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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1945
Page
3
The Cub Scouts held their monthly Pack meeting on Tuesday October 16 issuing new membership cards and awarding Bobcat pins. Several parents attended and were invited to attend future meetings.
Cubs meet at Cubmaster Tom McPherson’s home 105 West Ave D at 3 p m. All urged to attend.
Cousin Herald Goodman and his Saddle Mountain Roundup stage show featuring radio stars will play Granada Theatre Sunday and Monday after a Southwest tour. Acts include Sierra Sue, Sally Simpkins, Little Jill, Woody Johnson, and Johnnie Leach, with a tour planned for veterans' hospitals and army camps in Texas and New Mexico.
Tuesday's Lions Club gathering featured C. P. Dalney Harry A Montgomery and Pat McCarthy J N Beard and T A Beard with Mrs Virginia Link Mrs June Weyerts and Claudine Dunlap joined by Roy Whiteside who arranged the program The visiting college artists were introduced and the club noted the talent of Mrs Link and Mrs Weyerts with Miss Dunlap also performing in duets as the group planned a future project despite uncertain returns from the event talent and reception were discussed.
Baptist church lists Sunday school 10 am led by M D Pitman and morning service at 11 am. Mid week meetings include Wednesday 8:30 pm teachers meeting and evening service 7:30 pm. Choir rehearsal Sunday 4 pm led by R L Wittner. Catholic masses Sunday and weekday 7:30 pm. Francis Juaniz pastor. Lord's supper and morning worship 9:48 am. Young people's meeting 6:30 pm. evening worship 7:30 pm. John E Pickering minister. rotating cantors at 6:30 pm. Marvin Williams pastor. Public invited to attend services and worship.
The lesson sermon for Sunday October 28 1919 in Christian Science includes the Golden Text from Matthew 24 13 14 and a citation from James 1 12 noting endurance through temptation leads to a crown of life The readings also cite Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures as part of the lesson though the text is truncated in places
HURCH OF CHRIS Bible classes at 10 am worship 10 50 am Young people's meeting 7 pm Evening service 9 pm Wednesday Women's Bible class 3 pm Prayer meeting 7 pm You are invited to be present ALVIA WAGNER Minister ST JAMES EPISCOPAL Services at 9 30 am each Sunday until further notice METHODIST The earth is the Lord s and the fullness thereof the world and they that dwell therein Psalm 21 Ganethet 666 3 1 Wol drum Supt J G Barrow assist Mrs Roy Owen secretary Morning worship 11 sermon subject The Measuring Line
Morning worship at 9:45 and 11. Church school begins at 10 with worship and teaching for all ages. A service for all may participate with choir rehearsals led by W C Friesen. Sanctuary open daily for prayer. hospitality, dining, and kitchen open for service men and families. Pastor Red B Rogers invites all.
A reproduction of the Honorable Discharge Button is presented for men who have received an honorable discharge from the armed forces. The device honors service and reflects a traditional emblem used in veteran recognition programs.
One of the last cow outfits in the Southwest to operate a traditional old west round-up, the Mescalero Apache Indians of Mescalero New Mexico are gathering their cattle for fall marketing. The Apaches, descendants of Geronimo era warriors, prepare a traditional roundup in October.
The region’s cattle story starts in 1912 with 2000 Herefords. Today a team of 20 cowboys with 80 to 75 saddle horses and an old chuckwagon drives 12,000 cattle, selecting 3,000 steers and calves for Fall Delivery while moving the remainder to winter range.
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