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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1953

Page

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Hand Signal Month In Texas Urges Safer Driving

January designated Hand Signal Month by Governor Shivers. Texas Safety Association sponsors a life and death warning to drivers about hand signals for traffic safety. Morris urges courtesy, warns of accidents, urges motorists to yield and avoid weaving. Poll tax deadline looming for Brewster County with off year elections possible.

Texas Shivers Texas Safety Association, Inc W. Carloss Morris Jr Carloss Morriss Jr Houston Texas Safety Association Morris Texas 1G J. O. Musick General Nager Texas Safety Assoociation Weldon Hart Austin Bruce" Cunningham Dallas Dallas Civitan Club Citzens 'Traffic Commission Cal

Contributions to March of Dimes Come In Slowly

Alpine and surrounding communities continue efforts for the March of Dimes drive with the Block of Dimes event slated for Holland Ave tomorrow from 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Last year the event raised about $342 and organizers hope for a better showing this year. Local leaders including B D Thomas and Morgan Chaney note the campaign has yet to meet a county quota, with less than $600 total raised so far and few envelopes returned. A March of Dimes dance was planned at the country club, and a new Big Bend Ministerial Alliance formed to promote church collaboration and evangelism efforts in the region.

Regina Edwards Lois Christianson Southwestern Houston Regina Holland’ Ave American Legion Post Legionnaires Alpine Maren of Dine Dater B.D Thomas Semerer Sgrathon Tom Worth Coote Holly Ake Morgan Chaney Fuesta

Presbyterian Church to Feature Guest Speaker and Sessions

The First Presbyterian Church will host Rev. J Paul Stevens Sunday for a 5 p m vesper service with a parents and teachers meeting before and after. He will meet officers at 3 p m with Fort Davis Marfa and Alpine church schools. A 6 p m covered dish supper follows and a session for parents highlighting home church education. Morning worship will celebrate Westminster Fellowship Day and youth. Presbytery of El Paso meets next week in El Paso with Elder Bill Sohja and Rev. Corda representing up.

First Presbyterian Church J. Paul Stevens Board of ‘Christian Education Synod of Texas Presbyterian Sunday Church Fort Davis Marfa Alpine Stevens Presbyterian Church National Westminster Fellowship Presbytery el Paso Aliura Presbyterian Pireg Church Bill Sohija Corda

Sul Ross Lobos drop two to Stephen F. Austin Cagers

The Sul Ross Lobo cagers lost two Lone Star Conference games to Stephen F. Austin State last weekend. Friday's contest ended 57 60 with the Lumberjacks scoring 12 unanswered points late. Bucks Owens led Sul Ross with 12 points. Saturday saw a 60 48 setback after leading 31 26 at halftime. Giles led SF A with 23 points while Lewellan totaled 18 for Sul Ross. Two home conference games follow next week against Southwest Texas State in San Marcos.

Sul Ross Lobo Cagers Stephen F. Austin State Lumberjacks Lobos Selves Bucks Owens Salt Giles Lewellan Southwest Texas State San Marcos

Employes Must Have W2 Form In Filing Return

J E Ham of the local IRS said to file a complete tax return workers must have a Form W2 from each employer for 1952. He urged employers to furnish the statements promptly to help employees file early and receive any refund sooner.

J. E. Ham Office Internal Revenue Service

Mrs Owens Dies In Texarkana At 63

Mrs Gretta Owens, age 63, died at her son’s Texarkana home early Tuesday morning. Her sister’s husband A J Joyce and Mrs Joyce left Tuesday morning for Rotan to attend the funeral. Mrs Owens once lived in Alpine in the 1930s and spent last summer here.

New Car Plates On Sale Feby 2 In 1953 Brewster County

Brewster County to issue 1953 auto license plates starting February 2 with a final deadline March 31. Deputy tax collector W Heil says plates go on sale Monday February 2 after standard procedures. Color scheme reversed from last year with black numerals on gold. Passenger plates total 2200 sets numbered TM950 to 4 BMS040 050. Truck plates IPSS 0 to IFB149 850. Farm plates 3F2090 to SFS200 50. Truck tracer QESSRS to 9BS6S4 150. Desier EN3090 to INaote. Owners must bring title certificates. 1993 license, 1992 receipt, and 1989 inspection. Public Safety commission will not set a new inspection period or deadline. windshield sticker changes mean certificates before licensing will not apply for 1953 plates. No change in license fees.

Brewster ‘County Heil Public Safety Commission

Centennial And Central Vie In Marathon Tournament

Centennial And Central emerge as top teams in Marathon invitational. Cent ral Big Boys beat Marfa for consolation honors while Centennial defeats Marathon to win Pee Wee division. Central Big Boys lose to Fort Davis in semi finals. Fort Davis takes championship over Valentine. Central loses to Blackwell and Hidalgo Ward advances. Marathon beats Fort Davis for its honor.

Centennial Big Boys Marfa Centennial Marathon Central Big Boys Fort Davis Valentine Central Blackwell Hidalgo Ward Alpine

Payment Of Poll Taxes Lag In County

Poll tax payments lag with only 687 paid by midweek as the January 31 deadline nears. Last year 18,000 payments were recorded by this date. Voters are reminded no primary will be held this year though a special election may occur. Property taxes for 1962 show about 8 percent paid. failure to pay by deadline incurs penalties. Discount period for real property taxes ended December 31.

Brewster County

PTA Votes To Aid In Equipment Purchase For Central

Central PTA met Monday at 3 30 at Central school with Mrs Jack Dickson presiding guest speaker Mrs Inda Adams spoke on My Home The Ways and Means committee recommended 685 be allocated among 15 teachers for health charts basketball uniforms PE equipment and books and supplies The plan includes courses in Procedure Parliamentary Law and Home and Family Life to be held in February Supt Peyton Cain called for pipe donations for tennis court backstops and plans for a February night meeting to include fathers attendance at 40%

Central P. T. A Central School Jack Dickson Inda Adams J.D. Holman BTA P.ta Peyton Cain

Alpine Bucks Defeat Marfa Shorthorns 60 to 41 in District Clash

Alpine Bucks edge Marfa Shorthorns 60 41 before nearly 1000 fans at Alpine High School. Cowboys Robinson scores 29 to lead Alpine with strong defense and late momentum reversing a close first half. Marfa counters with Jemenez and Reyes each at 18, Jac Richardson and Duane Smith also contributing for Alpine and Marfa respectively. District standings show Alpine four wins one loss, Bucks next face Stockton then Crane in upcoming schedule.

Alpine High School Alpine Bucks Marfa Shorthorns Marfa Jane Crane Alpine Bucks George Davis Grant Matlin Cowboy Shorthorns Cowboy Robinson Sam Jemenez Reyes Duane ‘Smith Dickie Allen Lacey" Pippin Jack " Richardson Navarette George D Vis Spena David Tusa) Hernandex Raul Molinari Robert Galindo Adolfo Karine Jack Burgess Corder J R Arista Rivera Espinoza Garcia Stockton Fort Stockton Iran Big Lake

Big Bend Livestock Show Date Set and Alpine Alliance Officers

February seventh marks the date for the Big Bend Livestock Show as Rev LeRoy Sewell becomes president and Rev Gordon Collier takes the role of secretary-treasurer in the Alpine Ministerial Alliance. The meeting also set plans for Religious Emphasis Week on Sul Ross campus February 8 to 12 with Rev George Thomason outlining student committees and a calendar of monthly religious activities for the year.

Alpine Maris Fort Davis Marathon Association Big Bend Gordon Collier George Thos Presley Marfa Ev Robert Parlour Marfa Mareh Fort Davi Laloy Sewell LeRoy Sewell Sewell Astor First Methodist Church Colier The Presbyterian Church Jesse Pugh Christian Church First Methodist Orming Sul Ross George ‘Thomason Baptist Student Center Alvine Uputt United Council of Church’ Women Glenn W. Bates

50 Fat Lambs Nine Baby Reeves To Be Entered In Annual Event

The ninth annual livestock show is set for February 7 at the Big Bend Wear Mohair Co warehouse opposite the Holland hotel. About 250 fat lambs and fine baby beeves will be exhibited along with the anchors' livestock exhibit. An auction sale will be led by auctioneer Don Estes, with a noon dinner benefiting the event, and more details to follow.

Big Bend Wear Mohair Co Holland Hotel Don ‘Estes

Regan Seeks Purchase of Private Land for Big Bend Park

Washington January 15 A bill reintroduced by Representative Regan of Mio would authorize acquisition of about 8 876 acres inside Big Bend National Park using national park service funds The measure, passed previously but blocked in the Senate Interior and Insular Affairs Committee, aims to add privately held parcels to the park for park needs and public use The Alpine Methodist church board approved a program list featuring teaching, evangelistic outreach, a membership drive, and youth activities tied to a new parsonage project and Sunday services

Regan M. E. Church Washington Big Bend National Park Mio House Interior and Insular ‘Affairs Committee National Park Service Texas The Alpine Methodist Churchreecrthy Graeme Ren Lattoy Sewell Alrogram Fancee Bing Sets, Tions CG Mortiad Fellowied Wee Bunce Fensive Nave

Missions School To Be Held Here Feby 9 To 13

First Baptist church hosts a District 7 School Of Missions from February 9 to 13 under the Home Mission board. Missionaries from Home State and Foreign boards will speak each Sunday service and every evening through Friday. Classes begin at 7 pm with an 745 pm missionary address and 8 pm close. All ages welcome and plans urge attendance.

First Baptist Churchill School of Missions Home Mission Board Southern Baptist Convention Home Foreign Mission Boards First Baptist Church

Area Girl Scout Meet Set for Alpine Region

Alpine Executive council of Girl Scouts met to decide that Alpine council will host the area meeting planned for April. A fifth grade troop requires a new leader after the former leader, Mrs. R.L. Huboard, left Alpine. The troop meets Tuesdays at 4 pm at the Scout Hut. volunteers are sought. Attending the board were James Kemp, president, and Mesdames West, LaBelt, Kay, Dallman, Skevington, Watson, Morgan, and Wise.

Board of Alpine Executive Council of Girl Scouts Rex James Kemp Mesdames BB

Alpine Bucks topple Fort Stockton in 1 5A clash

The Alpine Bucks defeated the Fort Stockton Panthers 47-38 in a District 5A game at Fort Stockton on Tuesday night in a hard fought contest. The Alpine B squad won 35-30 over the Stockton team. other 9-A scores from the past week include Big Lake 61.

Alpine Bucks Fort Stockton Panthers Fort Stockton Alpine Stocktonees Big Lake

Prizes Awarded At WTA Cooking School

About 75 people attended the West Texas Utilities Co sponsored cooking school at the Holland Hotel on Wednesday afternoon led by home economist Jennie V Wynne. Prizes included an iron a clock a steak a ham a Philipsser cooker a skillet a cheese cake two loaves of bread and aprons awarded to numerous named attendees.

Holland Hotel West Texas Utilities Co Waler Henderson Perry Cartwright Lou Trady J.C. Wade Franke C. Ray Delores Markeham Ashley Webster Edith Caldwell

Gilcrease Grabs Lone Star Scoring Lead in Conference

Gilcrease of Southwest Texas has torn ahead in the Lone Star Conference scoring race after 14 games, surpassing Glenn Lewellan of Sul Ross. He entered the week averaging 24.46 points a game, nearing the single-season record as Sam Houston’s Sewell previously held the high mark with 374 points. The standings list Stephen F. Austin atop with a 4-0 mark, followed by East Texas, Sam Houston, Lamar, Southwest Texas, and Sul Ross, with final exams likely affecting scheduling. St James Episcopal church of Alpine plans a barbecue dinner noon April 2 at Kokernot lodge to attract thousands for the St Browns vs. Chicago Cubs game.

Gilcrease Southwest Texas Glenn Lewellan Sul Ross Lewellan Tom “Sewell Sam Houston Tewellan Idie Stephen F. Austin East Texas Lamar St. James Episcopal Church Alpine Hey Kokernot Lodge St Browns Chicago Cubs

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