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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1934

Page

4

Local social notes from Alpine and surrounding towns

Be and Mrs Binion visit Fort Mekion Inst Sunday. Several residents travel, visit relatives, or recover from procedures in Alpine, Fort Stockton, Sanderson, Del Rio, and nearby Texas towns. Notables include Mrs Mab McCool, Mrs J T Mullenix Jr, Inez Hatley, Vernon McCall, Augusta Hinson, I D Whittle Jr, Matt and Quincy Smith, A Kroll, Lorene Pflester, Alice drone, Mae M Ament, Patton family, Bill Winter, Ward Winter, and J B Spence.

Scattered Rains Continue To Fall Across Far West Texas

Weather notes report that Big Bend remains largely dry despite widespread rain in other areas. Local showers occurred last Saturday with Alpine and nearby ranches receiving beneficial moisture. The piece mentions local flower growers Spence and family, plus Mrs Daugherty and Mrs Bryson visiting relatives in Alpine. Reverend Buren Sparks returned from Pauls Valley after closing a revival in Barstow.

Big Bend Alpine Buren Sparks Pauls Valley Oklahoma Barstow, S

Krenek Barber Shop Now In New Home

The Krenek Barber Shop has relocated to a new site in Breost area. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a move to a different building with updated facilities. Local patrons are advised to watch for opening notices and updated contact information.

Krenek Barber Shop New Home

Fort Davis Notes on Local Families and College Plans

Fort Davis reports Marty Scobee and Corremandant Joe and Vina Carlton leaving for work near El Paso. Major General George T. Bartlett and wife head to San Antonio after summer at the Bivouac cottage. The going-to-college list includes Vada McCutcheon, Nelle Ferguson, Audrey Miller, Evelyn Whiteside, Dorothy Clark, Alfred McCutcheon, John Prude Fowlkes, Melvin Pape, Hugh Fantis, and Tommy Paterson with entries to UT, Trinity, A&M, Vanderbilt, and Cornell. Fort Davis Study Club holds first meeting of season to study Texas geography and resources with new members welcomed. County tax rate set at 73 cents with state 77 cents. budget includes current expenses and bond interest. Dick Swartz named county surveyor. former surveyor J W Merrill’s long service noted. Swartz to use Merrills’ transit.

Girt Fort Davis Vada McCutcheon Universi Nelle Ferguson Texas Audrey Miller Tol Ivelyn Whiteside Paylor Waco Dorothy Ee Clark Trinity Waxahachie Alfred McCutcheon A&m Cleveland Ohio Hugh University of Texas Tommy Cornell Muun Clark Lark Jess Brennand Mabel Bloys Holt G. W. Davis W. 8. Miller Hicks Gray Barry Scobee Alfred Fitch J. H. Hartzell Worth Evans John Portner D. M. Hopper Katherine Schutze Ruth Buy Jeff Davis County Swarts R. D Dick) Swartz J. W. Merrill Jeff Davis St Veyor Swartz Merrill

Visits and church duties mark Roswell social notes

Mrs RS Mangum and Claudie Black returned from Paris Illinois with relatives. Rev N L Linebaugh of Roswell New Mexico visited and preached. Rev David J Murray left for San Angelo with Mrs Murray and children. The group enjoyed Chicago fair and delightful interlude with Dr and Mrs G R Mays and family.

RS. Mangum Grandiece Claudie Black Bowman McNally Paris Chicago Fair N. L. Linebaugh Roswell New Mexico R. P. Davis David J. Murray San Angelo

Two Babies Buried Saturday at Fort Davis Cemetery

Two funerals were held Saturday afternoon in Fort Davis with graveside rites at the local cemetery. The young Burdine family mourns the two year eight month old son Boots of Mr and Mrs Frank Burdine who had lived here three years, nicknamed for his fondness for cowboy boots. Reverend McKissick led the services and also presided at another burial for Mr and Mrs McBride who had moved from Marfa about two years ago, as the community extended sympathy to the bereaved families.

Fort Davis Bult Boots Prank Bur- Aine Mr. McKissick Marfa

Black-Draught praised for biliousness and bad taste

Mrs. Mary Garner of Burleson Texas praises Thedford s Black-Draught as beneficial for biliousness constipation and foul taste in the mouth. She and her family used it for decades and recommend both Thedford s Black-Draught for adults and Syrup of Black-Draught for children as a laxative during illnesses.

Dave Toung Lenween Mary Garner Burleson Texas Thedford

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rorsest Binion Mr Binion Sunda RJ. Ratliff BI. Kellogg Sanderson B.D. Coulwn DP Sublett del Rio Anja Wilson, Jr Mab McCool Denver The Poorists Telegraph Delivery J.T. Mullenix, Jr Houston Navasota Inez Hatley Marshall W. Baines George Vernon McCall Augusta Hinson D. Whittle, Jr Matt Smith Quincy Smith el Paso Mrang A. Kroll of Houson Lorene Pfiester Alice Drone Fort Stockton Miss Pflester Mae M. Ament Los Angeles California Todd Patton Hal Marie Buddy Arizona Mr. Patton M.F Patton Bill Winter Ward Winter Winter Cleaners Mil Salons Nettle Shultz Norman Maier Norman, Jr San Anacolo J.B. Spence Spence Orchard Spence C. J. Uranga Arenanarancrarar McMurry Plumbing CO Mack Batar Marty Scobee, Corremandant Joe Vina Carlton Fiver Davis Folk George T. Bartlett Thursay San Antonio HA. Bennett Mary Jane Barbara Ann Herbert, Jr Owens Ella ‘Chastain Josie Bennett Mans Walls Central Power and Light Company Dept. “I Corpus Christi Corpus Christi, TE Tomas Valadez Coats Tnd J.C. Penney Co., Inc Goodyear Goodyear Speedway Comep True Twoca Feates
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