Study of Big Bend Area To Be Made By A M Wildlife Dept
A Big Bend ecological survey approved by the State Board of Control will be conducted by Texas A&M University Wildlife Management. Dr. W B Davis says the project begins early 1955 and is a joint effort with the National Park Service Texas Game and Fish Commission and the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station. Charles Wallmo will lead field work, and 25 desert bighorn sheep from Arizona will be released in the Black Gap area.
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Wallmo
Mason City
Iowa
Utah State Agricultural College
Logan
University of Wisconsin
Alpine
Texas A
U. S. Fish & Wildlife Service
Arizona Game & Fish Commission
Texas A. and
Colored Slides Of Holy Land To Be Shown Here
The First Christian church presents J Richard Friedline of Enid Oklahoma in a color slide program on Europe and the Holy Land next Tuesday at 7 30 pm. Friedline and wife spent three months touring England France Germany Italy Switzerland Palestine Lebanon and Syria last summer. He will select and show his best pictures and no charge is made for the program open to the public.
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First Christian Church
J. Richard Friedline
Enid
Okla
Europe
Holy Land
Friedline
England
France
Germany
Italy
Switzerland
Palestine
Lebanon
Syria
Phillips University
Purcell
Oklo
Robert E. Peterson
Eight top names in Alpine chamber balloting for four directors
Eight men led the Alpine chamber of commerce balloting for four directors: Bill Sohl Bill Winter Gene Hillger Duane Smith M C Kay Reginald Wotan J R Whiteside and J Y Walker. A second mail ballot will pick the four to be installed at the annual meeting next month with officers chosen by the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Sohl
Bill Winter
Gene Hillger
Duane Smith
M. C. Kay
Reginald Wotan
J. R. Whiteside
J. Y. Walker
Alpine Chamber of Commerce
Centennial School Leads in Big Bend Junior Loop Play
Centennial School takes command in the Big Bend Junior conference after wins over Alpine Central. Centennial also leads Junior girls and small girls with key victories, while Central Small Boys regain a lead with a win. Big Bend resumes Jan 10 14. Alpine Centennial hosts junior boys tournament Jan 7 8. 16 teams invited for a landmark event.
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Centennial School
Big Bend
Alpine Centennial
Alpine Central
Centennial Central
Centennial
Central
Central Small Boys
Marfa Blackwell
Valentine
Blackwell
Marfa
Alpine
Alpine Centennial School
Air mail rush speeds Christmas cards nationwide
The Post Office Dept extends 3 cent air mail from December 15 to 24 to speed first class mail. Trans Texas Airways moved over 75,000 pounds last season and expects this year’s volume to double. Postmaster B B West credits air delivery with reducing backlogs and helping Alpine area patrons mail early to ensure timely delivery.
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Post Office Dept
Southwest
Trans-Texas Airways
Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Tennessee
Trans-Texas
B. B. West
Alpine Post Office
Postal Dept
Mr. Vest
VFW Award Goes To H L Kokernot
Alpine VFW post selects H L Kokernot Jr to receive the Citizenship medal for his community work. The presentation at the VFW banquet Christmas day at Green Cafe includes citations for other worthwhile projects and a dance follows in the Peyton Cain gym.
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The
Alpine Vfw Post
H. L. Kokernot Jr
VFW
Green Cafe
G Baines
Kokernot
Sul Ross College
Peyton Cain
Ed Gallego
C. B. Casey
VFW Post
Baxter Completes Basic Training At Lackland AFB
Warren C. Baxter son of Mr and Mrs Joe W Baxter of Alpine is completing basic training at Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio. The instruction prepares him for Air Force technical work and future assignments in related duties.
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Lackland
Warren C. Baxter
Joe W. Baxter
Alpine
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Air Force Technical
Yale Service Scheduled Christmas at St James Church
Special Christmas services will be held at St James Episcopal church on Christmas day at 9 a m according to an announcement by the rector the Ven Robert Y Davis All are welcome.
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St. James Episcopal Church
Robert Y. Davis
New Big Bend Park Chief George W. Miller Named
George W. Miller, a 29 year National Park Service veteran from the Pacific Northwest, will become superintendent of Big Bend National Park arriving mid January. He succeeds Lon Garrison who heads a new conservation office. Miller aims to preserve the park’s natural state and develop facilities for visitors while continuing current programs. He was born January 16 1904 in Pueblo Colorado and is married to Mary Lucile Markham. they have a son George.
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Big Bend National Park
George W. Miller
National Park Service
Pacific Northwest
Miller
Lon Garrison
Conservation and Protection
The
Park Service
Garrison
Jn 5
Yellowstone National Park
Rocky Mountain Park
Colorado
Glacier National Park
Montana
Big Bend
Texas
Pueblo Colo
Mary Lucile Markham
Livingston
Mont
George
Montana State College
Masonic Lodge No.9
Columbia Falls
Santa Fe
N. M
M. R. Tillotson
Christmas Holiday Faculty Getaway Plans Across Town
A list of school staff spouses and children map holiday travel to Alpine and nearby towns. Supt and Mrs Peyton Cain, librarian Mrs Mary Crabtree, Coach Curtis Kelley, and many others plan visits to El Paso, Hatch New Mexico, Cotulla, Lackland AFB, San Antonio, Fort Worth, Glen Rose, Dallas, Abilene, Waco, Austin, Eldorado, McCamey, Sanderson, Del Rio, Rotan, Sweetwater, Snyder, and more as the Christmas season unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peyton Cain
Alpine
Mary Crabtree
Curtis Kelley
Lockney
Leroy Roark
Sonora
Martin Olson
Max
Lackland Afb
Cotulla
Bennie Helen Simpson
Johnny Mack
el Paso
Hatch, N. M. Asst
Pete Bromley
Clarendon
E. Joe Lee
Comanche
Centennial School
Young
North 6Th Street
Abilene
Waco
Austin
Dallas
Tom Kent
Mr. Kent
Dan
Eldorado
Spencer Kent
Houston
Adah Medlin
San Antonio
Charles Wade
McCamey
Sanderson
del Rio
Irma Kelly
Rotan
Dan Ritter
Sweetwater
Snyder
T. H. Etheridge
Larry and I
A. J. Joyce
Joyce
Jack Atkinson
Levin Davis
Leonard Wardlow
Alpine Bucks Take Fourth at Andrews Invitational
The Alpine Bucks went 2-2 in the Andrews Invitational basketball tournament, placing Jack Burgess on the all tournament team and finishing fourth among 16 West Texas high schools. Odessa won the title with Lamesa runner up as Andrews defeated Seagraves for third place. Burgess led Alpine with 18 points in the opener and 16 in the second round, while Odessa’s Hitt and Davis starred in the later rounds.
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Alpine Bucks
Jack Burgess
Amon
West Texas
Lamesa
Monahans
Pecos
McCamey
Midland
Andrews
Denver City
Seagraves
Odessa
Kermit
Crane
Fort Stockton
Joe Tahoka
Snyder
Alpine
Tahoka
Iraan
Bucks
Vichy Tom Hernandez
Terry Beckett
Phil McGaughy
Jimmy Matlock
Fidel Cano
Don Burgess
Elisio Hernandez
Freddy Davis
Odessa Crush
Freddie Davis
Hitt
Davis
Adrews
Burgess
Ragsdale
Pendelton
James Crawford
Crawford
el Paso High
County Hospital Site Is Approved
Alpine chamber of commerce directors and Big Bend National Park staff and their wives host a farewell party at the country club Sunday honoring Supt. and Mrs. Lon Garrison who leave soon for his new assignment in Washington D C. No formal program has been set.
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Alpine Chamber of Commerce
Big Bend National Park
Country Club
Supt
Lon Garrison
Washington, D. C
Ivey Ranch Hosts Annual Texas Barbecue Social
Traditional hospitality marked the Rex Ivey ranch barbecue held at Lajitas along the Rio Grande. About 500 guests from Alpine Presidio Marfa Fort Davis Odessa Marathon Sanderson Study Butte and Big Bend joined Rex Ivey, Brewster County Precinct 4 commissioner, for beef cabrito lamb frijole beans and more on a bluff overlooking the river. Children enjoyed horses and burros while adults mingled.
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Texas
Rex Ivey
Lajitas
Alpine
Rio Grande
Ivey
Brewster County
Big Bend National Park
Iveys
Presidio
Marfa
Fort Davis
Odessa
Marathon
Sanderson
Study Butte
Terlingua
Preach Here Sunday at First Presbyterian by Rev J T Morrow
Rev J T Morrow executive secretary for the San Antonio Council of Churches will lead the worship at First Presbyterian Church next Sunday morning. He is a former Alpine pastor and brother to Ray and Keith Morrow of Alpine. Rev Clanton W Newbill, church pastor, will be away four Sundays. Dr F Allen Briggs of Sul Ross College will preach for Newbill on January 2 9 and 16.
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J. T. Morrow
San Antonio
R. W. Smith Will Upheld By Court
The Eighth Court of Civil Appeals in El Paso affirmed the 83rd district court ruling on the contested will of R. W. Smith. The estate valued at over 50 000 was left to his wife two grandsons Harold and W C Smith of Odessa Buckner's Orphans Home of Dallas and a sister in law Mrs Tillie Love now deceased. Smith died in Alpine in October 1952 leaving land mineral interests to eight sections in Ector county and the Paisano Baptist encampment home to the Smith chapel congregation.
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Eighth Court of Civil Appeals
el Paso
83Rd District Court
R. W. Smith
Betor County
Smith
Ector County
Harold
W. C. Smith
Odessa
Buckner's Orphans Home
Dallas
Tillie Love
J. ¢. Epperson
Smith Chapel
County Hospital Site Approved at City Park Alpine
The Texas State Health Department approved the city park site for Alpine County Hospital on the southeast playground corner two blocks west of Loop road, with plans drawn by Davis & Foster El Paso architects. Preliminary designs will go to the county commissioners for changes before final state approval. The 25 bed hospital is funded by $200,000 in bonds and federal matching grant.
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Loop Road
Felix McGaughy
David E. Barker
Texas Health Dept
Ralph V. Davis
Davs & Foster
el Paso
City of
Alpine
Commissioners’ Court
State Health Dept
County Commissioners’ Court
Newell Buys Out Partner in Oil and Distribution Firms
W J Newell has bought out R F Schermerhorn of Dallas in the Newell Oil Co Sirocco Development Corp and the Newell Distributing Co. The pair had operated these concerns since January 1939 as Gulf Oil Corp sales distributors from Pecos River to Hudspeth County. Newell becomes sole owner and no changes in personnel or policy are planned.
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W. J. Newell
R. F Schermerhorn
Dallas
Newell Oil Co
Sirocco Development Corp
Newell Distributing Co
Schermerhorn
Mr. Newell
Pecos River
Hudspeth County
Gulf Oil Corp
B. F. Goodrich
Newell
Ore Smuggling In Big Bend Denied
El Paso reports a C U S T O M S official denies rumors of uranium ore smuggling in Presidio and Brewster counties. Lawrence Fleischman says no evidence of uranium or precious metal smuggling by migrants. ore more available in the United States than Mexico.
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EL Paso
Presidio
Brewster
U.S
Lawrence Fleischman
Gsupaving
Fielschnen
U S
Mexico
Fleischman
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T. B. Davis
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