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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1952

Page

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Pioneer Spirit Shines in Alpine Editorial

An editorial attributed to Dr. W. E. Lockhart extols the Pioneer Spirit in Alpine. It laments past criticisms about hospitals and poverty, notes improvements like a library and Kobernot Field, and urges local citizens to advance community growth through schooling, infrastructure, and service clubs. The piece, dated January 1, 1985, frames pioneering as ongoing and essential.

Alpine Texas Kobernot Field Stadia

Alpine Juniors Honored at District Grid Meet

Major Lee Welch and Supt Spec Dodson welcomed 185 boys under 14 for a Big Bend Junior football conference barbecue at Van Horn Elementary. Jake Cameron, Barbecue King of the West, cooked 150 lbs of barbecue for the gathering followed by theater welcome and award announcements for Small Boys 100 lbs and under.

Lee Welch Spec Dodson van Horn Big Bend van Horn Fementary Sby Jake Cameron

Outstanding grid players named at Alpine banquet

Robinson Davis Bingham and Evitt were honored as outstanding grid players from Alpine High Bucks and Sul Ross Lobos at a Sul Ross cafeteria banquet hosted by the Alpine chamber of commerce attended by about 300. Awards were presented by Sul Ross president Dr. Bryan Wildenthal and Supt. Peyton Cain. The Alpine post office will stay open 8 am to 6 pm on December 13 and 20 to help with Christmas mail.

Alpine High School Bucks Sul Ross Lobos Sul Ross Alpine Chamber of Commerce Marlin Cowboy Robinson George Davis The Lobos Don Bingham Pat Evitt Bryan Wildenthal Peyton Cain Bingham Lone Star Conference Hatley Lobo Mike Brumbelow Texas Western College el Paso B. B. West West Vest

City Schools Close December 19 for Yale Holidays

Public school officials announce a district pause for Yale holidays with Dec 19 as the closing day. The notice notes campus events as readjustments and lists upcoming concerts and games tied to the holiday period.

YALE

Witness in War Crimes Case Speaks at Lions Club Meeting

Everett Waldrum a Sul Ross College student and former Marine testified at the New York war crimes trial of ex sergeant John David Provost. He identified three Japanese soldiers linked to Captain Burton Thompson’s death and recalled Corregidor POW experiences. Waldrum, MacArthur bodyguard, noted the trial could run months longer and cost millions.

Lion Everett Waldrum Sul Ross Provo Waldrum Thomson Seitaro Fujita Pujita MacArthur Corregidor Far East

Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Ed W Nevill Pioneer Of Area

Funeral services were held at Livingston Funeral Home for Mrs Ed W Nevill 76 who died Monday in a Midland hospital after a heart attack. Born Anna Ake in 1876 she helped settle the Bit Bend area with husband who died last September. Survivors include son Tom of Sonora and daughters Lois Kelly Midland Ith Goff San Antonio and Ray Dudley Ecuador. Interment Elm Grove.

Livingston Funeral Home Ed. W. Nevill Midland Lois Kelly Nevill Anna Ake Bit Bend Brewster County Mar East Holland J.B. Wright Sonora Tom Yellow Springs Marathon Glenn Gordon Collier First Presbyterian Church Elm F. P. McGaughy LaBeff Ralph Grey R. Krenk FE. Weyerts Jack Johnson Ith Goff San Antonio Ray M. Dudley Ecuador South America May Keen Orlando Fla Joyce Nevill

New Mexican Consul Is Here To Assume Duties

R. Linares becomes the Mexican consul in town succeeding Ruben Riestra who moved to San Antonio in August. Linares arrives from El Paso after 13 months there and previously served in Dallas Fort Worth Galveston and Chicago. He has three sons and will live at 907 East Ave. E.

R. Linares Mexican ‘Diplomatic Service Ruben Riestra San Antonio el Paso Dallas Fort Worth Galveston Texas Chicago Linares East “Ave. E

District 8 CofC Meeting Set for Monday in Abilene

West Texas Chamber of Commerce District 8 will meet Monday the 18th at the Alps Chamber in Abilene. President R Wright Armstrong will lead discussion on the 1952 program of services and budget and election of a district vice president. Attendees include Armstrong, Fred H Husbands, and district officials from Alpine, Big Lake, Crane, Del Rio, Fort Stockton, Marfa, McCamey, Ozona, Rankin, and Texon.

West Tex Cchamber ‘of Commerce of Distrit 8 Alps Chamber of Commerce Abilene R. Wright Armstrong Armstrong Fred H. “Husbands Fort Worth WCE Alden L. ‘Cathey Logan J. Walker Ralph E. Duncan Paul L. Marable Wendell Bedichek James F. Melton WICC Alpine Big Lake Crane del Rio Fort Stockston Marfa McCamey Ozona Rankin Texon Dist Dein Hugh White District 8 Frank H. Kelley Upper Paor Colorado City West Texas Chamber of Commerce Fred H. Husbands Alpine Chamber of Commerce

Treasure Hunt draws few contestants in Alpine event

Alpine residents packed a Saturday afternoon as 700 to 800 children gathered at the airport to greet Santa Claus in a charity event. The Treasure Hunt sponsored by the Alpine chamber drew sparse entries with 1st prize shared by Ted Brown family and Jimmy Matlock trio, 2nd prize won by Dorothy Roberts and Betty Gilbreath, 3rd by Ray McNeill and John Criswell.

Mrr Ted Brown John Criswell Alpine Santa Claus North Pole Gent Santa Kimbell-Alpine Co Bob Carlton Tom Alpine CC

Rainbow officer visits Alpine chapter for Texas group

Mrs. Martha Marie Whitfield supreme Advisor of the Order of Rainbow for Girls Grand Assembly of Texas made an official visit to the Alpine chapter Tuesday. She was honored with a dinner given by the local advisory board at the Holland Hotel.

Rainbow Martha Marie Whitfield Order of Rainbow For Girls Grand Assembly of Texas Holland Hotel

Scout Leader Training Course Slated Tomorrow at Kokernot Lodge

District wide Boy Scout Leader Training set for tomorrow at Kokernot lodge starting 2 p m. Dr Eddie Grey of Sul Ross college will lead sessions with several district Scouters guiding parts of the training. No charge but attendees should bring food gear tents bedding manuals compass and first aid kits. Training certificates will be issued to completers. The Big Bend district fencers will also meet at 5 p m tomorrow at Kokernot.

Kokernot Lodge Eddie Grey Sul Ross College Big Bend P.m Kokernot

REA PROJECT DRAWS INTEREST OF RANCH OWNERS IN BIG BEND

The Big Bend area ranchmen showed strong interest in the Rio Grande Electric Cooperative plan. About 50 ranchers attended the courthouse meeting to hear Tom Hurd outline supplying electricity across the Big Bend, Terlingua, and nearby ranches, with West Texas Utilities as power source.

Rea Big Bens Big Bond Rio Grande Electric Operative Inc Co.d Tom Hurd Rio Grande Co-op Big Bend S. P. Road T- Bend Park Co-op Brackettville Texas Utilities Co

AM SA MEETING DRAWS OFFICIALS FROM WIDE AREA

A Monday Texas chapter gathering of the Range Management Society of America drew many officials and a wide area turnout. Norwin E Linnarts received the chapter outstanding student award. A J Walker was named chair with N M Bell vice chair and F C Caldwell secretary treasurer. Many directors named from SCS and related groups.

Texas Range Management Society of “America Norwin E. Linnarts Texas Arn A. J. Walker Texas Agricultural Extension Service N. M. Bell Soil Conservation Service Fort Worth F.C. Caldwell Caldwell Cutter Co Corpus Christi Bill All ‘Ed Worth Hiram Phillips Edor Sheep & Goat Waisersagazine San’ Angelo Hank Leithead SCS Hereford Dave Foster Texas Grass Seed Growers Uvalde VA Young the Range and Forestry Dept Texas A&m Roger Landers Menard Rancoim

All-School Christmas Concert at High School Next Monday Night

An all-school Christmas concert will be presented at the high school tennis courts next Monday at 7. The a cappella choir will perform a number of selections. There is no admission charge and the public is invited.

Mit

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W. E. Lockhart Patsy Patterson C. E. Patterson Miss Patterson Alpine High School Baylor University Texas Western Gold Diggers Flows Heta el Paso Herald-Post Vocal Theatre Biringay J. Z Twin Slaters West Theatre Oper Ition Lions Club Ed W. Nevill Cofc WTCC Presbyterian Church Glenn F. Davis Hawley Srs Chrystabelle “Mudd Joyce Lockhart God AMSA
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