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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1959

Page

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Alpine May Buy Cheap Water Mains From Federal Sale

Mayor W E Lockhart said Alpine could acquire about 27 108 feet of inch cast iron cement lined pipe for under 20 000. The federal government offers the pipe for 1 600 cash but Alpine must pay removal and transport costs. The line runs from San Felipe near Del Rio to Laughlin A F B over miles. City officials will inspect the pipe at Del Rio and seek bids for removal and transport to Alpine. A May meeting will decide whether to proceed.

Alpine W. E. Lockhart San Felipe del Rio Laughlin A. Force Base W. T. Johns Grady Nelon Paul Weyerts Municipal Water Advisory Committee Forrest Walker Jim Glasscock Telehone Leon Karelitz Dallas Page &A

University of Houston finances scrutinized by Bruce and Wildenthal

Lt Gen A D Bruce and Dr Bryan Wildenthal met in The Avalanche office to discuss UH finances amid budget strains and low attendance. Bruce outlined UH as privately governed yet state supported, SBA accreditation since 1954, and 60 percent of faculty with doctorates. Gifts from Cullen and endowment growth cited, with $240k annual oil income and $160k pledged to retire dorm bonds. Barbara Pulliam to perform in Austin ballet, wife of UT law student Virgil Pulliam. Mission 657s cake noted at Alpine Chamber event.

A.D. Bruce University of Houston Bryan Wildenthal Sul Ross State College Avalanche Cincinnati Houston Bruce Hugh Roy Cullen Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Cullen Ford Foundation M. D. Anderson Foundation Cullen Foundation Barbara Pulliam Platero Austin The Austin Ballet Society Barbara Virgil R. Pulliam Alpine University of Texas Virgil Scott Robert Pulliam

Foot Flair Presents Spring Shoe Collection Here

Foot Flairs representative C W McKinney brings the entire Spring collection to Forchheimer's for a first town showing. The event showcases new shades leathers heel heights and silhouettes in ladies dress footwear with local residents invited to view Friday.

C. W. McKinney Forchheimer’s Forchheimer Foot Flairs Factory Paul Forchheimer

Wildcat Drilling Planned in Brewster County Texas

Texas New Mexico Development Co plans a new wildcat 660 feet from Section 66, Block 10, GH and SA Ry Survey, Brewster County, NE of Alpine. Drilling to 9100 feet to test Ellenburger formation, near old A D Neal Ranch. Nearby dry hole logged 9100 feet with shows in Delaware Devonian Simpson Ellenburger. Southern 02 Ranch drilling halted due to large cavity. Shannon Oil Co evaluating continuation.

Atlnunesnead Brewster County Texas-New Mexico Development Co Midland State Gh&sa Ry Ellenburger Alpine A. D. Neal Floyd Dodson San Angelo Shannon Oil Co. of Denver

Alpine High to stage Tea House of the August Moon

Alpine High School speech department presents Tea House of the August Moon by John Patrick on February 4 and 5 in the high school auditorium. Freddy Valadez plays Sakini with David Thomas, John Pate, Kenneth Moyer, and Frank Sanchez as officers and soldiers. Helen Uranga is the Geisha, Tobiki villagers include many local actors. a beautiful set heightens the production. Curtain 8 pm with prices 75¢ adults, 50¢ students, 25¢ children.

Alpine High School John Patrick Freda Powell Teahouse Okinawa Sakini Freddy Valadez David Thomas John Pate Kenneth Moyer Frank Sanchez Helen Uranga Tobiki Vilage Robert Lujan Albert Leyva Virginia de la 0 Frank Ramirez Armando Baeza Pete Salgado Ruben Jaquez Carlos Rios Fora Lujan Rita Molinar Virginia Espinoza Juanita Maneinez

Dimes March Set Saturday in Alpine for charity drive

The Dimes March will be held Saturday January 31 in Alpine from 7 to 9 pm with fire whistle and church bells at seven. Residents are asked to lock up dogs and leave lights on. Mrs. Ray LaBeff chairs the event with Mrs. Warren French and the Sotelo family overseeing South Alpine. Afterward volunteers will serve coffee and doughnuts at High L and Butane and at Sotelo’s. Funds support crippling dolio arthritis and birth defects. Guests over the weekend included Chandler Davidson from the University of Texas and Edward Davidson from Ft Worth. additional visitors were Norman Breed of Van Horn and Virgil Conn of Dripping Springs.

Maren Ot Pam Alpine Ray LaBeff Warren French Cheo Sotelo South Alpine Highl Butane Sotel Freda Powell KVLF Ed Davidson Chandler Davidson University of Texas Edward Ft. Worth Norman Breed van Horn Virgil Conn Dripping Springs

Alpine Forms Water Board As Mayor Defends Bond Plan

Mayor W E Lockhart says Alpine created a municipal water advisory board after taking office. Grady Nelon chairs with Dr Paul Weyerts and Jimmy Pate. The group endorsed last year’s $65,000 water bond to expand mains, countering fears of tax hikes and opposition seen as misleading. Continued on page 8A.

W. E. Lockhart Grady Nelon Paul Weyerts Jimmy Pate Ood Alpine

Red Heads Play VFW Team Here February 19

The All American Red Heads will play the VFW Thunderbirds at Alpine High School Gym on Thursday night February 19. Thunderbirds are composed of Sul Ross State College students and former high school players. Proceeds go to the VFW community service fund. The Red Heads showcase fancy passing and clever ball handling.

Red Heads VFW Thunderbirds Alpine High School Thunderbirds Sul Ross State College Stuents VFW

99 Highland Hereford Bulls Bring $648 Average at Sale

The Highland Hereford Breeders Association reported a successful sale with 99 bulls offered in the enclosed ring. Marfa bulls averaged $648, led by S. Sterling Silver 43 at $2,825 and champion ball at $2,500, with multiple bidders from Alpine, Marfa, San Antonio, and beyond. Officers Kee sey Kimball, Joe T. Lane, and Forrest Hope were reelected.

Keeley Kimball Alpine Highland Hereford Breeders Association Mon Jay Terry Joe T. Lane Jack Bowman San Antonio Marfa Fletcher Cattle Co Powder Ranch Mimms Ranch J. D. Holan Alfred Negley Bill Combs Cattle Co Fork nGage Ranches Marahon Bob Evans Nert Love T. E. Smith Kerrell N. Midland J. F. Yarld Nicks Bill Cotter Toyshvale The Hereford Association Keesey Kimball Forrest Hope

Rotarians To Hear Gene Russell Today

Gene Russell the Alpine Cowboys business manager in the Sophomore League will address the Alpine Rotary Club at noon in the Country Club. He already spoke to the Marfa Lions Wednesday and the Alpine Lions Tuesday noon.

Gene Russell Alpine Cowboys Alpine Rotary Club Country Club The Marfa Lions Alpine Lions Club

Sul Ross Converts Surplus Buildings Into 22 Apartments

Sul Ross State College is converting 22 surplus federal apartment units from the Pyote Air Base into campus housing east of Highway 90. President Dr. Bryan Wildenthal says the move lowers housing costs as these units were obtained cheaply and moving them was affordable. The college will roof and repair the units and rent at minimal rates to assist married students amid inflation and rising education costs.

Sul Ross State College Bryan Wildenthal Fedral Surplus Property Bureau Pyote Air Base East Highway 90 Wildenthal State of Texas Sul Ross

Renowned Bible Authority Dr Barnhouse to Speak in Alpine

Dr Donald Grey Barnhouse, pastor of Fourth Presbyterian Philadelphia and editor of Eternity, will return to Alpine next month for multiple talks. He will address at First Baptist Church on Feb 11 12 13. join Alpine Lions Rotary at noon Feb 12. speak at Sul Ross State College Feb 13. His book Gods River is volume four of his Bible commentary series and his radio program Bible Study Hour airs Sundays at 8:30 am on KVLF Alpine.

Donald Grey Sul Ross State College Barnhouse Historic Loth Presbyterian Church Philadelphia Sul Ross Alpine KVLF Midland National Council of Churches 20Th Century-Fox Eternity Magazine

Alpine Cowboys Day Proclaimed by Chamber of Commerce

Alpine Chamber of Commerce proclaims Baseball Day on Monday April 27 with a half holiday citywide. The Cowboys face the San Angelo Pirates at Kokernot Field at 2 30 pm in the season opener and a Diamond City celebration is planned with officials including Jack Howell and Mayor W E Lockhart. Cooperating in plans are Sul Ross president Dr Bryan Widenthal school superintendent Peyton ain and C of C leaders. Gene Russell reports signed contracts from James W Fox Tucson rookie first baseman and Ron Staples former Nebraska State League all star catcher.

Alpine Chamber of Commerce Alpine Cowboys Cowboys San Angelo Pirates Kokernot Field Grady Terry Aline Cowboys Jack Howell C of C W. E. Lockhart Bryan Wildenthal Sul Ross State College Peytonain Alpine Public Schools Gene Russell James W. Fox Tucson Ariz Ron Staples

Hearing Ends on Trans Texas Airways Alpine Marfa Service

A Civil Aeronautics Board examiner completed hearings on the Trans Texas Airways continuation to Alpine Marfa and other cities under a temporary permit. A decision on the application is expected in two to three months. Attending were Alpine city officials County Judge Feix McGaughy and Commissioners Burgess Yarbro.

Trans-Texas Airways Alpine-Marfa Thomas Wrenn Civil Aeronautics Board Appe Alpine Henn Burgess Feix McGaughy Tom Yarbro

Denver City Drubs Alpine For Key 4AA Conference Win

Denver City routed Alpine 40 in a 4AA league game at Alpine High School Gym. Mustangs benefited from height and forced 22 fouls to Alpine’s 6, with Nicewander scoring 24 for Denver City while Billy Davis led Alpine with 17. Denver City also had four players in double digits. Goodwin led with 16. Bucks fall to 1-2, next trip to Denver City on Friday.

Denver City Mustangs Alpine Bucks Alpine High School Bucks Buck Mustangs Denver City Nicewander Alpine Billy Davis Wallace Peters Dennis Williams Pete Salgador Mickey Logan Seminole Fort Stockton Panther Richard Hale Jack Goodwin

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U.S Phoenix Fords Kimball Gary Joe Monty Amblin With Jim Glasscock Board of Regents and Governors Scoven National Park Service Alpine Chamber ‘of Commerce W. D. Smithers J. C. Casparis Shannon Oil Co Wildcat North Brewster Charles Debarbrie Kim White Jr Zato Heir P. Reed Meridian Jeff Owens Ozona White Rank Woodward Neville Haynes Pat Murphy Chihuahua City Reed Coffield- Gearhart Ranches Hayes Mitchell Dr. Barnhouse TTA Whips
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