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Milton Smith visited El Paso business, Mrs Vernie Allen and Mrs Rex Ivey stayed in San Angelo, Drury Wood and son Chip of Del Rio guests of C D Wood, Mrs Breashears from Houston visited here last weekend.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1949
Page
4
Milton Smith visited El Paso business, Mrs Vernie Allen and Mrs Rex Ivey stayed in San Angelo, Drury Wood and son Chip of Del Rio guests of C D Wood, Mrs Breashears from Houston visited here last weekend.
The district plans to sod 15 000 square feet with room for more next summer. It codifies rules for student teachers from Sul Ross college and plans a Teacher's Handbook with the Education department. Four tennis courts and patio areas at the high school and Centennial school are to be built. Bonds totaling 80 000 dollars were refunded, saving 20 000 dollars. Minor improvements to the cafeteria, library, and plants were completed.
L S Platt of Marfa undergoes major surgery. Laura Lujan has major surgery. Mrs A J Joyce undergoes major surgery. Lott Felts of Marathon receives treatment. Geo R Enloe Jr of Sul Ross receives treatment. Jackie Sue Bishop of Presidio and Julia Chavez have major surgery. J B Tanner of Valentine receives treatment. Robert Haynes of Marathon has minor surgery. Fermin Sales has minor surgery. Lanelle Kelly of Valentine receives treatment.
A daughter named Evelyn Sue was born Feb 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sublett in Huntsville weighing 6 lbs 8 oz. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Sublett of Alpine and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shannon. In Alpine a daughter named Kathleen weighed 6 lbs 12 oz and was born Feb 14 to Mr. and Mrs. Mata. Twin girls Eloisa and Edida were born Feb 11 to Mr. and Mrs. Mata, weighing 6 lbs 1/2 oz and 6 lbs 1/4 oz respectively. Ricochet means to glance from a surface.
The Southwest Division of the AAAS will meet in Alpine May 1 to 5 at Sul Ross College to mark the tenth anniversary of J. W. McDonald Observatory. Dr G P Smith leads planning with partners from Big Bend National Park and the observatory. R M Hawkins reports on division leadership with R A Studhalter as president and Ernst Antevus as vice president.
A cake and pie sale begins 9 a.m. Saturday February 19 at the Safeway store to raise money for new uniforms for the 8th grade volleyball team. The fragment mentions Romans signaling thumbs down at gladiatorial combats.
Quotes from G. Davis Dean and Jane Tudor discuss immortality and the link between belief, character, and conduct. The passage urges shaping beliefs to influence actions and value in life and afterlife.
Honor was held for two Scouts of Baptist church Troop 44. Boyd Etheredge received his first class badge and four merit badges and John Pittman received the Star rank and several merit badges. A charter presentation ceremony was also held in which George Morton, field Scout executive, asked Robert Sandlin, district committee member, to present Rev. J. E. Pickering with the new charter for Cub Pack 41.
The transcript shows a long list of students by name class and hometown or high school, including John L Higdon Abi lene Robert W Higdon Miers Johnson Charles Kappelman Del Rio Robert G Kennedy Hobbs N M Charles Laffoon James Moncill Bob Mathis Crane William McDonald Donald Morton J O Parks and others from Alpine Del Rio Hobbs Pampa Menard Crane McCamey Atoka and Wink.
A roster of students by class and hometown appears including Joe Sanchez sophomore Del Rio Ted Scown sophomore Mon hans Elmer Six freshman Ker mit Gene Sweet senior Amaril lo E K Taylor junior Eagle Pass John C Waldrum junior Port Bowe La R R Walston junior Menard Jimmy Wilson freshman Pampa Dee David White senior Menard Thur man White junior Big Lake
The obituary details a soldier who served in World War II with the 999th Field Artillery battalion and Fifth and Seventh Armies in North Africa, Italy, and France. He died shortly after VE Day, was buried in Ulm then moved to Metz, with 473 days of combat and multiple campaigns. Survivors include a son and parents, plus several siblings.
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