Alpine High News: Tau Beta Phi Honor for Otis French and School Projects
Alpine High School honors Otis French a 1949 graduate named to Tau Beta Phi and notes his ROTC contract and top academic standing. The district reports no freeze damage to new high school washrooms funded by the Lions Club. Other items include Christmas gifts to Mrs. Duncan's class. requests for audiometer funding. a State of the Union listening event. and plans to expand the football schedule with Uvalde.
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Alpine High School
Otis French
Alpine High
Texas M
Tau Beta Phi
Otis
Nate
Alpine Lions Club
Charlies Ogle
Kelley
Uvalde High School
Bucks
Uvalde
TAA
Alpine
del Rio
Living with Peace of Mind and Gratitude
A reflective meditation on gratitude for life’s privileges and interdependence. It cites parental labor, global contributions, and the value of memory while featuring poetic fragments and a closing quote on literacy in history and morality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortlandt W. Sayres
Destructive Force of Worry Explained by Dr Hilton
Dr D A Hilton explains worry as a major modern force and links it to health decline. He cites a successful executive who recovered after chiropractic examination and adjustments showing cause and relief. The article promotes scientific Chiropractic and notes his office at 108 N Cockrell and Holland Ave with tel 2543.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conversa
Hilton Tion
D. A. Hilton
N. Cockrell and
Holland Avenue
Dissolution of City Drug Store Partnership in Alpine
The partnership between R A Bow and E G Nance in Alpine Brewster County under City Drug Store is dissolved by mutual consent as of December 31 1953 Debts owed to the partnership go to R A Bow and all demands are to be presented to him Bow continues the business as sole owner under City Drug Store
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Bow
E. G. Nance
Alpine
Brewster
City Drug Store
Survey on area deer kill reflects varied hunting data
The Texas Game Commission reviews a Trans Pecos deer survey showing nearly 2000 mule and white tailed deer killed west of the Pecos River in November 1952. Drought likely reduced normal harvest, while hunting pressure remains high. a three fold polling method aimed to gauge annual harvest by species for regulation adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Game Commission
Trans-Pecos
Pecos River
Drouth
State Game Department
Liensees
Trans-Pecos Deer Hunting Data From Fifty Two
The Trans-Pecos region study lists landowners charging shooting fees and tabulating deer killed. It notes 5466 resident hunters with 250 selected by random sampling for interviews. The report says data aim to compare future years and requires correction factors.
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Trans-Pecos
Saury the slender beaked fish of temperate Atlantic waters
The saury is a slender long beaked fish found in temperate parts of the Atlantic. It is related to the flying fishes.
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Texas Outlook
Alpine Public
Ruth Duncan
Pilot Club
Milton Smith
Duncan
Eisenhower
Myrtle Whiteside
Miss Whiteside
Mr. Eisenhower
Glenn Noel
Charles Oblund
Paul Hill
Minnie Phillips
Mack Brown
Hill
Phillips
Alpine High Bell and Howell
PTA
Central Projector
Bell and Howell
el Paso
Charles Bran
Glen Lewallen
McMurry
Lobo Gym
Lewallen
Carl Williams
Kirby Page
Pine
C. W. de Kiewier
Saturday Review
Education Digest
Dra. D. A. Hilton
Texas
The
Dallas Mowing News -Mail
Texas Almanac
Dallas Morning News
Delles 22
Paul R. Weyerts, D. V. M
West Ave
Alpine, Texas
Clifton L. Moss
P. O. Box
Great Southern Life Insurance Company
Houston, Texas
Featt
Winter Cleaners
San Antonio
San Angelo
Odessa
Dallas
Fort Worth
Houston
Bill Goodall
First National Bank
Chevrolet
Ing
H.p
Casner Motor Company
Holland & 7Th St
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