Alpine High crowns Miss LaBeff queen in 1962 coronation
Supt. Jack Frost announces the Alpine High School coronation set for February 3 1962. Barbara LaBeff will be queen with Bill Anderau as king and Annis Heil Nan itovell Donna Lynn Mueller and socorro Cavazoz as top princesses and duchesses from Central and Centennial schools.
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Jack Frost
Barbara LaBeff
Ray LaBeff
Bill Anderau
Earl Anderau
Annis Heil
Nan Itovell
Donna Lynn Mueller
Socorro Cavazoz
Central
Centennial
Gene Gibbons
Roxann Wilson
Mike Rice
Gay Holland
David Landith
Susan Kokernot
Steven Jolley
Cynthia Hill
Bobby Crawford
Sarah Glasscock
Johnny Gibbons
Judy King
Homer Mills
Rita Richards
Jerry Rice
Leta Richards
Audie Dan Coggins
Laura Woodruff
Tommy Short
Laura Rice
Jimmy Clouse
Nancy Coats
Joe Richards
Sue McAllester
Andy Frost
Janet Mills
Teddy Woodruff
Mary Bell Lockhart
Doug Connor
Peggy Vincent
Lee Roberts
Esther Wright
Daniel Flores
Diana Curtis
Ernest Lujan
Elva Ramos
Larry Cordova
Eva Llanez
Ernest Garcia
Dora Vega
Andy Reyes
Berta Rodriguez
Ramon Lujan
Olga Olazaba
Raul Mancha
Diana Cordova
Ruben Hernandez
Loretta Gonzales
Ruth Valenzuela
Jackie Valenzuela
Adelaida Tucker
Knobby Sanchez
Susie Valenzuela
Mike Milan
Henrietta Milan
Armando Portillo
Elizabeth Adamson
Billy Ramirez
Eunice Flores
Alfredo Tucker
Clelia de la O
Joel Rodriguez
Ana Maria Valero
Eddie Valenzuela
Rosa Torres
Ruben Martinez
Ermelinda Rivera
Frost
Ed Foreman may not win 16th District race but gains supporters
Amblin' Around notes Odessa politician ED FOREMAN as Republican candidate hopeful for Texas district. R. N. Pulliam of Alpine visits Sam Rayburn Library and praises Judge A. M. Turney. Additions include readers requesting copies and photos from Camino del Rio edition and river road dedication, with international inquiries from Bloomington and Dallas readers.
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ED Foreman
Odessa
Texas
R. N. Pulliam
Alpine
Sam Rayburn
Bonham
A. M. Turney
Lobos Win Two Games to Prep for Silver City Showdown
Sul Ross Lobos beat Western New Mexico 80 to 64 led by Jesse Walker 19 points and Jerry Tyson 17 as they built a 42-29 halftime lead. The win follows a 73-67 season opener victory over Wayland College. next travel to Silver City for a Thursday rematch against Western New Mexico and return home Tuesday December 11 to host Southwestern Oklahoma College at 7 30 PM.
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Jesse Walker
Jerry Tyson
Sul Ross
Western New Mexico
Lobos
Ray van Cleef
Silver City
Mustangs
Harold Howard
Wayland College of Plainview
Tyson
Walker
Sal Ross
Leo Jackson
Rance Smith
Charles Stengel
Tom Taylor
Kenny
Smith
New Mexico
Ward
Howard
Wyatt
Gunn
Busby
Mendoza
Wilkinson
Sul Ross Gymnasium
Southwestern Oklahoma College
Lea Paintings Exhibit at Sul Ross State College Gallery
An 11 oil painting exhibit titled The History of Western Beef Cattle by Tom Lea of El Paso opens in Sul Ross State College Fine Arts Building gallery and runs until Christmas vacation with public hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily except Sundays plus Wednesday evenings 6 to 8 p.m. The works, originally commissioned by Life magazine and lent by the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts, trace the origins of Texas cattle from Spanish cattle to Brahma with scenes of roundups branding shipping and butchering.
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Tom Lea
el Paso
Fine Arts
Sul Ross State College
Life Magazine
Dallas Museum of Fine Arts
College Art Department
Texas
Lions Club Elects 3rd Vice President and Christmas Party Set
Lions Bear Phil Wayne Edensberger is elected 3rd vice president of the Lions Club. A Christmas party is planned for Tuesday December 19 at the Holland Hotel. Lions and Rotary plan a joint meeting next Tuesday with Donald Stevens and Jack Frost in charge of last week's program. Miss Myrtle Whiteside, guest, has been named Teacher of the Year by the public schools faculty for an engaging talk on teaching experiences.
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Phil Wayne Edensberger
Lions Club
Holland Hotel
Lions
Rotary Club
Donald Stevens
Jack Frost
Myrtle Whiteside
Public Schools
Alpine High Names Seven Seniors in Outstanding Texas Queens Note
Principal Donald Stevens confirms seven Alpine High School seniors are chosen for the book Outstanding Seniors Among Texas High Schools published by Singleton and Staff of San Antonio. Readers include Garrett Briggs Marylyn Briggs Dee Ann Dyke Annis Heil Carole Holland Janis French and Keith Peters for scholastic leadership and athletics.
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Donald Stevens
Alpine High School
Texas
Singleton and Staff
San Antonio
Stevens
Garrett Briggs
Marylyn Briggs
Dee Ann Dyke
Annis Heil
Carole Holland
Janis French
Keith Peters
Seniors to Sell Christmas Trees Door-to-Door Sale
Alpine High School seniors will hold a door-to-door Christmas tree sale on Saturday December 9. Trees come in various sizes and interested buyers may contact any senior for details.
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Alpine High School
Miss Effie Covington Laid to Rest in Fort Davis
Funeral services for 91 year old Miss Effie Covington were held at the Presbyterian Church in Fort Davis with Rev. William Van Auken officiating. Burial followed at Hillcrest Cemetery. She was born Feb 13 1870 in Crystal Springs Mississippi and lived in Fort Davis since 1906. Survivors include her sister Mrs G W Nellie Davis a niece Mrs Cora Davis of El Paso and other nieces and nephews. Pallbearers were Ernest Carlton H E Dude Sproul Martin Merrill Ross Graves Edgar Fisher and George Grubb.
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Fort Davis
Effie Covington
el Paso
Presbyterian Church
William van Auken
Hillcrest Cemetery
G. W
Nellie) Davis
Effie
Times
Cora Davis
Texas
Davis
Ernest Carlton
H. E. (Dude) Sproul
Martin Merrill
Ross Graves
Edgar Fisher
George Grubb
Sul Ross Play Opens Tonight
Sul Ross speech department presents She Loves Me Not on Tuesday and Friday December 7 and 8 at 8 15 p m in the Main Auditorium. The riotous tale follows Curley Flagg as innocent events spiral into a near national calamity. Admission is 30 cents for students and 60 cents for adults.
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Sul Ross
Curley Flagg
Henry Sohl Buried Here in Alpine Funeral
Funeral services for Henry Sohl aged 78 were held at the First Presbyterian Church Alpine with Rev. Clanton Newbill. Sohl, born in Hungary on December 29, 1882, died November 29 in Brewster County Memorial Hospital. He lived much of his life in Lee Massachusetts and spent winters in Alpine with his son Bill. Interment was at Elm Grove Cemetery Alpine with Alpine Masonic Lodge grave side services.
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Henry Sohl
First Presbyterian Church
Alpine
Clanton Newbill
Mr. Sohl
Brewster County Memorial Hospital
Mramaraka
Hungary
Jacob
Anna Schmahl Sohl
United States
Mansfield
Lee
Mass
Evening Star Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Marvin Kay
Ray LaBeff
George Crerar
Lee Duncan
Dom Adams
Kurt Lange
Knox Reid
Frank McCollum
E. C. Shearer
W. E. Lockhart
A.J. Bierschwale
Sohl
Ada
Carl
San Bernardino
Calif
East Lee
George
Lenon
Jake
Ohio
Carlton
Red Bank
N. J
Rush Robinett
Rush III
George Grogen
Dallas
Bill Stevens
Lee Rollins
San Antonio
Elm Grove Cemetery
Alpine Rain Totals for November and Yearly Summary
November rainfall in Alpine totaled 1.04 inches, measured on five days with the heaviest .67 inches on November 1. The year to date reaches 19.41 inches, with prior November totals at .55 inches and 11 month total to December 1 at 13.50 inches.
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Alpine
Alpine Teams Set For Marfa Tournament Weekend
Alpine High boys head to the Marfa tournament Friday and Saturday December 8 and 9 while the girls host Marfa at 6 30 tonight In Fort Davis A and B boys Alpine lost 51 38 and 31 18 Granada and Duncan and Dobyns led Fort Davis Alpine girls beat Fort Davis 46 30 Mary Ann Sanchez 18 Lee Grubb 11 Janet Grubb 14 led Fort Davis in the B game Fort Davis won 21 15 Sue Bradford 8 for Alpine.
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Alpine High
Fort Davis
Alpine
Granada
Duncan
Dobyns
Cobos
Alpine Girls
Mary Ann Sanchez
Lee Grubb
Davis
Janet Grubb
Sue Bradford
Gene Hendryx Honored at West Texas Banquet
Friends and supporters from Brewster Pecos Upton Crane and Ward counties gather for the Gene Hendryx Appreciation Banquet in the Holland Hotel ballroom at 7 30 p m Friday December 15. Hendryx a World War II Marine veteran and Sul Ross graduate leads Radio Station K serves as county commissioner and Rotary Club president.
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Texas
Gene Hendryx
Holland Hotel
Hendryx
Brewster
Pecos
Upton
Crane
Ward
Anita Hollis
U. S. Marines
Sul Ross State College
Alpine Rotary Club
Alpine Chamber of Commerce
Big Bend Stock Show Committeemen Named
Committeemen for the Big Bend Livestock Show to be held in Alpine on January 13 1962 were announced by George Mills show president for 1961 1962. About 20 steers 150 lambs and 15 breeding sheep will be shown with judging times set from 1 p m for lambs 4 p m for steers and 7 p m for championships. A 5 30 p m barbecue supper precedes the events. Show personnel include Alpine based members and representatives from Marathon Fort Davis and related committees with Lions Club handling the concession.
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Big Bend
Pop Weston
Neville Haynes
Paul Forchheimer
Bill Sohl
George Mills
Joe Lane
B. G. Hill
Alpine
Steve Stumberg
Ellis Owens
Marathon
J. P. Espy
Odie Grubb
Tyrone Kelly
George Encor
Fort Davis
R. M. Brown
Ernest Gibbons
Jimmy Pate
Woodrow Mills
Billie Weston
Lambs
Rust Largent
Keesey Kimball
Steers
Keith Morrow
Alpine Lions Club
Ernest Gibbens
G. G. Hill
Center Will Present Play At Alpine Christmas Event
Alpine Community Center presents kindergarten play titled T was the Night Before Christmas featuring Santa Ma Pa reindeer and Sugar Plums. After the show a social hour and Christmas boxes for 70 enrolled children follow. directors Wanda Slover Pauline Crawford Lilia Rodriguez supervise. Mrs. Ben Picasso at the piano.
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Alpine Community Center
Santa
Sugar Plums
Wanda Slover
Pauline Crawford
Lilia Rodriguez
Ben Picasso
Alpine Art Corral Christmas Exhibit Planned at Holland House
Alpine Art Corral presents a Christmas art show at the Holland House Hotel Ballroom from December 12 to 19 with paintings photography and sculpture by members only An invitation reception opens at 7 30 p m Tuesday with Mrs A R Ponton Mrs L Forchheimer and Mrs Monica Heiman presiding A list of hosts will greet guests during the receiving line and daily hours run 10 30 a m to 6 30 p m except Sunday December 17 2 30 to 6 p m El Progreso Club hosts a tea on Sunday December 17 2 30 to 5 30 p m in the same ballroom with public invited.
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Alpine Art Corral
Holland House Hotel
A. R. Ponton
L. Forchheimer
Monica Heiman
Hallie Matlock
Doris Stowell
George Brown
Carl Williams Jr
Sident
Markerring
W. E. Lockhart
American Legion Auxiliary
Allen Schonberg
Frank Matthews
Joy Hotel
Christmas Tea Set for December 10 at Sul Ross
The annual Christmas tea will be held at Lawrence Hall on Sunday December 10 from 3 to 5 p m. Hostesses are Zeta Tau Zeta Sigma Rho Chi and Alpha Kappa Phi. Lawrence Hall rooms will be open for inspection and the college modern choir will perform at 4.
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Lawrence Hall
Sul Ross
Zeta Tau Zeta
Sigma Rho Chi
Alpha Kappa Phi
Ferguson Hall
College Modern Choir
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