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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1955

Page

14

Encampment Officers and Schedule Detailed in Alpine Event

Paisano notes officers led by Mitchell with Maria as president and Ward of Alpine among staff. The encampment lists numerous regional clergy and lay leaders, dining under two pavilions with no charge. Daily timetable covers prayers, classes, meals, quiet hours, and social gatherings in Alpine grounds.

Bernice Ward Alpine Mitchell T. Mitchell Maria W. M. Turner Pecos Herschel Ford el Paso Glenn Bales James Leavell San Angelo Aod D.C Women's Missionary Union

Alpine Soldier Honored for Pakistan Relief Work

M Sgt Alphonso Garcia son of Mr and Mrs Vicente Garcia Alpine received belated thanks for his work with US Army emergency shot teams in Pakistan last August and September He is now training NCO of the 8th Evacuation Hospital at Fort Meade Lt Col Taj Mohammed of the Pakistan Army Signal Corps who visited Fort Meade delivered the acknowledgment Garcia born and raised in Alpine married a German girl in 1952 and served in the Far East including construction projects at a tabernacle and nearby facilities Three cottages were built by locals and Alpine residents are noted among visitors and the Queen family Brownie Queen on a European tour with Girl Scouts accompanied.

Alphonso Garcia Vicente Garcia Alpine U. S. ‘Army Pakistan Sgt. Garcia Fort Meade Taj Mo~ Hammed Pakistan Army Signal Corps Set. Garcia Far East H. J. McBride Marshall Queens Midland Allpine Brownie Europe

Winners Named in Old Vacuum Cleaner Contest

The Hoover Co. and Alpine Lumber Co. announced winners this week. W. J. Smith received the top prize for a 1920 model, with others earning cash prizes of varying amounts for placing in the contest led by John Gillett.

Hoover Co Alpine Lumber Co John Gillett W. J. Smith Nellie Litchfield D. C. Jeter George Crear Wallace Duncan Pearl Sandifer Roscoe Morgan W. D. McCall George Baker

Surprise Roundup in Iowa as cattle stampede grows

In Winfield Iowa Mr and Mrs Richard Underwood found 24 cattle missing after a night storm. They located 21 extra steers in their pasture the next morning. the animals reportedly belonged to a neighboring farmer three miles away and had stampeded during the storm.

Winfield Iowa Richard Underwood

Young People To Report On Sacramento Assembly

Eight youths will present reports on the Sacramento Methodist Assembly from the Sacramento Mountains in New Mexico. Harriet Carpenter Dan Logan Tye Hillger Sally LaBeff Ann Clanton Totty Richardson Kenneth Moyer and Loga will discuss various aspects at 8 p.m. Sunday in the Methodist Church.

Sacramento Methodist Assembly Methodist Church Sacramento Mountains New Mexico Harriet Carpenter Dan Logan Tye Hillger Sally LaBeff Ann Clanton Totty Richardson Kenneth Moyer Loga

Danbury News-Times Debates Year-Round School Plan

In Danbury, seventh grader Carole Gallo circulated a questionnaire among pupils, parents and teachers as part of a debate on year-round school. Results show 37 of 46 parents opposed, 8 of 13 teachers opposed, and all 123 students against the idea. A letter to the editor presents the opposing view.

Danberry Conn Danberry News-Times Carole Gallo Carole

Boys from Boys' Ranch visit Sul Ross College in Alpine

Thirty boys from Boys' Ranch of West Texas near Tom Green County visited Alpine last Saturday. They toured the Sul Ross College museum and swam in the college pool, then had lunch hosted by the Alpine Chamber of Commerce in the college cafeteria. Dr. Bryan Wildenthal, Sul Ross president, is a director of Boys' Ranch.

Boys’ Ranch West Texas Tank

Riess Water Well Test Bottomed At 1537 Feet

The Riess water well on Kokernot Hill reached 1537 feet before shutdown pending study of the last cuttings. Mayor Hugo White said analyses will determine future operations.

Riess Kokernot Hill Hugo White White

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