Nelon and Kimball Enter Alpine School Board Race
Carolyn Nelon and Keesey Kimball entered the Alpine school board race joining three incumbents to make five candidates. Election day is Saturday April 4 with three seats filled. incumbents Ray LaBeff Bill Sohl Neville Haynes seek re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Nelon
Keesey Kimball
Carolyn B. Nelon
Alpine School Board
Ray LaBeff
Bill Sohl
Neville Haynes
Nelon
Grady
Mike
Carol Ann
Central
Amblin Around Glasscock and Baker's Baseball Ties
Veteran baseball man influence on Detroit Tigers manager Freddie Hutchinson traced to Del Baker Jr. at Sul Ross. Baker suggested promoting one of their own, leading to Hutchinson’s hiring. Also notes Del Baker Jr. as Sul Ross freshman pitcher and local recollections on home purchases and editorials, ending with poetry figure Lilith Lorraine inspiring Roger Peel-Yates in Cornwall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Baker Jr
Sul Ross
Gene Russell
Kokernot Field
Freddie Hutchinson
Detroit ‘Tigers
Baker
Hutchison
Roger Peel-Yates
Cornwall
England
Lilith Lorraine
Alpine
Peel-Yates
Carrack Gladden
Carbis Bay
Ives
Midlands
Traner
St Nicholas
Alpine City Moves On Surplus Pipe for Water System
Alpine voters circulate petitions seeking a water and sewer bonds election while the city has bought 27,108 feet of surplus iron pipe from the federal government for 1500 dollars and will decide on removal bids. Mayor Lockhart cautions no bond election will occur without qualified taxpayer petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine
San Felipe Springs
Laughlin Air Force Base
del Rio
U. S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare
Texas Surplus Property Agency
City Commission
Kavenaugh Plumbing and Trenching Co
W. E. Kimrey Construction Co
San Angelo
City of
Lockhart
Alpine Girls Face Spur In Bi District Playoff
Alpine High School travels to Odessa Tuesday to meet Spur High in a bi district playoff. Winner advances to Lubbock March 67. Spur Schools serve Didtints County and enroll 7,500,000 in district value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine High
Odessa
Spur High School
Lubbock
Spur
Didtints
Odessa Junior College
Odessa High
Son Turlo
Alpine
Valentine
Nina Brown
Susie Gearhart
Velma Gallego
Elena Hernandez
Pam
Nine High
Chism Named To New Post In SP Lines
C. C. Chism of Alpine has been named general track supervisor for the Southern Pacific Lines based in Houston. He has served as roadmaster here for years and will be replaced by Ernest Haass of Sanderson who will move to Alpine with his wife. Chism left Alpine February 20 for Houston, with duties spanning New Orleans to El Paso and other Texas SP tracks. His wife and daughters will stay at 707 N Harrison until school ends, then join him in Houston.
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C. C. Chism
Alpine
Southern Pacific Lines
Houston
Ernest Haass
Sanderson
Chism
New Orleans
el Paso
Texas
Alpine Chamber Backs Cowboys Sophomore League Ticket Drive
Alpine Chamber of Commerce directors endorsed the Cowboys entry into the Sophomore League and authorized President Jack Stowell to appoint a committee to urge season ticket sales. Cochairs Forrest Walker and Levin Davis lead a team to contact firms March 2 to 14. Season prices 50 for box seats 40 for reserved seats with parking and opening day guarantees. players Russell signed Alfred Plosky Roger Jensen Jr. and Robert Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Chamber of Commerce
Cowboys
Jack Stowell
Stowell
Chamber of Commerce
Mts
Alpine
Boston Red Sox
Kokernot Field
Forrest Walker
Levin Davis
Gib Bell
Marvin Kay
Frank McCollum
Forrest Weston
Hugh White
Gene Russell
The
Russell
Alfred Plosky
Hartford
Conn
Roger William Jensen Jr
Brigham City
Utah
Robert D. Wheeler
Bow, N. H
Pilot Club Game Night at Alpine Center Saturday
Pilot Club hosts a game night at Alpine Community Center on Saturday at 8 p.m. Tickets cost 50e, with games like bridge and canasta available. Players may form tables or rotate, prizes and a door prize planned, plus punch as part of a fundraiser for club projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Community Center
Canasta
Bolivia
Pilot Club
Brewster County Red Cross Drive Opens March 2
Brewster County chapter launches its 1959 fund drive on Monday March 2 with Marathon chair Earl Bland aided by Laura Henderson and several local supporters. In Big Bend Park Daisy F Adams coordinates. Alpine Duane Smith leads county effort with March 6 Community Center meeting. past spending exceeds current local contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster County
American Red Cross
Marathon
Red Cross Fund
Earl Bland
Laura Henderson
Mary Gertrude Haley
Sandra Stumberg
Carol Ann Nester
Cathey Haynes
Jean Nutt
Anna Marie Cordove
Harold Brodrick
Big Bend National Park
Terlingua
Daisy F. Adams
Guy B. Crawford
Red Cross
Santa Elena
Mexico
Duane Smith
Alpine
Students Take Exams as Alpine Schools Progress
Fourth six weeks examinations are in progress in all Alpine schools this week. Report cards are due next Friday March 6. Urs John C.
Plans for Texas Education Week Observed Across Alpine
Alpine schools announce Texas Education Week activities for March 2 through 6 1959 with classroom visits by parents grandparents and a Friday faculty meeting in El Paso. The high school auditorium hosts a Back To School program on Monday night featuring a stage band from Alpine High School directed by Bandmaster Leland Schultz. The program includes two band numbers a real number and an instrumental piece. The band members include Tony Stringer Harry Miles Dennis Williams Kenneth Clouse Gene Morrison Toni Pate Jim Wright Joe Burgess Pat Holman Fritz Weyerts Carol West Marilyn Morgan Marion Cowell Carlene Hegeland Bob Gard Connie Burling and vocalists Sharon Welch and Dennis Williams. Second program part showcases literary science demonstrations by Centennial and Central Grade Schools demonstrating oxygen and hydrogen peroxide changes color and pH tests plus endnote on endle ad alcohol power with students Yolanda Tucker Linda Valero and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Committee
Alpine
Texas State Teachers Association
el Paso
Alpine High School
Brownwood
Leland Schultz
Tony Stringer
Harry
Miles
Dennis Williams
Kenneth Clouse
Gene Morrison
Toni Pate
Jimmie Wright
Joe Burgess
Pat Holman
Frit
Weyerts
Three Men Transferred After Alpine High Speed Chase
Leo Herbert Kidd 38 driver of a stolen Plymouth station wagon and two others, William Henry Twiford 21 and Jimmy Dale Myers 20, were moved from Alpine to Central Texas authorities after a 120 mile an hour chase. Kidd underwent a sanity hearing in county court and was committed to the VA hospital in Waco. Twiford and Myers were turned over to Caldwell County officers in Waco on burglary charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Jim Skinner
Arthur Hill
Leo Herbert Kidd
William Henry Twiford
Jimmy Dale Myers
Waco
Kidd
Twiford
Myers
Caldwell
Chinese Nationalists Injured In Desert Accident Near Alpine
Chinese Nationalist officers from Formosa were treated at Brewster County Memorial Hospital this week for injuries from a vehicle crash on State Highway 118 about 18 miles south of Alpine. The men, visiting Big Bend National Park, include I. Pi Te Peng Kwang Y Shing Hwang Fook Mao Yeh Hsien and Chu Chien Kuan, who attend military school at Fort Bliss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formosa
Brewster County Memorial Hospital
Alpine
Big Bend National Park
I. Pi Te
Peng Kwang-Y Shing Hwang-Fook
Mao Yeh Hsien
Chu Chien-Kuan
Fort Bliss
Wonders of Alpine and Big Bend Spotlighted in CEA Release
The Conservation Education Association highlights Alpine and Big Bend in its January newsletter. A summer 1959 conference is planned for Alpine with Sul Ross State College hosting. The issue features Santa Elena Canyon and urges members to read two Virginia Madison books before the trip. A field trip over 100 miles to Big Bend National Park is planned, with scenic drives and a stop at Prude Guest Ranch for fried chicken. Sul Ross State College, Alpine, is praised for facilities and the West Texas scenery is described as inviting for August attendance. The Woodward Ranch offers agate collecting for attendees. Bill Williams leads the conference planning, with Anne present during the editors’ visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine
Big Penn Vavis
Conservation Education Associaton
CEA
Sul Ross State College
Eure
Big Bend
Santa Elena Canyon
Big Bend National Park
Association
Virginia Madison
Bill
Anne
Prude Guest Ranch
West Texas
Woodward Ranch
U S 90 project to employ 60 men with 35000 payroll
Cecil Ruby Construction Co plans an eight month rebuild of U S 90 from Altuda to east of Marathon with a 1100000 project budget and a 35000 monthly payroll. About 60 workers, half with families, will be stationed in Marathon area while five families reside in Alpine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Ruby Construction Co
U. S. Highway 9
Altuda
Marathon
Jack Dalstrom
Alpine
Dalstrom
Chalmers Broadfoot
North 5Th Street
Cecilia
Jack Jr
Cynthia
Louise
Central
Ruby
Altuds
Tennis Tourney Opens Friday in Sui Ross Invitational
The fourth annual Sui Ross Invitational opens Friday morning February 2 with 8 am start times. Teams from 15 schools enter junior and senior divisions, with finals Saturday afternoon. Strongest squads are Austin, El Paso, Midland, and Pyote, plus Alpine Odessa Junction Fort Davis Pecos San Angelo Fort Stockton Iraan Sonora Wink Ketor of Odessa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sui Ross
Austin
el Paso
Midland
Pyote
Ries
Alpine
Odessa
Junction
Fort Davis
Pecos
San Angelo
Fort Stockton
Iraan
Sonora
Wink
Ketor
Baptist Auditorium Repaint Under Way At Church Plant
Baptist Auditorium is being repainted with repairing walls and interior in off white. Contractor Ralph Peters expects completion by March 29. All services will be held in the church plant with Rev. R. E. Streetman stating the college department meets at the Baptist Student Union Center for Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Peters
R. E. Streetman
Baptist Student Union Center
Former Alpine Girl Assigned To Africa Missionaries
Charles D. LeMaster of Niagara Falls New York and Rose Smith of Alpine were commissioned as missionaries and assigned to the Belgian Congo. LeMaster will serve as an engineer and Mrs LeMaster as a teaching missionary. They attended Alpine high school and Sul Rose State College. They have two children Janet and David.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. LeMaser
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Forever Rose Smith
Alpine
Belgian Congo
LeMaster
Africa
Sul Rose State College
Janet
David
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Kimball
Joe
Gary
Monty
Jeff
Highland Hereford Breeders Association
School Board
Bers
Alpine Ministerial Alliance
Jim Francois
J. C. Coleman
Amblin
Him
Glasscock
Earth Smith
Morrow
Edith Caldwell
Wink Bulletin
New Jersey Paper
Nomena
Charlie Hunter
J. C. Casparis
Oscar Travland
R.C
Urs
John C
U.S. 90
Baptist Auditorium