Alpine Cafeteria Weekly Menus for April 16 and 19
Alpine Central and Alpine Centennial cafeterias publish the weekly menu. Monday features Barbecue Potatoes Mixed vegetables Pone bread Tossed salad Milk Fruit. Tuesday serves hamburger pattie on bun Lettuce and tomatoes Onions and pickles Potato chips Fruit. Wednesday offers Bologna or Potato salad Bread Carrot sticks Cake. Thursday presents hili burgers Beans Tostados and dip Onion rings Banana pudding. Friday is Holiday.
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Alpine Central
Alpine Centennial
Political Candidacies Listed for 1962 Primaries
The Avalanche announces Democrat and Republican filings for the 1962 primaries. Names include J T Rutherford W A Stroman Gene Hendryx and Ed Foreman along with Brewster County officials and precinct candidates in Alpine Fort Stockton and Lajitas Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalanche
Congress
J. T. Rutherford
W. A
Bill) Stroman
Tom Green County
Dorsey B. Hardeman
Vand
Gene Hendryx
Alpine
Texas
L. A
Larry) Collison
Fort Stockton
Mcgaughy Alpine
Brewster County
J. W. Frazer
J.C. Cooley
Thad Corkins Alpine
Virginia
G. Bailey Alpine
J.T. Jiggs Davis
Lajitas
Oscar M. Cavallin
Terl
Mrs
Avora Owens
F. L
Bud) Powers Alpine
Levi Bell Alpine
PTA to Sponsor Play on Monday at Sul Ross Auditorium
The National Children's Theatre Association under Central PTA sponsorship will present Louisa May Alcott's "Under The Lilacs" Monday April 16 at 3 p m in Sul Ross Auditorium. Admission is 75 cents for children and adults. The PTA meeting is postponed to Wednesday. Mr Buffington's science classes will run the program and officer elections for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sul Ross
National Children's Theatre Association
Central Pta
Louisa Mae Alcott
PTA
Buffington
Sul Ross PR Chief Seeks Fall Registration from West Texas Schools
N E Williams director of public relations Sul Ross State College visited 14 West Texas high schools during the week of April 2 to promote fall registration drawing over 4000 students. Last year Armstrong Circle Theater staged Days of Confusion The College Admissions Story and Williams asked if the theater could provide the film for high school audiences.
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N.E. Williams
Sul Ross State College
West Texas
Armstrong Circle Theater
Williams
Amtrong Circle Theater
The Charming Young Lady of Guadalajara Dialogues
A conversational Spanish lesson notes a man pursuing a girl from Guadalajara. He enters a photographer shop, blushes, recalls time pressure, and ends with the photographer offering to search for the young lady's name among his lists. The exchange includes remarks about love, a photograph, and buying the image.
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Guadalajara
LA Tapatia Encantadora
Linda Tapatia
Buenos Dias
4-H Calf Feeding Across West Texas Grows Steers
Four 4-H calf feeders in Brewster and Jeff Davis counties start 21 Hereford steers with plans for about four more. Named feeders include Jeane Donnell Marathon and families in Fort Davis Alpine and Marfa. calves bred by Largent Hess Strauss Medina Kimball and others. Some calves were shown at the State Fair in Dallas and the Royal in Kansas City during Spring 1962. Armstrong Theater screened Sal Ross film for high school students April 27 reaching over 4000 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster
Jeff Davis
Jeane Donnell
Marathon
Bill Donnell
Grace
Manuel Garcia
L. L. Hess Ranch
Jimmie Justice
Bill Stowell
Alpine
Rusty Largent
Fort Davis
Strauss-Median Ranches
San Antonio
Barbara
Janet Grubb
Rust Largent
Strauss-Medina Ranches
Kimball Ranch
Catto-Gage
Marfa
Eline
Linda Largent
Rust Sargent
Joe Wright
Joe Lane
Dallas
Royal
Kansas City
Report of condition for First National Bank in Alpine 1962
Bank in Alpine Texas filed a condition report listing assets totaling 2 031 359 30 and deposits totaling 5 161 312 78. Directors Dick Rogers John W. Gillett Neville Haynes affirm accuracy with Jack Williams assistant vice president endorsing.
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First National Bank
Alpine
Texas
Jack Williams
Dick Rogers
John W. Gillett
Neville Haynes
First National Bank Alpine Names Officers and Surplus
Alpine bankElevated figures show 836,325.97 550,990.28 943,593.05 with H L Kokernot Jr as board chairman and Dick Rogers as president. Z M Decie Mabel Gooden Ray Morrow Fannie Weston among officers. surplus listed at 255,000.00 and 134,123.41.
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H. L. Kokernot, JR
Dick Rogers
Z. M. Decie
Mabel Gooden
Jack Williams
Ray Morrow
Fannie Weston
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Gage
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Maude H. Baines
M. L. Hopson
Apts
Cunningham
City Drug
Tfe
Kokernot Heights
Marvin Kay
Granada Theatre
North Heights Add
Ft. Davis Ave
6Th St
Sam Maddox
van Horn
Rock Veneer House
W. Ave
Jack Woodruff
Bandera
Lutie Britt
West
del Rio St
C. W. Burdett
Sunny Glenn Road
F. M. Miller
Marion- Kay
St. James Episcopal Guild
Real Estate Agency NO
Ave. D
Gage Holland
Shipman Addition
B.D. Brown Sr
Canutillo
Western Mattress
Alpine Courts
San Angelo
Alpine Lodge
G. Woodward
W. M
Federal Land Bank Loan of
Marfa, Texas
J. Fred Lalanne
M. L. Hopson Agency
Reyes Heey ‘Accident — Health
Bends
Optometrist
Thomas L. Coats
Thor
Burl C. Avery
Welland
Tire Service
U. K
Tire Shop
Canada
Parkview
Manasa
Avalaicee
Carpenter Realty Holland Hotel Bldg
ED Foreman
Odessa
By M. P. Slover
Mr. Slover
KVLF
Box
Sal Ross
Connally
John Connally
Fort Worth
Strong P
JIM Francois
Holland—Pate
Hartford Fire Immurance Company
Roup Hartford Coon
The
E-Elect
Rutherford
U.S
Reserve District No
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Housing Authority
Public Housing Administration
Conden
2. M. Decie Neville Haynes
L. M. Hess
J. W. Gillett
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