Alpine News Notes and Arrivals Amid Mild Spring
Alpine residents and visitors are listed in a dense local note. Homer Graham returns from Hillboro New Mexico with John Hol and a boy. Mr. and Mrs Walter Scuddy welcomed a son. J. W. Graham and Mamie Jones of Dablone kha Georgia arrived with Holland. Mrs Clay Mise Mamie Jones and others visited from various towns. Several people travel to San Antonio, El Paso, Havana and Crane for business, family visits, and hospital care.
Red Cross drive urged as drought aid targets Texas towns
The article notes a nationwide Red Cross drought relief appeal with a Texas focus. It cites $100 chapter quota, funds from local groups and national HQ, and reports 46,974.84 spent in Texas with 21,195.60 from HQ and 15,195.24 locally. It warns of hunger, water pollution, and outlines emergency relief aims while urging community response.
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Unds
Texas
Red Cross
WB Caldwell
Tues
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Mainen
Hoover
Condi
Suomen
Lobos Prep for Abilene Invasion After Last Year’s Run
The Lobos prepare for afternoon practice in Abilene as Graves leads two complete teams, aiming to leverage last year’s experience.
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Abilene
Graves
Bucks Train For Tough Texas Tournaments
Bucks show promise with solid defense and a developing offense as Stack leads scoring in a rough fray. Oliver plans to enter Sanderson and McCamey tournaments, aiming to prove superiority over west Texas rivals San Angelo, San Antonio, and Alpine squads amid upcoming practice tilts and tough competition.
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Stack
Cook
Fiehrens
Carl Weyerte
Rigots
Bucks
Oliver
Sanderson
McCamey
West Texas
San Angelo
San Antonio
al Pano
Mig Spring
San Atelo
McCAMEY FIVE- Continued from P rournaments.
The Marta team claims to have taken the McCamey high school five into camp, continuing a local basketball contest narrative.
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Marta
Africa Speaks in Colorful Film at Granada Theatre
The vivid film Africa Speaks presents a daring trek through the French Congo with scenes of Masai spearmen and wild beasts shot by a notable motion picture camera. It combines stunning photography with sound effects to deliver thrilling entertainment and a dramatic view of life on the dark continent. Showing Wednesday and Thursday, January 21 and 22, at Granada Theatre.
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Atria
Africa
Paul le Hocter
Tanganyika
Dikwa
Nmne
French Congo
Igen
Granada Theatre
Shursday
Alpine Buck five set for Sanderson McCamey tourneys
Alpine basketball fans will have a chance to see the Buck five at its best as they seek wins in the Sanderson and McCamey tournaments. Friday night starts at 7:30 with Buddy Torino reseeing all three games. Admission is reasonable to support the team and the improved gym with better seating and climate control.
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Anja Wilson
Fand
Starnes
Tull Rosette
Hampton
Hughes Springs
Arte Connally
Arkanas
Shaddix
Hamton
Artie Connally
Connally Brothers
Nough
Lobos
Aire
Indians
Graves
Sundam
Lobow
McMurry
A.C
Dante! Baker
Canyon
Tagers
Sanderson
McCamey
Alpine
Buddy Torino
Davis C. of C Elects Leaders For Next Year
Fort Davis January 13 A largely fresh Chamber of Commerce board was elected with James W. McElroy as president and Warren Bloy as secretary. The re-elected director was W Merrill. Other new directors include Bill Fryar C Raton J K Miller H D Joys R C Withers Dee Jones B H Carlton and A G Prude. McElroy succeeds H M Jones as president.
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Fort Davis
Chamber of Commerce
James W. McElroy
Warren Bloya
McElroy
Bloy
W. Merrill
Bill Fryar
C. Raton
J. K. Miller
HD. Joys
R. C. Withers
Dee Jones
B. H. Carlton
A. G. Prude
H. M. Jones
Dr. Jones
Marta
Mr. Bloys
Chamber of Commerce Votes Thanks to Former Secretary and Director
The new board agreed on hiring to cover stenographic work and to supervise finances in person. During formal organization, Dr. Jones and Mrs. Lee Sproul were thanked for three years of faithful service since the Chamber of Commerce began.
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Lee Sproul
Chamber of Commerce
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Howell Named To Hardware Committee At Texas Convention
Leo S. Howell, manager of Howells Incorporated, has been named to the resolution committee for the Texas Hardware and Implement Association. The annual convention will be in Dallas on January 20, 21 and 22, with retailers from across Texas expected to attend.
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Leo
Howell
Howell's Incorporated
Texas Hardware and Implement Association
All Arte of
Ford
Pasotex Representative Involved In West Texas Wreck
Pasotex district representative W. H. Knox and contractor 0. B. Green of Amarillo were injured when their automobile wrecked near Pecos while driving to Balmorhea. The car, owned by Green, turned fur cutting and struck a fort dip, causing injuries and vehicle damage.
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Pasotex
Green
Amarillo
Fort Dip
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