The Alpine Avalanche (Alpine, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 10, Ed. 1 Friday, March 11, 1927 Page: 3 of 8
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THE ALPINE(TEXAS)AVALANCHE
FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1927
At Robinson 8
company New Spring Suits
Correct Dress—
Adler Collegian
and
Curlee Clothes
CHURCHES AND SOCIETY
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E. B. CHANDLER & COMPANY
102 East Crockett St.
San Antonio, Texas
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A-32-19
sets a
(71241
CASNER MOTOR CO.
Alpine Texas
_______Harry Benton Garrett
________Juliette Forchheimer
rick, both of whom
members of the club,
whom have recently
Rosalind Waltz (Barnhouse) —
The Runaway (Riley) ---------------
Ma and The Auto (Guest) -------
Second Valse (Godard) ------------
Papa’s Letter (Anon) ---------------
Robin’s Return (Fischer) -------
(a) Mammy’s Li’l Lam’ (Cook
(b) Encouragement (Dunbar)
Lutspiel Overture (Kela-Bela) )
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Edelweiss Glide (Vanderbeck)
So Was I (Smiley) -------------—
The Average Boy (Anon) ------
A La Bien Aimee (Schutte) -
Guilty or Not Guilty (Anon) L.
(a) Prelude—Op. (Chopin)
(b) I Love Thee (Grieg)
The Angel Child (Anon) ---------
Second Mazurka (Godard) --------
(a) In the Morning (Dunbar)
(b) A Coquette Conquered (“)
“Zo” March (Barnhouse) ________
-Evelyn Hudman
Corinne Barker
Ida Mae Weyerts
___________Corinne Barker
____Ernestine Behrens
_______Ida Mae Weyerts
—In Surlee Clothes you will find
fit combined with high quality ma=
terials and the prices are very rea=
sonable.
Dorothy Ann Perkins
-____________Leroy Hestes
_________Elizabeth Spence
__________Harold Seybert
____________Wilma White
______________Aline Carter
Catherine Henderson
JRLEE ?
LOTHES 1
Standard Of
Comparison
value
for the dollar
that
LET US CLEAN AND REFINISH
YOUR CAR FOR YOU
—.Bessie Chyle Leath
____________,_______Orchestra
St. James Episcopal
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Service every Sunday evening at
7:30, except first Sunday in month,
when the service is held at 11 a.m.
The public is cordially invited to
attend these services.
F. A. THOROLD-ELLER,
Priest-in-charge.
_____________________Orchestra
__________Merritt Hopson
__________Killaine Keefer
__________________Janie Bless
—You can confidently feel that
you are properly dressed if you
will select your suit from our new
stock of CURLEE CLOTHES.
We believe we know what the men
of this community want in Spring
and Summer Suits and our pur=
chases were carefully made with
your needs in mind.
Ranch Loans A Specialty
Liberal Options—No Delays
Can’t (Guest) ...._______________-____________________________Joel Wright
Aunt Sophronia Taber at the Opera (Anon)--------------
TYLER PAINT SHOP
—at Murray Garage
Young People’s Missionary Society
The young ladies of the Methodist
church met in their monthly Mis-
sionary society Tuesday evening in
the church parlor. There were 12
present. After the program and bus-
iness meeting, delicious refreshments
were served. Misses Ethel Skeving-
ton and Josephine Cotter were the
hostesses. All had a good time and
look forward to these meetings with
great anxiety.
tions, were made honorary members
of the club.
The program followed, Mrs. Walk-
er being leader. The subject of the
afternoon, under the general subject
of Southern Literature, was "Ante-
bellum Minor Poets,” and the follow-
ing program was given:
Paper, “Three Poems of Senti-
ment,” Mrs. F. G. Walker.
Reading, “Lament of the Captive,”
Mrs. W. E. Caldwell.
Paper, “Poems on the Mockiry
Bird,” Mrs. W. W. Jenkins.
Reading, “The Grapevine Swing,”
Mrs. W. H. Terry.
Reading, “Every Year,” Mrs. W
Van Sickle.
During the social hour following
the program the hostesses served de-,
licious raisin-nut pie with whipped
cream, and coffee.
Workers Council Meeting
The Workers Council of the Meth-
odist church met in their regular
monthly meeting Tuesday evening.
After the regular routine of business
the discussion of a new department,
the Young People’s department, was
taken up; and they decided to or-
ganize this department just as soon
as they can secure a piano. This de-
partment has made a wonderful
growth.
The Beginners’ department has al-
so about outgrown its quarters and
arrangements are being made to
give them more room. The Metho-
dist Sunday school is bigger and bet-
ter organized now than ever before.
Entertain for Miss Ford
On Saturday at 4:30, Miss Britt
and Miss Cowan, honoring Miss Ford,
their guest, entertained a number of
her student friends at tea. Those
who enjoyed the occasion were Miss-
es Fannie May, Nancy Watson, Nina
Belle Caldwell, Isabelle Yates, Edrie
Gordon; Mrs. Leo Murray, Messrs.
James Swann, Knox Reid, Dun an
Scott, Drury Wood, . Dick Gillespie,
Delbert Hurley, Lynn Kelly, Gene
Kelly. Miss Ford was the recipient
of many social courtesies during her
short visit in Alpine.
On Friday afternoon, Miss Guen
ther entertained a few friends for
tea, honoring Miss Ford.
Friday evening Miss Peek enter-
tained Miss Ford and her hostesses
for dinner.
Sunday, Miss Aynesworth enter-
tained Miss Ford, Miss Cowan and
Miss Britt for dinner at the Holland.
Sunday afternoon Mrs. Gillett serv-
ed tea to Miss Ford and a few of her
friends.
The school orchestra, organized by public appearance, and rendered two
Mr. Thain' and composed, of boys numbers very creditably. Th- pro-
and girls of teen age, made its first gram follows:
The First Methodist Church
9:45, classes for all ages. We use
the graded literature in all except
the adult department. We have ca-
pable, consecrated teachers. Come,
bring your children. Remember, our
goal is 200 by Easter. We had 156
present last Sunday.
11 a. m., morning sermon, “Feed-
ing the Multitude.”
3 p. m., Junior and Intermediate
Leagues. These departments are do-
ing fine work.
6:45, The Epworth League will
meet in the basement.
7:30, evening sermon. “Paying the
Price.”
You are always welcome at the
Methodist church—that home-like
church. Come, bring your friends.
R. F. DAVIS, Pastor.
(a) Reverie (Franklin) 1
(b) Thoughts at Eve (Lord) J_____________Helen Treadwell
Opportunity (Dunbar) _______________________Marvin Turney
Falling Waters (Truax) ___________________________Louise Taylor
The Little Friend in the Mirror (Philly)-------------------
for tardiness would be enforced.
Mrs. Moorman, chairman of a com-
mittee to arrange for the experimen-
tal planting of one dozen yuccas
along the highway in accordance
with a plan outlined by the Davis
Mountain Federation, reported prig
ress. Mrs. Walker read resolutions
asking that women in the home be
classified in census returns, other-
wise than unemployed, and that
home making be listed among gain-
ful occupations. Mrs. Gentry and,
Mrs. Wood were appointed as a com-
mittee to write to Senator Berkeley
in regard to the prison reform hi..
Mrs. M. S. Burke and Mrs. J. H. Der-
Have Just Installed
“TRI DEX”
STEAM CLEANER
were chartir
and both of
sent resigu -
Joint Recital
The recital given Friday evening
at the Methodist church by the ad-
vanced pupils of Mrs. Thain, teacher
of piano, and Mrs. Payne, teacher of
expression, was very successful. It
was a diversified program and was
thoroughly enjoyed by the audience.
school is sponsoring the prayer meet-
ing and started off with a flying
start Wednesday night, there being
50 present, with 15 Intermediate and.
Junior members, who took an active
part in the song service. This is a
most worth-while service and you
are urged to attend the mid-week
evening meeting.
Our Sunday school made a big gain
last week by a record attendance of
156 and we are hoping not only to
maintain that record but to go be-
yond it. Come out and help us put
it over.
BUREN SPARKS, Pastor.
Study Club Meets
The attractive home of Mrs. Mid-
dlebrook was the meeting place for
the Study Club on March 3, Mrs.
Robinson being joint hostess with
Mrs, Middlebrook. The president,
Mrs. Van Sickle, was in the chair
and called the meeting to order for
the business session. The president
announced that in the future the fine
Baptist Church
Sunday school, 9:45, H. E. Allen,
superintendent.
Preaching by the pastor at 11.
B. Y. P. U., 6:45.
Evening services 7:45.
The T. E. L. class of the Sunday
Club Luncheon
One of the pleasant social occa-
sions of recent days was the lunch-
eon at the Holland Hotel, given Mon-
day noon by Mrs. Clay Holland to
her Forty-two club. A daintily pre-
pared three-course luncheon was
served in which the colors of St. Pat-
rick’s Day predominated. After tiie
luncheon the club gathered at Mrs.
Holland’s lovely home for forty-two.
A delicious mint punch was serv-
ed during the afternoon.
In a short business session Mra.
I eo Howell was re-elected president,
and Mrs. Moody reporter. Those pres-
ent were Mesdames Burgess, Decie,
Jim Casner, Joe Hord, Haynes, How-
ell, McMurry, Middlebrook, Wells
McIntyre, Morelock, Moody, Pope
Robinson, Sandifer, J. D. Young and
Homer Ferguson.
with which we thoroughly clean the
chassis of your car, also the motor. If
you want to know just the kind of job
we do, come around to the Tyler Paint
Shop at Murray Garage.
And don’t forget that we are prepared
to turn out an A 1
Duco Refinishing
JOB ON YOUR CAR
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Moody, T. R. The Alpine Avalanche (Alpine, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 10, Ed. 1 Friday, March 11, 1927, newspaper, March 11, 1927; Alpine, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1651638/m1/3/?q=music: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Texas State Library and Archives Commission.