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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1954
Page
2
Dr. L. D. Haskew of the University of Texas calls for grace and courage in service. Alpine first graders practice reading writing arithmetic as Mrs. Olive Blucher, head high school English, works to teach readin and ritin.
The dangerous age is midlife when health can slip yet ambition stays. Growth comes from combining experience with health efforts and chiropractic care fixes underlying causes to restore well being. Dr Hilton notes spinal adjustments remove nerve interference and health follows. His office is 103 N Cockren and Holland Ave Tel 2543.
High school lessons stress vocabulary and reading to build students' tools for life. Articles describe vocabulary exercises, word groups, fill-in tasks, and matching activities. The report notes Mrs Blucher and Mrs Perryman oversee strong curriculums and blackout curtains improving classroom lighting and film-based teaching.
Alpine Texas: Mayor John Gillett issues election order for city officers to be chosen March 6 1954 at City Hall. Election Managers named Judge Carl W. Shults Clerk J D Holman and John R White side. City Marshal to post notice thirty days prior.
More than a hundred Alpine businessmen and Sul Ross friends contribute six thousand dollars annually to promote Sul Ross College and the Big Bend area. An Alpine Chamber of Commerce drive directs funds with 60 percent to the college and 40 percent to the Big Bend National Park and Davis Mountains region. The committee includes local business leaders and Sul Ross faculty, coordinating with Sul Ross president Dr. Bryan Wildenthal. Last year funds funded newspaper and magazine ads across Texas to recruit students. this year the plan is adjusted with a $1000 allocation for targeted efforts.
The Alpine Lions host guests from Texas as new Boss Lion Kerr of Sanderson arrives Tuesday to lead in Alpine. Boss Lion Williams heads to Marfa Wednesday. A film on Lions Crippled Children’s camp in Kerrville inspires pride and membership appeals.
A thoughtful reflection notes a common inner belief that life holds meaning and should be free from final harm, suggesting a universal search for safety and purpose despite uncertainty. The quote frames inner life as a steady pull toward assurance and significance.
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