Alpine High to Meet Midland High in Tough Friday Game
Alpine High School faces Midland High at Jackson Field this Saturday at 3 30 p m in a likely hard contest. Tickets 25 and 50 cents. Also notes Alpine Senior Class for 1926 27 elected officers with Ray Roberts as president and Johnnie Allen as vice president. The Girls Athletic Association plans candy sales to fund basketball and volleyball equipment.
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Alpine
Midland High School
Alpine Boys
Jackson Field
Tom Skevington
Walter Smith
William Smith
T. R. Knight
James Frazer
Norman Lease
Charles Treadwell
Floyd Carter
Harry Watson
Clifton Moss
Ray Roberts
Quanah Allen
Ahs
Alpine High School
Johnnie Allen
Roy May
Jane Garrett
Vicky Young
Mr. McKenzie
Alpine High
Marfa
Pecos
Girls’ Athletic Association
Little Light Bearers Class Hosts Refreshments at Mrs Garretts
The Presbyterian Sunday school teachers Miss Jane Garrett and Miss Adrian Turney hosted the Little Light Bearers class last Monday at 4 pm at Mrs H N Garretts home. Ice cream and cake were served.
Forty-two Club Meets At Mrs Waynes Home
Mrs Mary Waynes hosted the Forty-two Club Tuesday afternoon at her residence. Mrs Pope captured high score for the session. After the games the hostess served an ice course. attendees included Messrs Burgess, Pope, Homer Ferguson, Clay Holland, Sandifer, John Young Jr., Guy Crawford, Middlebrook, Leo Howell, Morelock, Cas Edwards and Ida Kokernot.
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Mary Waynes
Mesdames Burgess
Pope
Homer Ferguson
Clay Holland
Sandifer
John Young, Jr
Guy Crawford
Middlebrook
Leo Howell
Morelock
Cas Edwards
Ida Kokernot
Alpine Study Club Meeting at Mrs Mary Haynes Home
The Alpine Study Club convened at the residence of Mrs Mary Haynes for its latest gathering. Members discussed upcoming events and shared progress on ongoing projects in a concise, routine session.
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Alpine Study Club
Mary Haynes
Millay study marks Alpine Club meeting
Thursday afternoon the club discussed next year's course of study tying into Federation programs. One prize will be offered at Alpine Public School for the highest yearly average. Members present included Mrs. Van Sickle and Mr. Gillespie who gave a Millay biographical sketch and read several poems. A salad tea followed with many attendees listed.
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van Sickle
Federation
Mesdames
George Baines
Morelock and
Perkins
Alpine
Mesdames Wood
Hancdetkt
Davis Mountain Federation
Fort Davis
Stuckey
Gillespie
Anne Aynesworth
Mil dred Rouse Weds Byron Yates in City Ceremony
Mr and Mrs I T Rouse announce the marriage of their daughter Mil dred to Byron Yates of this city. The wedding was held Friday October 1 at the bride’s parents home on FMisache street with Rev Patrick Henry performing. Attendants were Miss Grace Gender and George Livingston. The couple left for Houston and Galveston and will reside at 623 West Elmira Street. Byron is the son of Mr and Mrs G H Yates of this city.
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I. T. Rouse
Mildred
Byron Yates
Fmisache Street
Patrick Henry
Miss Grace Gender
George Livingston
Local educator and athletic director wed in city
He attended city schools and Sul Ross College. He has worked in San Antonio as athletic director at Thomas Nelson Page High School for four years. The Avalanche joins friends in wishing the couple a long and happy married life.
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Sul Ross College
San Antonio
Thomas Nelson Page High School
The
Avalanche
Church Services and Growth At Buren Sparks Church
Sunday School at 9 45 Preaching by the pastor at 11 Junior Intermediate and Senior B Y P U meet at 6 30 pm Evening service at 7 30 pm. Twelve additions in two Sundays as congregation grows W M A organized church votes to build new pastor home about 3000 pounds. Buren Sparks pastor.
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Buren Sparks
Rev Davis to Conference in Roswell NM
Rev R F Davis pastor of the Methodist church left Monday for Roswell New Mexico to attend the annual New Mexico district conference. He expects to return next Monday. He is popular here and his congregation hopes for his return for another year.
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R. F. Davis
Methodist Church
Roswell
New Mexico
Christian Church Morning Service and Evening Sermon Schedule
The church invites all to morning Bible School and service with a short sermon on a controversial title. Evening service at seven features the CBE and a sermon on the Supreme Court's Indictment. The Ladies' Mission Circle meets October 12 at the parsonage with Elaine Crawford assistant hostess and Davis Kelly leader.
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CBE
Ida Mae Weyerts
Supreme Court
Ladies’ Mission Circle
Elaine Crawford
Davis Kelly
S. R. McClure
Church of Christ Holds Sunday Bible Study at Courthouse
The Church of Christ meets at the Courthouse each Sunday at 10 a.m for Bible study and communion. The public is invited to attend.
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Church of Christ
Courthouse
Christian Science Services at Mojave Theatre Sunday
Christian Science services will be held every Sunday at 11 a.m. in the Mojave Theatre with the public cordially invited to attend.
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Mojave Theatre
Catholic Church Services in Southern Town
The church offers 8:30 a.m. English Mass with sermon, 10:00 a.m. Spanish Mass, 3:00 p.m. Sunday School, and 7:00 p.m. Evening Prayers with a sermon on Christian life, followed by 7:30 p.m. Holy Mass. Non Catholics welcome to the Mother church.
Davis Mountain Region Sees Fresh Moisture and Warm Outlook
Rain fell almost daily in the Davis Mountain region last week keeping Highland country in fine shape. Temperatures dipped Tuesday afternoon and persisted until yesterday, then rose to warm and balmy conditions with prospects of pleasant weather ahead.
The Stray Cat by Wesley Peacock
A foundling alley cat slips into a home and is treated with mixed affection from children and resident cats. The story traces the neighborhood gossip, the cats view of the intruder, and the hopeful fate of the stray named brat. The ending hints at daily routines and a simple domestic scene.
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the Stray Cat By
Wesley Peacock, Ph. B
Train Schedules and Times Listed for Several Services
A timetable fragment lists trains including 104 Argonaut at 2:09 a.m. 102 Limited 8:56 p.m. 103 Argonaut 1:55 a.m. 7 Sunset Mail 11:35 p.m. and 101 Limited at 3:56 p.m. Also mentions Sunset Mail 623 and Train 8.
Orient Early Morning and Evening Express Schedule
The notice lists the KC M and C Orient service times with evening at 8 40 p m and morning at 9 15 a m indicating a local train schedule for the line. No other details or destinations are provided in the readable text.
Mail-Closing Times for Westbound Train 7
The west bound Mail-Closing Train 7 carries a closed pouch for Marfa and also for El Paso and points beyond. Orient mail closes at 8 35 a.m.
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San Antonio
Marfa
el Paso
Orient Mail
Baptists Let Contract for Remodeling Parsonage
The Baptist church at a business meeting awarded Howell Lumber Company a contract to remodel the pastor's home. Plans include concrete foundations porches new floors plumbing fixtures and added rooms with sheet rock interior and plaster exterior in Oriental finish. Estimated cost around 3500 dollars.
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The
Baptist Church
Howell Lumber Company
Baptists
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BUCKS
Midland High
Churches and Society
ALL Ladies
Forchheimer
Dre Partment Store
Rouse
Byron
G. H. Yates
Bible School
Christian Science
Catholic Church Services
Gregorio Fernandez
Davis Mountain
the Foundling
G. H
S. A
S. P
Orient
Louisiana Lumber & Supply Co
Amarillo
Dallas
Texas
Arcola
R. A. McMurry
Alpine Mercantile Co
Vee Beran
Wiss
Model Tailors
Servicn
Alpine Transfer
J. A. Whitfield
Proprietor
Buick
Casner Motor Co
Alpine, Texas
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