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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1936
Page
2
Fragmented excerpt outlines a pudding dish with evaporated milk, oranges, walnuts, citron and spices. Includes steps to soak, fold beaten egg whites, and prepare a French pudding sauce with butter cream and confectioners sugar.
Alpine High and junior high FF A chapters sent representatives Oliver Bierschwale Sam Taylor Doni Callahan Byron Wright Raul So- Yo to the Paso event last Saturday. Despite rain and bad roads the group arrived for the afternoon session and toured El Paso and Old Mexico. The trip showcased Big Bend scenery and Alpine plans to form a federated chapter with candidates from all three schools. Election results named Griffith Oates Byron Wright as president and vice president James Hamilton Douglas Bennett.
A short local note urges residents to support community shops by patronizing home businesses, arguing that dollars sent out of town do not return and that local stores reciprocate support.
Fort Davis experiences the season’s first norther delivering cold weather and a run of heavy gear. Community notes include Home Demonstration and Methodist Revival plans, upcoming cheese making and tomato varieties sessions, and new arrivals Dr. and Mrs. Rudnick from Yerkes Observatory joining the McDonald staff. Fort Davis Indians beat Balmorhea Yellow Jackets 13 to 0 in mud laden conference opener on a wet field with limited offense.
The Parent-Teacher Association held its first meeting of the year at the Junior High School with many members present despite bad weather. New members Alicia McCune and Lethia Chaffin joined. a parade float and Queen candidate were chosen, with votes sold to benefit the PTA. Community speakers and Chamber of Commerce program followed, plus social refreshments. Dr. C. E. Eaton bought the C. E. Jones home near the Methodist church. Urbano Mendias leased the Stewart building to open a dry goods and shoe store later this week.
A young man in a small city uses a newspaper advertisement to market himself as an employee. He frames his services like a product and shows an employer what he can offer, answering what the boss gains and the price they pay. He stresses putting himself in the employer’s shoes and proving value. Patronize Avalanche ado. new back: patronize the HOME FOLKS, they patronize you.
The undersigned applies for a Retail Package Permit from the Liquor Control Board and publishes this notice under Section 10 of House Bill No. 77. Permit to be used at Marathon Dry Store in Marathon Texas. 10-2-2p, JACK TODD, Owner. For engraved cards and announcements see the Avalanche.
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