre s Mexican lunch on Wednesday at the Green cafe. Her Lucky Thirteen club and guests played contract bridge, then moved to the hostess home for an afternoon of cards with a salad and dessert following the game.

Bernal Slight LD. Harris Carl Thain Ernest Mollison B. E Caldwell Rice Paul Vogt Frank Frank McCollum Contract Bridge Tuseday Afernoon Holland Avenue Meedames W. K. Neill W. C. Cotton HG. Watson B. R Caldwell J. W. Fraser J. W. Shepperd C. D. Wood A. N. Brown Nelson J. Burgess Prises Anja Wilson Prise W. H. Terry Mab Mes James Wells McIntyre Gene Benson Edgar Martin Clay Holland J. 8. Hord

Hidden Treasure Tales Revived in Texas Panhandle

Amarillo reports revived legends of hidden wealth in the Texas Panhandle. Tales include a payroll of silver coins buried near the South Canadian River mouth and ruins of wagons from a skirmish, yet no treasure found. Another legend centers on a Spanish treasure near Palo Duro Canyon and a Mexican dreamer rumored to still seek it.

Amarillo Panama Tesas Panhandle Palo Duro Canyon Santa Fe

Dodson Means to Resume Work Today Near Alpine

Dodson Means will resume drilling at the Dodson Means test, 18 miles northeast of Alpine, to prepare for casing cutting. The hole has reamed to 6001 feet 10 eight inches with rough conditions noted. The G H Storey test near Grown Valley south of Alpine remains shut at about 2500 feet.

Alpine

Davenport Manufacturer Claims Long Ferry Gap

A terse city record quotes Mr Flack declaring that Senator Daop has had only a ferry of move in a century, repeating a local dispute over transportation projects and government action.

Davenport

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