Boy Scouts Return Home From Camp With Honors
Eleven members of Boy Scout Troop 41 sponsored by The First Methodist Church of Alpine returned from Buffalo Trail Council camp between Fort Davis and Balmorhea. They earned the snipe skin award for best camp site and three scouts qualified for the mile swim award. Scoutmaster Carl C. Williams led the group, which included Daniel Evans and John Everhart of Big Bend Park.
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Boy Scout Troop 41
First Methodist Church of
Alpine
Buffalo Trail Council
Fort Davis
Balmorhea
Tommy Conner
Guy Miller
Rod Ponton
Bill Andy Sutton
Jerry Rice
Kenneth Peters
Jimmy Pattillo
Dick Ramey
Mike Surratt
Big Bend Park
Daniel Evans
John Everhart
Carl C. Williams
Peters-Smith Rite Solemnized in Lubbock
Miss Duane Kaye Smith and Wallace Howard Peters wed at Second Baptist Church Lubbock at 4 40 p m Friday June 5 Rev Herman Williams officiated The bride daughter of Harlan and Mrs Harlan Smith Alpine groom son of Ralph Peters Alpine They plan to reside in Austin with Peters a UT student After ceremony reception held in church parlor attendees included family members and Sul Ross College Texas Tech alumna bride wore brocaded satin gown with cathedral train and veil. maid of honor Cheryl Smith wore mint organza. best man Deen Ritter. ushers Ronald Smith Michael Carpenter The couple will reside in Austin Texas
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Duane Kaye Smith
Wallace Howard Peters
Second Baptist Church
Lubbock
Herman Williams
Harlan K. Smith
Ralph Peters
Alpine
Victor J. Smith
Cheryl Smith
Deen Ritter
Ronald Smith
Michael Carpenter
Sul Ross College
Texas Tech
Peters
Alpine High School
University of Texas In Austin
Alpine approves Sunday beer sale ordinance 394
City council adopts ordinance regulating sale of beer on Sundays in Alpine, aligning with Texas Liquor Control Act definitions, setting opening and closing hours, and providing penalties and repeal of conflicting ordinances. Passed after three readings and four weeks of notice in the Alpine Avalanche. Effective July 17, 1964. May 1 Winter, Mayor. City Secretary Marjorie K. Graham.
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Alpine
Bowling League Scores and Standings June 22 1964
Safeway beat Alpine Vet Clinic 6 0 Buck N Chute 8 Casner Motor 0 Texas Arizona Freight 6 Watson Jewelers 2 Tammen Plumbing 8 Sheppend Jewelers 0 High women game Carolyn Nelon 246 high women series 555 High men game Johnny Tammen 216 high men series Doug Doris 568 Standings Tammen Plumbing 52 20 Sheppend Jewelers 46 26 Watson Jewelers 43 29 Buck N Chute 38 34 Alpine Vet Clinic 30 42 Safeway 27 45 Casner Motor Co 26 46
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Buck 'N Chute
Casner Motor Co
Texas-Arizona Motor Freight
Watson Jewelers
Tammen Plumbing
Shepperd Jewelers
Carolyn Nelon
Johnny Tammen
Doug Doris
Sheppend Jewelers
Alpine Vet Clinic
Safeway
Campus Tennis Courts Open Day and Night for Students
Energetic summer Lobo players can use the campus courts next to Highway 67 at any hour. The note highlights ongoing sports opportunities for students to engage in tennis matches on a 24 hour basis.
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Sul
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Boy Scouts
Sul Ross
Pauline Law
Edward Taborsky
An Foster
Douglas Chrane
Michael Franz
J. T. Wright
Jim Francois
W. Holland
Rochelle Sohl
Texas Woman's University
Denton
Anne Terry
TWU
Rochelle
Winter
Marjorie K. Graham
International
Moore's General Store
Guys & Dolls League
Dingo Drive Inn East Highway
Dignal Bank Alpine
Texas
Big Bend
Lone
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