Alpine Halloween Carnival Promises Spooky Night
At the Tuesday morning assembly Me Head spoke of the Parent Teacher Association carnival. Last year’s weather spoiled the event but almanac predictions call for good weather this year. Alpine residents are urged to attend and spend money with hopes for a festive night and no property damage. The parade will feature novel costumes and floats with prizes for winners and fun, fruit, and frivolity after school.
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Head
Parent-Teacher Association
Almanac
Alpine
Spooks Parade At Carnival On Main Street
A carnival on Low Main street across from business buildings invites families to dress in costumes for a parade Monday night. Costume will be the highlight of the event as spectators enjoy the festive, spooky theme.
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Main Street
Junior Red Cross Talk at Junior High School
On October 27 Mr. Agne spoke to the Junior Red Cross at the Junior High School about international schools and American aid. He cited Polish children saving money during the Mississippi flood to aid flood sufferers, illustrating that Americans also give. Rev. Murray, new Presbyterian minister, attended and offered ongoing support to school efforts.
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Junior Red Cross
Agne
Head
Red Cross
Agnes
Mississippi
Rev. Murray
Ninth Grade Plans Halloween Parade Get-Up Prize
The Ninth Grade met Thursday at recess with President Harvey Taylor presiding to discuss parade plans for Halloween. A committee was appointed to decide the details. The class pledges to strive for the prize offered by the P.T.A. Association for best class get-up.
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Harvey Taylor
P.T. Association
Alpine Junior High Bucks Tuck Journey to Fort Stockton
Alpine Junior High Tucks journey to Fort Stockton to face the strong Stockton team in football. The Bucks hope to improve after a 12-0 loss earlier in the season.
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Alpine
FT. Stockton
Fort Stockton
Stockton
Axrega
Bucks
Chapel Exercises Emphasize American Good Citizenship
A fragment describes chapel exercises held last Tuesday morning. The program included recitations of the pledge to the flag and a message urging students to be good Americans, noting that patriotism applies to diverse backgrounds from Assyria or Mexico or any country.
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Rezuar Chapel
Hela
Assyria
Mexico
Seventh Grade Picnic At Presbyterian Canyon
Seventh graders enjoyed a picnic at Presbyterian Canyon last Friday. Misses Caldwell McDaniel and Mesdames Brown Lewis and Hud man led the group from the school house around 4 o clock in automobiles and trucks. The boys and girls explored rocks played games and shared a large spread. Nearly all students attended the outing with only a few missing the fun.
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Presbyterian Canyon
Caldwell
McDaniel
Mesdames Brown
Lewis
Hudman
Suppose Sermon on Word Great Inspires Community
The Christian Church pastor LEON WILLIAMS announces next Sunday's sermon on the word SUPPOSE exploring how absence of government schools or examples might shape life. Morning services begin 11 a.m with Bible school at 9:45 and evening preaching at 7:30. other activities listed.
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Christian Church
Senior Endeavor
Leon Williams
Pastor Seeks Alpine Citizenship and City Service
A Presbyterian minister announces arrival in Alpine to become pastor and adopt full civic involvement. He expresses commitment to the church and to the city’s upbuilding, seeking to share in Alpine’s welfare and progress as a resident and community member.
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Presbyterian Church
Alpine
Alpine Presbyterians Invite New Pastor to Lead Congregation
The Alpine Presbyterian Church announces the arrival of David J. Murray as pastor for Cullime, pledging seven days a week service. Services Sunday include Sunday School at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. and 7:20 p.m. The Baptist Church also advertises services with a seven piece orchestra led by Prof. Mead and hymn groups, plus evening sermons and Bible studies as the two churches invite continued community participation.
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Alpine
Cullime
Apostle Paul
David J. Murray
Baptist Church
H.R. Allen
Paw Jor
Willay
Prof
Mead
Sunbeame
Mes. Sparks
Bessie Chyle Leath
BLY. P. U
Onis Vineyard
WM. U
Christ of the Indian Road
Pam
St James Episcopal Ay School Service Times
St James Episcopal Ay holds Sunday services each evening at 10 30 except the first Sunday monthly when service is at 11. The public is cordially invited to attend. Priest in charge F A Thorold Eller.
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St. James Episcopal Ay School
F. A. Thorold-Eller
Baptists Lead in Sunday School Attendance
Baptist Sunday school attendance held first place with 182 present, one fewer than the prior week. Methodists were second with 153, up six. Other totals included Christian 72, Church of Christ 44, Episcopal 11, Methodist 15, Presbyterian 63, with a weekly total around 183.
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Baptist
Cristian
Woreh of Christ
Episcopal
Methodist
Presbyterian
Methodist Ladies Observe Week of Prayer
The Methodist church women plan a Week of Prayer with a service on November 8 at 8 pm led by Mrs T A Beard. The program includes Bible readings, talks on Valley Institute and Palmore Woman's Institute, hymns, prayers, solos, and collection details noted for the church.
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Ladies of the Methodist Church
Mra T. A. Beard
Nym
Hible Towen
J.P Parker
Wright
Valley Institute
John Gentry
Mra
HL. Stuckey
Palmore Woman's Institute
Solo
J.T. Mullenix
Nine Hymn
Ayer
Coleetion
J. HL Reetor
Avor
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