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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1959
Page
7
Duane N. Smith son of Mr and Mrs Duane Smith of Alpine is listed on the honor roll at the University of Texas College of Business Administration for the first semester.
An advertisement claims TVs and radios fail due to tube issues, stresses high quality tubes and proper circuit alignment, and promotes extensive equipment and expert staff to restore full efficiency. It invites customers to give the company a chance to prove its superiority.
Alpine district notes debt reduction to 38000 and plans to add new Central and Centennial facilities without bonds. Administration emphasizes student welfare, even distribution of resources, and continued quality despite calls for trustee honors and challenges in meeting all patron desires.
A Spanish lessons excerpt explains idiomatic expressions not translated literally. It covers use of hacer and tener, weather words like calor frio fresco viento sol, and bodily conditions with phrases such as tengo calor tengo frio tengo hambre tengo sed.
Dr. W. E. Lockhart will lead the Tri County Community Concert Association as it launches its annual membership drive from April 6 to April 11 at the Paisano Hotel in Marfa. Elizabeth Taylor, New York, aids the effort. Paul Draper is slated as the big attraction for the upcoming season.
Twin Peaks announces events every Wednesday and Thursday for patrons, featuring special menus and live entertainment. The cafe plans extended hours and promotions to draw regulars and new customers alike.
We express gratitude to all who supported us during sickness. Special thanks go to the doctors and staff of Brewster County Memorial Hospital and to blood donors RD Decker and Ernest Armstrong. We also thank Mr and Mrs R J Carruthers, Mr and Mrs C F Ross and Doris, and Mr and Mrs P R Davis.
Supt. George W. Miller announced the transfer and promotion of Earl Stadel to park engineer at Big Bend National Park. Stadel comes from Grand Canyon National Park where he was assistant park engineer and replaces Howard Emrich who moved to the Forest Service.
The Webb family expresses gratitude to the fire department for rescuing their dog and sends special thanks from a little girl.
Mrs. Lulu Cotter White is seriously ill at Brewster County Memorial Hospital after surgery on Monday. She taught in Morenci Arizona schools the past two years. Her daughters Mrs. Jim Markys of Roswell New Mexico and Mrs. Aubrey Edwards of Big Lake are with her.
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