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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1924
Page
4
Alpine residents report numerous housing rentals and sales offerings, including furnished rooms and a six room house near the college. The town notes visits by El Paso and San Antonio delegates, school year preparations at Sul Ross, and local moves by families to Marfa and Bandera amid community updates.
The Genusa and Stuart families thank everyone for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of Mrs. Maurine Genusa and their wife and mother.
Has New York call reports Rev L Weil severing ties with a Christian church and missing a near Syracuse invitation last Sunday due to distance. He had a prior five year service near a 40 mile church and a Lincoln Nebraska church call. later he accepted the Nebraska church.
A large crowd gathered Thursday afternoon for the monthly industrial meeting. Gifts were given to Richard Gillespie of Alpine attending Baylor University aided by the district loan fund totaling 159 dollars. a cake sale netted 32 dollars. A member received twins. Mexican Mission work and prayer circle progress under Mrs Murphy and Mrs Leath. Week of prayer runs daily 3 to 5 with missionary day Thursday.
School notes announce a Friday 3 30 kickoff at Jackson Field with admission 25 and 40 cents. Students cheer their team Bucks and invite attendance. Rev Bowles spoke in chapel sharing a pleasant Irish fairy tale with a moral about heeding mothers advice. The Seniors enjoyed the talk and hope for a return visit.
Robinson & Co announces a temporary store closure on Friday September 26 to rearrange stock for a fast selling sale. Doors reopen at 9 a.m. Saturday September 27 with the sale beginning the same day. Local customers urged to visit on opening day.
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