Summon Jurors For Court Term
Jurors for the February district court term are summoned. Grand jurors must report Monday February 16 at 10 a.m. Petit jurors report a week later, February 23 at 10 a.m. Names listed include T A Beard, W C Allen, J Moss, P M Miller, G Hendryx, H Hatch, O D Burleson, C Cooley, W E McGonagill, J Otto Lockhausen, F Williams, E Ogle, H Chambers, J Cross, R Crowder, J Dickson, F Olson, and others.
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District Court
T. A. Beard
Bar
Clark
W. C."allen
Je Leno Cano
Joe ‘Moss
Ahtego
Roy C. Lassiter
Dick Cross
P. M. Miller
Gene Hendryx
Howard Hatch
M. Wells
OD. Burleson
Kay
Dom Adams
Fred Gulihur
J. C. Cooley
Cox
W. E. McGonagill
D. Otto Lockhausen
Fred O. Williams
Earl Bland
Perry Johnson
W. B. Bradshaw
Chas. Chambers
Glass
Herbert Ogle
Press Chambers
Roh
Murrah
Matt Lafirelle
C. W. Lee
Marion L
Miller
E.G. ‘Bledsoe
J G. Barrow
RG. Crowder
Jack Cross
Earl Anderau
A. J. Gard
George Bovier
Elmer “Devenport
Jack Dickson
Fred K. Olson
Sherman Newsom
Ralph Coe
L.A. Prest- Zoye Decie
World Day of Prayer Proclaimed in Alpine Texas
Mayor John W. Gillett proclaims February 20 1953 as World Day of Prayer in Alpine inviting residents to observe from 7 am to 9 pm with a 3 pm guided service. If unable, pause at noon for one minute of prayer and bells may toll to mark the moment. Endorsed by local churches and the Alpine Council of Church Women.
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General Department United Church Women of the
National Council of Churches
Alpine Ministerial Alliance
Alpine Council of Church
Children of Light
John W. Gillett
Alpine
Texas
Jesus
WTHSS Meet To Be Held Feb 22 In Sul Ross Library
The 26th annual meeting of the West Texas Historical and Scientific Society will take place in the Sul Ross College library on February 22 at 3 p.m. Officers and directors will be elected after the program. C. L. Sims of Paint Rock and Lon A. Garrison, Big Bend park superintendent, will speak.
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The
West Texas Historical & Scientific ‘Society
Sul Res College
Central PTA Plans Founders Day Concert and Skit
Central P T A will observe Founders Day next Monday evening February 16 at 7 30 in the Alpine School gym The grade school bands conducted by Ralph Pauley will perform concert numbers from the Del Rio band clinic A brief skit arranged by Mrs Clifton Moss and hospitality chairmen Mrs Ann Pollock will provide refreshments All parents and guests are invited to attend and hear the special program.
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Central P. T. A
Ee Ee
Ralph Pauley
del Rio
Clifton’ Moss
Alice Olson
Ann Pollock
Marine Pte Ysidron Garcia in Good Will tour
Marine Pte Ysidron Garcia son of Tebureia Garcia Mara thon serves with the Eighth Marines. He arrived at Gibraltar as part of a Good Will tour visiting France Italy Greece French West Africa and islands Crete Sardinia and Sicily.
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Medean Marine
Ysidron Garcia
Champions In Big Bend Livestock Show Y and Fight
Alpine figures dominate the Big Bend Livestock Show with FFA and 4 H exhibitors. Evans Davis and Don Burleson each claim top honors in fine wool lamb and grand champion call categories while Dom Ader secures the Adame Grocery trophy for a second straight year. H L Kokernot Jr of Alpine is noted as a breeder in the event report.
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Clay "Evans
Davis Ffa
Don Burleson
Alpine
Dom Ader Golding
Adame
Dothet
H. L. Kokernot Jr
Alpine 4
Alves
Clay Evans
Fort Davis Fpa
Bennie Hooper
Marathon
Jim ‘Turner
Alpine Ffa
Japon
C. A.haynes
Marathon Fpa
Burleson
Adams
L. Kobernot Jr
Joe Lane
Hooper
el Paso
Fort Davis
FFA
Jeff Davis
Brewster County
Tack Mvena
Willoughby
Evans’ Lamb
First National Bank of Alpine
Ipion
Jack Richardson
John Haglund
Jerry Lee
Alfred ‘Moreho
Alpine Fra
Walter Nur
Lee Oliver
PFA
Patsy Eepy
Port i Jean Esp
Fort Dav
Martin “Graham
FPA
Green
Jimmie Markham
Alpine 441
Darrell Cook
Marathon Ffa
Johnnie Neal
Fort Davig
Medium
Doug Na
Fort Davis Fea
Batsy Ey
Clay Esnhe
Colston
Darrel Cook
Preson Adams
David Graham
David “Adams
Shirley “Rooney
Heavy
David Burleson
Rooney
Bill Green
Capons
Light
Jim Turner
C.A. Haynes
Joe” Dawson
Mathon
Travis Roberts
Dawson
Haynes
Peans
Turner
Pierce Sheep Cop Honors At Houston Stock Show
Miles Pierce, Alpine ranchman, repeated his Fort Worth show dominance at the Houston stock show winning grand champion ewe and reserve champion ram. He also took multiple prizes including first and second ram second yearling ewe first yearling ram and other top awards plus the Texas Pure-Bred Sheep Breeders Assn rosette. A separate notice states the Army recruiting office in Alpine at the county courthouse closed April 1 1991 as an economy move with Ell Paso recruiters visiting Alpine twice monthly. Sgt Shipman awaits orders likely to Austin with prior community involvement noted.
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Miles Pierce
Fort ‘Worth
Houston
Texas Pure-Bred Sheep Breeders Assn
United States Army and Air Force
Msgt
AL. Shipman
Shipman
Texas
Jeff Davis
Presidio
Brewster
Terrell
Ward, Winkler
Nominations for Alpine Rotary Officers Announced
The Alpine Rotary Club reports its nominations for the coming year starting July 1. President Dick Cross, Secretary Rev Jesse Pugh, Treasurer John Bumgardner, and directors H E Gates John Stowell Lynn Matthews head the slate. The retiring president Fred Olson becomes vice president. Election set for February 19.
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Alpine Rotary Club
Dick Cross
Jesse’ Pugh
John Bumgardner
H.E. Gates
John’ Stowell
Lynn “Matthews
Lions
Fred Olson
World Series Film To Be Shown Monday Night
A 36 minute film showing highlights of the World Series will be shown at the Baptist church Monday night February 16 at 8:18 after the Brotherhood meeting which begins at 7. The program includes Ripper and a business session. All men are urged to attend the Brotherhood meeting and stay for the film in the auditorium for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Baptist Brotherhood
Wil Reluge Ripper
More Work Planned On Marathon Stockton Road
Fort Stockton office of the Texas Highway Dept plans 135 additional miles of the Marathon road before next fall. District 6 in Pecos checks farm-to-market project now. final Austin approval expected soon. Letting set for spring or early summer. right of way being prepared by Pecos County Commissioners Court.
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Fort Stockton
James W. Whitson
Pecos County
Elsinore Ranch
Scouts To Demonstrate Camping Art Tomorrow
Scouts from Troop 4 will display camping and cooking on a campsite behind the Super Market building. Reflector cooking trench cooking and rock fire places will be shown as an entertainment for passers by. Led by local Scoutmaster John Hefiton.
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Boy Scouts
Super Market
John Hef‘on
Alpine Beats Marfa 64 to 35 in district clash
Alpine Bucks topple Marfa Shorthorns 64 to 35 as Alpine opens early lead and never trails. Robinson nets 19, Allen 15, Davis 9 for Alpine while Jim Reyes and teammates pace the Shorthorns with 6 points each. Shorthorns surge late, but Alpine wins, as district play heads toward Crane and regional bid implications.
Alpine Central Wins Big Bend Junior Conference Title
Alpine Central clinched the Big Bend Junior Conference crown with a 42 16 victory over Marta and a 38 point win over Binet of Marta, as players like Batanga, Becket, and Shiva led the Central Juniors. Blackwell and Marta traded a close contest, with Blackwell earning a key win to keep pace, while Centennial remains in the race for top honors.
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Alpine Central
Big Bend
Alpine
Phi Batanga
Tse
Diory
Binet
Marta
Shiva
Gentral
Blackwell
Centennial
Mothers March Polio drives county total near two thousand
The Mothers March on Polio raised about 211 dollars in a county event last Thursday night, bringing the county total to approximately 1 775 this season. Marathon and Big Bend Park are noted as yet to report. Also, Alpine agents led in January paid business with a total of 103 075 for the insurance company. Mr and Mrs Gay Meriwether and Mrs Sallie E Hues later returned from a Cuba trip with stops in New Orleans and Fort Lauderdale, flying to Havanda for a little over a month away.
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Thomas
March of’ Dimes Feasurer
Marathon
Big Bend Park
Alpine
Blacky Omien the Issurance Co
Dallas
Th ‘Ompany
South
Cuba
Gay Meriwether
Meriwether
Sallie E. Hues
Keokuk
W. J. Meriwether
New Orleans
Fort Laueerdale
Fla
jHavand
Funeral Services Held Last Thursday For Mrs J R Johnson
Funeral services were conducted for Mrs J R Johnson of Fort Davis at the First Methodist church. Survivors include a daughter Mrs Arthur Ds Boys and other relatives. The service followed a period of visitation with burial plans to be announced by local funeral home.
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J. R. Johnson
Fort Davis
Davis
Ste
Beton
Earee
Seal Belial
Astor
First Methodist Church
Zonta
Seaver
Mra
Arthur
Alanis
Andy
Alpine and Marathon Win at Spring Interscholastic Meet
Alpine and Marathon 4 H and FFA clubs claim top show wins in Big Bend events. District 86 officials including James Crawford and D J Pollock set spring dates for One-Act Plays, Declamations, Volleyball, Tennis, Softball, Track and Field, and Music competitions at Sul Ross.
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James Crawford
Alpine High
Matt Bader
Sanderson
Meats
D. J. Pollock
Sul Ross College
Orennan. Honal
Momemaking
Chuck Enis
Marathon High
Bodie Tiunter
Marfa
Andrews
Mitchell Brothers Die in Plane Crash Near Port Isabel
R C Mitchells brothers Th ea Mitchell age 30 and Glenn Mitchell age 26 both of Lockney killed in plane crash while en route to Port Isabel for a fishing trip. They were joined by George Turner Jr and Rev F R Naylor in the party. The two were teachers in Alpine public schools.
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Sthea Mitchell
Glenn Mitchell
Lockney
Sture
Alpine
George Turner Jr
Inlaw
Thea Mitchell
Ro Naylor
First Baptist Church
Port Isabel
Bucks Win Two Last Week At Alpine High
Alpine High Bucks defeated the Badgers 43 to 321 in a stubborn, high scoring contest as the Bucks built leads at 18 10 first quarter 31 17 half and widened late. Key scorers include Duane Sen 4 Goore 1, Duane Bavis 9, Cowboy Robinson, Dickie Allen, Sack Richardson and Billy Covel. The Bucks B squad dumped Tradg ers 46 to 25 while the A squad beat Wink Wildcat B 62 to 27 led by Dunne and George Davis with Crook Robinson and Jack Richardson adding points. The Bucks now tie Crane Cranes for top seed and face Port Stockton Panthers next.
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Fort ‘Stockton
Bucks
Stockton
Shorthorns
Crane
Cranes
Shepperd
Jimmy
Matlock
Jack Urges
Robert Galinda
Marta
Espenoza
Alvarado
Rivera
Grane
Alpine
Alpine High Bucks
Badgers
Alpine High School
Nat
Duane
Sen
Goore
Bavis
Cowboy Robinson
Dickie Allen
Sack Richardson
Billy Covel
McCamey
Billy Hoffman
Rowell Wand Brown
Aquid
Tradgers
Alamey
Jack Burgess
Wild Fat
Als
David
Tusa) Hernandez
Dunneith
George Davis
Marlin
Cowboy! Robinson
Dickie Alt Jen
Jack Richardson
Billy” Cowell
Wink
Turner
Crane Cranes
Alpine ‘High Gym
Port Stockton Panthers
McIntyre Named New Manager For Kimbell-Alpine Firm
W C Lewellan resigns as manager of the Kimbell Alpine Co store after ten months to join H Wooten Growery Co in Monahans for Big Bend sales. Lewellan began with Walker-Smith in 1981, then led Bra Kimbell. C R McIntyre of Plainview, a former area salesman for Kimbell, will succeed him. The Melntyres have five children.
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W. C. Lewellan
Kimbell-Alpine Co
H. Wooten Growery Co
Monahans
Big Bend
Alpine
Lewellan
Walker-Smith
Kimbell
Bra
C. R. McIntyre
Plainview
Melntyres
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Marfa Shorthorns
Dak Wlenardgon
Seear
iCowboy
Robinson
Burne Smith
Hemandez
Billy Cowell
Sam Jim
Reyes
Navarette
Appet
Pest
Galant
Don Sie Wetmecy
Kimball & Son
Cait
R. C. Mitchell
McIntyre
Kimbell-Alpine