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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1937

Page

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Alpine civic week ends with Boys and Girls’ Day parade

Alpine totals show a lively city week as high and junior high students campaigned for office with chalked slogans and a big parade led by Rotarians. The event crowned Bradford Nicholson and other junior high leaders as mayor and commissioners while a separate obituary notes the death of J. W. Storey, a longtime rancher and church member. Mrs Beulah Mackay Yates will conduct a free cooking school at Granada theatre with demonstrations in economical, balanced meals and modern homemaking tricks aimed at Alpine homemakers.

Sesiibesninisien Alpine High Ovo Bradford Nicholson Billy Meriwether Claude Garner Joe Hord Henry Beall Bob Robinson Alpine Rotary ‘Anns Jimmy West Border Patrol Boy Scouts Rainbow Girls Beulah Mackay Yates Granada Theatre D. C. Littleton Central Power and Light Company Yates Mire

Alpine Lions Plan Model Luncheon at District Meet

About 20 Alpine Lions members expect to attend District 27 convention in Big Spring May 2 3 4 and the club will sponsor a model luncheon next Monday with a special program also planned.

Alpine Lions Club Big Spring The Alpine Club

Section Foreman S. P. Bond Dies After Car Wreck

Marathon April 27. S P Bond section foreman at Lenox on the S P railroad died suddenly of a heart attack Monday while on a truck en route to Marathon to inspect his wrecked car. He had been foreman for years and is survived by his wife and four daughters, including Mrs L W Ruppert of Del Rio and Mrs Al Smart of Arizona.

J. W. Storey Geo. H. Storey Alpine James Willis Storey Sack County Texas Falls County Alice Miller Duranto Marathon S. P. Bond Lenox Here S. P Bond L. W. Ruppert del Rio al Smart Arizona Ruth Evelyn Betty Bond Ody Ben An

Chamber of Commerce Meeting Postponed Again

The chamber of commerce meeting postponed from last Monday to next Monday has been postponed due to the secretary's illness and other sessions. Dom Adams, president of the D C, announced the delay and said members will be advised later about the new date.

Chamber of Commerce Dom Adams D. C

Lions Club Decorates City With Seasonal Lights Plan

Alpine to be dressed up for special occasions as Lions club sponsors a downtown decorative lighting project. 80 strings of multi colored lamps to span Holland avenue from Seventh to Third streets and two blocks north on Fifth and Sixth, with 25 watt bulbs about four per block. Lights to be on six occasions first year: Sul Ross Home Coming May 1, July 4, Armistice Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year. Additional use during Christmas Dec 18 to Jan 2. National Music Week events at Sul Ross College auditorium May 3 9 nightly programs featuring Sul Ross Band Chorus Orchestra and local soloists and guests. public invited.

Lions Club Third Street Holland Fifth Sixth Streets Sul Ross Collage West Morrow Warnock Frank Young

Texas State Bargain Sets Big Bend Park Financing

Debate centers on a $750 008 appropriation for lands in the proposed Big Bend National Park area in southern Texas. Leaders say the sum is about one third of the original request and may rise if the Legislature approves a plan with National Park Service cooperation. The bill awaits House action after Senate approval, with a $2 per acre cap noted. The park would span roughly 773 000 acres, with state lands to be assembled and handed to the Park Service for operation, making it Texas’s first national park.

Big Bend National Park National Park Service House Senate Natonal Park Texas

Fire damages Word building shops in early Tuesday blaze

A blaze started from a burning water heater in the rear of Williams barber shop caused damage to the Word building and to stocks and fixtures of Ezra Cook beauty shop Mrs. McCool Gift Shop and Alpine Drug Store. Owner H L Hord estimated building damage between 4000 and 49000 with other losses undetermined.

Williams Barber Shop Word Ezra Cook

Notice to Subscribers on Delinquent Renewals

Delinquent subscribers are urged to respond immediately regarding subscription renewals. Some readers have indicated future renewal, which is appreciated. If you do not wish to continue, inform us now or your name will be dropped from the list. Immediate attention requested.

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Alpine High Wins Play Tournament

Alpine High School carried off the honors in the Region VIII interscholastic league one act play tournament at Sul Ross auditorium last Friday night, taking first in the play contest and earning three actors acting honors. Sparkin won first for local players, while Let’s Move the Furniture by El Paso High School placed second. Doris Binion was named outstanding girl actor, followed by Mary Louise Armstrong and Lola Lee Young, both of El Paso High. Julius Sadowsky of Van Horn led boys’ acting, with Joe Hord of Alpine second and Brooks Roberts of Midland third. Cast lists and roles span CABBAGES and A PAIR OF PAJAMAS, with directors named.

Alpine High School Onors Sul Ross Sparkin el Paso Doris Binion Mary Louise Armstrong el Paso High Lola Lee Young Alpine Julius Sadowsky van Horn Joe Hord Brooks Roberts Midland Midland High School Grossmier Anna Beth Bedford Tildy Dorothy Low Speed Lene Fischer Mr. Markle Chicago B.C Peter Horace Oliver, Jr Fosdick

Coronation of Queen to highlight program tomorrow

Beta Iota chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma held a called session at Kokernot Lodge on April 24. Pledges initiated include Mix Sarah M Hill Alpine and others from Alpine Marathon Sanderson Grandfalls Crane Fort Stockton and Fort Worth region. Visiting members and many chapter attendees enjoyed social time after a brief meeting. Plans were announced to host a regional Delta Kappa Gamma meeting in Alpine during Sul Ross College’s summer session, likely July 10, with all region members urged to attend.

Beta Ota Delta Kappa Gamma Society National Honor Fraternity For Kokernot Lodge Beta Lota Mix Sarah Miltia Hill Alpine Lillian M. Karstendick Shafter Undine Forman Marathon Hazel Ray Owen Sanderson Vida F White Grandfalls Fata Lou McReynolds Monahans Glenyth Herring Crane Miss Baggett el Paso Sears Albright Miss Lee Beta Tata Chapter Mesdames Freda G Powll Sul Ross College Probahl S Dent Eula Lee Carter Fort Worth

Pioneer Alpine Woman Crowned Queen of Big Bend

A Brewster County pioneer, Mrs. Ella Chastain, is chosen as Queen of the Big Bend at Sul Ross College. The ceremony marks the dedication of the $15,000 Big Bend Historical Memorial Museum housing 12,000 West Texas items and serving as a research site for visiting scientists.

Big Bend Sul Ross College Ella Chastain Maggie Jo Bell West Texas Chastain Alpine Brewster County Pat M. Neff Baylor University Walter Woodul Texas Centennial Commission Claude D. Teer State Board of Control R.A. Stuart Board of Regents Texas State Teachers Colleges Sul Ross Texas A. & I Centennial WPA West Texas, Historical and Scientific Society Society

Sul Ross Chorus To Render Program At Marfa Next Thursday

The Sul Ross college chorus, about 60 voices strong, will perform in Marfa next Thursday under Roy Johnson, director. The Alpine Rotary clubs sponsor the event and will provide transport for chorus members to Marfa High School auditorium.

Sul Ross Chorus Marfa Alpine Rotagy Sul Ross College Thursdaight Mart High School Uew Roy Johnson Von

Damage Suit To Be Tried At Session Here Next Monday

A damage suit filed by Valenzuela against Chisos Mining Co. is set for trial at a district court session here next Monday. The case, transferred to federal court earlier, alleges injuries from a tunnel cave-in at the Terlingua quicksilver mine in September last year and seeks 2988 dollars. Alpine attorneys Frank O. Ray and Harry V. Fishage represent Valenzuela. Mead & Metcalfe, Murray and W. Van Sickle represent the mining company.

Ae Rats Dier Fernando Vaby Frank O. Ray Harry V. Fishage Alpine Valerip Tuela Mead & Metcalfe Murray W. van Sickle

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