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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1955

Page

23

Commemorative Stamp Sought For Big Bend Park

Secretary McKay and Congressman Rutherford push for a stamp honoring Big Bend National Park. Rutherford notes park's symbol of friendship and international peace potential. awaits Post Office action. Also, Alpine schools told district 6AA football selections will be named by coaches this year.

Secretary of Interior Douglas M eKay J. T. Rutherford 16Th Congressional Arthur Summerfield Big Bend National Park Rutherford McKay Summerfield Texas Upt Brady Nix Alpine

Bid Notice for Sul Ross State College Bowling Alley

Sealed proposals to construct the college bowling alley at Sul Ross State College Alpine Texas are due by 10 am February 1 1956. Bids require a five percent bid bond and plans may be examined at the college business office or architect Victor J Smith 906 East Avenue D Alpine Texas with a $25 deposit refundable after plans are returned within ten days of bid opening.

Claude Isbell Board of Regents State, Teachers College Bryan Wildenthal Alpine Victor J College Business Office Victor J. Smith East Avenue D. Alpine College Bowling Alley Board of Regents Sul Ross State College

Absentees Low in Alpine Schools Amid Cold Spell

Cold weather last Thursday lowered attendance in Alpine Central School with 9 absences, Alpine High School reporting 11, and Alpine Centennial between 40 and 50. Illness across campuses cited. Also notes 26 million U S families swap 1. billion pictures annually with their own cameras.

Alpine Alpine Central School Alpine High School Alpine Centennial U. S

Christmas Tree Origins and Legends

Legends recount how a missionary felled an oak and a fir sprouted to symbolize new faith. The Faithful Pine tale recalls a fir sheltering Mary and Jesus during flight to Egypt. Ancient customs link pine cones and blessings to the Christmas tree origin and ornamentation.

Egypt Herod Mary Jesus

Christmas tree and fir replaced apple as symbol in tales

Legends collected by Florence B. Robinson note the apple's symbolic role in early Christian lore for the Christmas season. The fir tree later supplanted it as the popular holiday emblem, while today the tinsel bauble represents the fruit's fallen world and the Savior's birth.

Florence B. Robinson Garden of Eden

Leading Opera Role for Carolyn Smith at Wayland College

Carolyn Smith of Odessa formerly Alpine earned the lead in Amahl and the Night Visitors staged December 16 at Wayland College in Plainview. A Wayland sophomore, she is the daughter of Rev and Mrs Reuben D. Smith.

Carolyn Smith Reuben D. Smith Odessa Alpine

Two safety factors in driving the 1956 Chevrolet

The article emphasizes driver responsibility as the primary safety factor and notes cars today are safer, with the 1956 Chevrolet highlighted for features like all steel top, safety glass, and defroster. It mentions optional seat belts and padding, urging avoidance of accidents and offering to show safety features at the Chevrolet dealer.

Chevrolet

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