Sell Sul Ross to Alpine
A committee in Alpine advocates Sul Ross College as a cultural educational and economic asset. They cite Alpine growth, WPA built facilities, and strong student links, urging residents to support selling Sul Ross to the state and boosting enrollment to 600 plus next year.
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Alpine Chamber of Commmerce
Scoli
Sul Ross
M. Bank
Joel E. Wright
Alpine
Trans-Pecos
Texas
Sul Ross College
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Parent-Teachers Association
Historical Society
Jackson Field
al Smith
Sul
Rotary luncheon notes changes and upcoming events
Forty one members attended with Ray Norman of Maine as visiting Rotarian and Ruth Keet as joint guest. Frank Young resigns as manager of the estiball league. Peyton Cain named temporary manager to handle the schedule. A committee chaired by Don Littleton will seek a permanent manager and a burro polo game between Rotary and the 20 30 club is planned for next Tuesday. Joe Langford visited Hot Springs for the weekend.
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Ray Norman
Maine
Ruth Keet
Dick Bankhead
Ena Alan Fraser
Hugh Forester
Louie @terns
Carroll Weston
John @Jewell
Floyd Dalton
Milton Smith
Frank Young
Rotary
Gift
Peyton Cain
Don Littleton
Prits Weyerts
Squirrel Ezell
Wes
J. S. Arledge
Fred Williams
Alpine Club
Albuquerque
Cliff Casey
Ornor
Joel Wright
Judging Teams Head to State Contest at College Station
Alpine Junior High will send its poultry judging team Hal Smith Earl Scudday Eddie Scudday with alternates William Childress Raymond Teague and the livestock team Junior Walker Billy Harrington King Terry Jr J C Walker and the dairy team W W King Prudencio Uranga Julian Remirez Billy Rogers plus instructor E L Bailey to College Station for the Texas A&M state judging contests. They practiced at John A Weyerts home with White Leghorn and Barred Rock chickens.
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Texas A & M
Hal Smith
Earl Scudday
Eddie Scudday
William Childress
Raymond Teague
Junior Walker
Billy Harrington
King Terry Jr
J. C. Walker
W. W. King
Prudencio Uranga
Julian Remirez
Billy Rogers
Barbecue Planned for Ex-Students and Student Body
The article notes preparations for a large barbecue expected to draw more than a thousand attendees including all ex-students and the entire student body. The event appears to be a campus gathering designed to unite former and current students.
Texas JCS backs park plan across state line
Aubrey Fielder of Lockhart vice president of Region 4 says the plan needs more explanation but supports it 100 percent. Dick Hugh of Pampa and Jack Bryant of Wichita Falls pledge to push the campaign, with Jim Hatch of Mason calling the Big Bend project outstanding.
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Aubrey Fielder
Lockhart
Dick Hugh
Pampa
Texas
West Texas Jaycees
Jack Bryant
Wichita Falls
Jim Hatch
Mason
Sul Ross College
Alpine
Big Bend
Beauty spot campaign advances for Mason park plan
Aycock and Jester reported before the general membership as parks chairmen that the campaign has progressed and that a tourist novel would bring at least 1,000,000 dollars to Texas the first year.
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Mason
Aycock
Jester
Texas
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