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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1942

Page

5

New Arrivals in Fort Stockton Alpine Families

A son was born Sept 5 to Mr and Mrs A V Chopin of Fort Stockton. Mrs Chopin is the former Miss Mary Lou Dalton of Alpine, and Mrs A H Dees of McNeal. Mr and Mrs Ivan New ton of Dallas are parents of a son born last Sunday. Mrs New ton is the former Melba Smith of Alpine. Mr and Mrs Lowell Branum are parents of a daughter born at the local hospital yesterday weighing 6 lbs 13 oz. Mrs Branum is the former Miss Ruth Chambers of Alpine.

A. V. Chopin Fort Stockton Chopin Mary Lou Dalton Richard Dalton Alpine A. H. Dees McNeal Riz Ivan Red) Newton Dallas Newton Melba Smith Matt Smith Lowell Kate Nevill W. M Meador O. E. Sperry Hoyle Cooley J. W. Gilmer

Alpine Garden Club Hosts Dahlia and Flower Show

The Van Sickle home hosts a September 17 social study club meeting with co hostesses and a reception setup. Members discuss club work for the year and Red Cross service then enjoy a flower display including a two day dahlia show with numerous prizes and a community service center donation.

van Sickle Fred J S. Rogers Kate Nevill W.4. Meador W. M. Meado W. M. Meador E. Sperry Garden Club Mesdames J. W. Gilmer Ellon Hudson F. E. Weston Hoyer Cooley Ray Spence Gene Parr J C. Coleman Electa ‘Wade Nellie Litchfield Snope Davis Marfa Fort Davis Alpine T. A. Beard Kat Nevill Pinnias J.D. May PV. [ Cartwright W. C. Meador Hoyle Cooley J. D. May 3. W. Gilmer C. G. Morrison W. J. Smith C. Gulley W. D. Burcham H. W. Morestock C. M. Corkran M. H. Mooeman C. Broadfoot J. C. C Man

Bridge Shower for Miss Lucyle Ferguson

Elinor Ray presided over a linen shower and bridge party Monday afternoon at Holland hotel honoring Miss Lucyle Ferguson as her marriage to First Sergeant Clark in October was announced. Gifts of linen, high score winner Patsy Roberts, low score Barbara Beard for Culberson's How to Play Bridge. Guests included Ferguson sisters and local residents. boxed bridal favors accompanied a refreshment plate.

Elinor Ray Emersainea Holland Hotel Lucyle Ferguson Sergeant Clark Patsy Roberts Barbara Beard Culberson Eva Jean Ferguson Mary Virginia McIntyre Jackie Louise Cross Emmy Lou Harris Ruth Hudson Mary Jo Richardson Ruth Rogers Elinor Ray Mesdames Ernest Thornton Jr Hap McEachern Aubrey Awards Grady Nelon Carroll Vaughn

Myra Nell Hord Observes Birthday With Party

Myra Nell Hord celebrated her fifth birthday with a two group party. Preschool friends attended 10:30 to 12:30, including Joan Wilson, Ann Wilson, Sally LaBelt, David Ritter, Laura Lee Lockhart, Phil McGaughy, Charles Brown, Frank Duane Young, Betty Vogt, Janeth West, Jimmy D. McWhorter, Robert Fry, assisted by Mrs. Frank Young, Mrs. Felix McGaughy, and Mrs. Anja Wilson Jr. The neighborhood group arrived at 4:30, with Ticky and Marcella Shepperd, Carl Wigman, Lee Matt, Sylvia Smith, Pat McWhorter, David Fry, Margot Fraser, Joyce Lockhart, Marsha Broadfoot, Jimmy Owens, and Audrey Jane Young.

Mazim Sven Srr J. S. Hord Joan and Ann Wilson Sally LaBelt David Ritter Laura Lee Lockhart Phil McGaughy Charles Brown Frank Duane Young Betty Vogt Janeth West Jimmy D. McWhorter Robert Fry Hord Frank Young Felix McGaughy Anja Wilson Jr Ticky Marcella Shepperd Carl Wigman Lee Matt Sylvia Smith Pat McWhorter David Fry Margot Fraser Joyce Lockhart Marsha Broadfoot Jimmy Owens Audrey Jane Young

Consul and Mrs Campbell Honored at a Dinner

Mrs. Robert Eliott and daughters hosted a dinner for Mr and Mrs S A Campbell their daughter Lucille and son Santiago Jr on the eve of their departure for Los Angeles where Mr Campbell will join the consular office Additional guests included Mrs Quesada of Paso Mrs Campbell's mother and Mr and Mrs M P Slover and daughter Betty Jean

Robert Eliott Stather Mildred S. A. Campbell Lucille Santiago Jr Los Angeles Campbell Quesada Paso M. P. Slover Betty Jean

Dinner gathering before Mrs Gillett depart

Mrs. Hancock hosted a Sunday noon family dinner as a courtesy to Mrs. F E Gillett prior to her departure. Attending were Mrs. Gillett, Edwin Gillett, Billy Hancock, Mr and Mrs G W Baines, and the hostess.

Progreso Club Discusses War Paper and Red Cross Spirit

Progreso Study club met at Mrs. R. C. Mitchel home on Friday September 18. Members voted to support the overseas kite fund for Red Cross soldiers each month. Mrs. W. E. Lockhart presented a paper titled Your Nerves and the War. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Nell Williams Burgess Newell Logan Owenn Bennett Vaughn Morgan Wilton Lockhart Corkran and others.

EL Progreso Club Progreso Study Club R. C. Mitchel Red Cross W. E. Lockhart Mesdames Nell W. F. Williams Glenn Burgess W. Newell James Logan A. E. Owenn DM. Bennett Carrol Vaughn Roscoe Morgan Homer Wilton WE. Lockhart Corkran

Church Services and Congregational Listings

Saint James Church holds evening services at 5 p m on the first second fourth and sixth Sundays with Holy Communion at 11 a m on the third Sunday each month W H Martin Archdeacon Presbyter a n Church Sunday school opens at 10 a m Morning worship at 11 a m Fred S Rogers Pastor Methodist Church School at 945 a m General Superintendent A J Bierschwab Morning worship 1050 a m Christian Propaganda Evening worship 8 o'clock Ray B McGrew Pastor

Saint James Church W. H. Martin Presbyterian Church Fred S. Rogers Methodist Church Church A. J. Bierschwab Ray B. McGrew

Local Baptist Church Service Schedule

The church advertises Sunday school at 9:45 and morning services at 10:50 with 1:30 training union and 8:00 evening preaching. It extends a cordial welcome to Sul Ross students and new attendees. Pastor R L Wittner signs the notice.

Baptist Church The Training Union Sul Ross

Christian Church The Friendly Church Sunday services and worship

The Friendly Church invites attendance at next Sunday's services. Sunday school at 9:45, morning worship and communion at 10:50, and evening service at 7. The pastor E Buford Isaacks will preach at both morning and evening hours.

Johny Weyerts Pam E. Buford Isaacks

Lord I Believe Help Thou Mine Unbelief Sermon note

The message centers on doubt and unbelief as part of growth yet warns against treating doubt as a virtue. It cites Mark 9 24 and quotes Lord I believe help thou mine unbelief. The piece attributes a teaching voice to President John Quincy Adams and ends with Memorial Arts.

Renere Jesus

Bridge Club Guests Enter Wednesday Session

Mrs J E Burgess hosted the Wednesday Bridge club with invited guests and members in decorative fall floral rooms. Prizes went to Mrs Parr for high among members, Mrs Johnson for best, and Mrs Wood won the Bingo prize.

J. E. Burgess Mesdames Fili Martin J. W. Shepperd Cecil Johnson Marta James Logan J. W. Frazer H. W. Morelock Joe, Durley Mesdames Gene Parr John Newal J. E. Casner John Stovell Crenan Hudson C. D. Wood Parr Johnson Wood

Miss Clara Mae Johnson to Wed Walter A. Kenzor

Miss Clara Mae Johnson announces her engagement to Technical Sergeant Walter A. Kenzor of Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania, son of Mr. and Mrs. A J Kenzor. The wedding will occur in the near future. Also noted is a Presbyterian Sunday school class buffet supper at Recreation Center with 23 guests and an hour of games after supper.

Clara Mae Johnov Sgt. Kenzor E. E. Johnson Clara Mae Walter A. Kenzor A. J. Kenzor Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania Presbyterian Sunday School Fred S. Rogers Recreation Center

Sunday Bible School and Evening Service Address Theme

Sunday Bible school at 10 50 a m offers The Death that Means Life. Evening service at 8 30 p m features Danger Signs America To Your Knees advocating prayer. Pastor Winifred Kelton delivers the message as God remains in heaven and will hear our cry.

America God Winifred Kelton

Airfield Commanding Officer Invited to Speak at CC Meeting

Col. G. Hoyle, commanding officer of the airfield under construction between Marfa and Alpine, was invited to address Alpine chamber of commerce members and contractors at the Holland hotel meeting. He was asked to explain the status and training program of the new field and other pertinent project details.

Alpine Chamber of Commerce Holland Hotel G. Hoyle Marfa Alypine Col. Hoyle

Card of thanks from the family of Vernon Moore

The family of Vernon Moore extends heartfelt appreciation to Alpine residents and Sul Ross faculty and students for kindnesses and many expressions of sympathy after the bereavement. They pledge lasting gratitude for the thoughtful acts and words.

Alpine Sul Ross Vernon Moore

Reality Lesson Sermon Read in Christ Scientist Churches

The September 27 service for the Church of Christ Scientist features a Lesson Sermon from Reality. The Golden Text comes from Lamentations 5:19, and Proverbs 4:23 is cited on heart and life. Passages from Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures emphasize forming perfect models in thought.

Churches of Christ, Scientist Mary Baker Eddy

Fire Department Answers Three Alarms Past Week

The volunteer fire department responded to three alarms last week with two events Tuesday night and Wednesday dawn. The first alarm around midnight at Mrs W Van Sickle's home caused damage to a bookcase curtains woodwork and a valuable antique sofa. The second alarm at Locust swimming pool around 2 15 am Wednesday damaged several dressing rooms and the origin is undetermined. A separate fire at Grandview courts last Saturday night destroyed an electric refrigerator likely due to an overheated motor.

FFA Sweetheart Contest Opens in Alpine New York

Ralph Berkeley reports the first annual FFA sweetheart contest in Alpine begins last Friday. Each class nominates a candidate and campaign manager with votes costing one cent each to benefit the chapter treasury. Freshman Mary Neal with manager Keesey Kimball. Sophomore Emily Griffin with Otis Coggins. Senior Fannie Forester with Billie Rogers. South Wales, New York is noted as the town.

Ralph Berkeley FFA Alpine Mary Neal Keesey Kimball Emily Griffin Otis Coggins Fannie Forester

Employee of Air Field Construction Co Dies of Heart Attack

Jack Hickman age 39, worker for Holland Page Construction Co at the air field near Alpine, died of a heart attack Tuesday morning. Born in Columbia Tennessee, he had worked at the field about six weeks after relocating from Uvalde where he had worked six months. He was married to Lois Jordan, daughter of Mrs. J L Milam of Alpine. Funeral services were pending at press time yesterday afternoon.

Jack Hickman Holland Page Construction Co Alpine Hickman Uvalde Columbia Tenn Mr. Hickman Lois Jordan J. L. Milam

Average notorist drives about eight thousand miles yearly

The figure cites typical annual mileage for the average notorist, estimating about 8,000 miles driven per year. It highlights a general consumption pattern tied to regular travel and vehicle use without detailing specific individuals or cases.

Eagle Squadron Tells Vital Story of This War

Walter Wanger's new Universal production Eagle Squadron premieres at Granada with Robert Stack and Diana Barrymore. The film portrays American pilots in the RAF with Spitfires and includes scenes of British women in wartime roles and famous Commandos. Filmed in England with Ministry of Information approval.

Walter Wanger Universal Royal Air Force Granada Theatre Robert Stack Diana Barrymore America Eagle Squadron RAF England Wagner Ministry of Information

Ritchey Brothers seek Wholesaler permit in Marathon TX

Ritchey Brothers L C and J F Ritchey owners intend to apply for a Wholesaler permit to operate at 408 South Front Street Marathon Brewster County Texas. Ritchey Brothers L C Ritchey and J F Ritchey Owners. 4-18-2c

Ritchey Brothers L. C J. F. Ritchey South Front Street Marathon Brewster County Texas L.C. Ritchey

Also Mentioned on This Page

JS. C Fred Rogers Garden Club Dahlia J. J. Gilmer Kate Nevi Myra Nell Hord COSUL Mrs. Campbell R. L. Wittner Christian Church the Friendly Church Karl D. Bayer Spain Christ John Quincy Adams Rhetoric Harvard Ustian Science Fire Department South Wales New York State Air Field Soc Cash and Cannte Sunshine Cleaners Alpine Service East Holland Ave Storey-Whiteside Lumber CO Hilton City Masinam Hilton Hotels
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