Easter Seal Sale Under Way To Aid Disabled Children
Announcement by Ernest Gibbens bi county agent set May 1 as final date for signing up under the 1908 Range Conservation program. Ranchers may apply at Alpine or Fort Davis offices for grazing capacity determinations and checks for work may arrive around May 2. PTA Conference for Trustees To Be Held Next Week invites teachers parents and trustees on April 2 with discussions on curriculum and planning.
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Alpine
Fort Davis
Sten
Gibbons
College Station
Sue B. Mann
PTA
Brows
Dr. Moore
Nashville
Sod
Mies Wilson
Austin
Go Your's Registrations Update
Last month's registrations push Go Your's total to 28 with follow up notes and a brief listing of the subsequent figures. The fragment mentions a numeric rise and hints at a continuation of tracking data, but details are incomplete.
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CLO DES OF PNEU Sunday Summary Note
Clo des of Pneu dies after a brief illness on Sunday. Funeral details to follow at a local church.
Officials Of Alpine Reelect Voters Cast Local Election
Officials in Alpine reelected as only 82 votes were cast on Tuesday. The three ticket candidates received nearly all ballots with a few write-ins. Election officials included John Young, Joe Harmon, June Ease, Anne Hilla, and clerks.
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John Young
Joe Harmon
Fedges
June “Ease
Anne Hilla
Concho Scouts Plan visit to Big Bend area this Su
Boy Scouts of Concho Valley Council announce a senior scout trip to Big Bend Park tentatively on August 6. Eligibility requires 15 year olds with First Class rank and one week camping experience. Leaders include Explorer Troop leaders Scoutmasters and Sea Scout Skippers guided by State Parks officials and Sul Ross College guides.
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Boy Scouts of
Concho Valley
Park Tour Group Gets Under Way
A park tour group sets off from the area border as organizers outline the route along the U.S. and Mexico border. Local leaders, including L. Tatar, expound on objectives and safety while visitors explore the regional pathway.
Pet Peeves About Speech and Loud Moviegoers
A reader laments clichéd dialects in fiction and the loud theater crowd. The writer notes Southern speech quirks, cowboys using the word shore, and adults who laugh loudly at jokes, urging respect for quiet viewing. A humorous money-related ditty and a dogwood hot dog stand anecdote close the column.
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Ware
Cow Country
Parkland fund drive under way across Brewster and neighboring counties
Counties are organizing to raise funds for parkland bonds in Brewster, Presidio, Terrell, Jeff Davis and Pecos. The 29th Senatorial district committee reports a $2,000 Brewster quota and per capita plans, with tours and public events planned this month. Dr Ben Bevaley notes counties aim for em steps toward the goal.
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Bie Bend Park
Ben. Bevaley
Brewster
Wea
Presidio
Terrell
Jeff Davis
Pecos
Berkeley
Reeves County
Drill Reaches 7787 Feet At Hovey Dome Test Near Alpine
Drilling progresses at the Dodson-Means Hovey Dome test 18 miles northeast of Alpine to 7 787 feet amid recent delays from caving. Nearby H D Wilcox Eokernot ranch portion 40 miles south of Alpine reached 1300 feet then halted for instructions. Russell Pinkerton, Sul Ross and Alpine High band instructor, returned from St Louis after attending a National Music Educators meeting. The encampment is planned in the Chaos Mountains the second week into Easter.
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Alpine
H. D. Wilcox
Eokernot Ranch
Russell Pinkerton
Sul Ross
Alpine High School
St .Louia
Ann
Pinkerton
Little Son
Low‘er Valley
Plan To Raise Park Funds In Big Bend Drive
Mrs. J. F. Reeves as drive chair proposes a land prize to spur park fundraising. Women’s groups would contribute acres toward competition, with the winner deeded to authorities for transfer to the federal government for park development.
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Fort Stockton
Mra
J. F. Reeves
Focal Drive
Big Bend Park
Women's Groupe
Mn. Reeves
Romtones
Nephew of Late Dr Irving Killed in Virginia Plane Crash
WORT DAVIS April 6 A telegram reports Charles Hamilton Boyd 28 son of Alfred L and Mrs Boyd Mentone died as an army aviation cadet in Virginia He had recently aided in settling his mother in Fort Davis and will be buried in Covington NM He was a Pensacola aviation graduate and had a brother in Army aviation service noting he was a nephew of the late Dr R Lefev ing and Mrs R L Irving of Fort Davis Fort Davis locals extend sympathy to the bereaved parents.
NYA funding aids 27 students for 1987 88 session
National Youth Administration provides $406 monthly totaling $3 645 to support salaries of 27 students at Sul Ress State College for the 1987 88 session.
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Sul Ress State College
Na- Hanel
National Youth Administration
Baptist pastor Fulmer to lead 10 day Grandialis meeting
Rev MM Fulmer, Baptist pastor, West yesterday for Grandialis where he will hold a 10 day meeting. The pulpit here will be filled Sunday morning by Grandialis pastor Rev Erick Hecksher and evening by Rev O P Maddon returned missionary to Bras. A good way to tweak a bad habit at doop.
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MM. Fulmer
Baptist Pastr
Grandialis
Erick Hecksher
O. P. Maddon
Bras
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