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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1938

Page

5

Alpine Women Attend Tea in Marfa and Fort Davis AAUW Meet

Alpine women joined Mrs. O L Shipman at a Marfa tea themed around a European summer trip. Members H W Morelock J C Coleman W Van Sickle and D M Bennett attended with Mrs Morelock assisting. AAUW chapter met at Mrs Eepy Miller Fort Davis with Miss Annie Mate Ferguson hosting and guests including Mrs L E Wood Mrs J H Clark and Mrs J K Miller.

Marfa O. L. Shipman el Paisahér Europe Mesdames H. W. Morelock J. C. Coleman W. van Sickle D. M. Bennett AAUW Miller Some Fort Davis Knox Reid L. EB. Wood J. H. Clark J. K Miller Richard Irv

Birthday Party for Gaile Barrow Celebrated

Mrs J G Barrow entertained on Thursday October 13 honoring her daughter Gaile. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments including pink and blue decorations, a cake with seven candles, and cream in Dixie cups. Helpers listed include Carolyn Cooley Harriet Walker Susan Walker Jane Famer Ruby Burcham Shirley Rivers Emily Livingston Eddie Martin Otis French Wanda White Phyllis Harrison Shirley Rankin Davida Sublett Joe Pope Peggy Feather son Dorothy King Wanda Beall Lelette Barrow and Gerdine Barrow.

J. G. Barrow Gaile Carolyn Cooley Harriet Susan Walker Jane Famer Ruby June Burcham Shirley Ann Rivers Emily Grace Livingston Eddie Martin Otis French Wanda Ruth White Phyllis Elaine Harrison Shirley Rankin Davida Mae Sublett Joe Nell Pope Peggy Featherson Dorothy King Wanda Beall Lelette Gerdine Barrow

Auxiliary Delegates Elected for District Convention

At a called meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary Mrs. Frank Weddin Mrs. M. L. Hopson and Mrs. W. P. Hinson were elected delegates to the Sixteenth district convention in Midland on October 23 and 30. Mrs. Anna Gard Mrs. George Baines and Mrs. J. C. Coleman were elected alternates. Hopson named state chairman of Membership and members are urged to pay dues and attend the regular meetings moved to the second Friday each month.

American Legion Auxiliary Frank Weddin M. L. Hopson W. P. Hinson Midland Anna Gard George Baines J. C. Coleman Hopson

Community Circle Announces Officers and Roles

The notice names Mrs. F. P. Reeder as chairman and Mrs. E. R. Cox as circle secretary, outlining positions within the organization and indicating the leadership structure.

F. P. Reeder Secy.circle E. R. Cox

Rotary lunch hosts guests and a departing president

Thirty two members attend the weekly Rotary lunch with two guests Mr Makeover of San Antonio and Janie Lee Rowland Sul Ross Junior named Rotary Ann. Joel Wright announces Alpine Rotary leader moves to Marfa and wishes him well. A knowledge test reveals scores from 10 to 85 and notes on sleep position and a Yonkers speeding arrest.

Rotary Mr. Makeover San Antonio Janie Lee Rowland Sul Ross American United States

Three purse luncheon hosted by Mrs W H Terry

A Monday luncheon hosted by Mrs W H Terry featured members of her contract club. Flowers included marigolds asters dahlias and chrysanthemums. Prizes went to Mrs Clay Holland and Mrs W H Terry Jr with honors for high second and low scores awarded to Mrs Terry Mrs Mollison and Mrs Vogt respectively.

W. H. Terry Clay Holland W. H. Terry, Jr Mesdames Mab McCool Nelle Ferguson J. Ms. Hord A. H. Richardson Wells McIntyre

Black-Draught Eases Constipation Prefers It For Relief

Readers note they favor Black-Draught for constipation and urge friends to try it. The remedy is made from leaves and roots, does not disturb digestion, and stimulates the lower bowel to relieve constipation.

Cactus gatherers wanted price per hundred sought

Cactus growers seek offers for Greggii and Claranthus among others. Request price per 100 sent to Westex Cactus Gardens P O Box 624 Cisco Texas 10 7 3p. Logt offers bi focal glasses with shell rims reward to R 8 Carnes Alpine Drug Store Ip.

Gerdens P. O Cisco Tex R. 8 Carnes Alpine Drug Store C. F. Brown Alpine

Grocers Feature New Waffle Menu This Month

Town grocers showcase a magic waffle menu with items like Aunt Jemima mix orange juice and syrup. Instructions urge simple steps to perfect waffles in three minutes including greasing the iron and serving immediately to keep crispness.

Jemima

Anniversary Specials Prompt Fall Wardrobe At Midget Beauty Shop

A local beauty shop promotes a one week anniversary sale to refresh fall wardrobes with a new coiffure. Mrs Margaret Allen invites friends to contact the Midget Beauty Shop at the listed phone for services and permanent styling during autumn.

Margaret Allen

Sul Ross Animal Husbandry Dept Stock Highlights Donated cattle

The Sul Ross Animal Husbandry department shows strong stock from West Texas donors. A registered Hereford bull raised by Halbert and Hoggett Mertzon recently sold for 1000 dollars. The college owns 10 registered Hereford heifers and 35 registered sheep donated by local ranchers.

Sul Ross Animal Husbandry West Texas Halbert & Hoggett Mertzon

Avalanche Scrip Discount Opens El Paso Hotel Benefit

Patrons at a El Paso hotel can settle bills by purchasing Avalanche scrip at a 25 percent discount. The program ties local fundraising to hotel services, inviting guests to contribute while paying with discounted vouchers.

el Paso Avalanche

Three New Plants Found in Big Bend National Park Area

Ernest G. Marsh Jr of Austin discovered three previously unreported plants while working as a National Park Service student technician in Big Bend. Two plants were named after Marsh and Pennell, with Abutilon marshii described as a wild mallow resembling a hollyhock and Leucophyllum pennelli linked to the field of botany.

Santa FE N. M Big Bend National Park Texas National Park Service Ernest G. Marsh, Jr Austin University of Texas Big Bend Marsh Paul Standley Field Museum Chicago Abutilon Marshii Leucophyllum Pennelli Francis W. Pennell Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sciences

No trespassing on ranch posted by Kate Nevill

Notice forbids hunting wood hauling and any trespassing on the ranch and posts the warning with Mrs Kate Nevill signature. The sign urges local residents to trade at home and mentions date 10 14 tfc.

Kate Nevill

Avalanche Advertising Column Sells One Page Ad Space

The Avalanche column offers a single paid advertisement slot for sale, describing 1 page of storefront or service promotion to potential buyers. The notice emphasizes clear copy space and timely placement for local business exposure.

Local Rancher Gifts Alpine Pep Squad New Uniforms

The Alpine High School pep squad of about 40 members wore new uniforms donated by A. H. Richardson, a rancher from Alpine, during the Fort Davis Alpine game last Friday. Leaders’ uniforms were delayed but due for the next home game. A Fort Davis drill between halves drew applause.

Alpine High School A. H. Richardson Pep Cauad Fort Davis

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Gaile Barrow Net F. C. Donahue Yonkers N. Y Bridge Clubs BLACK Monkey Latie Brittle C. B. Casey Drury Wood North Alpine W. Seybert Jack Cross FURN Apply Avalanche Office Tfe C. E. Davidson Avalanche Office P. T. Ross Alpine Disposal Service Sul Ross Animal Husbandry Dept Big Bend Park Bob Steele Thunder Zorco G. Robinson Little Caesar Am the Law Thurs Gene Autry Smiley Burnett Alpine Beer Parlor Chevrolet Casner Motor Company Storey-Whiteside Lumber Co
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