Greenville Mayor H J M Sockwell Visits Alpine
Greenville Texas mayor Hee J Sockwell visits Alpine this week as guest of sister in law Mrs E Cross and the Jack Cross family. He is joined by Mrs Sockwell and daughter Mrs Virgil Miller and Mrs Cross niece Mrs May Alice Paul, all of Greenville.
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Greenville
Hee J. M. Sockwell
Texas
Alpine
Inlaw
E. Cross
Jack Cross
Shre. Sockwell
Virgil Miller
Cross
Mis. May Alice Paul
Summer Meeting Planned for Vocational Agriculture Boys
The vocational agriculture students at Sixi can school will hold their first summer meeting August nd at 8 pm in the V A room. A brief business session to plan activities will precede games. All last year’s V A students are urged to attend. other boys are asked not to come. Monthly meetings at Alpine and the junior and senior high V A rooms follow. The last Monday of every month at 8 pm is the standard time. the July 38 date may be affected. Reporter.
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Spm
Alpine
Stockton Mexican Drowned In Comanche Creek
Vasquez, 71, of Fort Stockton, fell from a bridge rail into Comanche Creek as he returned home Sunday. He was found the next day in a pool near the bridge after heavy rain swelled the creek. The flood caused minor damage in Rooney Park. rain was reported across the Fort Stockton area.
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Oe Veaques
Fort Stockton
Fort Davis Notes on Moffatt Visitors and Aviation Talk
Fort Davis correspondent recalls Captain D. Moffatt of the Texas Public Safety and Texas Rangers, visiting with Mrs Moffatt and old friends from Alpine Presidio and the river country. The article also mentions Father Brocardus, a local priest, and previews a Gebhart Chili Powder Program Friday night. It notes aviation discussions regarding Amelia Earhart, and recounts Mac Sproul sowing cement bags that were torn open by a bear at a Davis Mountains ranch.
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Mstratt
D. Moffatt
Mac Sproul
Davis Mountains
Sproul
NYA Aid Helps 59 Sul Ross Students in Past Year
Sul Ross State Teachers College reports 59 NYA funded students worked about 5 hours monthly, earning grades on average a half letter higher. Students filled clerical, library, campus beautification and various supervised roles, aiding museum setup and local school programs. The effort is part of NYA Students Aid Program aiding over 8,000 Texas college students and more than 14,000 in 2,135 secondary schools.
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Clifford B. Casey
Victory
Sul Ross State Teachers College
J. ©. Kellam
Texas
National Youth Administration
NYA
K Sperry
NYU
Merrill Visitors From Bulle N Y For Family Visit
Ms and Mrs George Merrill and two children arrived Tuesday from Bulle N Y for visits with Mr Merrill's parents Mr and Mrs J W Merrill and other relatives It is their first visit in three years The Merrill is connected with the executive department of a public service corporation Mrs Jeck Chinn of Crystal City and Mrs J Ashly of Uvalde sisters are Fort Davis visitors They are annual summer visitors accompanied this year by Mrs Grady Maltby of Uvalde
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George Merrill
Tuseday
Bulle
N.Y
Jeck Chinn
Crystal City
J. Ashly
Uvalde, Slaers
Fort Davis
Grady Maltafty
Uvalde
Indian Dude Camps May Become Wild West Attractions
Fort Washakie Wyoming reports that Indian dude camps with braves squaws and papooses may become Wild West attractions for Eastern visitors. Sho Shone leader White Rabbittall says regulation tepees and blankets draw white attention and highways open vast Wind River Range areas for new dude ranches.
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Fort Washakie
Wind River Range
West
Wyoming
Rabbiettall
Maun
Music Colony Students To Present Programs At Cramer Colony
The Cramer Music Colony near Alpine hosts a series of 8 PM programs beginning with a violin recital by Charlotte Ware of Dulles. The event promises outdoor recreation in a frontier setting with guides described as trained Indians.
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Music Colony
Cramer Music Colony
Brown Ranch
Alpine
Charlotte Ware
Dulles
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