Socialized Medicine Topic At Big Bend Medical Meeting
The Big Bend Medical Society discussed pre payment health service and socialized medicine and backed efforts by the Texas Medical Association and the American Medical Association to inform the public about dangers in Pepper and Wagner bills in Congress. Officers sworn in include W. E. Lockhart Alpine president James F. Gipson Fort Brockton vice president Joe Wright Alpine secretary and delegates to the State House of Delegates Drs Lockhart and Lavanture. The next meeting is set for Indian Lodge Fort Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Bert Medical Society
Texas Medical Association
The
Ameri
Congress
W. E Lockhart
Alpine
James F. Gipson
Fort Brockton
Joe Wright
Selegates
State House of Delegsies
Drs Lockhart
Lavanture
Indian Lodge
Fort Davis
Real Estate Ad Highlights Curtis B Gross Realtor
Classified listing for Curtis B Gross Realtor featuring properties near a high school including a two bedroom house and a four bedroom home. Offers terms and notes owner health issues forcing sale. Also mentions business opportunities and several other properties in Alpine.
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Rom High School
Pene
Alpine
Dads Stage Burlesque On PTA Meeting Procedure
Alpine PTA members enjoyed Fathers Night at the high school where fathers presented committee reports in a humorous PTA meeting parody. Fred Williams led as president with Jerry Kerby John Newell Victor Smith and G C McDaniel contributing as reports and piano accompaniment by Mr McDaniel. The group closed with stirring PTA songs and the Reporter notes the spoof was entertaining and perhaps educational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Pta
PTA
Fred Williams
Jerry Kerby
John Newell
Victor] Smith
G. C. Mc
Dr Pepper Team to Meet Marfa Five Tonight
The Alpine Dr Pepper basketball five faces Marfa in a Sul Ross Gymnasium matchup at 8 PM. This newly formed team plays its third game, following a 32 29 loss to Sul Ross and a 228 victory by Marfa. Admission is 25 cents for Red Cross relief.
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Dr. Pepper
Alpine
Marfa Tn
Sul Ross Omnasium
Sul Ross
Marfa
Red Cross
Alpine Super Market Grocery Sold to L A Teplicek
A change in ownership of Alpine Super Market on Fifth Street was announced this week. L A Teplicek, longtime manager since May, 104, purchased the business from Watson Anderson Co. The store, established about 18 years ago, is in the May sonic building with Teplicek already taking charge as new owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Super Market
Fifth Street Grocery
L. A
Lemon Juice Checks Tananai Poe Tale
A fragment notes Lemon juice checks linked to Tananai Poe at Guy Drug Store at 10 p.m. The readable text provides no clear actions or outcomes beyond the names and time.
Service members and family notices from Alpine area
Pte. William J. Burnham, son of then, promoted to T with the headquarters company of V corps at Fort Jackson, 8. C. He has served 11 months. Hal D. Smith, Navy V-12, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Smith, to complete meteorology at UCLA this week then visit home before duty in the Pacific. Norman Wright, medical student at Texas University, to graduate March 2, stood 13th in a 100‑student class. Major J. D. Morris, wife and two children visited en route to California. Major Harris, former Alpine resident, veteran of the Pacific war, staying in the AAF. Johnny Cox, Seabees, 45‑day furlough. served in the Philippines and Pacific. parents now Kerrville residents. Frank Graves received telegram on daughter Frankie’s news: Lt. Col. F. C. Eidelburg died in a Kansas plane crash. they were married last December. Mrs. Eidelburg to live with her parents. Lt. Leroy W. Roark, stationed at Fort Bliss after two Pacific years. two battle stars. visited sister Mrs. Ray Williams. trip to Big Bend Park with friends.
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Pte
Wm. J. Burnham
Then
V Corps
Fort Jackson
8. C
Army
Hal D. Smith
Navy
V-12
W. J. Smith
University of California, Los Angeles
Hal
J. D. Morris
California
del Rio
San Angelo
Harris
Army Air Forces
AAF
Johnny Cox
Seabees
The
Philippines
Pacific
Alpine
Kerrville
Mr. Cox
Frank Graves
Frankie
F.C. Eidelburg
Kansas
Desalle
Leroy W. Roark
Fort Bliss
Roark
Ray Williams
Big Bend Park
Political announcements and liquor permit notice
The Avalanche endorses candidates for the Democratic primary on July 27 1946 including Representative 87th District MH Conger Jones of Val Verde County and Commissioners Precinct 1 Joe Parker and Precinct 4 W T Dunnington Clint Fulcher. Also notice of intent to apply for a Package Store permit for Scott and Ellis Pi Store Marathon Brewster County described as Lot 3 Block 17 Marathon Texas by Louie R Ellis and Mrs Mattie M Scott as owners.
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Dist
Conger
Jones
Val Verde County
Joe Parker
W. T. Dunnington F
Clint) Fulcher
Texas Liquor Control Board
Block 17
Marathon
Brewster County
Texas
Louie R. Ellis
Mattie M. Scott
Scott and Ellis Pi
Rotary News Sees Visitors and Civic Talks At City Meeting
Visiting Rotarians Bill Hooten Lloyd Bloodworth Glenn During and others attended the Rotary gathering. Miss Doris Mae Waring discussed Alpine needs and civic improvement with Mayor Starns and the chamber. FBI agent Lop Bloodworth spoke on crime trends, urging member involvement in combating the juvenile crime wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hooten
KE Paso
Lloyd Bloodworth
Glenn During
Toledo
Ohio
Firpo” Townsend
Robi, Wittner
H. E. Bell
R. C. Mitchell
Dan Pollock
Sul Ross
Dick Hawkins
Doris Mae Waring
the American Red Cross
St Louis
Ben Berkeley
Roseann Smith
Hugh
Waldrum
John Newell
Chamber of Commerce
Ty Lop Bloodworth
Rc" Suran
Fed Bureau of Investigation
el Frase
All Law
Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs John Burris at local hospital
A son named John Leo weighing 5 pounds was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Burris at the local hospital on Monday. Mrs. Burris is the former Carolyn Bishop daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bishop of Alpine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leo
John Burris
Burris
Carolyn Bishop
Leo Bishop
Alpine
Local Social News Highlights From Pecos and Alpine
Mrs. J P Bennett of Pecos visits daughter in town while Mrs. Carl Eddins also visits sister Mrs Alfred E Creigh and family. Neville Haynes of Edinburg visits grandmother Mrs Kate Nevill. Mrs Nevill to accompany him home. Otis Scales returns from Alice visits with daughter Mrs Woodrow Laughlin and family. Lee Matt Smith recovering from appendectomy at Fort Stockton hospital. Mrs Tom Williams of El Paso, longtime Alpine resident, visits cousin Mrs Kate Nevill. Williams is aunt of Mrs D M Bennett and Bernal Slight. A note mentions six Buckeye Staters have served as U S president. Slovis, N M, welcomed a daughter born at local hospital weighing 10 lbs named Catheryn Laura. Mrs McCarrell is daughter of Alpine residents Mr and Mrs Lynn Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neville Haynes
Edinburg
Kate Nevill
Mrs. Nevill
Lee Matt Smith
Lee Smith
Fort Stockton
Tom Willams
el Paso
Alpine
Willams
D. M. Bennett
Bernal Slight
Slovis
N.M
Catheryn Laura
McCarrell
Lynn Davis
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Marts
Adobe
Will F. Evans
al- Contact Chambers Appliance Co
College Mill
Chas Bishop
F. E. Weyerts
Alpine Lee Co 2A
Electrolux
Madera Valley
E. Main
Clara Mae
South College
Alpine City
A.M. Turney
IDEAL
Corner
Heart of City
Paul W. Vogt
J.C. Puller
Treas
Marfa Natl
Ferm Loan Assa
Marta
Tex Te
Lucille Putnam
Ft Davis
Tex
Ladies
Big Bend
Granada Theatre
KODAK
Anne Stanford
Big Bend Medical Group
Curtis B. Gross, Realtor
Exes
Bae
MG Bend Abstract CO
Dads
PT. Assn
L. A. Teplicek
Guy Drug Store
Norman Wright
Texas University
FBI
Bob Steele
Sterling Holloway
Brad Taylor
Jane Frazee
Dolly Sisters
Betty Grable
John Payne
U. S
Tiger Shark
Partners
James Craig
Signe Hasso
Rotary News
M.A. Wane
Naner
Mrs. Rc, McCarrell
Bertene Garcia
C. O'Brien
Intonio
Sport's
L. C. Smith and Corona Typewriters
J. P. Bennett
Pecos
Jack Cross
Carl Eddins of
Alfred E. Creigh
J. M. Fraser
Rixford, Pa
Alan Fraser
Margo
Mrs. Otis Scales
Mrs
Woodrow Laughlin
Alice
United States
Atha’s Drive Inn
West Main
Fountain Service
A la Carte
Alpine Wool & Mohair CO
Henry
Judge
Old Judge
Rink
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