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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1951

Page

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Christmas Window Displays Highlight Nativity Scenes and Habits

The town reports its brightest Christmas windows with nativity depictions at Big Bend Photo Color Lamp Shade Shop Alpine Butane Co and Kurt Lange. The column also explains habits as daily actions shaping culture and taxes, noting ongoing reflections on governance and citizen behavior.

W. D. Smithers Big Bend Alpine Butane Co Kurt Lange

Alpine firm featured in Retailing Daily lighting section

A New York City Lamps and Lighting feature spotlights Foto-Vues, a Claude R Hess led lamp and shade maker. The Dec 10 piece traces its growth from hobby to business, with photos of coloring desks and plant size, noting the lamp editor is related to Mrs. L. C. Pope.

New York Claude R Hess L. C. Pope Fairchild

Youngest Twirler Invited to Sam Houston Summer School

Five year old Muffet Stone, daughter of Henrietta Stone, will join the Sam Houston State College twirling and band summer school in Huntsville this coming season. She travels under invitation of C. R. Hackney with tutoring from Duke Miller, Bill Sears, Cox, Abden and other directors. Accompanied by an adult to take notes, she is part of a program drawing about 350 girls annually from across the United States.

Sam Houston State College Huntsville C. R. Hackney Sam Houston Duke Miller Arizona Bill Sears Kansas Bill Mary Jean Cox Illinois Bill Abden Florida Muffet Stone Henrietta Stone Sul Ross Home Economics Keietng Iesone Lorena Uranga United States Meador

Granada Promotes Week of Free Shows and Prizes

Granada theater hosts three big days including Merchants Free show nights and prize drawings. A lane cedar chest was awarded last night and a matched luggage set will be given tonight. Beginning at 2 p.m. the cartoon circus continues all day as advertised.

Granada Theatre Vartoon Circus Granada

Country Club Building Opens Saturday Night

Formal opening of the new country club building on the Loop road north of town will be held tomorrow evening with a barbecue at 6:30 for members and families. No formal program after the barbecue. the evening will focus on visiting and inspecting the pumice tile, semi fireproof structure costing about 30 000 dollars. The L shaped building includes a 32 by 58 foot dance hall, a 24 foot club room, a game room, cloak room, ladies lounge, showers, rest rooms, kitchen, and basement with showers and dressing facilities. J M Wichnitz supervised construction. A New Year s Eve dance is planned with Joe Bellamah and his band. Mrs Perta Lassiter is recovering in Southwestern General Hospital El Paso after an operation.

Country Club J. M. Wichnottz Joe Bellamah

Parking Meter Receipts Exceed Expectations In City Spot Check

A seven meter spot check shows meters performing well with an average 21 cents per three day period per machine. The 12 minute post office meter reached the highest with 1.18 dollars. officials expect higher use as drivers adjust.

Esterday West Holland Ave Fifth Sixth Streets North Fourth Street North Fifth Street North Sixth Street Post Office

Condition At Lt Saure Practically Unchanged

The condition of Lt. Overt. J. Snure, critically injured in a Denver army crash, remains practically unchanged. Parents W B Dorris report some improvement, but he remains in a coma with a general concussion and other injuries. Mrs Ainton Gumer of San Antonio has visited this week.

J. Snure Denver Colo W. B. Dorris Shure

Lobos to Play in Aztec Bowl Tomorrow

The Sul Rote Lobos depart El Paso for Mexico City to face a Mexico all star team in the Aztec Bowl Saturday at 3 30 pm. Coach Charlie Laffoon will direct a Lobos offense ranked top in the Lone Star conference with 351 yards per game. The squad travels with coaches Paul Pierce and Jack Perryman, and plans to return to Alpine Sunday.

Santa Claus West Texas el Paso United Air “Lines Mexico City Mexico Monterrey Mexic Red Cross of Mexico Lobos Theniversity of Mexico Charlie Laffoon Stacy Bingham Pauley Tuckers Boyles Paul Pierce Jack Perryman J. L. Kerby Alpine

FFA Burlesque Show A Success at Granada

Alpine high seniors P.M. Amer and Sammy Stover won first prize, earning a month of theatre passes, in the FFA annual Style Show at the Granada. Miller and Stover performed as Mr. and Mrs. Sul Ross in western costumes, with other entries including Emmy and Minnie, two old maids from No Man’s Land, plus bathing beauties and a Miss Florida act. Seventeen FFA members competed as the high school band and Christmas pageant group performed for a packed house.

P.M. Amer Sammy Stover Alpine High Granada Theatre FFA Granada Miller Stover Sul Ross P.M. Miller Gary Henderson Bobby Clanton Emmy Minnie No Man's Land Donald Davis Bill Hance Richard Klein Joe Thee Florida Dre. Boge Donna Neely Mary Alice “McGill Mary “Ann Japan

Twin Peaks Drive-In Opens With Strong Crowd

The Twin Peaks Drive-In Theatre opened last Thursday night to a good crowd. Owner J. T. Davidson said attendance has been wonderful each night since. A full schedule of shows is planned and the weekly calendar appears in this week’s Avalanche. The drive-in is rated on Highway 90, west of the Southern Pacific underpass and east of Twin Peaks court.

Twin Peaks Drive-In J.T. Davidson Twin Peaks

Alpine Community Hospital Group Discusses Nonprofit Plan

Alpine residents met to organize a nonprofit hospital association to purchase and operate the Lock Clinic building, with Dr. C. B. Casey and Mrs. Henry Bailey leading, and attorney Phil Overton outlining steps to form and run the hospital while stressing local doctor buy-in and long term financing.

Io Alpine Tueday WE Lockhart Phil Overton Austin Texas Alpine Overton Henry Bailey C. B. Casey

Crowder and James Bay Auto Business Takeover on East Holland

Crowder and C W James of Alpine announced the sale of the Nixon Chevron station on East Holland Avenue to the pair. They will also lease the rest of the building from Jerry Starnes and operate two Pontiac agencies if approved by General Motors Pontiac division. Beverly Nixon and family left for Lancaster Tenn to reside indefinitely while Nixon hopes to return to Alpine later. Starnes will focus on Lake Worth Fort Worth concessions. his family will stay in Alpine for now.

Nixon Chevron East Holland Avenue RG. Crowder C. W. James Alpine Messrs. Crowder James Jerry Starnes Pontiac General Motors Beverly Nixon Lancaster Tenn Nixon Starnes Gulf Service Mr. Starnes Lake Worth Fort Worth

Geologists Visit Area For Emergency Metals

Geologists from the U S Geological Survey visited the region to assess metals deemed critical for an emergency response. Dr David Gallager led the team surveying mineral prospects and evaluating ore deposits near Alpine Mirato and nearby sites for potential extraction.

David Gallager Mas Aed Siogvic Meus U's Geological" Survey

Alpine Man Held on Burglary Charge After Cafe Robbery

Luis Espinosa Jr is held in jail on burglary charges after the Rose cafe just north of the post office was broken into early Tuesday. He allegedly admitted the crime, with entry made by breaking a glass panel and the night latch. About $45 in cash and silver were stolen. $40.05 of the missing $45.70 was recovered.

Luis Espinosa Jr Rose Cafe Espinosa State Reformatory California Penitentiary

Fort Davis voters approve independent district conversion

In a Friday election Fort Davis voters approved converting the Fort Davis common school district into an independent district by 139 to 54 with 198 ballots cast. Judge Mrs Ross Graves presided, assisted by three others at the courthouse voting site. The official creation will take effect with county school trustees appointing a district board.

A. N. Alkire Fort Davis Common Ross "Graves G. C. Williams W. D. Bloys Myrie Stewart

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. Webster Washington New York City Perta Lassiter Southwestern General Hospital Merry Christmas Lt. Saure Ainton Gumer San Antonio Red Cross Gonn Don Harris California O. F. Etheredge Boyd Mr. Etheredge Kerrville Dan Graham Lughter Patricia Ann Eadgety Wood and Viel Community Hospital Meet Avalanche Force Nelle Ferguson Casey W. J. Newell Gene Hendryx D. M. Ben Crowder & James Bay Auto Business E. Holland Fort Davis
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