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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1947

Page

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Local teleph one workers praised as road completion cheers

In a light hearted note the Alpine printing crew thanks friendly customers and especially the Alpine Telephone Company staff for keeping service during a strike. They also celebrate the completion of US Highway 67 between Fort Stockton and Alpine, calling it a welcome improvement for the region and a boost for travel toward the Big Bend area.

Everett Townsend Alpine Telephone ‘Co Telehone

Big events lined up for senior booster club rodeo tonight

Three day rodeo in Alpine May 8 to 10, sponsored by the Sul Ross Boosters. Fayette Yates and Raymond Quigg produce with up to 1500 grandstand seats, $1500 in purses plus girls event prize and side awards. Trades Day offers local business specials, and Alpine Cowboys schedule games at Kokernot Park May 10 and 11.

Cal Edwards Sul Ross Boosters Club Fayette Yates Raymond Quigg Big Bend Toots Mansfield New Mexico

Outstanding municipal concert series planned in Alpine

Alpine launches a fall and winter municipal concert series sponsored by the Big Bend Municipal Concert Association. The lineup features Walter Robert pianist Eloise MacDonald soprano Myron Taylor tenor Philip Williams violin Frances De Fee mezzo-soprano and Stephen R Wilhelm radio narrator. Membership is required for admission with no single concert tickets sold.

Alpine Southwest William Z. Rozan Big Bend Walter Robert Tht National Repute Vietor Columbia Eloise MacDonald New York New Orleans Fort Worth Cross & Cross Alpine Appliance & Music Store the Model and the Chamber of Commerce J. H. Marshall J. K. Miller Fort Elmo Weston Mara‘thon

Pioneer West Texas ranchman Jones dies in El Paso hospital

W T Bill Jones, pioneer West Texas ranchman, died in an El Paso hospital Wednesday night after several weeks illness. Funeral services will be held at the Christian church in Marfa this afternoon at 3 o'clock.

W. T. Bill Jones West Texas el Paso Christian Church Marfa

Ross Booster Club at Alpine May 9 9 18

A brief notice notes Ross Booster Club events at Alpine with details on dates in early May. It lists a gathering or meeting and addresses registration or participation by local supporters.

Spring Roundup for Boy Scouts in Brewster Area

A spring Scout roundup for the Brewster Presidio Jel Davis area will be held at Sunny Glen today tomorrow and Sunday. Alpine Marfa Fort Davis and Marathon troops are expected to attend this weekend. George Morton Scout executive says the event aims to spur summer camp interest and provide advance training with camping feats contests campfires and tests. Public invited.

Brewster-Presidio-Jel! Davis Sunny Glen Alpine Marfa Fort Davis Marathonre George Morton

Paving Near Sul Ross Reservoir Connected To Highway 223

The street from Highway 223 to the College Hill water reservoir was paved linking the highway with the north entrance to Sul Ross campus. Mayor L B Starns said the project has been discussed for years and plans exist to extend paving to the reservoir. The golf course road and new city park road are complete as an all weather caliche surface. Further paving is planned but funds may limit summer completion while work on the South Hill water reservoir proceeds.

College Hill Sul Ross L. B. Starns Storms South Hill

Row Booster Club at Alpine May 8 9 10

Alpine hosts the Row Booster Club event over May 8 9 and 10. Participants gather for rowing activities with coaching sessions and community support at the Alpine venue. Organizers note schedule details and local involvement from teams and volunteers.

Internationals Add New Pitcher for Sunday Game

The Internationals, sponsored by W.F.W., acquire Rudy Apodaca of El Paso. He recently trained in El Paso with the Texans and is set to debut Sunday against Carlsbad, New Mexico. Cuellar, a versatile player at third base and catcher, is teaching near Alpine and plans to join the team this summer. Scheduled matches include Chihuahua's Muebleria Villareal on May 3-4, with talks for Rositas, Juarez, El Paso, Forti, and San Angelo teams. The club aims to upgrade grandstands and facilities for next summer to improve fan comfort.

W.F.W Rudy Apodaca el Paso Texans Carlsbad N. M Cuellar Alpine Chihuahua Muebleria Villareal Luis Garcia Rositas Mexico Juarez Forti San Angelo

Alpine Takes 2nd Place in Region Meet

Alpine finished runner up at the regional Interscholastic League meet in El Paso last weekend defeating El Paso High by five points. Austin High won with 95 points. Alpine totaled 50 and El Paso High 45. Events yielded five first places for regional champs. Jo Nell Pope led in debate and Tommy Roberts in senior exter, with several others earning top places. Billy Caliwell placed third in senior high, earning a trip to Austin for the state meeting May 1-3 alongside other qualifiers.

Alpine Scrvors el Paso el Paso High Austin High Alpine Jo Nell Pope Key Dillon Tommy Roberts de Owen Iris Joye New High School Joe R. Borunda Austin Billy Caliwell Parcipate Susan Walker Eddy Riggle Ina Bess Nichols Eloise Pickering

Brewster Teachers Assn Plans Meeting at Sul Ross

Brewster County Teachers Association will hold a meeting at Sul Ross cafeteria tomorrow at 8 p.m. Dr. A N Foster, president, announced. A musical program directed by Glenn Davis will accompany the event. Sul Ross President Dr. R M Hawkins will deliver the principal address. Dinner will be served.

Brewster Teachers Assn Sul Ross Brewster County Teachers Assn A. N. Foster Glenn Davis R. M. Hawkins

Fruit of Area Is Killed By Freeze

Apricots and plums suffered heavy damage from a Thursday morning freeze in the area. Official Sul Ross College readings show 28 degrees with unofficials as low as 20. Most loss centered on stone fruit with some peaches spared amid a spell of cool, foggy weather earlier in the week.

Sul Ross College

El Progreso Club Seeks Shelving for Library Project

El Progreso Study club continues work on a library, lacks a suitable location and shelving for about 300 donated books. An appeal asks for loan of shelving indefinitely, with contact to Mrs. Paul Vogt, library chairman, or Mrs. D. M. Bennett, El Progreso president.

el Progreso Henderson Paul Vogt D. M. Bennett

Alpine High Mothers Bake Sale Tomorrow morning

Alpine High School senior mothers plan a bake sale tomorrow beginning at 9 in front of Morrison's store. Proceeds will fund the proposed senior trip planned for a later date.

Alpine High School Morrison's

Spring Convention 16th Legion District at Fort Stockton

Fort Stockton hosts the 16th Legion district spring convention with G Ward Moody as principal speaker. Delegates register Saturday at Springhurst hotel. events include a service officers school, golf, swimming, softball, a delegate dance, and a Sunday business session. The day concludes with adjournment Sunday afternoon.

Fort Stockton G. Ward Moody Austin Americar Legion Decarent Texas 16Th Legion District Springhurst R. Bullock Waldo Carson Rooney Park Comanche Springs City Ball Park Gibbs Field Paul Counts Pecos County Methodist Church Community House National Legion Convention New York Walter H. Butz Legion Post

Rainbow Arts to mark 25th anniversary with silver tea

The Rainbow Arts invites guests to a 25th anniversary silver tea in the Masonic Hall reception room tomorrow night from 7:30 to 9:30. Proceeds or further details were not provided in the fragment.

The Rainbow Arts Masonic Hall

April 30 Is Final Date For Rendering Property

Brewster county property owners are warned that April 30 is the final date for rendering property for taxes. Property not rendered by then will appear on unrendered tax rolls. Owners are also warned that April 30 is the final date for claiming homestead exemptions.

Brewster County

Young folks to meet Rev. Austin H. Dillon in Marfa

The zone meeting of Young Adults of the Methodist church will be held in Marfa Sunday afternoon with Rev. Austin H. Dillon as principal speaker. His topic will be House Built On Sand. Churches from Marfa Van Horn Sierra Blanca Alpine Fort Davis Marathon and Sanderson will be represented. Mr and Mrs W H Terry returned from San Antonio where he sought medical care. They were joined home by Mr Terry's daughter Mrs Fuqua Younger of Dumas who accompanied them.

Austin H. Dillon Methodist Church Marfa van Horn Sierra Blanca Alpine Fort Davi Marathon Sanderson W. H. Terry San Antonio Mr. Terry Mrs. Fuqua Younger of Dumas

Ceremony Marks Completion Of Final Gap In Highway 67

The Advisory Committee for Sul Ross State College will meet on Saturday April 26 for a luncheon and round table on improving the animal husbandry department. Afterward a tour of the college farm will follow with A J Bierschwale and W E Williams coordinating. Committee members include representatives from Alpine and surrounding agencies and local organizations.

Sul Ross Department of Agriculture Sul Rose State College A. J. Bierschwale Alpine Be, Turner Area II Alpine High School Jimmie Pate Brewster County Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce F. M. Churchill Sul Ross College

Lions Club Minstrel Show Raises About 700

The Lions club minstrel and variety show at the high school auditorium last Friday night yielded about 700 in net proceeds. The money will fund the city park project. Club officials praised cooperation from individuals and organizations. Directors adopted a resolution expressing appreciation to contributors, including Austin H. Dillon, Henry Key, and D. J. Pollock.

Lions Club The Alpine Lions Club Austin H. Dillon Henry Key D. J Pollock

Alpine Cowboys to Hold Intra-Squad Practice Game

Alpine Cowboys plan a Sunday afternoon intra-squad game at Kokernot Field at 2 30. Admission is free and all squad members will play. training began two weeks ago with up to 35 players daily including several Sul Ross students. The season opens May 10 11 likely facing Sonora. A benefit game for the Sul Ross Booster Club will support a three day rodeo May 8 9 10.

Sul Ross Jackson Field Alpine Cowboys Alpine Kokernot Field Cowboys Sonara

Many Art Celebration at New Paving's End Last Monday

West Texas motorists finally gain an all paved highway between Fort Stockton and Alpine after 400 years of dust and mud. The Alpine celebration featured KVLF radio, speeches by Marty Watson and Elbert Boatman, and a look back at the 1910 mule‑team era. The event celebrated the completion of the last unpaved 22 miles and recalled the first regular auto line between Alpine and Fort Stockton in 1910 with round trips and fares.

New Paving Cas Edwards West Texas Fort Stockton Alpine Sp. m Glenn Bure 'Anager KVLF Weller Amtroaucvary Marty Watson Alpine Chamber of Commerce Elbert Boatman Pecos Charles Cotton Fort Big Bend Mountains Texas Trans-Pecos Alpine Commercial Club W. P. Flow Polke Hinson Flow Hinson Orient Railroad

Recital of Junior Music Pupils Set For Tuesday

The annual Junior music pupils recital features music selections by local teachers and is sponsored by the Alpine Music Club. It will be held Tuesday evening at 7 30 in the Christian church, replacing this month’s Alpine Music Club meeting. Parents and friends are invited to attend and hear the progress of Alpine's junior musicians.

Alpine Music Club Christian Churchext Alpine

Art Exhibit at Sul Ross Museum This Week

An art exhibit from the Santa Fe museum will be shown at Sul Ross this Friday Saturday and Sunday afternoons from 3 to 5. It features select pictures by New Mexico artists. The Alpine Study Club brings the exhibit, and the public is invited to attend.

Sul Ross Music Museum Santa Fe New Mexico Alpine Te Alpine Study Club

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Texarkana Pre- Sidio Dallas Big Bend National Park SR Booster Club W.T. Jones Ul Ross Booster Club Te Alpine BOY Scouts Ul Row Booster Club Hoss Booster Club el Progreso Club 16Th Legion Sul Ross Ag
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