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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1926
Page
4
Hicks at the Fort Davis store draws steady travelers asking about Alpine roads gas and lodging while Hicks helps with patience and a smile. Apple sales rise as New Mexico crops shrink. Many locals and visitors are noted: Mrs Gray at the Williams ranch, Miss Carlton teaching in Rosita, and Senator Love’s Dallas trip.
Mrs Jack Ewell of California hosted one guest Kamonia Hodge of San Antonio with two table games. Mrs Hoe Miller entertained with two tables and prize winners included Mrs Kath leen Crow who took high score while consolation went to Mrs Stewart. Additional guests included Mesdames Crow Stewart Jones Fowlkes and Kath leen Crow and Katherine Kepy.
John Prade son of Mrs Andrew Rude married Miss Ath Fryer of Labock on Monday August 30 1926. The couple will reside in Limpla Canyon Keanville area where friends and family gathered. The bride received her teaching certificate at the Alpine Teachers College.
A Fort Davis resident asks for a newspaper note about his wife moving into a new sedan. The letter hints at domestic issues and a desire for privacy while commenting on modern living.
Mrs Stewart entertained four house guests with four tables of bridge in the afternoon. Seven games were played with high score prize awarded to Miss Lena Terrell, consolation to Mrs Beatcheon, ace prize to Mrs Kenneth Smith, and guest gift to Miss Hodge. Other players included Mia Frost Woodhull of San Antonio and several named ladies and gentlemen. Orchardists stock apples to market Monday and Tuesday as Lee Sproul and Roe Miller loaded a car at Marta and CH Bled finished the load Wednesday.
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