Alpine Avalanche community notices and church listings
The Alpine Avalanche prints local notices and church notices listing Sunday school times worship services and pastor names. It includes scripture quotes and brief church notices inviting residents and guests to attend services at Presbyterian and First Methodist churches and welcomes Sul Ross students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
David J. Murray
First Methodist Church
Epworth League
Sul Ross
Fragmented 1920s Notebook Dialogue and Comic Snippets
A garbled OCR mix of classroom chatter, comic lines, and stray phrases. It contains jumbled quotes about exams, taught senses, a pilot crash, a fisherman using patent bait, and scattered lines about trains, whistling, and fireworks, with no coherent narrative.
Churches o'Seek sermon on God and our prayers
A church notices an upcoming sermon titled God and Our Prayers to be delivered by AG Wiedersendong Westar. The Christian Science Society invites all Churches of Christ to hear the lesson-sermon based on Ecclesiastes 8:13 about the danger of riches and their owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AG Wiedersendong Westar
Churches of Christ
Scleatad
Marathon club program and community notices fade
Epworth League enjoyed a fine program led by Benton Shackelford at the Methodist church in Marathon. A hamburger sale is planned for Saturday September 29 in the Hess building. Residents and visitors share social updates including funeral attendees and local visits, with numerous names and places noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Benton Shackelford
Methodist
Hess
Everyoody
Aftair
Social News Notes and Expressions of Gratitude
Mrs D Collins hosts a reception with Miss Louise Crawford and many ladies attending a sweet course. Mrs Wallace Gill of Wink and Mr Sam Nail's family visits are noted. The community extends thanks for kindness after a bereavement, appreciating flowers and hospitality from Mrs M H Jones and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eet
Scond High
D. Collins
Louise Crawford
Mesdames Sims
Yarbro
Dragoo
Stillwell
le Hess
F. Ritehey
L Ritehey
Collins
Leary
J. Roberts
Wallace Gill
Wink
G. H. Moorefield
Fort Davis Briefs On Local News And Farewell Plans
Fort Davis notes Richard Irving, son of Dr and Mrs RL Irving, leaves for San Anselmo Seminary near San Francisco to continue divinity studies with two years remaining. Cecelia Thompson departs for San Marcos High School with Fort Davis students hosting a farewell shower. Musquiz canyon road repair near Alpine discussed as work may resume in a few weeks. bidding for bridges and drainage structures not yet solicited. Local chatter also recalls a tragic event long past involving two young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Irving
RL. Irving
University of Arizona
Presbyterian Seminary
San Anselmo
San Francisco
Rich Fard
Cecelia Thompson
San Marcos
Fort Davis High School
Dorothy Taylor
Thompsons
Cecelia
Rona
Musquiz Canyon
Port Davis
Alpine
Picnic Arrangements Placed by Local Chamber
A chamber of commerce committee including Dr C E Ea 1 on RD Swarts and Barry Scobee will organize a community picnic. Barbecue coffee provided. housewives supply their own lunch plete. Attendees asked to bring cutlery cups and plates and anyone may attend with their lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Miller
Ernest Carlton
Callie Holt
Dorothy Weatherby
Chamber of Commerce
C. E. Ea
RD. Swarts
Barry Scobee
Lindley recalls Texas history and old trails in Abilene era
Sam H. Speir of San Antonio linked with a 1894 expedition in Limpia canyon where outlaws clashed with ranger Cook. Two youths were killed, property recovered, and Lindley continues collecting notes for Texas history while living in Abilene. Local ball game at Port Davis featured CCC players and Methodist aid society supporters. Port Davis marks eighty by Oct 7 with a town picnic planned for Oct 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rarieia
Land Lindley
Sam H. Speir
San Antonio
Lindley
Spears Wing
Cook
Limpia Canyon
Farland Lindley
Texas
Abilene
Wood and McBride Lead OOC Camp Construction Report
Evan J Wood and J McBride recently left Bal aorhea after carpentry work on the OOC camp near San Solomon Springs. They describe seven planned structures including six barracks a HQ hospital recreation hall and other rooms. Felix J Miller father of P M Miller and Mrs Myrtle Stewart visitors from Tularosa NM and A E Babcock long-time highway engineer now reassigned. Mrs Babcock and son Clarence moved to Morfa where Clarence attends high school. Deer season opening draws Fort Davis inquiries on hunting privileges accommodations and related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan J. Wood
J. McBride
Balaorhea
OOC
San Solomon Springs
Mr. Wood
A. E. Babcock
Cardul Claimed to Ease Severe Pain by One Woman
Mia Ide Hoge of Bitto arg Indiana shares a testimonial about Cardul easing severe pain after taking nine bottles. She says constant misery diminished and she felt stronger, noting her aunt also found relief. urges others with similar pain to try Cardul and consult a physician if no benefit.
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Mia
Ide Hoge
Bittoarg
Ind
Cardus
Cardul
Davis Mountains Fall Hunting Season Opens November 16
The Davis mountains announce the fall hunting season begins after sunrise on November 16 and runs through the month, inviting all who are asking to join the show.
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Davis Mountains
Card of Thanks for Alpine Family and Friends
The Dietrich and Prichard families thank Alpine residents for love and kindness during J. W. Prichard illness. Special appreciation to Grandfather Sanford for visits and cheer. Gratitude to the Good Samaritan and all who offered comfort, prayers, and sympathy during his last hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umsn Sressi
Alpine
J. W. Prichard
Grandfather Sanford
Papa
Addie Dietrich
Alta Prichard
W. T. Johnson
John Boyd
F. A. Parsell
Fine Arts Exhibit Gathers Texas Works For 1934 Show
Joseph Garter, new state arts superintendent, announces a premier contemporary art show in Texas. A key feature will be extended evening hours, keeping the exhibit open at night to welcome visitors and showcase top works in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Joseph Garter
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