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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1955

Page

2

Walding Avalanche masthead and staff notes

The text lists editor James W. Glasscock and staff including Mrs Jean Glasscock society editor Ival G Kennedy shop foreman Mrs A N Alkire Fort Davis correspondent Mattie V Chambers Marathon correspondent Etta M Koch Big Bend National Park correspondent. It notes second class matter at Alpine post office and describes subscription rates for Brewster Jeff Davis Presidio counties and elsewhere with annual and six month prices. It promises corrections on request to the editor.

James W. Glasscock Jean Glasscock Ival G. Kennedy A. N. Alkire Fort Davis Mattie V. Chambers Marathon Etta M. Koch Big Bend National Park Alpine Texa Brewster Jeff Davis Presidio Avalanche

Sign Missing At Western Gate To Big Bend Park

Alpine residents urge a sign at the U S 90 and State 118 intersection to mark the western gateway to Big Bend National Park. Officials say no suitable location exists for standard signs and call for urgent liaison among local groups and the Park Service to fix the junction.

Alpine Big Bend National Park Pas Marathon Park State Highway Department Big Bend Park Alpine Chamber of Commerce City of Big Bend

Boys' Ranch of West Texas a Haven for Delinquents

Brewster and Jeff Davis Counties boast few juvenile delinquents and favor community efforts. When a youth errs, Judge C E Patterson and County Attorney Bruce Sutton prefer nonpunitive measures before sending them to reformatories. Boys Ranch near Tankersley offers 968 acres of pasture and farm land where youths perform chores and leave with improved behavior. One alumnus became an honor student at Texas A&M. The non profit facility relies on voluntary donations and serves 36 West Texas counties.

C. E. Patterson 83Rd District Court Brewster County Bruce Sutton West Texas Tankersley San Angelo Spring Creek Carl A. Cohen Boys’ Ranch Texas A&m Brewster Jeff Davis

Alpine News Roundup and Local Happenings 1930

It Happened Here notes deaths in El Paso including Jesse Hord at 81 and Iz Harris in South Alpine. Alpine Bank plans a new First Investment Co. with $160000 capital. Fort Davis lures Jack Hoxe for a film plant and resort. Alpine Lions Club welcomes 16 new members at Holland Hotel. Davis Mountains State Park prospects discussed after Gov Moody conference. Alpine directory adds nearly 100 phones. Border Way shows biggest play history at 20. Mrs. E. O. Abbott dies in Presidio. Tony Berkeley’s mother. Local officials seek county posts with W A Weakley a tax assessor candidate, J W Frazer seeks re-election as clerk, C D Wood seeks county judge.

W. A. Weakley Alpine Brewster County J. W. Frazer C.D. Wood

Church Calendar Highlights From Local Parishes

Local churches publish Sunday worship times and midweek services across multiple denominations. Listings include First Baptist on East Avenue with morning worship at 10 50 and evening services, Our Lady of Peace and Our Lady of Fatima Catholic mass times, First Christian Church services, and St James Episcopal with morning prayer at 9 am.

First Baptist Church East Avenue Glenn Bales Baptist Training Union OUR Lady OF Peace Catholic Church Roland van der Haar West Avenue Our Lady of Fatima First Christian Church of West Avenue D Robert E. Peterson Bible School Disciples Church OF Christ Simon ST. James Episcopal Church North 6Th Robert Y. Davis Canterbury Club New York City Sew Carl Lawson M.Y.F Wesley Church OF the Nazarene West Ave Robert White First Presbyterian Church 5Th St Clanton W. Newbill A.m. Westminister Fellowship

Alpine Schools News Letter Shows Budget, Textbooks, and Sports

Alpine Public School employees paid 25 107.70 federal income tax in 1954. The district lists 21 reader texts not readopted and 62 sets totaling 3 770 books. Phonics guidance stresses integrated reading with oral and visual skills. A March of Dimes total of 7 73 is noted for Alpine students.

Alpine Public Alp'ne Morgan

Shadix Students Race Ahead on Grade Test Labels

The record notes that the median grade equivalent matched the eighth month of seventh grade while the class’s children were in the fourth month of fifth grade. It also mentions Queen Caroline as the unhappy queen of England in historical context.

Shadix Caroline George IV England

Also Mentioned on This Page

Walding Avalanche No. St. St Alpine, Texas The Glasscock Publishing Co Dial Aicr Ily el Paso Texas H. F. Dallman Alpine Cemetery Assn N. Sth Jesse Hord Clarence Hord Walter Garnett First Investment Co First Natonal Bank of Alpine Bank Head New Institution West Texas Chamber of Comerce Jack Hoxe Old Fort Davis Moving Picture Plant Alpine Lions Club Holland Hotel H. M. Jones Dan Moody Davis Mountains State Park Alpine Telephone Co Israel “Iz” Harris South Alpine E. O. Abbott B. F. Berkeley F. B. Moore Baptist Student Union E. Avenue C Wednesay George Thomason Christian Science Society East Avenue E A.m Iglesia Bautista Emmanuel E Raul Falcon Pastor Bible School Sunslay Training Union First Methodist Church Third & D Avenue Peyton Cain NEA UIL Austin McCain Big Lake San Mexican Methodist Church South Ist Francisco Gaytan Dover M. P. Slover New York Times Alpine Civic Club Myrtle Whiteside Alpine High Social Science Dept Tims Bucks Pecos Eagles Jimmy Lenna Shadix Held Bros Box el Paso, Texas First National Bank INTER F. D Smith Furniture Company Hotpoint Ave. E
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