TEACHERS INSTITUTE HELD HERE IN GALVESTON?
The complete staff of teachers from Terlingua San Bicente Study Butte and Alpine in Brewster County and Fort Davis in Jeff County gathered last Saturday for a two one day sessions at Gal Ress college. A second session is planned January 7 with Marathon teachers joining. Major led talks on sourcing teacher income and fiscal responsibility urging teachers to patronize local businesses and invest in their town.
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Terlingua
San Bicente
Study Butte
Alpine
Brewstter
Fort Davis
Jeff County
Gal Ress College
D. BM
D. M. Major
Russell Duncan
LaMarylis Wall
Feix McGaughy
J. J. Durham
Drury ‘Wood
Billingsley
Winter
Voules
Dorothy Weatherby
B Coan
Major
More Moisture In The Alpine Area
A week of cloudy foggy weather yielded about a quarter inch of precipitation in the Alpine region. Volunteers led by F G Walker report unusually persistent fog for years, with benefits to grazing as weeds sprout from the light drizzle, aiding stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaage
F. G. Walker
Ft Stockton Hi Edges Alpine In Rough Season Opener
Fort Stockton high school nosed out the Alpine Bucks 21 to 24 in a rough season opener at Lobo gym. The game featured frequent fumbles and ragged play due to early-season conditions, with Alpine’s starting forwards Murray Harris and guards Bole?renter Bishop Langford Weyerts Allen delivering creditable showings.
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Fort Stockton High School
Alpine Bucks
Lobo
Alpine
Murray
Harris
Bole
Renter
Bishop
Langford
Weyerts
Allen
Bul Rom
Davis Correspondent Spots Hot Ones in Angelo Paper
Avalanche correspondent Berry Scobee reports in the San Angelo Times week’s issue a playful two column swap of useless barter ads. The items range from poultry to books, a phonograph for pigeons and a daybed for turkeys, all offered as value trades in a late 19th or early 20th century style feature.
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Davis
Angelo
Berry Scobee
Avalanche
Fort Davis
San Angelo Times
I'S Want
London Times
TIAA To Operate For Another Season
Faculty representatives on Saturday decided to continue the Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association for another year with the same membership. They also chose not to organize a conference schedule, keeping membership aligned with the Southern Association. Sul Ross and others will follow conference rules but likely play independent schedules. The 1982 football title went to Texas A at Kingsville, the trek championship to Abilene Christian, and basketball to West Texas Teachers at Canyon.
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Maembe Choise
Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Embers
Southern Assossation of
Sul Ross
Texas A. 1
Kingwie
Abilene Christian College
Texas Teachers
Canyon
Lobos to Play Spring Football Game in Lubbock
Lobo coach Loach B C Graves says a spring football game against Texas Tech in Lubbock is being arranged for the last week of April. The game would showcase two teams with strong records and benefit both programs ahead of next season. Graves also notes a tentative fall schedule featuring New Mexico A M at Alpine, Daniel Baker at Brownwood, A C C at Alpine, Simmons at San Angelo, McMurry at Alpine, St Edwards U at Uvalde, and Texas School of Mines at El Paso.
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Texas Tech
Lubbock
Loos
Loach B.C. Graves
Graves
Lobos
New Mexico A. & M
Alpine
Daniel Baker
Brown- Wood
A.C. C
Simmons
San Angelo
McMurry
St. Edwards U
Uvalde
Texas School of Mines
el Paso
Texas
Tech
Christmas Services Light Alpine One Night Plans
Alpine churches and Sunday schools announce festive programs this week marked by a Methodist memorial for H. L. Lackey and planned Christmas events at Christian and Presbyterian churches. Baptist services include a tree and program with a morning sermon. Fort Davis reports new work camp wagons and road progress in the Davis Mountains. A district court dissolves the West-Pyle Cattle Company receivership with new ranch ownership assignments.
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Alpine
H. L. Lackey
Christian Church
L. W. Bridges
Presbyterian Church
Baptists
Everain
TM Pyle
J. M. West
West-Pyle Cattle Company
H. L. Winfield
West-Pyle Cattle Co
Longfellow and Lobo
Texas
Honor Roll For Grammar Schools Announced
The Alpine public schools announced the honor roll for grammar grades. Second Grade winners include Jackie Lovi Crocs Lenore Dyer and others. Third Grade honors list Harrold Nichols Monk Ruth Stight and John Rich art Whiteside. Fourth Grade names Beitie Jean Mary E Crawford Cindy Yarbro. Fifth Grade recipients include Pink Watkins Major Mary Prances Duncan Jo Engle Mildred Gibbons. Sixth and Seventh Grades feature Lucyle Ferguson Maris Pow Virginia Holland Jack Hor oan Wright Guy Salisbury John Holland and Bobby Major.
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Gramors Brades
Siy-Works
Jackie Lovi Crocs
Lenore Dyer
Mary Helen de Vine
King Terry
Harrold Nicholson Monk
Ruth Stight
John Richart Whiteside
Charles Living
Frances Holland
Beitie Jean Mary E. Crawford
Job Cindy Yarbro
Pink Watk Fnjor
Mary
Merger Battle Looms Over Texas Teacher Colleges
Fort Worth December 17 The state board of education fights a legislative committee plan to abolish all teachers colleges and dissolve Lubbock as it drafts its own report for the legislature. Nat Washer chairman San Antonio says the board aims to coordinate state schools and avoid disruption while backing a sales tax to offset lost revenues and proposals to compel districts to pay interest on scrip for teachers salaries.
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Fort Worth
Sate Board of Education
Lubbock
Legis
Tude
State Board
Nat Washer
San Antonio
Texas State Teacher Association
Washer
Texas
Senate
House
State Board of Control
State Board of Education
State ‘Teachers’ Association
Organisa
Even Unto Bethlehem Canticle in a Christmas Night Tale
An old nativity scene is retold with shepherds in Judea, angels announcing the birth of Christ in Bethlehem. The shepherds visit Mary and Joseph and the manger, then return praising God as the hillside night sighs.
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Judea
David
Christ the
Bethlethem
Mary
Joseph
Christ
Alpine Stores To Close Next Monday Holiday Observed
Alpine stores will close all day next Monday the 26th with few exceptions as Christmas falls on Sunday. Merchants take the holiday on Monday and advise customers to shop over the weekend.
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Alpine
Allpine
Officers to Take Posts Next Month
Several changes mark the upcoming term as new faces enter official roles while veterans were defeated in the primary. Retained deputies include Ed Dawson and John Holly, with Gourley announcing staffing for the sheriff’s office.
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A. AM. Turney
J. W. Frazer
H.R. Gard
D. Wood
A. B. Sandifer
M. T. Chastain
W. O. Hale
Clarence Ward
Eugene Benyon
Texy Shely
Schools Close for Holidays in City and College
City schools close for holidays with teachers and most students leaving to spend time with families amid wartime. Sul Ross College also closes, resuming January 2 for city schools and January 3 for winter term registration, with high enrollment anticipated for next year and many students already back for the break.
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Ana Sul
Sul Ross
Studeo
Slow Demand For New Auto Plates
Records show 1933 auto plates issued in tiny numbers with 12 licensed so far. Texas Highway Department notes plates bear universal color numerals on white back. Alpine resident W C Teske bought plate No. 1.
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W. C. Teske
Alpine
Platen
Seldeat
Texas
Mexican fugitive captured in 1900s Garcia killings near Alpine
Carlos Blue, a Mexican suspect in the killings of two Garcia boys, was captured by U. S. Immigration officers near the river area at Pred erico Villalva's home. The case ties to a long-ago brawl and buried victims across the river in Mexico with Villalva and his son Jake implicated before Jake was killed. Blue faces grand jury action after arrest and detention in Alpine jail.
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Carlos Blue
Garcia Boys
River Country
Johnson Farm
0. M. Stetson
Hill
U.S. Immigration Service
Garcia
Mexco
Braga
Mexico
Prederico Villalva
Villalva
Jake
Ater
Deph Watersancez
Brewster County
Auto Crash Injures Two In East Holland Area
Rev LW Bridges and his small son suffered minor injuries when their car collided with a Sanderson vehicle on East Holland Monday afternoon. The Sanderson driver and a companion were arrested for reckless driving and fined. Bridges agreed to cover repair costs for his vehicle.
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LW. Bridges
Small Son
Rev Bridges
East Holland
Esterday
Sanderson
Viking Rev. Bridges
Sanerson
Rev. Bridges
CP and L moves offices to Corpus Christi
Central Power and Light company will relocate its general office from San Antonio to Corpus Christi in the latter part of the month, affecting about 60 employees. The move aims to place the office closer to operating properties to improve efficiency and contact with operations.
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Central Power and Light Company
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Propertis
Selec Orgic
Othe
Texas
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TIAA
TILT
Tech Eleven
Rio
Townsend
Exranger
Sheriff
Phillipine Islands
Ross
Parks Highway
Davis Mountains State Parks
Litten B. Mar Jehall
Fowlkes Flats
Upper
Limpla
West Pyle Co
Education Board
Bethlehem
Walker Harrison
R. L. Cartledge Jusee
Milton Gilmer
Precinct No. 1
W. N. Gourley
Gourley
Shrist
Hale
Eds Dawson
John Holly Marathon
Charles W. Morris
Monson
SPI
Cp&l
Corpus
F.C. Haynes
Canton, N.C
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