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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1954
Page
3
Fort Stockton Memorial Hospital records include a newborn at 6 42 pounds on arrival and a birth announced for Trixie Jan weighing 9 pounds. Local families share school events, travel to Austin for a Texas Arkansas game, and notes on teachers, courtesy visits, and upcoming Presbyterial planning. The piece lists multiple families, grandparents, and community activities, with minor travel and school updates.
Laymen from Presbyterian Baptist and Methodist churches led services with guest speakers, including W. V. Gross and A. E. Danheim. April 24 dedication announced for the Baptist church annex, plus PTA meeting details and a Halloween carnival planned for Oct 30. Museum adopts winter schedule with Saturday and Sunday hours. five life memberships reported in the Fort Davis Historical Society.
Mr and Mrs Charles B Hey duck of Egan Louisiana announce the birth of a son John Charles on October 14. The child weighed a newborn weight not fully shown in the excerpt.
Mr and Mrs Clay Espy Miller of Fort Davis announce the birth of their third son James Clay Miller in a Marfa hospital on Saturday October 16. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs C E Miller Sr of Fort Davis. Maternal grandmother is Mrs A Canada of Tulsa Oklahoma who was visiting this week.
The past week saw low temperatures with no snow or rain. McDonald Observatory on Mount Locke recorded daily highs and lows including Monday October 11 at 73 and 57 degrees and Tuesday at 79 and 55 degrees.
The Presbyterian Woman's Organization gathered at Mrs. R. L. Irving's home on Thursday afternoon October 14. Mrs. W. H. Brennand led the devotional with the theme The Open Door.
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