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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1938

Page

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Scout Encampment Planned for Big Bend District

A Boy Scout encampment for the Big Bend district will be held at the Holland ranch, south of Alpine, Valen ao, from July 29 to 31. Scoutmasters should notify Capt. James A. Murphey by July 15 of the number of attendees. six troops are listed in the district, with three in Alpine and two in Marfa and one at Fort Davis.

Big Bend Eid Holland Ranch Valenao el Paso James A. Murphey Fort Resell Marfa Bed Bond Marta Alpine Fort Davis Alpine Golf Club Aweek Monahans Ala To C. Williams All-vine James Parker Fort Stockton Cloudcroft Floyd Willama Frank P. Mathews

New Furniture Store Opening In Alpine Aug 1

A new furniture store is to be opened in Alpine about August 1 by Milton South. The firm, to be named Smith Furniture Co, will operate in the old Poter n quarters of the Puller building with Mr. Smith bringing a decade of grocery and furniture experience from Shafter to the venture.

Alpine Milton’ South Poten Puller

Auto Accident On Hy. 90 Near Ven Ham Ranch Route

A Monday night auto crash occurred on Highway 90 near Ven Ham while three boys, said to be employed at a nearby ranch, were en route. No further details provided on injuries or cause.

Ven Ham Ace

Sul Ross Student Wins Best Drivers Contest Here

Sul Ross student HL Bi Cavazos won the Best Drivers Contest sponsored by Brewster County Motors with an average of 332 miles per gallon earning $30. Sidney Fowler and Bill Dorris earned second and third prizes for mileages near 32 mpg. Fifty four drivers competed, averaging 38.51 mpg overall. the car was supplied by Brewster County Motors.

HL Bi Cavazos Sul Ross Brewster County Motors Ford Desler Sidney Fowler Aline Bill Dorris Alpine Ted Brewster

Mountain Peek Tensan Reekien at the Cinema Capital

Local readers recall a blurred scene at a city scene titled Mountain Peek Tensan Reekien near the Cinema Capital of the World. Witnesses describe young men in a truck bearing an unclear message and suggest concerns about safety and museum spaces while expressing admiration for the performance.

Chloe

Local Golfers Hog Former Resident Honors at Tourney

Parker faltered late but birdied the final four holes to win the tournament as Alpine golfers dominated honors with Freya Williams taking the female title. Parker defeated HB Burch Arvesia and others for the championship while tributes to a late resident were read at the funeral in Marathon. Survivors include Mrs HL Richburg Irean Mia Roy Stillwell Mrs Carl Hoge Lund and others with fourteen grandchildren.

California Parker Freya Wiliams HB. Burch Arvesia L. D. Hoss Howard Montgomery Camp 11 Bell Tenn Stlldrém HL. Richburg Irean Mia Roy Stillwell Marathon Carl Hogelund Phoenix Aris H. D. Harri Alvin Neonal Texas F Me. Crawford Alpine Raymond Garnett Clarence Hord P. V. Cartwright Otis Kimball D. W. Calling J. Rigsbee Traan

Alpine C of C Plans Closer Cooperation With Members

The Alpine chamber of commerce board formed mixed committees of directors and non directors to strengthen ties with members. An auditing committee of entirely non member directors, M H Moor manselly secretary and Norman Spencer were named. A program committee of Worth Fraser J S Arledge and Mire Mab McCool was created to spur wider activity. A finance committee of Don Littleton John Gillet and Dom Adams will approve non routine expenditures. A member drive was planned to begin soon.

Chamber of Commerce Board of M. H. Moor Manselly Norman Spencer Sul Ross Worth Fraser Arledge Mab McCool Chamber of Don Littleton John Gillet Dom Adams Board of Directors

Alpine Bench Endorses Critz and Graves for Texas Courts

Alpine Bench and Bar members endorse Hon Richard Critz for re election to the Supreme Court of Texas and later recommend Hon Harry MN Graves, already a Court of Criminal Appeals member, with signatories including A B Owens Mrs Mae M Ament and others.

Alpine Bar Richard Crits Supreme Court of Texas Richard Critz A. B Owens Mae M. Ament W. van Sickle Alan BR. Vraser A. M. Turley C. R. Sutton Ustrict R. B. Slight J. W. Fraser Harry V. Fisher Lleale Hon Llarly MN. Graves Court of Criminal Appeals Rhinos Festent

Notice to Candidates from Avalanche Policy Ad Policy

The Avalanche will not accept political advertising after July 15 except to inform opponents of mature content, and only with limited reply. The rule applies to all candidates with no exceptions.

Avalanche

International Parks Highway Assn Meeting Set for July 12

Levelland Texas will host the International Parks Highway Association annual meeting on July 12 to elect officers for the new year. The group promotes a route from the Canadian border south through Nebraska and Oklahoma into Western Texas toward the Rio Grande near Big Bend Park.

Levelland Texas International Parks ‘Highway Nebraska Oklahoma Panhandle Rio Grande Big 1 Bend International Park COC Chisos Mountains United States-Mexico International Park State Highway Commission Tate North South Dakotas Meck Hille Associa Dons Lamar Colorado Glenn Burgess Chamber of Commerce Littlefield Oro Sanitation Graham

Marathon Fourth of July Celebration Sets Attendance Record

The Marathon Fourth of July celebration at old Fort Penn Colorado drew about 2,000 attendees for an all day event. A dance sold 152 tickets with free barbecue served both day and night. Planes to build a recreational hall at the fort, now a county park and a local beauty spot, were discussed by Marathon residents. Alpine visitors and Sul Ross students participated in the celebration.

Marathon Old Fort Penn Colorado Old Fort

Tipit couple opens dining room at Mitre Peak Park

Mr and Mrs A J Tipit announced this week the opening of the dining room at their Mitre Peak Park guest ranch north of Alpine. An experienced chef will be in charge and meals will be served at any time without advance notice.

A. J. Tipit T ‘He Mitre Peak Park Guest Ranch Alpine

Charter Granted to Park Group in Texas Big Bend Plan

Secretary Clark approved a charter for the Texas Big Bend Park association formed weeks earlier to raise about 800000 dollars via public subscription to acquire land and resources. The group, led by officers from Dallas to Abilene, aims to grow and sell plants and trees for agricultural and ornamental use and establish an Austin office with a 29 member executive committee.

Awatin Mate Clark Texas Big Bend Park Amen G. Carter Fort Worth H. W. Moretock Alpine State College D. A. Baneen Abilene West Texas Chamber of Commerce Nathan Adama Dallas Austin Dua J. Bryan Bradbury John W. Carpenter John King Josey Houston Jeme Jones W. B. Tuttle San Antonio H. R. Smith C. N. Bassett Paso Wenzel Mages Brownwood Gus _F. Taylor Tyler Luthher Stark Orage Richard Turrentine Den‘ony Mra M. A. Taylor Bonham J. Camer H. & Hillburn Plainview Max Starke Seguin Paul T. Sanderson Trinity Charles F

Section Foreman Injured In Uprighting Rail Accident

RM Van Cleave, 8 P section foreman at Paisano station near Alpine, was critically injured Tuesday morning when a steel lining bar fell from a motor car. A portion struck his mouth and pierced his head, exiting behind his right ear. He was taken to Maria hospital in fair condition and later to a Houston company hospital when feasible.

RM. van Cleave Paisano Station Alpine Maria J Company Houston

City Rules Require Rabies Shots for Dogs and Cats

City officials announce dogs and cats must be registered and inoculated against rabies. A. J. Hillman, Marta Veterin, will be in Alpine on July 22 to inoculate at $1 per animal and another $1 for registration. Owners should bring pets to the city office beforehand to speed processing. The annual inoculation campaign operates under ordinance Me, 305, enacted years ago.

Sheety A. J. Hillman Marta Veteri Alpine Does Cata

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Wesse Oer Bend Daly Tensan Plan of Alpine C. of C Critz Graves Shirley Kise Rigas Weaver Feteral Barees of Variety Club of America International Parks Highway Assn Coney Inland Paula Vance Anne Cohen Vance Lew-land Brownfield Julian Ontgomery G. M. Garrett Board of Development Tom V. Watson County Board of Development Shenmenigo Dalbert Cceseason Ris Park Group Ondinaney Pammad
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