Sul Ross Seeks Four New Students This Fall
Bar A. B. peers report efforts to attract four new students to Sul Ross for the upcoming academic term. The college community notes outreach events and recruitment measures aimed at boosting enrollment.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1923
Page
2
Bar A. B. peers report efforts to attract four new students to Sul Ross for the upcoming academic term. The college community notes outreach events and recruitment measures aimed at boosting enrollment.
The Skillman Grove Camp Meeting is on. The Baptist Encampment at Paisano starts August 17 with the Hrewster County Old Settlers and Cowboys Round-Up on August 29. Tourists note warm mornings as mercury tops five o'clock at 65 degrees during the past two weeks.
West Texans urged to back Sul Rowe for the first two years at a new Alpine Hrewster county school. Officials say the campus serves all Texas students and offers equal advantages to any state college, relying on local loyalty and funding.
The article notes Calvin Coolidge taking the presidential oath in a Vermont setting before his father a notary public. It presents a portrait of filial devotion and hints at Coolidge’s demeanor toward President Wilson and the Klardeng guneral matter, citing his father’s remark to reporters You can depend on Cal.
A reminiscence of generous peaches shared by Mr Robinson and his brother to Americus and at a Maria home during a scenic drive and barbecue. The writer notes abundant peaches at the Mitchell home in Hig Head country and praises Alpine and Marfa orchards for fine fruit last fall and recently.
The first week of September will host a consolidated teachers institute at Sul Ross State Teachers College Alpine Texas. Counties Brewster Jeff Davis Pecos Presidio and Terrell will participate with W A Stigler conductor and Kal Ross in charge of the Intermediate Grade Department. The institute includes Primary and High School Sections, lectures daily, library access, and scientific education experiments.
Citizens gather for a solemn service honoring the late President at Sul Ross College. The ceremony includes hymns Lead Kindly Light and America The Beautiful, an opening invocation by Rev J Thomas Crown, speeches by Mayor Herkeley and Judge M Pierson, a closing benediction by Rev C Bowles, and a concluding prayer. The event begins at ten o'clock Friday and city residents are urged to attend as an expression of sorrow and appreciation for the late chief executive.
Bids will be received Monday August 13 for excavating and installing a concrete swimming pool measuring about ten by sixty by eight feet. Specifications available in Auditor's Office Room 25 College Building 9:00 am to 4:00 pm daily. Bids opened Wednesday August 15 at 1:00 pm in President's Office. Right to reject any or all bids reserved. Sul Ross State Teachers College.
Mrs Harris offers Wer nicke bookcases stoves refrigerators dining room set chairs bedsteads and more for sale at the Winder Place.
Alpine Texas mayor calls shops to close from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. to join in a memorial service for Warren G. Harding at Sul Ross State Teachers College on a Friday in August 1923. The notice, signed by Mayor Bent. F. Berkeley, orders city observance in Alpine.
The Study Club met Thursday at Mrs A M Turney's home with Mrs Etheridge assisting. Members heard a Federation lesson, heard a humorous progress report by Mrs Van Sickle, and enjoyed talks on Europe and the Holy Land by Mrs Kokernet Sr. Miss King and Miss Sweet performed and read poetry. Cream and cake refreshments followed, with several guests in attendance.
Miriam Webb of Alpine has won the Regents Scholarship at Sul Ross State Teachers College. Her 1922 23 record shows thirteen A's and three B's, with Kathryn Zant of Aspermont second in the class after eight A's and seven B's. The $100 scholarship is paid in three installments after quarters of the sophomore year. The annual award is funded by the Board of Regents for high honors in the freshman year.
Mr and Mrs Alfred A Newell hosted a bridge party Saturday night with four tables and nine games. Mrs Joe Burgess had the high score while rooms were decorated in crepe myrtle and daisies and refreshments followed at 11 36. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Joe Burgess Mr and Mrs Marcus Hulings Mr and Mrs P L Haynes Mr and Mrs H G Watson Mr and Mrs Anja Wilson Mr and Mrs G D Wood Mrs Shelby Burke Mrs W H Nixon Mrs T B Davis and the hosts.
The locating board of the West Texas Technological College reportedly selected Lubbock as the site for the new school. Confirmation pending. the city is ready to celebrate the possible honor and awaits official word.
A reader reports a pair of plain gold-rim spectacles found on Monday near the Avalanche Office. Inquire at the office for return.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church met at Mrs. J. T. Brown's home with Mrs. Baker co hosting. Rev. Brown offered prayer and the program featured Mrs. T. G. Harris on The Christian Woman's Board of Missions followed by songs prayers and talks. A salad course and iced tea were served to members including Mesdames Jackson Wilson Sheen Carr Ferguson Church Stigler Harris Weyerts Crawford and Rev. Brown. The next leader will be Mrs. E. F. B. Crawford.
The Hon. Walter E Pope of Corpus Christi, a Nueces County legislator since 1916, will visit Alpine this month and is likely to give a public address. He played a key role in efforts to void the December textbook contracts and led the drive to overturn the contracts in the Legislature. Pope remains the most active House member and his influence on taxation is noted.
Mrs. R. B. Allen, mother of Mrs. G. W. Martin and Mr. Jack Allen, missed her Ava lance week before last and sent a letter praising it. She wintered here and is known to Williamson county citizens awaiting her renowning allegiance and return to Alpine and Brewster. She recalls the reunion and homecoming at Liberty Hill and meeting friends seen forty years ago.
The Justice Court of Dallas County issues a sheriff sale of A M Turney’s land in Alpine Brewster County Texas. On September 4 1923 the courthouse sale will offer Lots 3 4 5 6 7 8 Block 24 for cash as levy compensation to Southland Life Insurance Company.
Sheriff Townsend of Brewster County announces sale of Juan Gonzales property for Maria Lara judgment. Property includes Gillis Ltd. additions blocks 17 and 20 in Alpine. Sale set for September 4, 1923, at court house door in Alpine between 10 am and 4 pm. Legal requirements completed August 7, 1923.
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