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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1929

Page

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District P T A Meet Here Next Week

Alpine prepares for district P T A gathering with 75 delegates expected. Mrs Noyes Darling Smith will speak, along with Mrs Ledbetter from the State Health department. Banquets are planned at the Holland Hotel by Rotary and the local P T A Club with plates at 1 50 each, reservations due by the 8th. Local committees include Mesdames Will Cotter Joe Hord Roy Whiteside.

Noyes Darling Smith Ledbetter State Health Department Rotary Holland Hotel The Holland Mesdames Will Cotter Joe Hord Roy Whiteside Bing Alpine

Fire Claims 350 Chicks in Brooder Blaze

Smoke from a fire in a brood er at Dr. J. E. Wright residence in the south part of town Monday morning suffocated 350 fancy baby chicks. Very little other damage was reported.

J. E. Wright

County School Meet Held in Marathon

Alpine and Marathon students gathered in Marathon on March 30 for the Interscholastic League meet. Alpine won three of four declamation divisions while Marathon took playground ball and volleyball. essay divisions were split and debate and extemporaneous speaking were not successful. Final all round points: Alpine 200, Marathon 185 with music memory contest pending.

Alpine Marathon Marathon High School

Alpine Club Opens Season With 8 5 Victory Over Mexicans

The Alpine baseball club won its first practice game of the season 8 to 5 against the local Mexican team. Mexican lead 6 to 3 before Henry Lease sparked a late rally with strong hitting. Marta and Meine will play at 2 30 this afternoon. team name contest entries due April 12 at the Avalanche office.

Alpine Baseball Club Henry Lease Meine Marta Wrill Glasser Avalanche

Robinson to Attend C C Meet in Dallas

Brewster County Chamber of Commerce president Robinson departs for relatives’ convention in Dallas spanning Monday to Wednesday. He plans joining both state and national associations as secretary-manager assumes duties June 30 succeeding Mrs. W. B. Hamilton. He also serves as secretary of the Highland Secretaries association after filling the late Mrs. Hamilton’s term.

A. F. Roinson Brewster County Chamber of Commerce Dallas Robinson W. B. Hamilton Highland Secretaries 'Association

Interscholastic League District 17 Track Meet planned in Alpine

J. C. Coleman, appointed director general, says 14 West Texas counties will enter the three day event April 18 20 at Alpine. The program includes tennis track and field debate essay contest extemporaneous speaking declamation music memory and one act play. Fort Stockton and Sul Ross faculty officials oversee events. Opening Thursday features tennis preliminaries on the college campus.

West Texas J. C.coleman Coleman Cor Je Alpine Fort Stockton

Plans For Press Meet At Brite Home In Marfa

Plans for a press meet and state convention are completed. Mrs L C Brite hosts delegates at the Brite home in Marfa on Saturday May 11 at five o clock. Dames Shipman and Brite extend the courtesy signaling cooperation across the Big Bend. Nearby towns will cooperate with Alpine to stage the first state convention in Carrizo Springs. Carrizo Springs will supply vegetables for a luncheon banquet at noon. Clay Holland’s famed hostelry will prepare the meal. Alpine and Brewster County Chamber of Commerce anticipate the assembly bringing prominent women writers to the region.

Big Bend L. C. Brite Brite Marfa Meadames Shipman Alpine Ataia Carrizo Springs Southwest Texas Clay Holland West Texas Brewster County

Western Men Buy Robinsons Teaa

Readable fragments indicate a local business transfer involving the Robinsons and a Western company. details on parties and terms are unclear from the garbled text but the deal appears to concern ownership change and continued operation under a Western branding.

Splendid Rain Visits Alpine on Wednesday Evening

A heavy shower drenched Alpine Wednesday evening with an inch half to three quarters. Reports say rain was not widespread though a few northern points saw precipitation. Lightning thunder and light hail occurred but ripe peaches, apricots, and other fruit in Alpine orchards were not damaged.

Here Alpine

Sets Date for Special Legislature Session

Gov Moody announced the special session of the State Legislature will convene on April 22 in Austin. He has not yet decided whether to submit appropriations or other legislation as the first topic. the session can only consider what he submits.

Austin

Native Texan George Cavender dies at 67

George G Cavender a native Texan died at his home last Saturday at age 67 and was buried in Alpine cemetery with Rev R F Davis officiating. Born in Hays county September 6 1861 he married Mary Bruton in Dimmit county and had seven children five of whom survived along with eight grandchildren. Survivors include Mrs Ira O Meara Laredo Mrs H S Wood Asberto Fletcher Clifton Cavender Fort Stockton and Mrs T F Skevington for this city. He was in poor health for two to three years and left a widow.

George G. Cavender Alpine Cemetery R. F. Davis Cavender Hays County Mary Ilen Bruton Dimmit County Ira O'Meara Laredo H. 8. Wood Asberto Fletcher Clifton Cavender Fort Stockton T. F. Skevington

Theatre presents Sonny-Jane at Alpine High

Alpine residents will see Sonny Jane a three act farce at Alpine High School auditorium tonight at 8 15 under the new theater organization directed by Mrs B F Moore. Cast includes Dolores Taylor Nina Wilton Selma Archer Blanche Cotter Juanita Williams Mrs Howell Mr Waldron and Messrs Withers Cowen Sims Williams and McNelll.

Alpine Igh Tle ‘Theatre Sonny-Jane B.F. Moore Dolores Taylor Nina Witon Selma Archer Blanche Cotter Juanita Wileiams Mesdames Howell Waldron Messrs. Withers Cowen Sims Williams McNeltl

Sunrise Easter Service Draws Large Crowd Near Buena Vista

Reverend R F Davis reports the Buena Vista sunrise Easter service attracted about 200 people with around 40 cars in attendance. An excellent program was presented and organizers say the event may become an annual observance.

Buena Vista Canyon R. F. Davis Metho Laist Davis

Better Homes Exhibit Enthralls Alpine Bluebonnet and EL Progresso Clubs

The Better Homes exhibit organized by the Alpine Study Club Bluebonnet club and EL Progresso club drew many visitors last Friday as twelve new homes opened for inspection. Committee members thank the homeowners and two lumber companies for support and cooperation in this community effort.

Alpine Study Club Bluebonnet Club EL Progresso Club Meers

Orient Gap to Border Completion Seen as US Benefit

Completion by the Santa Fe of the Orient Railway lap from Alpine to Mexico would vastly boost United States interests. It promises major commerce expansion between the U S and Mexico, improving routes to Topolobampo and Pacific connections. A grand dam project in the lower Rio Grande valley is also envisioned as a $60 million irrigation initiative with the highest dam in the world.

United States Santa Fe Orient Alpine Mexico Devel Texas Big Bend Chihuahu Mexican Orient Gap Topolo Bampo Pacific Mexco Ping Points Wichita Kansas Mexican Bar Ojinaga City Sierras Topolobampo al- Fine Pacific Coast United Sates Mig End Texas Lower Rio Grande Valley Harlingen Brown Country Santa Helena Mariscal

Work Begins on Completion Strobel Test in Jackson & Harmon Ranch

Drilling started on the Strobel station test well at the Jackson and Harmon ranch east of Alpine. J. M. Hickey, the contractor, expected drilling to reach 2500 feet after a prior pause at 1025 feet. The test lies in section 182, block 9, G. H. & 8. A. Company survey with the Brewster Oil test at 1340 feet as drifting continued between Marathon and Strobel.

Jackson & Harmon Strobel Station Alpine T J. M. Hickey Block 9 Irvey Wrewster Oil Company

Sul Ross State Teachers College Receives A T C Endorsement

In a report by Dr. Hall dean of Texas Chiriatic University Sul Ross State Teachers College is praised for staff and equipment and noted for admission into the Association of Texas Colleges. Hall says Sul Ross uniquely serves its Texas section and has strong local support though final approval rests with the association committee.

Sul Ross State Teachers College Association of Texas Colleges Hall Texas Chiriatic University Lul I Ross Texas Morelock Sul Ross

Chamber of Commerce Meeting Moved to Saturday

The Monday chamber luncheon is postponed to Saturday the 13th to avoid overlapping with a district PTA meeting. Members planning to attend should call the chamber offices by Friday at 5 p.m. to confirm attendance and meal counts.

Chamber OF Commerce

Metcalfe Chosen District Rotary Leader at Santa Fe Meeting

Metcalfe of Marfa served as district governor of Rotary International for the 42nd district at the Santa Fe gathering this week. Al Henry Fletcher acted as campaign manager, with Harve Cottle and Fletcher among delegates from Alpine. Roswell was named next conference city while Albuquerque won the attendance trophy with 29 Rotarians present.

Metcalfe Marfa Rotary International Santa Fe Reay al- Henry Fletner Rotary du Alpine Club Lire Fletcher Rotary Pletcher Cottle

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District P.T. A C. C. Meet EL Paso High School Tigers Jackson Field Robinson’s Sec Dean T.C.U A.T.C Parent- Teacher Association Joe Marfan
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