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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1951

Page

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Rainy ramblings and town politics in Alpine

The writer notes the lack of a promised rain update from Jimmy Pate as a major topic, alongside observations on local corruption and out of town purchasing. He laments town pressures pushing donations and merchandise purchases through external channels, praising Alpine for supporting home buying but warning of a cycle of outsourcing and inflated prices. The piece closes hinting at continued discussion on page 4.

Columbia Dave

Bloys Camp Meeting Names Speakers for 62nd Session

The Bloys Camp Meeting Assn selects principal speakers for the interdenominational session at Skillman Grove from Aug. 14 to 19. Disciples pastor Rev. L. D. Anderson of Fort Worth leads the opening. Dr. Charlie Taylor of Pasadena was slated for Baptist duties but is abroad. Dr. Merschel Ford of El Paso will preach opening sermon and cover Baptist hours until Taylor’s arrival. Methodist representation includes Rev. J. C. Lever n of San Antonio Laurel Heights church and Rev. Samuel L. Joekel of Austin’s Presbyterian Theological Seminary will conduct Bible studies and lead Presbyterian commitments.

Fort Davis Skillman’ Grove L. D. Anderson First Christian Church Fort Worth Charlie Taylor Pasadena Calif Billy Marshall Wayland College Plainview Texas Marshall S Formosa Merschel Ford First Baptist Church el Paso

Building permits in Alpine total $33 600 for July

Alpine city records show July building permits totaling 33600, lifting year to about 240000 excluding Sul Ross project. Notable permits include Vicente Garcia two room residence Gillis Add South Alpine, Paul Forchheimer seven room residence College Central ward gym repairs A L King cinder tile shop East Holland Ave Gene Cartledge residence addition College Hill Joe Harwell four room cinder tile residence North 5th St.

Alpine Vincente Garcia Gillis South Alpine Paul Forchheimer College ‘Central Ward School A. L. King East Holland Ave Gene Cartledge College Hill Joe "T. Harwell M ‘Sth St

Two Men Burned In Fire From Pilot Light Incident

Two men suffered burns when a pan of gasoline ignited from a pilot light on a water heater in a combined wash room storage area of the Dan Graham duplex at 307 N First St. The fire damaged the building and contents about 2000 dollars. two washing machines and other items were destroyed. Fire Chief J C Cooley said neither man was seriously burned and volunteer firemen extinguished the blaze quickly.

Evenawaier Vasner Mowor Co Wilburn Rainey Church of Christ Dan Graham First St J. C. Cooley

Spann Graduates From Naval Photographers Mate School

James E. Spann of Alpine, Texas, an airman in the U S Navy, recently graduated from the Photographer’s Mate school at Naval Air Technical Pensacola aboard the carrier USS Monterey. He attended Sul Ross State College before entering service.

Jim Spann James E. Spann USN Alpine Naval Air Technical

Important Dates To Remember Kipine Club Meetings

Important dates and times for Kipine events and meetings. Officers should call in advance. no details beyond noted information. Lists church, club, and Scout meetings at Holland hotel and Legion hall on various Mondays and Tuesdays.

Kipine Chamber of Commerce American Legion Meeting American Lenin Auxiliary Legion Hall Lions Club Holland Hotel Mipiaio Hamos V. R. W. Rost No Hos- Phalty Presbyterian Rotary Club

Fort Davis to Open School Sept 4 for 1951-52 Term

Fort Davis announces the 1951-52 school year will begin Tuesday September 4 with drills and ceremonies. Supt George R Moore notes most last year’s faculty are retained with a few additions including Mrs Dorothy Massey and Julian T Hendren as band director. New buildings under construction will provide space for manual arts home economics and music though not fully finished at start.

Fort Davis George R. Moore Texas Texas Tech Lubbock Dorothy Massey Sierra Blanca Julian T. Hendren Alpine

Weimar Herder Truckers to Tangle With Alpine Cowboys

Alpine Cowboys meet Weimar Herder Truckers at Kokernot field after two easy wins over Biggs Air Force base Bombers. Dallas area semi pro teams, with top Texas outfits, clash in 3 p m games Saturday and Sunday. Cowboys showcase batting power led by Coody Chandler Isabell and Graves in Friday win and Sunday encore, while Weimar aims to avenge earlier 8 3 loss at Weimar.

Biggs Air Force Base Alpine Cowboys Weimar Herder Truckers Kokernot Field Texas Cowboys Weimar

Sul Ross Hosts Regents Meeting This Week

Sul Ross College hosts the Texas State Teachers Colleges board of regents for a four day session. Highlights include inspection of Sul Ross's new building program. Attending are regents Dr H Lo Mills Chas McGaha and others and presidents of the state colleges. Open house at the president's home preceded a breakfast for regents wives and a steak barbecue in the Davis Mountains.

Sul Ross College Board of Regents Texas State Teachers Colleges Sul Ross H. Lo Mills Houston Preside Chas “McGaha Wichita Melvin D. Eidson Laredo Claude Tibell Austin W.L. Kerr Midland Thomas Dallas Walter” F. Woodul John C. Calhoun Corsicana Newton Harrell Sul Nose Ans Ween

City Schools To Offer Most Varied Program In History

City water wells produced nearly 2 million gallons daily in July. The Moss well was connected to city mains after a recent test, with expected output near 100000 gallons daily. Plans were made to drill the Santa Fe well 50 feet deeper to increase supply amid rising demand.

Santa Fe

Alpine School Board Approves Broad 1951 52 Program

Alpine and Centennial schools announce expanded offerings for the 1951 52 year with new first grade sections at Centennial, low and high grade groupings for late entrants, full time girls PE instructor, and music band and cafeteria services continuing. Alpine High plans include youth guidance courses, speech, girls chorus, an all school tennis coach, and a girls health and physical education director for the fifth year.

Alpine School Board Centennial Central School Schoo Centennial ‘School Cildren Alpine High School Haseen

Four Men With AAA Unit to Train At Camp Polk

Four men from Alpine and Marfa will join 15 days of Active duty training at Camp Polk Louisiana starting Sunday. Attendees include Jesus Juarez and Robert Salgado from Alpine and Chas E Wade Peyton Cain from Alpine Public Schools. An advance party left Marfa and Alpine to arrange reception for the 471st AAA AW Bn unit.

Rom Marfa Camp Polk Alpine Jesus Juarez Safeway Robert Salgado Treadwell Lumber Co Chas E. Wade Peyton Cain Alpine Public Schools Marfa Army 22Nd Armored Division 471St Aaa AW Bn el Paso Albert Logan Maria Post Fcter Pat Rodriguez Alfredo Dominguez Chasrade Ert Salgado Marfa

Donaubauer Offered Registrar Post At Southwest Texas Junior College

Elton H Donaubauer known as Al Donaubauer confirmed reports he was offered the Dea Registrar position at Southwest Texas Junior College Uvalde Texas He declined noting it not convenient at this time Donaubauer son of Mr Mrs Edwin Donaubauer of New Braunfels Texas earlier served as Director of Public Relations for the Nashville and Davidson County Community Chest and taught at Southwest Texas Junior College while also working as a radio sportscaster. Local notices report others traveling and visiting including Mrs C G Patterson Georgetown visiting County Attorney CE Patterson and family and Baptist encampment attendees.

Elton H. Donaubauer al” Donaubauer Nashville and Davidson County Southwest ‘Texas Junior College HS. von Roeder Donaubauer J. C. Penney Company Sul Ross State College Alpine N’ Southwest ‘Texas Junior College Donaubfauer

Final Encampment Service Set For Next Sunday Evening

Final encampment service will be held next Sunday evening marking the first such gathering since last year. Dr Perry F Webb pastor of the First Baptist Church San Antonio has preached at the encampment for 18 years except for two or three sessions and noted that he and Dr F B Thorn appeared on the program 18 years ago. About 900 persons shared supper at the dining pavilions Monday night, roughly 100 more than opening night last year, per H L Kokernot Jr of Alpine who oversees the department. Dormitories cottages and housing on the 1000 acre tract are full with pre encampment arrivals including Dr Gordon Singleton president of Mary Hardin Baylor College and Mrs Singleton. A pre encampment service was held Sunday night at the tabernacle. Attendance at services rose Tuesday and Wednesday with more than 1000 eating supper at the dining pavilions those nights. The tabernacle seating 1800 was nearly full. Dr Thorn has led morning services while Dr Webb handles evening services and this pattern is expected to continue through the encampment which ends Sunday night. Alpine Cowboys baseball club members were guests last night and helped serve at the supper hour.

Perry F. Webb First Baptist Church San Antonio F. B. ‘Thorn Wichi- Kas Paisano L. Kokernot Jr Gordon Singleton Mary Hardin-Baylor College Singleton Tabernacle USS Ipper Thorn Webb Alpine Cowboys Baseball Club

Lions Club Officers Installed At Ladies Night Meet

Alpine Lions Club installed Joan Richard Whiteside as president for 1991 92 along with Duane Smith James Crawford Charles Livingston Jr Carl Shults Jr D J Pollock Richard Gull Johnson Hugh White and others as officers and directors. Retiring president Sam Thomas praised and the program featured John Newelle Kathleen Armstrong and musicians.

Joan Richard Whiteside Alpine Lions’ Club Duane ‘Smith James Crawford Charles Livingston Jr Carl Shults Jr D. J. Pollock Richard Gull Johnson Hugh White Lion Tanner M. C. Pete Adams E. E. Hilly G. C. McDan ‘Ie Roy Whiteside Pete McDonald Noble Armstrong John Prude Neil Barnhart Keneth Stucke Richard Johnson J. W. Shepperd BT. Sanders A. J Gene F. Courtney Thomas C. Wesley Rice Reeter A. J. Bierschwale John Newelle Paul Hilbrich Kathleen Armstrong John Paul B. T

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Jimmy Pate Jimmy Bloys Meeting Skillman Grove FT. Davis Biggs Chuck Devereaux Paisano Baptist Biggs Bombers Nobby Graves Jerry Coody Ty Newton Dan Watson Roch Phelan Larry Isabell Tom Chandler AAA al Donaubauer Uvalde Jr. College Fred Williams Dennis Jerry C. G. Patterson Georgetown CE. Patterson Baptist
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