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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1951

Page

8

Dan Graham Attends Mid Winter Voc-Ag Conference

Dan Graham head of the V A department at Alpine high school returned Sunday from San Angelo where he attended the winter Vocational Agriculture conference. He reported the meeting was unusually fine and noted demonstrations by area FFA groups and teachers on rural education topics and agricultural visuals.

Dan Graham V. A Alpine High School Santo Graham Alpine San Angelo le A Piper Intendent Warren Sand Tast E.R. Alexander Department of Agricultural Education A & M College M. Z. Jenkins Coahioma Texas Future Farmers of Area 11 Big Lamesa Odessa

Catalog time for garden growth and care tips

This note extols seed and plant catalogs as essential reading for gardeners. It also advises pruning cautions for early bloom shrubs, warns against pruning spring bloomers, suggests late plantings of larkspur and poppies with regular watering, and recommends transplanting snapdragons and other outdoor seedlings now for better success.

Trans-Texas Hauling 200 Passengers Per Day In ’50

Trans-Texas Airways announces that in the last eight months of 1950 they carried over 200 persons daily. Officials report 40,276 passengers for the period, averaging over 200 a day. For the week ending December 27, 1950, the airline had a 37 percent load factor. The route structure links Trans-Texas with six Mexican border points to form strong local carrier service in the south.

Trans-Texas Airways Air- Tine Trans-Texas TTA Trans- Texas

Farmers Ranchmen to Soil Conservation Meet in City

More than 2,000 farmers and ranchmen will converge on Oklahoma City February 20 for a three day convention on soil and water conservation. The annual convention of the National Association of Soil Conservation Districts centers in this city with leaders confident attendance will exceed 1,500.

National Association of Soil Conservation Districts Oklahoma City Waters S. Davis Jr. Association

Scouting Groups Highlight State Support and Leadership

Mrs. Phillips reports letters from several states offering help as all Scouting groups do outstanding work. Mr. Staley Sanderford develops leadership and stands out as a leader. Centers Scouts won two first places at a regional camp. All groups observed a balancing act at the event, noting sharpener improvements and blade recalls.

Phillips Staley Sanderford

Christmas Program at High School Presented by Community Center

The Community Center hosted its annual Christmas program at the high school on December 20 directed by Miss Marjorie Coffee. Mrs. Graves Bogel led music, costumes were crafted with help from Mrs. Fern Slover, and Stanley Sanderford oversaw scenery. Myrtle Whiteside arranged the tree decor. Santa distributed treat bags to Kindergarten and other students, funded by Centennial teachers and local Methodist circles. A January 11 board meeting reported on additional Christmas events and monthly group parties.

Latin-American Communty Center Marjorie Coffee Chartres Graves Bogel Fern Slover Stanley’ Sanderford Myrtle Whiteside Santa Claus W S.C. S

Texas motorists challenged by the one percenters

A brief note declares that Texas motorists highways and taxpayers should be protected against the one percenters.

Texas

Fire Inspection Finds Town Hall and School Ok

The state fire inspection team visited last week and reported a clean bill of health for most facilities. The Post Office and other buildings were fine, but the Fire Station failed to meet standards, revealing volunteers may have overextended themselves keeping others in line.

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