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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1954

Page

12

Westminster Choir Presents Uncommon Feb Program at Sul Ross

The Westminster choir under Dr. Williamson stages a rare lineup at Sul Ross auditorium on February 13 at 8 p m with two unusual works by Schuetz and Schubert plus Haydn Handel Mozart and Orlando di Lasso pieces. A Warren Martin composition for piano and chorus titled American Suite anchors the program along with American folk ballads and a fiery Sunrise Call finale. Admission costs 2 for adults and 1 for students.

Westminster Sul Ross Williamson Heimrich Schuetz Franz Schubert Miriam Schubert Haydn Handel Mozart Orlando di Las Warren Martin Dr. Williamson Tom Scott Westminster Choir Sunrise Cal Alpine High School

Porchlight Parade to Close March of Dimes Event

The event titled Porchlight Parade will be staged January 29 from 7 to 8 p m in Alpine and Marathon with the Pilot club directing under Mrs Gene Benson. Alpine is divided into sections with captains named for each area Senora Paz Valenzuela chairs all towns south of the U P railroad and has appointed Stella LuJan Drucilla Aguilar Leonore Granado Josef Sermée Jesus Ita Sanchez Rosaura Ramirez among others.

Marathon Pilot Club Gene Benson Alpine Senora Paz Valenzuela U. P Stella Lujan Drucilla Aguilar Leonore Granado Josef Sermée Jesus Ita Sanchez Rosaura Ramirez Melita Valenzuela Fabiola Uranga Estefena Uranga Marguerita Pallanes Amparo Gallego Delia Palilanes Mary Pallanes Estefena Sandate Berta Valenzuela Ofelia Valadez Sofia Ortiz Edwina Garcia American Legion Auxiliary Alpine Study Club el Progreso Garden Club Mesdameg Chas Stringfelow Lois McIntyre Gage Holland Ralph Peters Ray LaBeff Cap Yates Frank Fowlkes Frank Young Holland Hotel Edith Caldwell Carl Heiman Gordon Barrow Marvin Kay Mothers’ March Tom Yarbro

Bucks face Monahans in district opener at Alpine

Alpine High hosts the district basketball opener with the Bucks meeting a robust Monahans squad. The program lists subsequent away and home dates through February with a travel phase ending in Marta. The B team has repeatedly tied and posted a 53 50 win over Stockton, while volunteers organize Mothers March fund drives.

Bucks Monahans Lobos Maria Alpine Crane Pecos Fort Stockton Monahans Marta Stockton Alpine Lads Alpine High Gym

Former Alpinettes Viewed by Visitors in El Paso

Alpine natives now in El Paso and nearby were seen by visitors last weekend. J. M. Floyd Jr. and family, including a two year old daughter, live in Alamogordo, N M, where he works near White Sands Proving Grounds. Robert Sandlin, with wife Fern Matthews, works at Goodrich Tire & Rubber. she teaches in El Paso. The Starns family in the Valley are painting and remodeling their home. Louie is busy planting trees and yard work. Mrs. Gil Kempfer is due back from Fort Stockton after major surgery last Friday. Her mother Mrs. Selmer Opheim of Madison Wis is staying with them.

el Paso Alpine J. M. Floyd Jr Alamogordo N. M White Sands Proving Grounds J. M Robert Sandlin Goodrich Tire & Rubber Fern Matthews L. B. Starns Louie” J Ich Gil Kempfer Fort Stockton

Lobos Fall Twice as Bearkats Sweep Lone Star Games

Sul Ross Lobos lose two Lone Star conference basketball games to Sam Houston State here last Friday and Saturday. In the opener Lobos kept it close, 74-72, with Jim Skinner scoring 22 and Glenn Lewallen 21. Sam Houston’s Sewell and Walter Lee led with 20 and 12. Saturday, SH Bearkats dominated 95-73 as Sewell again led Lobos with 21 while Curtis Israel added 20. Sewell topped SH with 23 and Al Adams 21.

Sul Ross Lobos Sam Houston State Bearkat Lobos Sam Houston Jim Skinner Lobo Glenn Lewallen Sewell Walter Lee Sewellan Curtis Israel Sewer Bearkats al Adams Texas Lutheran

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