Fort Davis Items Highlight Sul Ross Talk on Cooperation
At a Monday meeting the Mile High club heard Dean T H Etheridge of Sul Ross College speak on cooperation to build and improve towns in the area. He praised Sul Ross College’s readiness to aid local high and grade schools and noted no intent to oversee, only to serve.
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Mile High Club
Dean T. H. Etheridge
Sul Ross College
Alpine
Etheridge
Davis Mountains
Sul Ross
C. Farrowood
Department of Education
University of Texas
Ben Taylor
Lewis A. Maverick
Carbondale
Ill
Tyrone Kelly
George Green
San Antonio
Barry Scobee
Frank K. Edmundson
Bloomington
Ind
Paul D. Jose
McDonald Ob
Alpine Cowboys rally past Kirksville in semi pro showdown
Alpine Texas Cowboys beat Kirksville Missouri Red Roosters 6 to 0 in Wichita. Thornton tw o hit pitching and timely hits fueled the win as Spangler Peden Mehall and Ross Moore drove in runs. The game followed a 20 0 loss to Golden Colorado and preceded a 6 0 defeat to Jacksonville Florida in the next round. Local fans from Alpine included Curly Davis and family among others.
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Alpine
Cowboys
Curly Davis
Jiggs
Lubbock
Vernon McIntyre
Keith Morrow
Jerry Starnes
Bob Willoughby
Eddie Lee Crawford
C. D. Burleson
Cas Edwards
John Young III
Gene Cartledge
Ray McNeill
D. C. Moore
Ray Miller
Mule Herricks
Cowboy Thornton
Conley Cox
Ozoha
Ross Moore
Wichita
Texas Cowboys
U.S
Kirksville
Red Roosters
Golden Colo
Coors
Texans
Spangler
Peden
Mehall
Cox
Thornton
Texas
Jacksonville
Fla
Terminal Railroaders
Kane
Southern Association
Fanning
McKinley
Camp Lee
Unusual Fifth Inning Play Sparks Cowboy Kirksville Game
Ray McNeill avoided a third strike after the catcher dropped the ball and later scored for the Cowboys. Thornton pitched a no hitter into the sixth as Semanek doubled and Ray added an infield single for Kirksville. Cowboys scored in seventh on McNeill life and subsequent hits, while Alpine threatened in the eighth but left loaded bases.
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Cox
Burleson
Herricks
McNeill
Ross Moore
Thornton
Buban
Bonta
Missouri
Peden
Gilmore
McKinley
Smith
Jacksonville
Fila
Pike
Miller
C Moore
Cowboys
Valle
Spangler
Kilpatrick
Nolan
Trammell
Swindle
Kirksville
Ray McNeill
Ray
Semanek
Texas
Moore
Alpine
Buchan
Local Election Returns From Jeff Davis County
In Jeff Davis County the College Building amendment to the State constitution drew 67 votes for and 55 against at last Saturdays election. Woodrow Bean led in the representative race with 51 votes, while Gilbert 14, Fair 2, Gary 33, Regan 27, Metcalfe 4, and Hargrove none also received ballots. 131 total ballots were cast across six boxes. Fort Davis scouts Bill Chapin and Lewis Jarrett completed a 74 mile Scenic Loop horseback circuit in three days, earning merit badges for camping cooking and horsemanship as part of senior Scout unit No 48.
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Jeff Davis
Congress
Ewing Thomason
Woodrow Bean
Gilbert
Fair
Gary
Regan
Metcalfe
Hargrove
Bill Chapin
A. V. Chapin
Lewis Jarrett
Harry Jarrett
Fort Davis
John G. Prude
Old Fort
Double Play Highlights In 9 Inning Pitching Duel
McKinley and Cox joined McNeill in a double play as Kane walked three, McKinley walked twice. Kane struck out 11 while McKinley fanned 5. Kane allowed 8 hits for no runs in 9 innings. McKinley gave up 6 runs in 9 innings with a wild pitch.
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McKinley
Cox
McNeill
Kane
Rotary News Desk Highlights Community Activities
Rotary News records report from editor M. A. Webb detailing club projects, member updates, and upcoming events within the local community. The page notes meetings, service drives, and collaborative efforts with area organizations.
Rotary Club Meeting Highlights and Guest Speakers
Guests included Frank Bourne John Newell Maj Alan Fraser and others. Visiting Rotarians were Vance Duncan Walter Stein Clifton Ferguson James Sartwelle and C W Laughlin. Pey ton Cain spoke on coordination four points for better Alpine schools and parents involvement. Everett Turner led F F A students Jim Spann Jerry Martin and Eddie Martin on dairy cattle poultry and livestock judging with praise for new methods. Sartenelle of Houston described the Fat Stock Show plans for a larger future.
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Frank Bourne
John Newell
Maj
Alan Fraser
Benjamin F. Berkeley
Jim Spann
Jerry Martin
Eddie Martin
Vance Duncan
Eagle Lake
Walter W. Stein
Laredo
Clifton Ferguson
Houston
Jas. W. Sartwelle
C. W. Laughlin
Alice
Peyton Cain
Alpine
Everett Turner
F.F.A
Rotary
Sartenelle
The Price of Peace Quote From George Washington
A quotation asserts that peace and rising prosperity depend on constant readiness for war. It presents Washington as warning that preparation for conflict is essential to secure enduring peace and national strength.
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George Washington
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Betty Jeanne Bouchette
R. L. Ahrens
R. H. Ahrens
Menard
Houston Miller
J. H. Manly
Jimmy
Abilene
W. A. Yarbro
Fabens
John Bailey
Nancy
Clyde
Frank Harrell
Neva Frances Harrell
van Horn
H. A. Brooks
Sheri
Odessa
Harold Childress
George Webb
Joe Hayter
Fort Stockton
Frank Barton
Paul E. Pierce
Charles Kappelman
Sam Thomas
Otis Kimball
Martha
Teeka) Long
Austin
Jane McIntosh
Shady Nook
J. G. McIntosh
Jane MccIntosh
Miss Long
Bloys
Norman Dicken
Fostoria
George Stanbrough
Doris
C. E. Carlton
Honduras
Central America
Grants Pass
Ore
Mr. Stanbrough
Don Carlton
Jack Dumas
Alpha Chi
Annie Lou
J. H. Clark
Lillian E.S. M. Mimne
Minnie Z. Merrill
J. W. Merrill
Douglas
Aziz
Arcadia
Calif
J. R. Cook
Horace Cook
Pecos
Sidney Graves
el Paso
Mildred Schwanke
W. H. Brennand
Tulsa
Okla
George Newton
Hobbs, N. M
Research Laboratories, Inc
N.W. Ltd Ave
Portland
Oregon
Ady
Coca-Cola
RADIO
N. St. St. and
College Ave
J. H. Wilbourn
Ave. E
Alpine, Texas
Carlsbar
F.o.b
Southwestern
BIG Bend Feed CO
Gene Wallace
Cowhboys
Abrhe
Pedencii
Herricks Cf
Forrester
Green
Beisemeyer
Dant
King Ib
W. Hall
Hall
Newton
Clark
Happy Vale
Mission Peak
Michigan
Best Foods, Pt
Wis
Rio Bravo, Lb
Rotary News
M. A. Webb
Alpine Lumber Co
Melia
Bird Orchard
U. S. HY. 17
Cross & Cross
East Holland Ave
Motor Inn
Carl E. Thain
Alonzo Hord
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