Top Experts To Speak At Sul Ross Reading Conference
College at Alpine hosts the 15th Annual Sul Ross Reading Conference from July 29 to 31 with experts Dr. William E. Sheldon Dr. William S. Martin and Dr. Helen F. Kyle. Administrators Day July 30 features a luncheon addressed by Dr. Sheldon. Exhibits and special library displays accompany daily talks on reading and literature. A barbecue and Rashomon play close Monday evening activities. Fred Williams attends the funeral of his mother Mrs Mary Jane Williams in Wagoner Oklahoma.
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About
West Texas
Sul Ross State College
Alpine
William E. Sheldon
Syracuse University
Syracuse
N. Y
William S. Martin
New York
Helen F. Kyle
University of Colorado
Sul Ross
Texas Association For the Improvement of Reading
Tuesdy
Sheldon
Bert Mann
Odessa
Syl Ross
Ask and
Slipper Players
Eugene Laurent
Alpine Lions Club Little League ends season in tie for first
The 1963 Alpine Lions Club Little League season ends with Fort Davis Rebels and First National Bank tied for first at 8–2. Morrison's is third at 6–4 and Adams-Francois fourth at 4–6. Playoffs start tonight with two 6:30 and 8:00 games, Fort Davis vs First National Bank decided champion, All Stars chosen tonight for Saturday Aug 3 at Little League Park.
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Alpine Lions Club
Fort Davis Rebels
First National Bank
Morrison's
Adams- Francois
Adams-Francois
Fort Davis
Little League All Stars
Little League Park
Carpenter Wins State FFA Award at Lubbock convention
Alpine FFA member Johnny Carpenter was named one of the top three winners of the Texas and Southwest Cattle Raisers award at the State FFA convention in Lubbock. The Alpine chapter earned the Texas Gold Emblem Award Superior Chapter 1963, and Carpenter was Area II winner of the Texas and Southwest Cattle Raisers award.
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Johnny Carpenter
Alpine Ffa
Lubbock
Harry Carpenter
Frank Snow
FFA
Chris Kouitz
Alpine High
Alpine
Johnny
Texas and Southwest Tattle
Hulan Harris
Te Alpine
Hospital Expansion Bid Date Set for Brewster County Memorial
El Paso architects notify County Judge Felix Mc Laughy and the State Health Dept that October 10 is the tentative bid date for adding to Brewster County Memorial Hospital. The $225,000 project is funded half by county funds and half by federal Hill Burton Act aid, and will add 16 private rooms with bath solarium recovery room ICU and nurse's station joining the existing building on the north and northwest.
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el Paso
Felix McLaughy
State Health Dept
Brewster County Memorial Hospital
Brewster County
Division of Hospital Services
Grid Forms Mailed Out and Kindergarten Election Notice
Medical and insurance forms for Alpine football players mailed to all prospective players returnable by August 19. Students not receiving forms should visit the superintendent. No practice until forms are on file. Also notes a proposed kindergarten election per Laws of the 57th Legislature and a 20 percent petition trigger to call an election within 60 days.
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Alpine Footoail
Jack Frost
Alpine Public Schools
Frost
Texas
Texas Education Agency
Alpine Junior Rodeo Opens With 100 Riders
The first Alpine Junior Rodeo under the Alpine Junior Rodeo Club opens Friday at 8 p.m. at Sul Ross Rodeo Arena with over 100 riders entered. Two Saturday performances follow at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Final Sunday show at 2 p.m.. prizes include 22 sterling belt buckles and custom boots for all-around winners. Over $1,500 in purse plus AJRA rating points.
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Alpine Junior Rodeo Club
Sul Ross Rodeo Arena
Highway 90 East
Alpine
AJRA
Chamber of Commerce
The
Warren H
Pete) Shouppe
John T
Curly) Davis
Doris H. Shouppe
Douglas H. Dorris
Don Geeslin
Charles Boreing
Faye J. Davis
O. T. Tilley
Frank Yakubanski
Holland House
Paisano Baptist Assembly Opens 43rd Session Near Alpine
Paisano encampment near Paisano Pass in the Davis Mountains opens its 43rd consecutive session Monday July 29 and closes Sunday Aug 1. The builders and leaders trace back to Rev L R Millican 1916 and note ongoing improvements incl the Crawfor Mitchell Tabernacle built in 1950 and a major sewer and water system added in 1946. Herbert Kokernot Jr handles meal service with 35 beeves and many beans each year while Rev Richard P Lynch departs for Lubbee to attend a religious jubilee led by Dr Edward Bonin of Mallore Spain.
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Paisano Baptist
Paisano Pass
Davis Mountains
Alpine
C. T. Mitchell
Je C. Bird
H. J, Kokernot
Ste
W. T. Davis
A. S. Bunting
John 2
Sam Means
Bennett
Willis McCutcheon
George W. Truett
S. J. Porters
Mr. Millicar
T. J. Cartwright
A. S. Gage
Baptist Women's Missionary Union
Baptist Geneva Convention of Texas
Paisano Baptist Assembly Inc
Paisano
Mitchell Tabernacle
Paisano Assembly
Herber L. Kokernot Jr
Herbert L. Kokernot Sr
Althrough
Herbert Jr
Herbert L. Kokernot Jr
Syle
Richard P. Lynch
Lubbee
Edward Bonin
Mallore
Spain
Principal Named as Alpine High School Leader
Roy Worley of Big Spring has been named principal of Alpine High School succeeding Donald Stevens. The appointment was approved in a special school board session. Worley, a SWTSC San Marcos graduate, has 18 years in education and will move to Alpine before August 15 to assume duties.
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Roy Worley
Big Spring
Alpine High School
Donald Stevens
Worley
Stevens
Rosenberg Schools
SWTSC
San Marcos
Texas State Teachers Association
Texas Association of Secondary School
National Education Association
Lions Club
National Association of Secondary Principals
Helen E. Moore
Ballinger
Worleys
The
Baptist Church
Alpine
Vandals Target Alpine Golf Course Ahead of August Invitational
Alpine Country Club officials warned of greens destruction and theft of flags and pins as the course prepares for an early August invitational tournament. Dallas visitors included Mr and Mrs Robi S Anderson and two children visiting Mrs Vogt's family, and Mrs A R Stambaugh, a former Alpine resident, also visited.
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Alpine Country Club
Robi. S. Anderson
Dallas
Paul W. Vogt
A. R. Stambaugh
Alpine Gas Feasibility Discussed by City Officials
Mayor Bill Winter outlines four possible paths to bring natural gas to Alpine including a Marfa non profit, a city run system, a private company, or partnership with Marfa. Survey by Homer A Hunter and Iso of Dallas for Fort Worth based Housing Home and Finance Agency aims to assess costs, profits, and bond options with M M Hatcher advising.
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Homer A, Hunter and
Iso States
Dallas
Marfa
Sul Ross State College
Alpine
Bill Winter
Housing Home and Finance Agency of
Fort Worth
M. M. Hatcher
Marfa Municipal Gas Corp
Winter
Hatcher
H. G. Howard Jr
Marfa Corporation
Aarta Corporation
Hunter
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Fred Williams
Wagoner
Okla
Carpenter
L. R. Millican
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