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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1926

Page

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Intense Interest Before Alpine Primary Election

Intense interest surrounds the Alpine primary with voters choosing county and precinct officers. Four candidates race for county clerk and two for sheriff, with expectations of a record turnout. Polls open at 7 a.m. and close late Saturday night as precinct conventions select delegates for the county and state events.

Smmpoot Wit Moody Datta Bilore Uaa Alpine J. M. Pouncey Brewster

Beautify Fern Canyon Park Grounds Meeting Details

Alpine residents gathered at Fern Canyon last Friday to discuss park improvements for the site owned by Mr. Tippit. Churches accepted plots to develop playgrounds and recreational spaces, with funds to be raised by church committees. Tippit plans a company to build a cafeteria and facilities to attract tourists year round, including tennis courts and golf links. Miss Sadie Jo Coleman of Marfa visited friends here this week.

Fern Canyon Tipple Tippit

Mrs Hamilton Attends Texas Executives Convention

Airs W D B Hamilton Alpine chamber secretary leaves for Lubbock to join Texas Executives association meeting on the 22nd 28rd and 24th Officers from chambers of commerce across the state are expected Mrs Hamilton carries Alpine booklets and a personal invitation to read the annual report She plans to discuss publicity and last year’s activities en route in Sweetwater she will inspect Camp Joy and interview a relative about methods used to attract a fire institution to Alpine

W. DB. Hamilton Chamber of Commerce Lubbock Texas Executives Association Chambers of Commerce Hamilton Alpine Ber of Commerce Chamber of Couree Alpine Chamber Alpine Claude B. Hudspeth Jackson State University Pre Duggan Wad West Texas Chamber of Commerce Mix Head-Davis Mountain Marta Sul Ross Body Hudspeth Sul Ross College

Yange Conditions Excellant Says Miller

Ranchers report excellent range and water in Big Bend with abundant grasses. Branding progress and cattle shipments are high with Highland Hereford association leading state totals. A few cattle losses are being investigated by Miller and Dr Hatt, with vets and botanists studying poisonous weeds and plant causes. Miss Alice Cowan plans to study Spanish in Mexico City at University of Mexico this week, honored by Sul Ross.

R. 8. Miller Fig Bend Bix Bend Highland Hereford Association Tle Miller Tm Company Hattran Big Bend Veterinary Alice Cowan Sul Ross Mexico City University of Mexico Vollmer el Paso Sunior College

Little Noble Carnes Dies After Illness at Age Two

Alpine mourns the death of Little Noble Carnes son of Mr and Mrs R B Carnes after a prolonged illness described as a severe bout of refluensa and pneumonia He was born March 1 and died yesterday evening at 6 at the family home Rev R F Davis conducted the service and interment was in Alpine Cemetery Grandmother Mrs E M Middleton of Port Lavaca and Mrs Noble of Orange Texas were among out of town relatives attending The Avalanche extends heartfelt sympathy to the family.

Little Noble Carnes Preamenia J. B. Wright R. F. Davis Methodist Church Alpitery Port Lavaca E. M. Middleton Orange Texas Noble Arrivi

Miss Gillett in Recital at Sulkoa Auditorium

Frances Gillett daughter of May Gillett and Mrs FE Gillett will give a piano recital next Tuesday afternoon at 4 o clock in Sulkoa auditorium. Program includes Chopin works Nocturne Op 9 No 2 Prelude Op 28 No 8 and others by Rachmaninoff Grieg Chaminade Dett and Wilm. Livingston Harmon Arthur and Carter return from an overland trip to San Antonio.

Frances Gillett FE. Gillett Sul Koa Chopin Rachmaninoff E. Grieg Jorge Livingston Clay Harmon Clarence Arthur R. H. Carter San Antonio

Sul Ross College Plans Summer Shop Course for Boys

The Sul Ross College will offer a summer arts shop course for boys to earn high school credit or pursue personal projects. The class meets Thursdays at 10 20 a m in room 114 and then three times weekly for double periods. Students interested should report or contact Mr V J Smith for details.

Sul Ross College Iie V. Jmith

Rotary talk covers West Texas projects and Sul Ross plans

Dr Merkeley and Horace Morelock spoke at the Pecos Rotary luncheon about Alpine Sul Ross and West Texas participation in regional events. Morelock urged support for West Texas identity and for a Sul Ross building program costing about 300000, including a library and athletic facility. Estelle Moore visits Terlingua this week.

Dr. Merkeley Horace Morenk Rotary Club Pecos Berkeley Rotary Ann Hes West Texas Tate Alpine Murelock

Paisano Assembly Begins First Service At Encampment

Encampment officials expect the Paisano Baptist encampment at Paisano Pass, 12 miles west of Alpine, to draw the largest attendance yet with Dr. George W. Truett of Dallas and Dr. LR Gates of San Antonio as chief preachers. Services run through Sunday with daily preaching, singing, and training work, as caravans and campers fill the grounds and cottages.

Paisano George W. Truett Dallas LR. Gates San Antonio H. L. Kobernot Assembly Alpine Segral

Will Urge Appropriation for Sul Ross College

Alpine and Brewster County news outline farming prospects in the Rio Grande basin and irrigation driven cotton growth, noting high yields and a large Cartledge farm. The piece then covers Sul Ross College advocacy, a Pecos delegation, and remarks by Congressman Hudspeth on securing funding and support for the institution.

Sul Ross College Brewster County Inis Rio Grande

Sul Ross Stages Big Parade at Pecos

Alpine and Sul Ross sent about 100 people to Pecos for the Red Butt irrigation bill celebration. The Alpine delegation earned praise for a prominent parade showing with two decorated floats and Sul Ross students in the college carry-all. They distributed advertising material and souvenirs, highlighting Sul Ross College and west Texas progress.

Pecos Music Department Sul Ross Miss Batey Joardman Mary Nevill Haynes Alpine Valley Red Butt Aleny Sul Ross College West Texas Mojave

Morelock Seeks State Aid for Sul Ross Building Program

Sul Ross advocate Vrescent Morelock returned from Austin and asked the State Board of Control for 150000 dollars for a library, 100000 dollars for an athletic building, and 40000 dollars for a heating plant. He said two board members favor the plan.

Austin Board of Control Sul Ross Durue Morefock West Texas Vrescent Morelock Sul Ross State Board of Control Sul Ross College Morelock

Alpine Boys Attend Citizens Military Training Camps

Several Alpine boys are attending citizens military training camps this summer. The Allen brothers Quanah and Kermit and Thomas Funk are at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio and Lee Milam. Thomas Skevingto, Frank Davidson, and Charles Burnam are at Fort Bliss in El Paso. Word from the boys says they are enjoying the camps immensely. Mrs. James Cotter is visiting friends and relatives in El Paso and Falcon this week.

Citizens Military Allen Brothers Quanah and Kermit Thomas Funk Fort Sam Houston San Antonio Lee Milam Thomas Skevingto Frank Davidson Charles Burnam Fort Biss el Paso

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Fern Canyon Park Sadie Jo Coleman Marfa Mrs. Hamilton Miller Big Bend Miss Gillett Jerkeley Rotary Estelle Moore Mrs. R. J. Cartledge Terlingua Paisano Assembly Fenverway Arizona California West Texas C. OF C Red Bluff Tivens James Cotter Falcons
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