Womanless Divorce Play Staged by Alpine Rotary for PTA Fund
Alpine Rotary launches a gender bending stage show the Womanless Divorce Case at the Mojave to raise funds for the Parent Teacher Association. Notable cast includes Leo Howell and Kewple Newell with Ben Berkeley as judge. insiders promise a lively, humorous court drama with proceeds supporting a new school clock.
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Rotary Bunch
Jawn
Leo Howell
Leo
Kewple Newell
Kewple
Ben Berkeley
Bob Cottey
Clay Holland
Hop" Hopson
Bailitt
Rush Moody
Jim Casner
Doolittle
Nig Bennett
Worth Frazer
George Baines
Homer Fergson
Frank Skevington
Sid Smith
Bob McMurry
Frits Weyerts
Parent-Teacher Association
Postpone P T A Meeting To Next Friday 22nd
The Parent Teacher Association meeting is postponed to next Friday the 22nd due to the Interscholastic League meet being held here this week. Mrs H N Garrett, provident of the association, said an important meeting will be held then and a good attendance is expected.
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Parent-Teacher Association
H. N. Garrett
Sul Ross Drops Two Games to El Pasoans
Sul Ross Lobos fall to El Paso’s 8. P. Lines 6 to 2 in Friday’s game as Martin and Seaton hold Lobos to two runs. Johnson leads El Paso with three hits. In Saturday’s contest El Paso again tops Sul Ross 7 to 3 as Dowler yields seven runs early and Underwood relieves. long drives from Underwood Alford and Withers spark Marfa Wins From Alpine Sunday afternoon Marfa beats Alpine 6 to 2 at Jackson Field in dusty conditions. Alpine to face Sanderson next.
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Sul Ross
el Pasoans
Ward Weakley
Baseball Mause
8. P. Lines
Sul Ross Lobos
Martin Id
Tom Seaton
Hillie Star
Tom
Lobos
Forens
Ood
Tnd
Johnson
FI Paso
Martin
Lobo
Dowler
Su! Ross
Young
Seagers
Underwood
Agate
Under Wood
Alford
Withers
Trainmen
el Paso
Marfa
Alpine
Jackson Field
Sanderson
Alpine Hosts District Inter Scholastic Meet Contenders
Alpine streets bustle with students from across the district for the 17th District Texas Inter Scholastic League events today and tomorrow. Tennis preliminaries concluded yesterday with many towns represented. J Coleman of Sul Ross says wide participation and strong showings, with Alpine High School a strong contender in many events and a crowded program including a musical recital and declamation tonight.
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Alpine
Texas
J. Coleman
Sul Ross
Paso
College Auditorium
Alpine High School
Correction in county meet winner at Marathon meet
The Avalanche corrects a previous report listing the first place in the county athletic meet discus wrong. It credits Ray Roberts of Alpine for second place in the discus throw at Marathon.
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Marathon
Secon R
Roberts
Ray Roberts
Toy
Accomace
Alpine Clean-Up Week Set To Brighten City
The Civic League and Alpine officials announce the annual Clean-Up Week from April 25 to 30. Residents are urged to remove weeds, trash, and junk, place debris in containers for free pickup, and cooperate with ward chairmen and business district supervisors. Mayor E Gillette proclaims the period and committees will visit homes to promote the event and the Beautiful Yards contest.
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Civic League
Alpine Eit
Ue Civic League
Im Alpine
Rabbi Aign Wis i
Alpine
State of Texas
City of
E. Gillet
Cas Rawards
Margaret Linn
Uhis
Edwards
Alpine Storage Company Opens on Railroad Avenue
Steinomy and Naples Platter Grocer on Alpine’s Railroad Avenue report a new venture, Alpine Storage Company, offering warehousing for furniture and goods with storage and reasonable rates. Petley, from Baimbure, Texas, leads the venture and also plans real estate and leasing work. The firm already shows substantial business and will expand with offices in the building. Mr Petfley cites Mr Miller’s visit and local activity including canning at Tippit ranch.
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Steinomy Eet
Naples Platter Grocer
Allroad Avenue
W. B. Caldwell
BA. Petley
Alpine
Baimbure
Texas
Mr. Pettey
Tas
Shebate
Piney
Alpine Storage Company
F Jim
Petfley
Geologist Plans Survey of Trans Pecos Country
Com Keeler of Wichita Falls has moved from Sanderson to conduct a geological survey of Urewster and adjacent counties. He leased and sold about 125 200 acres in Terrell County and is a member of petroleum geology societies with extensive geology and mining experience. He, Mrs Keeler, and their baby occupy the Cox residence on College avenue.
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Keeler
Wichita Falls
Sanderson
Will
Geological Survey
Urewster
Terrel County
Nation of Petroleum Geologists
Baby
Cox
College Avenue
Grubb Buys Large Herd of Steers for Kansas Pasture
Herring and Wilkes steers bought weeks ago by Jackson Harmon McCutchen and Ford Jackson were sold to W C Grubb Brewster County rancher. About 1220 head of 3 and 4 year olds to be shipped to Kansas with first delivery around the 24th. Be one of the 500 at Sunday School Sunday.
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Herring & Wilkes
Jackson & Harmon
J.D. McCutchen
Ford Jackson
W. C. Grubb
Brewster County
Kansas
Plan Soil Survey for Trans Pecos Region
A reconnaissance soil survey of the Trans Pecos region is planned by the Agricultural Experiment station of the A M College. Alpine is selected as the best central headquarters. J Carter will head the joint survey from College Station and the Federal Bureau of Soils. The effort seeks support from local businesses for office space and rooms.
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Trans-Pecos
Agricultural Experiment Station
A. & M. College
Shirley Scales
Chamber of Commerce
Alpine
College Station
Federal Bureau of Soils
J. Carter
Theantry
A. B. Conner
Texas Agriculturment Station
Tha Chamber of Commerce
Break Record in Alpine Sunday School Attendance
Alpine Sunday schools neared a total attendance of 500 last week with 451 reported. Baptist 160 Methodist 155 Presbyterian 66 Christian 36 Church of Christ 24 Episcopal 11. Officers express confidence the 500 mark will be reached by Easter and expect 600 attendance this summer with visiting students.
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Alpine
Methodists
Methodist
Presbyterian
Eh of Christ
Episcopal
Baby Clinic Tomorrow Urges Prechool Health Checks
The PTA hosted a baby clinic tomorrow afternoon in the High School building from 1 to 3 o'clock. Miss Martha Kellans will lead, with Red Cross nurses, offering free examinations for infants and school entrants. Parents are urged to bring children for medical checks and guidance on feeding rest sun, and care.
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P.T. A
H.W. Ferguson
Martha Kellans
Red Crow
Easter service to be held by Knights Templar in city
The Alvine Commandery Knights Templar schedule Easter service at 11 a m Sunday in the Baptist church with no other teaching service in town. Knights in full uniform will attend from Aarfo and nearby cities, and Rev Buren Sparks will deliver the Easter address as the choir performs.
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Alvine Commandery
Knights Templar
Templar
Buren Sparks
Templars
Aarfo
Iil
Alpine Red Cross Aids Rock Springs Sufferers
Alpine residents responded generously to an appeal for storm victims at Rock Springs Edwards County a tornado nearly wiped out the town. Chairman Clay Holland reported $160 raised after a petition among Alpine's churches. Special collections planned Sunday will boost totals as reports from Rock Springs indicate heavy loss of life and destruction.
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Rock Springs
Edwards County
Here
Clay Holland
Alpine Red Cross
Six More S R Cottages Contract Let For Sul Ross
Contract let for six additional cottages to house Sul Ross, bringing total to fifteen. Buildings to mirror the first nine, concrete fireproof construction, facing Neck Railroad Lane and west sides to form a square court. Erected by Howell Lumber and Alpine Timber with donations from Alpine citizens. aimed for completion by Hawe 1 to serve summer students.
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Sul Ross
H.W. Kalrman
Chamber of Commerce
Nne
Ottage
Hawe
Howell Lumber Company
Alpine Imber Company
W. A. Daugherty
H.W. Ferguson
Louis Forchheimer
G. W. Martin
AL. White
W. W. Jenkins
End
BE. Townsend
Berkeley
J. W. Moretock
New members added to Alpine Rotary Club
Whitfield and Finis Turney elected to Alpine Rotary were inducted after a talk by Scotty. Don Littleton introduced them and guests enjoyed cigars and candy as Rov. Baren Sparks spoke on Ethics in Business. Next luncheon set for 6 pm with guests and a staged war divorce play by Alpine Rotarians. Mrs Crom mourns father’s death announced Tuesday.
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Sess Whitfield
Finis Turney
Alpine Rotary
Rotary
Ing
Don Littletot
Scotty
Don Littleton
Shirley Scales
John
Don
Wense
Baren Sparks
Sparks
Rotary Club
Milerson
Sanderson Rotariana
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