March of Dimes Dance Raises Funds for Community
A March of Dimes benefit dance in Casa Grande drew visitors from Alpine Marathon and Castolon. Proceeds, from cakes coffee and a bake sale, were to be donated to the local March of Dimes committee. A separate Big Bend Park Lovidehub meeting February 24 elected officers for 1955 and announced a new Girl Scout troop leadership.
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Casa Grande Ub
Alpine
Marathon
Cistoron
Bill Dorris
Winer Henderson
Joe Brady
Woh
W. R. Green
Vm Castolon
Bob Cartledge
George Shelly
the of Dimes Committee
Everett Arnold
Roger Miller
M. 0. Boulter
Everett
Guide and Guardian
Arthur Minish
Per Sy Smith
Marlin Robinson
Elijah Bledsoe
Daniel Rodriguez
Irene Evans
Inger Garrison
Girl Scouts
Brownies
L. B. Wille
Fort Davis Notes on Visitors Schools and Sports
Fort Davis reports a flurry of visitors including the Ledinghams and Espys, with medical updates on Mrs Gray and Mrs Espy. Local students earned multiple A grades, basketball scores favored Marathon and Fort Davis, and PTA plans a barbecue supper, bingo, and a movie night amid upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Davis
Davis
Joan Weaver
Elizabeth Fitzgerald
Mary June McNew
Bryan Wooley
Patsy Espy
Linda Woolley
Hent Mill Grubb
Leroy Baeza Py
Barbara Latta
Hocaceford
Guinette Kemp
J Mms Hig Willian’ Ridley
Joe Rod Mary" Lou. Bejarano
Cora On
Julia Rodriguez
Hortenio Granado
Frank Higgins
Ernestine Mendez
Rudolfo Hernandez
Johnny” Fitzgerald
Matret Skousen
Dyerry Lover
Joe Frank Sproul
Domingue
Oscar Grawn
Jonn'e Rinehart
Mike Wools
Roxa Mediead
Yolanda Baeza
Joe Bencomo
Olivia Salcedo
Adan Martinén
Fort Davis High School
Marathon
Willie Ridley
Roger Granado
Jean Espy
High Point
Presidio
Bboys
van Horn
Valentine
From where I sit on a Centerville basketball night
The writer recalls watching Centerville play and noting a lone old man who claims to root for individuals rather than teams. He reflects on personal choice, independence, and the idea that anyone who supports individual merit rather than teams can still back a winner.
Alpine Public Library Reports Record January Circulation
The Alpine Public Library notes January circulation of 4075 books, an average of 163 per day, with about 75 percent for children. New titles added to Memorial Collection and plans announced for Catholic Book Week and delivery to the Alpine Community Center.
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Alpine Public Library
Felix McGaughy
Chamber of Commerce
Jim Glasscock
Briggs
Peale
Lincoln
M. K. Brown
Fredric Remington
Noble Savage
Itch No More Teaser: Alpine Insect Skin Relief
An ad touts TTCH ME NOT as quick relief for eczema athlete’s foot poison ivy and insect bites. The claim promises relief within 15 minutes and a money back guarantee at Alpine.
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Alpine
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Fig Bend National Park
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George Miller
Foles
Car Rusk
Southwest Rail Telephone Co
Nwpfie
Perry Smi
John A. Wilson
University of Texas
Bill J. McGrew
U. of T
Shef Gray
G. R
Bobbie Ledingham
Jal, N. M
J. W. Ledingham
Bob‘c
Clay Espy
Lubbock
Espy
Espy Jimenez
Frances
Martha, Field
Barbara Jimenez
Texas
Mrs
Satorium
Winfred Sims
J. W
Odessa
J.C. Fisher
Sims
Charles A. Kemp
Guinette
Pecos
Wilbur Medley
Emily
Fort Stockton
Charles Bailey
Marfa
J. Ralph Brandon
Bailey
Charlene Brandon
G. F. Jones
Edwin
Beau McCutcheon
Pecps
Lee Evans
Suquerque, N. M
J. P. Espy
Mr. Evans
G. W. (Dub) Evans
Mrs. Espy
Murphy Bennett
Fail Borden
Joe Marsh
Centerville
Stretch Brown
Allen Briggs
Sul Ross
Lbrary
Altuda
FT. Stockton
Ewe
FT. Worth
Ram
Eve
Miles Pierce
Pierce
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