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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1966
Page
9
Sul Ross State College athletic director and head football coach David Slaughter is invited to speak at the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics convention in Kansas City during the second week of March. He plans to attend and speak on football development.
Irina Annabel Newman was guest at a bridge party hosted by Rita Martin with high prize won by Flo Strange and low score by Gladys Shannon. Dee and Ethel Howeth leave Big Bend for Paris Texas with Dutch and Lee Beach escorting Dee’s extra vehicle. Debra Strange marks fourth birthday with a family dinner. Marla Mullady and Ellen Everhart attend a birthday for Susan Evans. Weekend weather mild. camping spurred by the warm days as Bob Martin Carl Brooks and Hector Ybarra rough it in Mouse Canyon. Visitors from Santa Fe include Tom Moran Bill Jensen Robert Pazel Gomer Hanson. Hanson from Mammoth Cave Kentucky. Clifford Biddix returns to trail foreman duties. Perry Brown Doran Langston travel to Odessa. Bob Walker and Kimbels take a Mariscal Canyon float trip with Norm and Mary Henson and Dick Strange.
Bids will be opened February 17 for reconstructing the 60 foot flagpole at Fort Davis National Historic Site. The pole stood in the Parade Ground since the 1860s and was destroyed by a storm in 1884. Plans call for a 37 star flag from the 1870s to be flown. Plans, specifications, and bid forms are available from the Fort Davis superintendent.
On January 3 1966 Sheriff Williams announces sale of real estate in Brewster County to satisfy a tax judgment against Floyd Slover. First Tract Lot 9 Block 72 Original Townsite Alpine will be offered March 1 1966 at the Alpine courthouse between 10 am and 4 pm for cash with redemption and division terms as allowed by law.
The notice states watering restrictions or bonuses conclude on March 26 1966 with meters to be read by that date. Officials emphasize completing readings and adjusting schedules accordingly.
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