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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1962
Page
2
The clipping mentions Benares as a holy city with frightened crowds before a solar eclipse and planets alignment. It cites a National Geographic Magazine line about Hindu beliefs on dying in Benares and avoiding reincarnation trials. The text also includes unrelated ad text about office supplies.
School Supt. Jack Frost of Alpine attends the 14th annual University of Colorado conference with 28 other city superintendents from nine states. Topics cover curriculum and school community relations as 52 questions on the superintendent's role are set for discussion. In science news Kem Wildenthal, son of Alpine residents, joins a Dallas research team at Scripps Oceanographic Institute studying a four heart hagfish, potentially advancing heart disease drugs.
A customer phoned from his business early and requested same day printing. The 400 post cards were printed and ready exactly at 9:00 AM.
Mac Sproul found cement bags burst and cement scattered on his Davis Mountains ranch near a planned water tank after a bear trod through the ground. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. George Merrill and two children visited from Buffalo, N Y. The Bloys Camp Meeting at Skillman Grove runs Aug 17 to 24 with Rev R L Irving as superintendent. W W Turney of El Paso, first Fort Davis schoolteacher, and wife visited. Turney later became Presidio County attorney after leaving teaching in 1886.
Malays favor odd numbers for steps, believing even counts bring bad luck. They construct stairways to their raised houses with an odd number of steps, reflecting cultural superstitions in daily architecture.
Alpine Independent School District will conduct a budget hearing for the 1962-63 school year in the Administrative Office Tuesday July 24 1962 Visitors will be welcome Four hundred volcanoes pock mark the Indonesian archipelago.
The message highlights features like cabs and tight tailgates that help Chevrolet trucks last longer and preserve trade-in value. It urges buyers to choose quality, promising a dependable Chevrolet truck as a smart next purchase.
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