Enrollment In Reserve School To Be Extended
An announcement from Texas Military District on December 28, 1955, extends enrollment of Army Reserve Category II personnel in United States Army Reserve School courses to February 1, 1956. The extension covers Command and General Staff and Judge Advocate General courses, allowing home study with a two week summer encampment for completion and pay. Army Reserve officers are urged to contact their local USAR Unit Advisor for details.
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Texas Military District
Austin
Lewis S. Griffing
Gen. Griffing
Command and General Staff
Army Reserve
United States Army Reserve Unit
Missionaries Gather in Cedar Hill for 1986 Work Plan
R L Wittner attends meeting with 68 Texas missionaries planning the 1986 outreach. The group, from 3625 Southern Baptist churches across the state, aims at building programs endowments and work among minority groups and industrial services. Wittner serves as mission secretary for District 7 of the Baptist General Convention of Texas.
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J. L. Winner
Alpine
Texas
Cedar Hill
Southern Baptist
Wittner
Baptist General Convention of
Alpine High installs Whirlpool Bath for athletes
Alpine High School Lettermans Club ordered a Whirlpool Bath device for the AHS Gym to relieve bruises and strains using hot water. Officials say the device is successful in many cases. The Lettermen paid 295 dollars for the machine with about 90 dollars down and the company agreed to receive payments over 18 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine High
Alpine High School
AHS
First Two Poetry Books To Carry AlpineCopyright Are Published
Alpine imprint announces two poetry volumes from Different Press led by Lilith Lorraine. This Shall Endure, an anthology of 192 poets, sold out deluxe cloth editions. Awards include four cash prizes judged by Lawrence Holmes and others, with major representation from Texas New York California.
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Cme
Lilith Lorraine
Cleveland Wright
Miss Lorraine
Different Prest
Mem ‘Oer
Avalon
Mel Lorraine
Amany
Prines
Lawrence Holmes
Nebraska State Teachers College
Poetry Public
New York
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Texas
Lorraine
Alpine
United States
Chamber of Commerce of
England
New York City
Corpus Christi
Firms Urged To Issue W-2 Tax Forms Early
H P Gonzales of the Pecos office of Internal Revenue urged employers to issue W-2 tax withholding statements now to help employees file early and receive refunds quickly. He said there should be no delay in refunds for those who file correct returns, noting taxpayers study instruction booklets to avoid delays once W-2s are issued.
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H. P. Gonzales
Pecos
Office of Internal Revenue
Shrews Attack Larger Mice and Store For Winter
Mouselike short tailed shrews abundant in the eastern United States eat two to three times their weight daily. They ferociously attack larger mice and, with foresight for winter, tear away living snails and occasional disabled beetles.
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United States
Sandra Rogers Named to Blanton Dormitory Board
Sandra Ann Rogers, UT Austin student from Alpine, joins the Blanton Dormitory student relations board. Muss Rogers, a sophomore elementary education student, is described as the daughter of Mr and Mrs Dick.
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Sandra Rogers
AMIAT
Austin
Sandra Ann Rogers
University of Texas
Alpine
Blanton Dormitory
Muss Rogers
Mrs. Dick
Mexican Consulate Chancellor Escapes Car Crash Near Presidio
A car carrying Aaluardo Perez, chancellor of the Mexican Consulate in Alpine, overturned ten miles north of Presidio last week. Perez escaped serious injury while avoiding a collision with someone named Rogers of Alpine. The accompanying passenger is identified as a Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority member.
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Aaluardo Perez
Alpine
Mone
Presidio
Rogers
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
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Iachine
Iyle
J. A. Roach, JR
Davis
Sas Svenma
First National Bank
Crawford Insurance Agency
Teral Insurance
P.O. Box
el Paso, Texas
Olds
Rons
Henry Bailey Motors
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