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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1953
Page
2
Know Your City December Prayer speaks with Frederic James Moffitt asking for guidance in teaching American youth. The passage expresses gratitude for the chance to educate boys and girls and seeks greater understanding, competence, and vision to build a solid educational future without fear.
Parents ask if chiropractic helps children and whether their nerves differ from adults. The article argues the body is the same and chiropractic benefits any part nerves supply. It urges checking children early to prevent damage and cites Dr. Hilton at 103 N Cockrell and Holland Ave, Tel 2543.
The Alpine High School community reports extra office work by the district committee and duplicated schedules for Big Bend sports. An inventory lists band hall chairs moved to games and events with wear from frequent handling. cost for the chairs is 370 dollars. Letters from former students praise education while guidance on student speech habits suggests stronger parent teacher teamwork to improve learning outcomes.
Dallas remembers Wilfred Max Fechheimer known as Bill age 81 82 Jan 2 for his 27 years as stage director of the Scottish Rite Masonic reunions. A portrait by Dmitri Vail hangs in the Rite Cathedral San Hedron room alongside portraits of his successors.
Sheriff Williams recalls a stranger who visited his home before the election. The man asked if Williams was the right candidate, then asked to push start his car after a dead battery. Williams and his son Flip joined, but the starter turned the engine over as the man leaned out.
Ray Hudson and Billy Cowell, from Kent, moved to Texas Tech and Baylor respectively for athletics and academics. Hudson majors in engineering at Texas Tech and does not play football while Day earns a place on Baylor’s Freshman team. Ray wrote an essay on liberal education for the Sul Ross Skyline, noting the limits of mastering one field and the need to engage socially.
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