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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1959

Page

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Amblin Around With Jim Glasscock at Sul Ross Campus

Hank and Dud, two old river men, plan sunny trips near the Big Bend before Sul Ross State College’s ig science program. Henry B. es Pont of DuPont and Dudley R. Dobie of Sul Ross will be in Alpine May 2 for the dedication of the $750000 Science Building. Dobie notes a 1947 and 1952 raft trip. Bill Leftwich may join. Also reports Don Schwall, 23 win season, pitched 7 innings for Minneapolis in opener. Carl Warwick linked to Dodgers. Sub inquiry from Archie Fregosi relative prompts first subscription request for The Avalanche. Visitors include Col. Charles Brandt and Rainey Casner at Texas Cafe. farm trips with Rainey Casner noted.

Hank Dud Te Grande Canyon Sul Ross State College Henry Bes Pont Wilmington Del Vicw E. J. DuPont de Nemours and Co Dudley R. Dobie Sul Ross Rio Gran Canyon Dobie Big Bend Texas Mexico Langtry du Pont Alpine Sul. Ross Bill Leftwich Bill Cowboys Don Schwall Minneapolis Charles Schilling Carl Warwick TCU Los Angeles Dodger Bobby ‘Bragan Dodger The Avalanche Archie Fregosi Woodside Calif Jim Freggsi Texas Cafe Paso Col Charles Brandt Fort Bliss Rainey Casner Jim Casner Brandt Bliss el Paso

San Jacinto Day Observance Prompts Texas Flag Display

San Jacinto Day is observed to honor the 1836 battle that led to Texas independence and U S territorial expansion. The 1896 date referenced marks the historic clash where Gen Sam Houston led Texas forces against General Santa Anna, shaping the nation’s future. Businesses are urged to display the Texas flag on April 21.

San Iito Texas Mexico United States New Mexico Arizona Nevada California Utah Colorado Wyoming Kansas Oklahoma Army of Sam Houston Thomas J. Rusk Santa Anna

Democrats To Have Poll Taxes Stamped

Voters at Democratic precinct and county conventions must have poll tax receipts stamped with the designation Democrat. If no poll tax is present, voters may sign affidavits sworn before a notary public asserting their Democrat status.

Missile Scientist to Speak at Powell Lecture

Dr Millsaps, early doctorate in applied mechanics, chief scientist at the Air Force Missile Development Center, Holloman AFB, will lecture at 8 pm on Monday May 2 in the college main auditorium. His talk titled Fluid Flows in Circular Pipes covers fluid mechanics and convective heat transfer. Residents of Alpine and nearby areas are invited.

Californiastitute of Technology Mil ‘Aps Air Force Missile Development Center Holloman Ai Force Base Alamogordo N.M Cal Tech Millsaps Ohio State University Auburn Massachusetts Institute of Technology Willsaps John Wesley Powelleries Grand Canyon Colorado Alpine

Alpine Buck Band Heads to Battle of Flowers in San Antonio

The Alpine Buck Band leaves Alpine at 6 AM for San Antonio to perform at the Battle of Flowers festival at Alamo Stadium. Band Pageantry section includes members from Alpine and local high schools with Leland Schultz as bandmaster. The festival runs three hours starting 7:30 PM with color guard from Lackland Air Force Band.

Alamo City Alpine Buck Alpine San Antonio Alamo Stadium Leland Schultz Buck Kermit, Pleasonton Dimmitt Poeet Alamo Heights OBE Air Force Bend Schultz Buck Band Carolyn Nelon Mary V. Stringfellow Warl Anderau Scultz Travis Branaman Webb Dickey Anthony Ceraldi Broadway Houston Street Commerce Street Alamo Battle of Flowers Committee

Alpine Schools Policy and Regulations Study Session

The Alpine School Board, led by President Neville Haynes and Supt. Peyton Cain, spent three hours editing a rough draft of the proposed Policies and Regulations for Alpine Schools. Board member Bill Sohl was absent. They completed the policy section with minor changes and recessed before detailing the superintendent's duties. The next meeting is set for May 10 and the study resumes April 26.

Might's Species Neville Haynes Jim Francois Jeff Graham Pete Gallego Bud Powers Ray Morrow Peyton Cain Bill Sohl

U S Officials Inspect Fort Davis for Historic Site

National Park Service officials led by Robert Q M Utley and William Bowen inspect the old Fort Davis frontier post for potential designation as a National Historic Site. Others include Leslie Arnberger Paul Wykert and Harold Marsh. Mr and Mrs Billy Bedford and their daughter visited Aqua Dulce residents Sam and Mrs. Womas last weekend.

U. S Old Fort Davis National Park Service Old Fort Davis Frontier Army Post Robert QM. Utley NPS William Bowen Division of Recreational Planning Leslie P. Arnberger Branch National Park System Planning Paul Wykert Harold Marsh Billy Bedford Sam "Womas

Latin American Students to Attend Summer School Program

School officials announced a summer session for Latin American children entering first grade this September. The program runs mornings from June 6 to August 9, focusing on building a 400-word vocabulary to help them start the new school year with basic English readiness.

Alpine Librarian Boasts 1700 Film Strips Library

Alpine Public School head librarian Frank Gafford says the district houses 1700 educational film strips, claiming no more than three Texas schools of similar size match their audio visual collection.

Alpine Public Frank Gafford Alpine Texas

Show of Shows at Sul Ross Auditorium Friday

Alpine prepares an 8 p.m. Friday show at Sul Ross Auditorium for the 1400 season. The Lion’s Club Minstrel features top local acts directed by Bert Atkinson with a Hollywood-like polish. Interlocutor John Churchill Whiteside guides the "Show Boat Dina" voyage with jokes and lively numbers by Bob Corkins and the end men. The Dixie Lad band and chorus perform with guitar and banjo, as ticket sales push toward a crowd.

Alpine Sul Ross Lion's Club Bert Atkinson Houston Hollywood Mississippi Karnival John Chubchard Whiteside Bob Corkins le Weston Kenneth Stucke Wick Turner Neville

Brewster County Oil Test Plugged After Lost Circulation

The No 1 ykes Bros wildcat in southern Brewster County was plugged at 4068 feet due to lost circulation after initial drilling to 2290 feet and abandonment in January 1959 because of ice. Shannon reentered the hole in March intending to drill to 4500 feet before Brantley Drilling Co of Midland moved the rig from the site.

Wvagen Ykes Bros

Officials Praise Sul Ross Maintenance After Austin Visit

Three state officials from Austin inspect Sul Ross State College and commend maintenance and repair work as fine as at other state schools. The visitors are Ray Fowler of the Texas Commission on Higher Education, John Hovinga the governor's budget director, and Tom Keele of the legislative budget board. Easter visitors include Jere Williams and Jed Williams with Janith Vest joining from the University of Texas.

Sul Ross State College Austin Ray Fowler Texas Commission On Higher Education John Hovinga Tom Keele Legislative Budget Board Sul Ross

Alpine Ball Club Drives Saturday

Eddie Popowski, debuting as Minneapolis Millers manager in Indianapolis, sent a telegram from Alpine fans to Alpine Cowboys backers. He thanks Kokernot and Alpine supporters, notes a quick rise to the majors, and promises a strong start with a young team while inviting Alpine fans to visit big league games.

Eddie Popowski Minneapolis Millers Indianapolis Ddie Aanche Ert Kokernot Alpine Cowboys Alpine Big Be Dovis Cowboys Pop The Minneapolis Popowski

Dick Kinaman Appointed Manager of Alpine Cowboys

Dick Kinaman is named manager of the Alpine Cowboys with 18 players set to arrive in Alpine by weekend. Kinaman, 34, 6 feet 1 inch, 215 pounds, married with three sons, returns as skipper for a team that includes 12 rookies and former Sophomore League member Larry Vincent. The Cowboys open at Odesa on April 28 and host a Meet the Cowboys night April 26 at 6:30, with a $1 admission and a barbecue after.

Siscor Alpine Cowboys Alpine Kinaman Cowboys Odessa Iust Dodgers Los Angeles Nationaleague Satuday Kokernot Eld American Legion Eam Larry Vincent On ‘Thompson Corning Larry Smoot Waerloo Iowa Gerry Siegert Joe Cammarata Don Sears Luke Imbriani Fregosi Utility Lawrence Hitchers Gerry Brunelle Bud Roland Ed Coleman Boben Joe Blackford Camping Phil Scavo Tony Ankerson Ken Purcell Darrell Farrar

James To Get New Rector Soon

Ser. William Anthony of Austin is to be ordained at St James Episcopal Church in Alpine on Sun June 10 and will become rector of St James and of St W's in Marfa. He and his wife, their year old son and her mother will live at the rectory. Mr. Anthony gave the sermon at Easter services here and in Marfa last Sunday. This coming Sunday at 9 a.m. Rev. Adolph Stoy of El Paso will be here for communion services.

William Anthony Austins St. Jamespiscopal Church Alpine Sun St. James St W's Marfa Pine Anthony Jin Marfa Adolph Stoy el Paso

Tom Burdett Heads Alpine High Student Council

A junior, Tom Burdett, was elected president of the Alpine High School Student Council in a runoff yesterday afternoon. Betsey Aught won the vice presidency over Topper Thoma, with Jani French named secretary and Jackie Rawls treasurer. Representative elections will be held next week.

Alpine High School Zeke Betsey Aught Topper Thoma Jani French Jackie Rawls

Mack Morrow Injured in Horse Incident at Ranch

Young Mack Morrow son of Jr and Mrs Kith Morrow suffered a head injury when thrown from a horse Saturday at the McIntyre Morrow Ranch. He is receiving treatment in Brewster County Memorial Hospital.

Young Mack Morrow Kith Morrow McIntyre Morrow Brewster County Memorial Hospital

Sul Ross Teacher Elected to SW Naturalists Board

Sul Ross biology educator Karen W Axtell was elected a member of the Southwestern Association of Naturalists board of governors at the organization s seventh annual meeting on the Sul Ross campus. About 90 representatives from 23 Southwestern universities and museums attended, with 33 scholarly papers presented on botany zoology and other topics. Dr George M Sutton of the University of Oklahoma and UT Texas speakers highlighted the program and the banquet.

Sul Ross SW Naturalists Karen W. Axtell Sul « Ross Southwestern Association of Naturalists Cok Hlege Bryan Wilden Southwestern Mexico George M. Sutton University W. F. Blair Clark ‘Bbs M. R. Wheeler University of ‘Texas Ee A. Moore The Universe of Oklahoma Big ‘Bend’ National Park Davis Mountains Barton H. Warnock Marshall C. Johnston Jack’ Stowell Peter Koch Miss Law Ene Monte *Ain Gregg McKinsie

Alpine High to Attend Regional Interscholastic Meet in Lubbock

Eleven Alpine High School students will travel to Lubbock for the regional interscholastic league meet spanning today through Saturday April 21 to 23. The group may reach 15 or 16 with sponsors. Alpine hopes for a regional championship as coaches and officials back the team.

Alpine High School Stuents Richard Hale Cade Roark Juanita’ Hindman Afernoon Oviv Ate Lubbock Clay Cade

Cowboys Program Set For Tuesday Night Welcoming

The Cowboys arrive Saturday at Marfa Alpine Airport for opening night in Alpine. American Legioners sell tickets for a barbecue and program at 6:30 p.m. at Kokernat Field and various Alpine outlets. Tickets include bargain books at $10 with 15 per book, valid through April 30.

American Legioners Zosden Station White's Highland American Legion Village Henry Bailey Motor Co Hell Watson Brady Dick Texaco Forchheimer Rob Kinaman Kernet Field Cowboys Marfa- Alpine Kokernat Field Chess Dodgers American Legion Oler Guard Fla Grady Terry Alpin Watson's Watch Shop Bell’s Cosden Station Texas Cafe Holland Hotel Alpine City Drug Hunter's Photog.phy Model Cleaners

Park Travel Sets Record at Big Bend Easter Visit

Park officials announced a new record Easter visitation at Big Bend National Park with 1388 visitors in 306 cars. The National Park Service expanded campground and facilities under Mission 66, drawing more visitors though sites filled to capacity. Concessions hosted 357 visitors over three nights while Rio Grande Village and Chisos Basin areas saw overflow and partially filled campsites.

Big Bend National Park Lee Anley C. Joseph National Park Vice Joseph National Park Chisos Basin Rio Grande

Five Big Benders Attend WTCC Meet

Five Big Bend Davis Mountains area delegates attended the 42nd West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention in San Angelo. Officers named include J. Carter King Jr of Albany as president and Ray Gresham of Abilene as treasurer. Alpine Garden Club exhibit cancelled for this week.

Big Bend Davis Mountains West Texas Chamber of Commerce San Angelo Hugh S. White Maine Dis- Het Herman Ledbetter Jarfa Dire Col. Hubbard Marfa Alpine Garden Club

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Amblin With Jim Glasscock San Jacinto Science Knox Taylor Milsaps Brewster Co Jere Williams Jed Williams Janith Vest Univrsity of Billy Vest Alpine Ball Club Minnelis Kokernoth Alpine 1 Dallas Dick Kinaman S James Tom Burdett AHS Mack Morrow Ouss Johnnie Weyert Tony Warnock John ‘Thomas King Charles Patterson Flora Sutton Patti Koch John Young Fort Worth Inlaw Mrs Alpine High Earl McCall Shingbrook Island Cordova Alaska W. D
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