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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1951

Page

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Central school disaster and town notices mixed

A fragmented report recalls a recent explosion at Central School with reflections on providence and rescue, noting around 25 people in the gym but no injuries. The column then shifts to Alpine street crews, Itinerant peddlers, local business, and upcoming civic events including a Texas Intercollegiate Press meet at Sul Ross and political chatter on governors.

Chon Alpine Shay Chamber of Commerce Texas Intercollegiate Press Association Sul Ross College Fort Worth

Alpine Students Shine at ISL Meet in Odessa

Alpine high school dominated Region VIIEB honors in Odessa with first and second places in debate Ready Writers and Number Sense, first in typing slide rule and high marks in shorthand and shot put. Boys tennis lost to Pyote, state meet in Austin May 3 4 5 expected with record Alpine turnout.

Alpine High School Odessa Alpine John Newell Jr Mary Thorne Alice Owens Ben Peterson Pat O'Donnell Shirley Parker Sara Beth Hawkins Bob Duncan John Newell Ches Austin Ronald “Klein Myrtle Whiteside Sei Jon, Hand Olive Blucher Johnnie Weyerts Richard Johnson Elliott Hotel

Fort Worth Good Willers Welcome in Alpine

Fort Worth chamber of commerce sponsored good will party of 24 visited Alpine after stops in Marfa and Fort Davis. They were greeted at a luncheon by Rotary and Lions, with about 120 attendees, and were invited to Big Bend National Park. The trip aimed to meet old friends and make new contacts in the area.

Fort Worth Alpine Goodwill Party Alpine Chamber of Commerce Kokernot Sul Ross College Fort Worthians Rotary Lions Clubs of Marvin Kay Guy Rogers Jr Parke de. Ross “Maxwell Big Bend National Park Fort Southwestern Exp G. D. Wiley Swift & "Co D. E. Taylor Terrell Laboratories Bob Chandler Texas Livestock Marketing Asia R. “‘Lobdill Williamson-Dickie Mtg. Co

Private from Fort Davis sets Lackland mark in shooting

Private Alfred V. Chapin of Fort Davis earned 190 of 200 with the M-1 carbine at Lackland AFB, including 30 bullseyes, the year’s second best. He recalls shooting apples from trees as a boy to develop aim and plans aviation cadet training.

Fort Davis Lackland Afb Alfred V. Chapin A. V. Chapin San Antonio Air Force Base Chapin Capin Air Forces Texas A&m Sul Ross Delta Psi Omega Dramatic Fraternity Lackland

Alpine Club Event Dates And Meeting Schedule

Important dates to remember for Alpine list recurring meetings and events. Various groups meet weekly or monthly including American Legion, Lions Club, Rotary, Scout Roundtable, and district committee gatherings. Times and venues include chambers, region hall, Presbyterian church, and Holland hotel.

Lions Club Holland Hotel Hos Presbyterian Church Seow Scouts Scouls Roary Club South Wednendey Hol

Texas Flags Presented to Alpine Schools by DRT Chapter

Brewster county chapter of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas headed by Mrs. Clinton Ritchey of Marathon presented Texas flags to Alpine high school Alpine Central and Alpine Centennial schools on April 20 at 10 46 am Mrs Ritchey and Mrs Baines presented the flag to the Alpine High School student body Mrs Hally Bryan Perry and Miss Martin Hill presented a flag to Alpine Centennial students and Miss Margaret Lynn and Mrs Vernon McIntyre presented the flag to Alpine Central students Central could not raise the Lone Star flag due to gale force winds that jammed the flag chain All three schools accepted the flags in brief ceremonies.

Rhe Brewster County The Daughters of the Republic of Texas Clinton Ritchey Marathon Texas Alpine High School Alpine Central Alpine Centennial Riatchey Baines Hally Bryan Perry Martin Hill Alpine Centennial School Margaret ‘Iynn Vernon McIntyre Alpine Central Lone Star

Visit of Virginia Thonee Highlighted by Brother’s Family

Virginia Thonee of Angelo was visiting for several days last week in the home of her brother Charles Thomas and his family.

Virgina Thonee Angelo Charles Thomas

Holland Barber Shop Moving to New Quarters

The Holland barber shop will occupy remodeled quarters formerly the Holland drug store next to the hotel lobby on Holland avenue. The barber shop previously operated from the hotel site for years and recently moved to a rear lobby location near the First National Bank, which will take over the barber shop space.

Holland Barber Shop Holland Drug Store Holland Avenue First National Bank Etic Cemeanel

Special District Court Session Recessed for Week

A special term of the district court, called by Judge Allen R. Fraser, runs through July 10 and then continues to the regular August term. Several cases, including First National Bank of Alpine v Haynes, remain on the docket with continuances due to attorney illness and procedural motions.

Destrict Court Unti Cass First National Bank of Alpine Nevill Haynes John Clanton J. E. Casner R. N. Pulliam Holliday

City Urges Alpine Cleanup Campaign Cooperation

Alpine residents are urged to cooperate with the annual Spring cleanup under way. City trucks will haul off ash only, not dirt or rocks, left in accessible places. Citizens are asked to loan premises including vacant lots and help make the campaign a success.

Safeway Store Here Is To Be Modernized

An extensive remodeling and modernization program for the Safeway store here was announced this week. Full details have not yet been released.

Safeway Hear

City Buys New Cart For Use In Business Area

The city introduces a new street sweeping cart for the downtown area replacing the aging unit. The upgraded cart with rubber tires and bearing wheels arrived Wednesday and began service the same day. Chon ojo, longtime operator, has his work praised by officials. Alpine residents and visitors note Mrs A Le Miles of Brownwood visiting Elton R Miles and family.

Chonojo Chon

Junior Cowboys to Play Mexico Team in Ojinaga

Alpine Junior Cowboys to face San Carlos Min fers of Chihuahua in Ojinaga Sunday afternoon May 6. Kokernot Jr. sponsors expect strong local turnout to watch the game played opposite Presidio. The juniors will use a similar lineup to the Artesia Driv ers series, featuring Shortstop Charlie Davis who declined a Drillers position after a few games with the New Mexico club and returned to work with his father Curly Davis.

Alpine Junior Cowboys San Carlos Chihuahua L. Kokernot Jr The Cowboys Nd Junior Cowboys Ofinaga Presidio Artesia Charlie Davis Drillers New Mexico Curly Davis

Nine Masons Attend Meet Held Here Last Thursday

Alpine lodge No 766 AF and AM conferred a Master Mason degree Thursday night on candidate John Dow Harris. The degree was conferred by his father L D Harris who serves as worshipful master. Refreshments followed in the lodge recreation hall.

Alpine Lodge A. M John Dow Harris L. D. Harris

Central School Gym Damaged By Explosion

A blast at Central School gym damaged the building as a bill by Rep. Ken Regan to acquire 8000 more Brewster County acres for public ownership of land within the Big Bang National park area moved through the House Interior and Insular Affairs subcommittee. About 700,000 acres in the park area have been transferred to the National Park Service. 8000 acres remain.

Congress Ken Regan Brewster County Big Bang National Park Area House Interior and Insular Affairs Washington National Park Service Regan

Water heater explosion damages school gym. no injuries

A water heater explosion near the gym of a Marfa area school occurred Wednesday morning. The blast demolished part of the heating room and blew out walls and windows, though no injuries were reported among 24 second grade students and their teacher. The cafeteria remained undamaged.

Old Fort Russell Marfa Page Roo

Hawkins Chosen for SMU Majorette Team This Week

Miss Sara Beth Hawkins daughter of Dr and Mrs R M Hawkins of Sul Ross was picked for SMU majorettes joining six for the fall band director Pittman announced Her audition at 2:00 p m was successful She will also play clarinet in the band and has a history with Alpine high school majorettes and Sam Houston College majorette training She may also teach at Sam Houston this summer and SMU plans to face Missouri at Dallas and Notre Dame at South Bend with band air travel Miss Hawkins a senior editor of the Alpine high school annual will graduate in May

Sara Beth Hawkins R. M Hawkins Sul Ross SMU Pittman Beth Sam Houston College S. M. VU Sam Houston’ School Southern Methodist Sam Houston Trimeline United States University of Missouri At Dallas Notre Dame South Bend Ind

Publication laws to be in book form for Texas officials

Laws relating to public notices will be compiled into a 256 page book scheduled for release on May 20. The first edition outlines penalties and enforcements for noncompliance by officials and departments.

Texas Texas Press Association Texas Atates

Tipa Meeting At Sul Ross College Hosts Annual 3 Day Meet

The Texas Intercollegiate Press Association convenes at Sul Ross State College from April 26 to 28 with about 200 students from 22 Texas colleges. The meeting features 11 journalists from across the state and talks by Jim Glasscock James Scott and others. The event promotes public notice publication laws and a new reference book on Texas Public Information Laws priced at 5.0 dollars.

TIPA SUL Ross College Texas ‘Intercollegiate Press Association Sul Ross State College Texas Tectures Jim Glasscock el Paso ‘Times James J. Scott Odessa American Ea Terrell Texas Western College James Byron WDAP Fort Worth John Newell KVLF Alpine

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sis Central School Shivers Tom Connally John Ben Shepperd John Landon Votaw Reginald Votaw Big Bend Join!’ Rotary and Lions ‘Club Avalanche American Legion A. le Miles Brownwood Elton R. Miles Junior Cowboys Mexico Ojinaga Ballinger LA. Walker A. B. Sandifer J. W. Frazer Bill Sloan Tommy el Paso Hawkins Atonneral Price Texas Pre Daniel Fred Massengill Jr Terrell Tritaine TPA Massenili
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