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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1946
Page
6
Photo finishing printing enlarging and satisfaction guaranteed. Gifts and photo supplies offered. Big Bend Photo to Curie Shop located in Granada Theatre BN.
Evangelist Trav er will present a travelogue of the Orient at the Church of Christ next Tuesday evening September 10. Souvenirs from four countries New Guinea Netherlands East Indies Philippines and Japan will be shown. He toured Hiroshima after the atomic bombing and will display souvenirs from the shattered city. The public is invited to hear Mr. Traylor recount his experiences.
Frank Garcia, a former Alpine resident who lived in the city for several years and worked as a salesman at the Forchheimer store, died in El Paso on Tuesday. Friends here have been advised of the death.
A string of brief notes lists students and residents visiting relatives or at home between terms. John Gentry of Texas University visits family. Jerre Slack and Willy Bell return from Dawson and Tyler. Harry Watsons in El Paso for a golf tournament. Alice McDonald from San Angelo visiting daughter Mrs Gene Benson in Atmeridge. Sal Ross Dean returns from Tennessee trip. Elizabeth Gentry from Missouri City visits Mrs Beard. Mr and Mrs Merth of DeCoit visit G K Lange family. Willis Giffin departs for Harlingen to teach English. Douglas Bennett at home between terms. Weyerts take son Paul to College Station for Texas A&M. Jorge J Kempen Jr returns from Seguin due to his father's illness. Eugenia Rowland takes clerk job at Eagle Pass. Idaho nickname noted as Little Ida.
Dr and Mrs Hawkins and children returned from a Corpus Christi visit. Pinky Walker at home from Mission engraving work. Hale and sons, Ernest and Wayne of Tucument, and others visited or traveled, with trips to San Angelo, Garden City, Cameron, and California. Several families plan moves or attend weddings and graduations at Texas Tech and nearby cities.
Mr and Mrs Curly Davis return from Lowry Field Denver where she worked in Civil Service and plans to enter Sul Ross. Several groups visit El Paso, San Francisco, and California markets. Delivers on Delta Kappa Gamma conventions, Sul Ross links, and mentions the China Mail founded in Hong Kong in 1845.
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