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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1949
Page
5
The Pilot club of Alpine met on Saturday September 24 at the Holland hotel with 23 members. Vivian McIntyre presided as president and Anne Whitaker led the program as public relations chair. Whitaker spoke on her contacts and the club’s Sunshine program.
Phone 221 Epperson noted cooperation with KVLF in sharing Pilot information. Lt. Governor Phyllis Headlee of Marfa will visit Alpine October 11. The club has the White Elephant and Rummage Sale organized for Saturday October 1 at the Jeter- location.
The notice promotes a sale at the Hill building featuring a large collection of clothing, shoes, hats, and White Elephants. It invites readers to find items they have been seeking, as reported by the reporter.
A week of hospitality for Mrs Gay Meriwether’s house guests included events hosted by Mrs Zeb Decie Mrs Dorothy Allcott of Keokuk Iowa Miss Adel A nscantz of Carmel California and other ladies. After visits with meals and a dinner the guest Miss Anscantz departed for Tucson Arizona to make her home.
Legislative excerpt outlines how to prepare and seal a stub box for elections, including dimensions, sealing method, certificate handling, and retention periods. It describes voter stub handling, signature procedures, and the process for detaching and depositing ballots, plus details on ballot numbering and stub placement for primaries.
Mesdames Mark Herring Jack Perryman F S Breshears W M Kidwell Ray Berry Sam W Smith and Miss Earleen Fallis attended a charity event. Prizes went to Mrs Perryman for high and Miss Fallis for Bingo.
The order requires each ballot to have a consecutive unique number stamped in the top left corner and on the stub in the top right corner during printing. This number applies to every ballot before they are divided and handed to election judges.
The Civil Service Commission announces exams to fill substitute clerk vacancies at Alpine Texas Post Office. Salary is $1.29 per hour. Eligibility requires residence within delivery area or among bona fide patrons. Applications and info from the post office or Fourteenth U S Civil Service Region Dallas Texas.
Tom French, a business visitor, spent Wednesday examining local opportunities and meeting with officials to discuss potential investments and collaborations in the area.
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