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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1927

Page

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Prominent Texans to Attend Alpine Roundup Event

The sixth annual Roundup in Alpine will attract prominent Texans including state highway commission members and West Texas Chamber of Commerce officials. They will attend a two day celebration beginning Monday with a 10 am meeting at the Mojave Theatre led by Shirley Scales. Distinct speakers include R. W. Haynie and Cone Johnson. Evening sessions occur at Sul Ross College with H L Birney presiding. Delegates will join a motorcade to El Paso and eastern New Mexico, staying at Rancho Valle and Pete Crawford's resort.

Texas State Highway Commission West Texas Chamber of Commerce Rio Bend West Texas C. of C Mojave Theatre Shirley Scales Alpine Chamber of Commerce R. W. Haynie Way Commissio Ing Farwell W. R. Ely Cone Johnson Highway Commission H. W. Stanley el Paso Chamber of Com Sul Ross College H. L. Birney West Texas Chamber of Commer Will. Preside Rancho Valle Clenexa Alpine Pete Crawford el Paso New Mexico

Gillett-Gillett wedding solemnized at St James church

The ceremony for B. Anthony Anderson and Mr. John Gillett was held at 9 o clock Saturday morning June 25 in St James Episcopal church with Rev. F A Thorold Eller officiating The double ring rite decor included periwinkle vines and Shasta daisies Only immediate family and close friends attended Miss Thalia Gillett played the wedding march The bride wore gray crepe with matching accessories and carried a pink rose and lilies of the valley bouquet After the ceremony the couple left for Cloudcroft Santa Fe and Grand Canyon by motor They will reside in Alpine after July 10 Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs W B Anthony Cedric of Uvalde Mr and Mrs Gilbert McGregor and daughter Jane of Las Cruces NM Mrs Leo Hancock of Coronado NM and Messrs Edwin and Irvin Gillett of El Paso

Derson B. Anthony John Gillett F. E. Gillett St. James Episcopal Church F. A. Thorold Eller Thalia Gillett Cloudcroft Santa Fe Grand Canyon Motor Alpine W. B. Anthony Cedric Uvalde Gilbert McGregor Jane Las Cruces N. M Leo Hancock Corons Edwin and Irvin Gillett el Paso

Alpine Postoffice Does Big Business

The Alpine post office handles a heavy summer rush with nearly 500 Sut Ross residents and summer visitors using mail boxes. Only ten of 500 boxes were vacant, soon to be vacated as a new quarter begins. Postmaster Mrs Annie K Turney says many had to use general delivery due to box shortages, with Sunday delivery occasionally arranged by courtesy but limited by regulations.

Alpine Tur Westcass

Goes After Fugitive Wanted For Theft

Following advice from the Pryor Oklahoma sheriff, deputies pursue Alpine Day, a Holland Hotel robbery suspect from February. Day, night clerk, vanished with 531 in cash on February 18, left in Charles Williams service car later found abandoned near Presidio. Officials think he surrendered to Oklahoma authorities and waived extradition to be returned for trial around the weekend.

Pryor Oklahoma Sheriff's Department Sherites Stier Oklahom Thomas Day Holland Hotel Young Day Day Charles Willams Presidio Here Gourley

Alpine businessman joins happy couple in marriage wishes

Alpine civic life features Mr. Gillett, a popular young officer at Alpine Lumber Company, as the Avalanche notes the couple’s union and extends felicitations for a prosperous life together.

Alpine Sevral Gillett Alpine Lumber Company

Historic Old Stage Coach Secured for Parade

Senator Benjamin F. Berketley announced the two day celebration will feature a real old stage coach in the parade on Monday morning. The coach, secured from E W King of Presidio, has a long travel history from Presidio to Chihuahua City and Jimines Old Mexico, and was brought in from the border town. It will remain in Alpine as a centerpiece of the event.

Benjamin F. Berketley E.W. King Presidio Cit Dee Presidio Chihuahua City Jimines King Alpine Aero Orchestra Sixth Street Otis Turner Real Estate Doc Berkeley Jess Pouncey Court House Jess W. M. Kennedy Jim P. Wilson Wells McIntyre W. Warren I. L. Kokernot George A. Brown Clarence Hord Kate Nevill W. H. Kokernot Jackson Harmon W. O. Grubb C.F. Kimball & Son

Kokernot party sails tomorrow toward Hawaii

Mr and Mrs HL Kokernot and state granddaughter Margaret with Mr and Mrs Gunter Hardie of San Antonio traveled through Alpine on Monday en route to Los Angeles. From there they expect to sail for the Hawaiian Islands. They will be gone about one month.

HL. Kokernot Margaret Gunter Hardie San Antonio Alpine Los Angeles

Coronation Ceremonies Scheduled Monday Evening

Queen Brewster VI is slated for coronation at the hall near the court Monday night as part of a large state event. A 90 foot square platform will host the ceremonies and dances with extensive attendance anticipated. Voting is rapidly advancing. ballots open this afternoon and will be counted, with results likely announced the night of the ceremonies.

Brewster VI

P T A Lecture at M E Church Today

Mrs Chamness state executive secretary of Congress of Mothers and Parent Teacher Associations will lecture this afternoon at the Methodist church at 4 o clock. A tea in the church basement follows. Everyone interested in Parent Teacher work is urged to attend. Houston visitor Miss Mary Thompson called on relatives in Wood home area. C F Gilman traveled to El Paw last weekend.

Chamness Congress of Mothers Methodist Church arent-Teacher Association Chamnest

Marta Superintendent Denies Alleged Statement to Stanley

Marta superintendent denies a report that he pledged to influence Marfa graduates to attend the School of Mines. El Paso chamber official H W Stanley and Marfa school leaders say no such statement was made. Local officials and teachers dispute the claim and see no basis for the allegation.

Marta Stanley Presidio School of Mines Hirave Ae H.W. Stam. Wey el Paso Chamber of Commerce Jement H. W. Stanley Chamber of Commerce D. A. Randeen JK. Gregg Marfa College of Ol | Alpine People Jackson Shirley Seales Jon Perkins Rotary Gregg Sul Hoss Cotte EL Paso

Big Bend cattle writers claim strong Western position

James E Poole of Chicago a leading cattle writer told cattle raisers at a meeting in Senator Berkeley's hall that Western growers are in the strongest position in industry history. He warned that surplus stock has vanished and margins have fallen to 3 to 4 dollars per hundredweight. The breeder now holds the big end of the stick and will for years unless unforeseen events occur. The public has bought the entire package and is clamoring for more while demand from Eastern industrials remains high. A note on beet supply and Chicago prices shows market strength compared with last fall. Continued on Page 4

James E. Poole Chieto Benjamin F. Berkeley W. J. Mitchell Marfa Mitchell Poole Chicago

Forced Sale of U T Lands Is Planned

Austin Texas June 20 Ritter to force sale of 600 sections untaxable University of Texas land in Hudspeth County taken to court by commissioners Learn that UT lands face sale under state constitutional provisions and a legislative push by Representative J Hervé Bois of San Angelo aimed at taxing or selling West Texas University lands parade plans and celebrations tied to a county event with barbecue and entertainment details mentioned

Austin Tex Ritter University of Texas Hudspeth West Texas J. Hervehel Bois San Angelo West Texas

Scenic Road Survey May Yet Be Made

Veto of 7500 dollars blocks scenic road survey through the Davis Mountains but the governor says the state highway commission must conduct the survey. Senator Love notes goodwill from the commission and anticipates progress. Balmorhen and local chambers plan to meet in Fort Davis to press for a Limpia Canyon road passable in rain with cooperation from the Davis Chamber.

Harry Lee Fort Davis Davis Mount Stat Highway Commission Love Commission State Highway Commission Davis Mountains Tonger Balmorhen Chamber Fort Davis Yoca Limpla Canyon Davin Chamber Highway Commission Hexas Davin Limpia Canyon Dalmorten Highway Alpine Tor

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W.T.C.C Big Bend Marathon Alpine Postoffice Kokernot Hawaii P.T. A M. E. Church Alary ‘Rhompson Houston Peggy Pegois Wood Mrs. C.F. Gilman el Paw Big Bend Cattle U.T Ito
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