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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1959

Page

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Alpine to Expand Water System With Recovered Pipe

Alpine plans to lay 27 108 feet of 9 inch water pipe at under 13 000 total cost after approval by the Texas Surplus Property Agency. Mayor W E Lockhart says the improved mains between San Felipe Springs and Laughlin AFB will meet city needs, aid state water approval, and repay in cost savings. Bids for rigging and hauling will be opened at City Hall.

Alpine W. E. Lockhart San Felipe Springs Laughlin Air Force Base del Rio Texas Surplus Property Agency Plain Vow Georgetown Liberty Lockhart del Ro City New & Inch Leon Karelitz State Heat Dept Fire Commission Alpine E Elty Snom Secoach

Amblin Around With Jim Glasscock and Alpine notes

A fragmentary local column recounts Mary Ann De Barbrie’s gulf water wonder, hometown chatter from Alpine and Tyler readers, military and postal news, Hallie Stillwell book signings, penny curios, and local business well wishes.

Marfans to Visit Marfa for School Production Night

Principal Morris Ledger and Mrs Ledger travel with Mr and Mrs Nokan Kelley and 20 Marfa High students to Alpine High's production of Annie Get Your Gun staged by Mrs Freda Powell's class. The Marfa group visits as guests of Alpine speech students.

Marfa Morris Ledger Ledger Nokan Kelley Marfa High School Freda Powell Kelley

Alpine Girls Win District Cage Title in Alpine High Gym

Alpine High School girls basketball team clinched the District 4AA crown by defeating McCamey in Alpine on Thursday night February 12. the win earned a bi district playoff berth set for March.

Alpine Girls Alpine High School Alpine High McCamey Alpine Hall Clara Vick Victoria Galego Hhe Supt P. L. Jardy Slaton Lubbock

Alpine Girls Rally Past McCamey in District Finale

In the season final Alpine defeats McCamey 47 43 after an overtime period at Pine High Gym. Craig Adams led McCamey with 16 points while Wallace Peters and Fim Bowden each had 13 for Alpine and Pete Salzado added 9 for Alpine. The Bucks dropped to fourth in District 44A. Alpine earned a district championship with Elena Hernandez scoring 18 despite a bruised hand.

Tme Alpine Slucks Saggea Tuoay McCamey Badgers Pine High Gym Jon McCamey Craig Adams McCamey Wallace Peters Alpine Fim Bowden Pete Salzado Bucks Buck Badger Richard Hale Alpines Billy Davis Mickey Logan Pete Salgado Tony Stringer Harold Hensley Frank Ramirez Bart Pate Deen Ritter Fritz Weyerts Golden Cranes Crane High School Page &A Faye Davis Elena Hernandez Carmen Natera Catalina Valenzuela Johnnie Gonzales Vieta Linda Kay Glora Smith

Santa Fe Passenger Service Discontinued

Passenger service between Stockton Alpine and Presidio on the Santa Fe Railroad has been discontinued by order of the Texas Railroad Commission at the Panhandle and Santa Fe Railway request. Freight operations will continue.

Santa Fe Fi Itockton Alpine Presidio The Texas Railroad Commission Panhandle and Santa Fe Railway

Alpine High invites runners to slide rule math trek

Miss Younme Weyers reads alpine high math dept invites surrounding schools to attend a slide rule and number case journey to be held in Alpine March 20 inviting teachers and students to join this educational event on a regional trip.

Younme Weyers Alpine High Math Dept Alpine

Hale Rites Set Today for Mrs Hale in Odessa

Funeral services for Mrs. Georgia Benson Hale will be at 4 pm in the First Baptist Church with Rev. R E Streetman officiating. Burial in Elm Grove Cemetery. Mrs Hale died Tuesday in Ector County Hospital Odessa after a long illness. She was born February 19 1906 in Archer County and lived in Alpine Brewster County Fort Worth and Odessa. She is survived by her husband Bill Hale a son and her mother Mrs G M Benson of Alpine along with two brothers and a sister.

Georgia Benson Hale First Baptist Church R. E. Streetman Elm Grove Bill Hale Fort Worth Nerseas Odessa Hale G. M. Benson Alpine Gene Benson Joe Benson Hunt Inda Adams Midland

Merlin the Hypnotist Returns to Sul Ross Auditorium

Merlin appears at Sul Ross State College Auditorium this weekend with two 8 pm shows. He will hypnotize volunteers from the audience who shiver, view a motion picture, and demonstrate uncanny feats. Also featured is El Princess of Magic with the Hindu Basket trick and an escape from a straight jacket.

Jupinesxoary Limo Wal Spon Merlin Sul Ross State College el Princess of Magic

Sister Dies of Mrs M J Longshore in Carthage

Mrs M J Longshore sister of Mrs Alice Hammond and aunt of Mrs Avora Owens of Alpine died in Carthage last Saturday. She had visited Alpine several times. Survived by her husband.

M. J. Longshore Alice Hammond Avora Owens Alpine Carthage

Stolen Plymouth Driver Faces Sanity Hearing

Leo Fierbert Kidd, 36, driver of a 1959 Plymouth station wagon, faces a sanity hearing in county court after a high speed Alpine chase with officers. Two passengers, William Twiford and Jimmy Myers, will be sent to Caldwell County on charges. Twiford wounded. doctors say not serious. The chase involved Texas Ranger Hill and Officer Sonsson, culminating near the Lobo Drive-In and Alpine High School.

Leo Fierbert Kidd William Henry Twiford Jimmy Dale Myers Caldwell County Twiford Kidd V Administration San Ant Waco Texas Arthur Hill Sonnyson Marathon Twiford and Myers Jim Skinner Hill Luling Caldwell Skinner C. R. Morris Id Afb

Alpine School Board Three Seek Re election

Three members of the Alpine Board Jay LaBeff Neville Haynes and Bill Sob announce re election for April 4 1959. They credit the board with advancing the Alpine school program curriculum physical education extracurriculars and financing and urge support to continue policies. Jim Francois and family visited El Paso over the weekend attending events honoring Rotary International president Cliff Randall of Milwaukee Wisconsin.

Alpine Board Jay LaBeff Neville Haynes Alpine School Board Alpine Jim Francois Beth Don EL Paso Cliff Randall Milwaukee Wis Rotary International

Building Activity Surges In Alpine With New Ventures

Over the past week in Alpine preliminary work began on an A W root beer drive in across from Tucker's Oil Service. Leno Cano plans a cafe La Nueva Po ta Mexican foods on Holland Avenue across from Alpine Lumber Co. T A Beard secures permit for a home addition to be used as a den or office. Billie Weston gets a family room addition permit. Mr and Mrs C C Morrow relocate to a new cinder block residence. their old home sold to Edith Coldwell and Deed Taylor who swapped for N 7th St property.

Alpine Ronzo Mord A&w Holland Avene Tucker Leno Cano Holland Alpine Lumber Co T. A. Beard Billie Weston C. C. Morrow Northeast Morrow Edith Coldwell Deed Taylor 7Th St

Calves Earn Top Honors at San Antonio Livestock Show

Barbara Grupe near Fort Davis won reserve champion in the open Ford division at the San Antonio Livestock Show. Her calf, bred by Kimball Ranch of Alpine, led a strong Brewster Jeff Davis County 4-11 Club showing effort directed by Frank Newsom.

Barbara Grupe Fort Davis Ford San Antonio

Lobos Triumph in Four Overtimes Over Eastern

The Lobos defeated Eastern in a four overtime thriller to close their home season. The game ended tied at 76 76 after regulation and extended with back to back overtime periods. New Mexico University preserved a dramatic finish in front of a home crowd.

Sul Ross Lobos New Mexico University Pose

Lee id To Rest in Marathon Funeral Service

Od died from injuries in a pickup accident Wednesday evening near Marathon. Burial was in Marathon area. Lee Page Lee born August 2 1910 Frio County came to Brew County in 1917 to a Maravillas rock ranch and worked as a ranchman all his life. Survived by his wife Velyn Page Lee and several relatives. Joe Clark of Alpine hurt in the same accident and hospitalized. another rider was burned.

Marathon Ara Mr. Lee Frio County Maravillasroek Velyn Page Lee Easter County Memorial Hospital Gene Stewart David O We Georgie Page Uvalde Clarence Valentine Guy Joe Clark Alpine Hracero Burt

Odessa Health Studio owner faces multiple animal killings

Bill EB. Scott, owner of the Odessa Health Studios, pleaded to killing four buffalo, antelope, and two deer in Jeff Davis and Presidio Counties. The case was solved by Capt Henry Burkett and wardens from Alpine Fort Davis and Fort Stockton. The first offense occurred last August. animals were left on ranches or Scott was brought to Brewster County Memorial Hospital for a checkup and released.

Underon Thursda Bill EB. Scott Odessa Health Jeff’ Davis Presidio County Henry Burkett Sanford “DeVoll Alpine Harvey Adams Fort Davis Ted Wheelis Fort Stockton Scott Brewster ‘County Memorial Hospital

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