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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1947

Page

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Reading the Alpine Echoes on Readers and Rites

A letter from Mrs. Reese Combs of Lake Lure praises The Alpine Alamanac and its local coverage, noting how Alpine readers like Cas Edwards Range Pow Wow and This Is Alpine Keeps Us Posted. The piece includes a humorous editor tribute and a reminder to vote in the upcoming school trustee election.

Reese Combs Merrill Pouncey Alpine J. M. Pouncey Miami Fla Lake Lure N.C Merrill Alpine CC Cas Edwards Wilfred

CC Meeting Set Across Four Communities Next Monday

Directors of the Marfa Chamber of Commerce Marathon Service Club Fort Davis Mile High Club convene at Helland Hotel next Monday at 7 30 p.m. to discuss tourism promotion and mutual interests. Reservations due tomorrow. tickets from Alpine CC board members, plates priced at 1.50.

Marfa Alpine CC Directra

Legion Auxiliary to Sponsor Blood Typing in Brewster

The Brewster Legion Auxiliary announced a blood typing program at the Legion meeting. Residents are urged to file their blood type with the Auxiliary and at Lockhart's Aime for use by doctors in emergencies. Donors with matching types may be contacted. counts are to be free of charge on weekdays.

Legion Lockhart Lions Club Brewster W. M

Official tree and shrub for Brewster County chosen

The weeping juniper is named the official tree and the desert willow the official shrub for Brewster County. Announcement came this week from Mrs. J C Coleman, chairman of the Texas Highway Beautification committee, after tallying ballots in The Avalanche.

Brewster County J.C. Coleman Coleman

Sul Ross Group Presents Gilbert Sullivan Opera and Farce

The Sul Ross Music department stages a nine act Gilbert and Sullivan operetta and Chekhov farce in the college auditorium at 8:30 p.m. The Gilbert and Sullivan opera Trial by Jury will be presented by the College choir under director Glenn F. Davis. The Speech department under Miss Annie Kate Ferguson will present the Chekhov vehicle A Marriage Proposal.

Sul Ross A. Marage Glenn F. Davis Annie Kate Ferguson

AAF Training Film To Be Shown Next Monday

An Army Air Forces training film for boys interested in air scouting will be shown at Marfa High School auditorium next Monday at 7 20 p m. Lt Ortraly will return to El Paso Tuesday with Geo Morton and Biggs field officer. Alpine youths 15 years and older may attend. Paul Devinney of Tot Town Shop visited Maionville Missouri with his mother and daughter last week.

Yukon Council Boy Scouts Biggs Field el Paso Marfa Air Field Geo. Morton Marfa High School Army Air Forces Ortraley Paul Devinney Maionville

Governor Jester to Speak at Balmorhea Field Day

Pecos Enterprise reports Supt Jonn Bayles announces Governor Jester will headline the Balmorhea field day program tomorrow. The event showcases results from the station’s livestock feeding project with Herefords Santa Gertrudis bulls and Brahmas. A chuck wagon dinner and talks by livestock men highlight the day, with attendance invited for stockmen, agents, 4-H, and families.

Jester Pecos Enterprise Jonn d. Bayles Texas Agricultural Experimentation It Bellmorbes Werner Fester Ett Pal West traas_conehen Santa Gertrudis South Tenas Bayles West Texas

Alpine Takes LS League Meet Honors

Alpine High school and the Central ward grade school shared top honors in the Dist. 77 Inter scholastic league meet held Tuesday and Wednesday. Alpine High totaled 208 points led by Maria in second place. Sanderson trailed with points. Grade school Alpine scored 104 to 63 for Maria in first place. Individual winners include Hioise Kexering and Susan Walker in shorthand, Mary Herod fourth, Joyce Nevill and Ina Bess Nichola in typing, Jess Wyatt in Number Sense, Lita Brown in Extemporaneous Speech, Jo Nell Pope and Mickey Dillon in Debate, Bettigene Stover and Susan Walker in Slide Rule, Joyce Nevill in Ready Writers, Delores Owen in Declamation, Charlotte Slight in Ready Writers, Peggy Pittman in Spelling, and Don Newton in Tennis and Playground Ball.

Alpine High School Central Ward Marta AL Fe Maria Sanderson di Alpine Alpine Hioise Kexering Susan Walker Bettigene Stover Mary Herod Joyce Nevill Ina Bess Nichola Fies Jess Wyatt G Hi. Hartst Lita Brown Ommy Roberts Eddie Rigsle Delores Owen Ready Writers Charlotte Slight Peggy Pittman Willie Rae Dumas Letha Alice Owens Johnny Newell Charlotte Sunt Neil Moss

Easter Seal Campaign Totals In County Reach $196

County chairman Mrs HR Gard reported that Easter Seal sales totaled $196.50 up to Tuesday and expect further gains as schools and clubs have not yet reported. She thanked those who contributed and noted continued fundraising.

HR. Gard

Opera Tickets On Sale For Metropolitan Concert

Trances at wit Sale here for the concert to be given by the Metropolitan Opera in the municipal auditorium San Antonio May 5 p.m. Local people wishing tickets should see Mrs. Mary P. Bogel. Don't forget to vote in the school trustee election April 5th.

Metropolitan Opera Municipal Auditorium San Antonio Mary P. Bogel

Alpine youth exhibits reserve champion calf at El Paso show

Rosemary Crawford of Alpine exhibited the reserve champion calf bred by HL Koker Son. Top area placers include Alpine entries: Glenn Uanga fourth in lightweight calves, Luis Vides fifth. Brooks Acton second in medium, Sherman Adams third, Sonny Uranga fifth. heavyweight calves with Chris Kounts second, Robi Cross third, Lorenzo Arianza fourth, G H Hartst fifth. Lambs saw Jim Spann first and Billy Mills second. numerous Alpine exhibitors placed across fine wool, single wool, and single bred classifications.

Rosemary Crawford Alpine HL. Kokerhot & Son Jeff Davis-Brewster Punty Glenn Uanga Luis Vides Brooks Acton Fort Davis Sherman Adams Mithon Sonny Uranga Chris Kounts Robi Cross Lorenzo Arianza G. H. Hartst Jim Spann Billy Mills Elisabeth Prude Ray Stephenson Eddie Burling Sandy Newsom Robt Cross Alpine

Coordinating Council Meat Set For April 14

The Co-ordinating Council of Alpine will hold the regular meeting Monday, April 14, at the Presbyterian Hospitality room. All organizations are requested to have representatives present for the meeting. Some questions to be discussed and decided will be announced next week.

Council of Alpine Presbyterian Hospitality Room

Alpine student Ayron Wright among 34 initiates to honorary medical fraternity

Named honor student Ayron W Wright son of Dr Joel Wright Alpine and Dessa C Wright Amarillo a pre-medical student at Texas university was among 34 initiated into Alpha Epsilon Delta honorary fraternity chosen from 1000 pre-med students for scholarship and personality It is your duty as a citizen of Alpine to vote in the school trustee election April 5.

Ayron W. Wright Joel Wright Alpine Dessa C.wright Amarillo Texas University Alpha Epsilon Delta

Lively Vote Foreseen in Alpine School Election Tomorrow

In Alpine a lively school election is anticipated tomorrow. Mutton Smith was elected Alpine Rotary president for the year starting July 1, with Jack Cross moving to vice president. Fred Williams and Aubrey Webb were re elected treasurer and secretary. New directors named were HM Gates Bill Winter and Chalmers Broadfoot. Also noted were international service program photos by F M Churchill Sul Ross student and visiting Rotarians from San Angelo Del Rio and El Paso.

Mutton Smith Alpine Rotary Club Jack Cross Fred Wiliams Aubrey Webb HM. E. Gates Bill Winter Chalmers Broadfoot F. M. Churchill Sul Ross Africa Italy Medical Administrative Corps Mr. Churchill Benito Musolini Garnell Trammell San Angelo Sam Walk del Rio Pop Warner Maria Percy Bailey el Paso Cas Edwards Jerry Starnes Jim Netts Jimmy Pate A. R. Mellly Houston John Newell M. H. Mellly Louie Starns W. J. Thomas Onessa Dick Cross

1610 Motor Vehicle Licenses Issued in Brewster This Year

Sixteen hundred ten motor vehicle licenses for 1947 were issued in Brewster county up to the final deadline. The tax collector's office reported this number, a bit over 300 more than the 1946 total of 1293 at this time last year. Licenses by type include commercial 310 farm 177 truck tractor 27 trailer 76 dealer 10 motorcycle 4. Mesdames Bernal Slight Gene wr and Vernon Mcintyre will leave today for Luobock to attend Pilot club convention.

Brewster County Mercial Mesdames Bernal Slight Gene Wr Vernon Mcintyre

Big Bend Ranchmen Organize to Import Mexican Labor

Big Bend ranchmen and farmers meet in Marfa to form the Big Bend Agricultural Association aimed at coordinating importation of Mexican farm and ranch workers. About 150 leaders from Presidio to Sanderson discuss labor needs as U S Immigration vows strict enforcement while offering cooperation.

Big Bend Marfa Earl Fallis Border Patrol U.S. Immigration Service

National Park urged in Sierra del Carmen near Big Bend

Antonio H. Sosa reports in the March issue of the Bulletin of the Pan American Union urging Mexico to establish a national park in the Sierra del Carmen of Coahuila adjoining Big Bend National Park in Texas. He envisions Big Bend International Park Sierra del Carmen, highlighting the mountains, forests, and rugged isolation as compelling reasons for cross border conservation and improved access.

Mexico Big Bend Sierra del Carmen Coahuila Big Bend National Texas Antonio H. Sosa Bulletin Uly Big ‘Bend International Park Big Bend International Park Rio Bravo Rio Grande del Norte

Three Trustees For Alpine Independent District To Be Selected

Alpine Independent School district voters face an election to select three trustees tomorrow. Five candidates filed by last Wednesday: Duane E. Smith Ray LaBeff A Marion V Granga and Austelio Olazaba Jr. The three current trustees J W Shepperd Frank Young and A J Boyce are not seeking reelection. Polls open 8 a m close 7 p m at the county courthouse with a single voting place and the presiding officer Carl W Shults urged voters to vote early.

Alpine Independent Alpine Independent School District Actiine Duane E. Smith Ray LaBeff A.marlie V. Granga Austelio Olazaba

Special Easter Services Across City Churches Next Sunday

Christian church will host an 11:00 a m Easter worship with pastor John E Pickering delivering He Here He Is Risen music directed by Mrs Fred Williams including Christ the Lord is Risfen Today Fairest Lord Jesus and Christ Arose The Knights Templar lodge will join at 11 and the Civic Choir will close with an Easter Story in song at 8 pm under Glen Davis Other churches plan sunrise and two Easter services April 6 with special music as part of city wide programs

John E. Pickering Christian Church Fred Wilams Christ Wesley Greatorex Fairest Lord Jesus Temple Knapp Fred Williams Norris Lowry Baptist Church Knights Templar Lodge Glenn Davis Sul Ross R. A. Clifton Big Bend Jod Frank C. Dutton Fort Worth H. Alexander Matthews Jesus Gethsemane Judas Judgment Hall Calvary Choi Pilate Roy Whiteside John Criswell Austin Dillon W. S. Winter

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Harper Sparks Eagle Pass News Guide Sharon Rimeelf Wood Citizen Legion Auxiliary U. S Sul Ross Group AAF Bythel Clovis High School Baylor University Coordinating Council American War Mothers Plan American War Mothers Nica’"Devis Rusking A. Commer Houston Smith Edwin Fowlkes Jack x George Jones Hillsman Moody Bennett Frank Newsom Jeff Davis J. E. Casner C. C . Woodward W. W. Collins Rute Murray Forrest Walker Clay Slack Presidio Espy Miller Willis McCutcheon Jim Duncan L. Stumberg Henry ‘Scrubs David Combs Lubbock Louvene Terry Sierra Coahulle LY Am
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