Henry B. du Pont to Speak at Sul Ross dedication
Henry B. du Pont vice president of E I du Pont de Nemours will deliver the main address at the dedication ceremony for Sul Ross State College Scene Building. The event follows Cowboys season opener at Odessa with the program starting at 10 am Monday May 2.
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Henry du Pont
Henry B. du Pont
E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Co., Inc
Wilmington
Del
Sul Ross State College
4 Pont
du Pont
Matter
Alexis J. du Pont
Longwood Foudation
Univity of Delaware
Episcopal Church School Foundation of Delaware
Pomfret School
Alpine Openers Bring Five Clubs to Roker Field
Alpine Lowooys open their home schedule at 6 pm Saturday April 30 at Roker Field. Jackford may pitch Friday. Bud Bowd and Bob Carlson lead the mound corps. Rosters include Larry Vincent Mike Imbriani Ken Purcell Larry Smoot Bud Rowland. Tickets on sale at local shops with season books $10 and reserved seats $40 box seats $50.
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Dodgers
Odessa
Roker Field
Alpine
Dick Kinaman
Bud Bowd
Odes
Jackford
Bob Carlson
Larry Vincent
Mike Imbriani
Ken Purcell
Larry Smoot
Bud Rowland
American Legion Guard
Ryening
Wa'sen’s
Koker
Alpine Drug
Hunter's Pi _phy
Texas Cafe
Holland Coffee Shop
Watson's
Alpine Cowboy baseball poster drive and Big Bend notes
Alpine activity includes poster distribution for the Alpine Cowboy baseball schedule in 44 rental business locations. Correspondent in Harrisburg, Pa reports on the Big Bend National Park and Texas ties to the region. A Fort Worth Telegram note praises Corraling the Cowboys and Alpine meetings of the American Association for the Advancement of Rice.
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Alpine
Fort Stockton
Xternpongh and Associates
Hisburg
David Ker
New York
Tribune
Big Bend
Texas
Science Meet Opens Sunday at Sul Ross College
The 1xth annual meeting of the Southwestern and Rocky Mountain Division of the AAAS opens Sunday with an executive committee session in the Science Building. The dedication of the Science Building at 10 am Monday highlights the event, with addresses by Rev. B E Stron and J H Sears. Dr Chauncey D. presides at the general session and a program including lectures, barbecues, and a field trip to Big Bend National Park caps the meet. Guests include Mrs Markward and W E Everett.
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Urnish Music
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J. H. Sears
Board of Regents
State Teacher's Colleges
du Pont
Prude Ranch
Fort Davis
United States
Little Theatre
Fine Arts
Lucal Shields
New Mexico + Highlands Univ
Pam
Alpine Students Qualify For State Interscholastic Meet
Alpine High School earned 50 points at the Inter scholastic League meet in Lubbock on April 23 as five students qualified for the state meet. The girls team Carlene Hegeland and Carol Vogt won regional honors and the boys Chuck Stringfellow and Boyd Armstrong advanced. Julie Hindman won tennis regional titles, and Richard Hale placed in discus. Alpine officials note Region 1 covers a vast Texas area and includes many oil country schools.
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Lubbock
Myrtle Whitesides
Carlene Hegelund
Carol Vogt
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Canyon
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Miss Whiteside
Alpine
Richard Hale
Munn
Denver City
Texas
Granbury
Hanton County
Alpine High
Carlene Hogelund
Boyd Arm
Chuck Strinefellow
A Hindman
Altine
Jon
Cancer Drive Set Tonight
Cancer Crusade workers will canvass door to door to disseminate information about cancer and accept contributions. About 35 to 40 workers meet at the Chamber of Commerce building at 7 p.m. tonight. Mrs. HF Dallman is accepting special memorial contributions.
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Cancer Crusade
Owen Cosarove
Chamber of Commerce
Dallman
Powell Lecture Honors Explorer at Annual AAAS Talk
The John Wesley Powell Memorial Lectures were started in 1999 to honor the Grand Canyon explorer. The Mountain Division AAAS will host a spring lecture by a distinguished scientist, as part of a tour of the astronomer or other field. Alpine Central Principal D E Jones notes Central’s Little Olympics on May 11 for boys and girls with three events and ribbons for winners.
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John Wesley Powell
Grand Canyon
Colorado River
Southwestern and
Rocky Mountain Division
AAAS
Alpine Central
D. E. Jones
Central
City Drug To Build City Drug Store Across from Brewster Hotel
Junior Gray awarded the contract to build a 119 by 40 foot frame and brick drug store at Avenue E and 4th Street facing the old Brewster Hotel site. Odessa designers HE Abbott & Sons guided the project for City Drug Store owners Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Bow who plan a July opening. The hotel building will be dismantled for a parking area. A suspended fiber glass ceiling vinyl asbestos flooring steel framing and a 9 foot overhang window will feature in the new frontage with angled street parking and a six foot canopy and sidewalk along the front.
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HE. Abbott & Sons, Inc
Odessa
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City Drug Store
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Avenue E
4Th Street
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B. K. Rhodes
City Drug Customrs
King
Stovell Elected To Junior Hereford Post
Lovell of Alpine and Lubbock was elected 2nd vice president of the Texas Junior Hereford Association at a recent meeting in Houston. A field day will be held Aug 13 at Bridwell Hereford Ranch Windhurst Texas with judging contest for 4H and FFA members and educational talks and demonstrations. Membership is open to youth 10 to 21 who own Hereford cattle or fat steers.
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Alpine and
Lubbock
Texas Junior Hereford Association
Houston
Jack Stovell
Af Alpine Highation
Bridwell Hereford Ranch
Windhhurst
Texas
FFA
Alpine Lion Kenneth Stucke Seeks District Governor Post
Kenneth Stucke of Alpine announces candidacy for District 273 governor of Lions International at the Odessa convention April 24 30. He has 11 years as Alpine Lions Club member past president zone chairman 195859 and active in committees. He also serves in Knights Templar Shriner church boards Chamber of Commerce director Boy Scout finance chair March of Dimes county chair and local business leader with wife Kathryn.
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Alpine
Lions International
Odessa
Stucke
Alpine Lions Club
Alpine Club
Lion
Shriner
Stewards
Methodist Church
Alpine Chamber of Commerce
Cemetery Barbecue To Be Held May 7
Alpine Cemetery Association sponsors its annual barbecue at the American Legion Home on Saturday May 7. Serving begins at 11:30 AM. Plates are priced at 125 and proceeds will be used to maintain the cemetery.
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Alpine Cemetery Association
American Legion
Funeral Held For Mrs. Chona Olazaba
Funeral services were held at 3 p m Wednesday from Our Lady of Pace Catholic Church for Mrs Chona Olazaba 61 who died Monday April 25 Mrs Olazaba was reared in Alpine She is survived by her husband Bill Olazaba one son Bill of Amarillo a daughter Irene Ser Vi of Highwoods NL seven brothers and one sister relatives reside in Sanderson Odessa and Alamagordo NM
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Our Lady of Pace Catholic Church
Chona Olazaba
Olazaba
Alpine
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Bill
Amarillo
Irene Ser- Vi
Highwoods
Sanderson
Odessa
Alamogordo
N. M
Alpine Cowboys Opening Game Notices and Local Visits
A note mentions a fish fry at the Legion Home prior to the Alpine Cowboys opening game and a price of $1 per plate. It also records visits by Mr and Mrs Gardner Champ of Phoenix Arizona to see family in town, including Florence Lacy and Pink Phelps.
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Iion Wise
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Phoenix, Ariz
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Barbecue Expected for Sul Ross Event Monday Noon
Over 1000 persons anticipated at a barbecue during the meeting of the Southwestern and Rocky Marton Olson of Sul Ross College will supervise. Four serving stations are planned with 130 scientists and families, 200 science students, and teachers from West Texas and Sul Ross in attendance.
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Sout Western
Rocky Mirtin Olson
Sul Ross Colleg
West Texas
Sul Ross
Cross Burned in Front of Alpine School Site
Police investigate a cross set against the flagpole at Alpine School overnight. Supt. Peyton Cain notes the cross stood about six feet high. Sheriff Jim Skinner leads the inquiry into whether the act was a prank or assault.
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Peyton Cain
Jim Skinner
Seniors Present Melodrama Tonight at Alpine High
Alpine High School students stage a Gay Nineties melodrama Lily, the Felon's Daughter by Tom Taggart with roles led by Jane Tarpley and Marion Cowell Compton. Curtain at 7:30 pm with admission 1 and 50 cents for children.
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Charles Craven Sinclair
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Cissy Lae Beff
Robin Steel
Coal Morris Green
Kingsle Dollar
Connie Burling
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