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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1947

Page

2

Why We Writers Carry On and Labor Day Reflections

A light column mix of humor and social commentary runs through Labor Day notes in the West and East, with thoughts on why writers write, union debates over the Taft Hartley Act, a worried parent about a sick child who later reveals banana pudding as culprit, school starts, and procrastination.

Billy Rose Rita Hayworth Mary Livingston West East Little Devil

New Longer Lines Slim Heavy Figures

Chicago readers are told that new Fall styles by Herbert Levy will coordinate all dress lines with longer skirts to create better proportion and an illusion of height. The piece notes impact on shorter figures and includes a stray quote about Christians versus other groups. It also lists peanut and cranberry producing states and highlights Massachusetts as cranberry leader. Keep Alpine money in Alpine.

Chicago Herbert Levy Georgia Alabama Texas North Carolina Virginia Oklahoma Massachusetts Wisconsin New Jersey Washington Oregon

Church Service Schedule and Pastor Notices

At The Churches Sunday School 9 45 a m Morning service 11 Training Union 7 p m Evening service 8 00 p m Midweek services Wednesday prayer 8 Senior choir Thursday 7 30 p m Frank C Dutton Pastor Masses Sunday 9 and 10 30 Weekdays 7 30 Evening service 7 Francis Juaniz Pastor Bible school 9 45 a m Lord s Supper 10 50 a m Youths meeting 6 30 p m Evening worship 7 30 p m John E Pickering Minister You are cordially invited to worship with us

Training Union Frank C. Dutton Francis Juaniz Bible School John E. Pickering

Church of Christ Service Schedule and Minister

Bible classes at 10 a m morning worship at 10 50 young people's meeting at 7 evening service at 8 Wednesday women's class at 3 prayer meeting at 7 You are invited to attend Alvia Wagner minister.

Alvia Wagner

Holy Communion Sermon at 11 A.M. This Month

Church services list Holy Communion at 11 a.m. on the first Sunday monthly. Morning prayer and sermon at 11 a.m. with no sermon during holy communion Sundays. Church school scheduled at 10 a.m. and 8 a.m. service noted.

Schedule of church services and clubs for the day

At 9 15 couples coffee then 9 30 church school 10 50 morning worship. At 6 30 Asbury club 7 00 Joyful Junior club 7 00 Wesley club Fellowship hour 8 00 Evening service. Pastor Austin H Dillon.

Asbury Club Wesley Club Austin H. Dillon

Sunday and midweek church services announced

At 10 a.m. Sunday Bible school and 11 a.m. morning worship are listed with Rev. Oscar Hudson and Nettie Hudson. An evangelistic service is at 7:45 p.m. and a midweek prayer meeting is held Wednesday. The public is invited to all services.

Price B. Martin Oscar Nettie Hudson

Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule and Choir Directors

The Presbyterian church lists a 10 a m Sunday school, 11 a m morning worship, nursery for children, junior choir directed by W C Friesen, and chancel choir directed by Glenn F Davis. Special evening services announced by Minister Fred S Rogers.

W. C. Friesen Glenn F. Davis Fred S. Rogers

Memberships Open for Big Bend Concert Association

The Big Bend Concert Association announces new memberships now available for the season. Members gain access to upcoming performances and supporting the local arts scene.

Big Bend Concert Assn

Albuquerque's Spanish Roots Beckon through 1706 Settlement

One of America's oldest cities, Albuquerque New Mexico was first settled in 1706 by Spanish settlers. The town was named to honor the Spanish viceroy then governing New Mexico.

America Albuquerque New Mexico

Alabama Leads Union in Graphite Production During War

Alabama stood as the nation’s top graphite producer while supplying about 60 percent of consumption during the First World War, underpinning the Allied effort with crucial mineral output.

Alabama Union

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Bird Orchard Fort Davis J. H. Wilbourn Alpine, Texas Hotel Parkway Alpine Lumber Co Alpinn Wilfred Alpine Christian Church OF Christ ST. James Episcopal Methodist Nazarene Santa Fe Fred Harvey Santa Fe System Alpine Mosaic Tile CO Mae M. Ament First National Bank of Alpine F.d.lc Electricity Reddy Kilowaitt West Texas Utilities Company
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