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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1952

Page

4

All College Night at Odessa Draws Senior Educator Group

On February 1, Odessa high school hosted an all college night attended by Dean T H Etheridge Mrs Freda Powell Charles Mudd Glenn Davis Lyttleton Scott Dr J B Speer Bill Williams John G Prude Jim Stolchett Rosie Hise Jimmy Mobley and Joe Zant. It marked a first for area schools as a public school opened its doors to educators to display materials to interim high school seniors from Odessa Wink and Kermit. Along with Sul Ross 31 other colleges were represented.

Dean T. H. Etheridge Freda Powell Charles Mudd Glenn Davis Lyttleton Scott J.B. Speer Bill Williams John G. Prude Jim Stolchett Ros: Hise Jimmy Mobley Joe Zant Odessa High School Butlows Orlessa Wink Kermit Sul Ross

Air Arm Of Game Dept Spot Violators In Texas

Texas Game and Fish magazine tells how Game Warden Claude Keller flew a Stinson two seater to spot land and water violations along the Gulf coast. The veteran pilot used wartime tricks to surprise offenders and recalls being targets of thrown fish and an oar during enforcement missions.

Air Arm of Game Dept Austin Land Fish Commission Texas Game and Fish Magazine Claude Keller Stinson Gulf of Mexico Keller Pin Warden Keller Gulf Keller Sometmes

Midland Livestock Market Steady Despite Varied Quotes

Midland Livestock News reports a steady cattle market at Midland Livestock Auction for the week ending February 7. Feeders and calves traded with fat calves and yearlings at 28.0 to 83, common 34 to 28.50, cows 21 to 23, mediums 19 to 21, canners 14 to 19, bulls 24 to 27.50, stocker steer calves 34.50 to 30, heifer calves similar. W. H. Wilson of Stanton topped at 198.50 per head for six 780 pound heifers.

Midland Livestock Auction W. H. Wilson Stanton

Twelve Scouts Visit White House to Start Boy Scout Week

Twelve Eagle Scouts will join President Truman at the White House on February 7 to launch a new three year program Forward On Liberty s Team and mark the 42nd birthday of Scouting. The visit includes ceremonies at Independence Hall Philadelphia and a West Point trip for the 150th anniversary.

Truman Congress Governors America Liberty White House Boy Senate of Ameri Washington Philadelphi Shrine Nationlal West Point N. Y Military Academy New York United Nations Pharty Boy, Scouts of America

Red Cross Nutrition Program Aids Veterans and Community

The Red Cross Food and Nutrition program assists veterans and servicemen families to maximize food dollars and supports other community agencies with nutrition information. To sustain this effort, generous contributions are sought this month.

Ivet Red Cross

Third Annual Livestock Show At San Antonio Opens With Parade

Parade signals the start of San Antonio's 10 day Livestock Exposition and Rodeo at Bexar county coliseum. More than 400 horses and 4 000 head of livestock compete for nearly 50 000 dollars in premiums while 40 bands join Gov. Allan Shivers on opening day.

San Antonio Southwest Alamo City Bexar County Coliseum Everett Colborn Tito Maie Americ Allan Shivers

Vocal Studio CHRYSTABELLE MUDD Degrees in Voice

CHRYSTABELLE MUDD offers B.M. and M.M. degrees in voice and is a member of the National Association of Teachers of Singing. Tel 209-8.

Chrystabelle Mudd M. M Nat'l Ass'n Teachers of Singing

Rural Youth and Press and Radio Day Event Notice

The program lists Saturday February 16 as Rural Youth day and Press and Radio day. Boys show judging begins at 7 30 a m. Morning contests include steers swine and fat hog judging with MRS ambs to be chosen. The 4H and FRA grass judging contest will be held.

Cupid Ambs

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