Sul Ross Commencement Exercises At State Teachers College
A large audience witnessed Sul Ross State Teachers College summer session commencement. Rev. Ted Holifield delivered the address urging justice tempered with mercy and a humble walk with God. President Morelock and faculty administered certificates to graduates across four groups, with music by Miss King and staff, fall term begins September 25.
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Sul Ross State Teachers College
Ted Holifield
First Presbyterian Church
Midland
Texas
Holifield
Fannie Nabors
Hattie Grace Peters
Effie Thomas Ida Bird
Eva Mae Green
Lela Virge Jackson
Marguerite Patterson
Jessie Pilgreen
Ruth Beckman
Lois Dunn
Winifred Terrell
E. H. Chandley
Lenora Heard
Lutie Neel
A. V. Robertson
Elizabeth Ford
Winnie K. Heard
Mamie Rancier
Johnnie Weyert
Fay Boyce
Louise Brewer
Erma L. Happle
Bonnie McHam
J. F. Tidwell
Josephine Halton
Miss King
Alpine Rotary Hosts Distinguished Visitors on Friday
Alpine Rotary entertained two distinguished guests former Texas House Speaker R E Thomas of El Paso and Dr J C Hardy president of Baylor Female College Belton Texas Dr Hardy credited with building Baylor Female College into a world leading girls school Thomas praised Rotary values and joked about a potential Texas governorship Tomorrow's program includes Morelock on Rotary principles continued constitution study under Dr Berkeley and a Patriotism discussion led by George W Martin
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Rotary
Texas House of Representatives
R. E. Thomason
el Paso
J. C. Hardy
Baylor Female College
Belton
Texas
Hardy
Mississippi A. & M. College
John Perkins
Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College
Dr. Hardy
Thomason
Perkins
Montague
Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
el Paso Rotary
H. W. Morelock
Berkeley
Garcia
George W. Martin
City Tax and Sewer Rentals Notice
W A Daugherty City Tax Collector announces daily office hours in the Berkeley Building to receive city taxes and sewer rentals until Sept 1, excluding Sundays. Taxes due now become delinquent after August 31 and payments are required to avoid penalties.
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Berkeley
W. A. Daugherty
June and July Weather Report From H T Fletcher
The Avalanche publishes June and July weather data from H T Fletcher at the O2 Ranch station. June rainfall was 2.6 inches, below the nine year average, with temperatures peaking at 101 in mid June. July rainfall totaled 1.23 inches, and July 1923 was about ten degrees warmer than the nine year average with highs around 101.
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H. T. Fletcher
United States Cooperative Weather Observer
This County
Alpine
Fletcher
Ore Shipped From Marathon From Boquillas Mines
More than 500 tons of zinc bearing ore were shipped from Marathon to Missouri smelters in the last ninety days. The ore originates from the Boquillas mines on the river and remains piled on both riverbanks. A company promises to supply 250 tons per day if the local smelter opens. The new plant is claimed to use one tenth the fuel of older smelters. Patronize Avalanche Advertisers.
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Marathon
Missouri
Boquillas
Big Bend
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State National Bank
Builders Service
Alpine Lumber Co
Alpine Mercantile Co
G. W. Martin
J. T. Darsey
John Young Land Co
Normal Hill
Otis Turner
Sul Ross
Wey
Sul Ross College
Morelock
Grace Covey
Georgia Benson
Evelyn Gholson
Gussie Holton
Alpine Rotary
Avalanche
The
First National Bank
Alpine, Texas
CA. Brown
I. L. Kokernot
W. BR. Hancock
Alpine Light & Ice Company
J. D. Hex
Alpine Hardware Company
Clarence Hord
Mrs. N. S. Murphy
Rodeo
Mitchell Gillett Co
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