Trans-Texas Airways Hits Four-Year Milestone October 11
Trans-Texas Airways celebrates its fourth anniversary with a fifth year of service starting October 11. The Texas-only carrier has grown from the Route of the Starliners network to a system serving 31 Texas cities and four Mexican border points, with a 10 DC-3 Starliner fleet covering about 6,122 miles daily. The airline employs 395 staff including 27 Cowgirl Hostesses and marks the occasion with passenger certificates and Texas Wrangler/Wranglerette souvenirs.
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Bice Jewelry Store Awards 15 Prizes After First Week
After the first week of business at Wesley Bice Jewelry, fifteen customers who visited and registered won prizes. Recipients include Luggage kit, Mrs Dorris Ian, Elgin watches, Loui Valadez, Swiss watches, Sunbeam toaster and iron, Billy Ward fishing gear, Delta pearls, Mrs E R Cowell jewelry, Ronson lighter, Nellie Moss Elgin vanity, Bettie Mills Waterman set, and R W Webb. The piece notes Santa Claus and reindeer will visit, with a nod to local Christmas festivities.
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Elgin
Richard Day
Loui Valadez
W. R. Sublett
Joanne Ramos
Morgan
Sunbeam
Billy Ward
Felix Keys to Preach at Alpine First Presbyterian Church
Felix Keys a third year student at the Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary will preach this Sunday October 14 at the First Presbyterian Church of Alpine. He is noted in Presbyterian circles for student supply work and is the grandson of Mrs Ella Powell of Houston. Keys and his wife Betty Binion of Dallas both studied at Austin College Sherman, achieving strong scholastic records.
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Struggling Reports Spark Talk of Reopening Alpine County Lads
Local officials note surrounding areas still operate and consider reviving services for the Alpine region and Brewster County. Community members urge trying to restart operations to benefit residents and local economy.
MAKE YOUR OWN CHANGE AT THE BANK
Citizens watched as large shallow bowls of nickels dimes and pennies were placed with a sign reading MAKE YOUR OWN CHANGE. The directors wondered if the setup would work in their town, noting it could ease the strain of handling small money and taxes.
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