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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1965

Page

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Bank Team Wins Title In Finale

The First National Bank team captured the title in the Alpine Little League finale. They defeated the American Legion 10-8 in the finals after earlier beating Morrison's 13-3 and Cable 11-3. Final standings list Bank, Legion, Cable, Morrison's, Fort Davie and Casner's.

Bank Alpine TV Cable American Legion Morrison Legion Cable Morrison's Fort Davie Casner TV Cable Imperial Presidio Fort Stockton Marfa

Mrs Pearl Thornton Is Laid To Rest In Alpine

Mrs Pearl Thornton 69 died after a long illness in Brewster County Hospital. She was born December 27 1895 in Menard and had lived in Alpine 34 years. Survived by daughter Marjorie Thornton Abilene son E M Thornton Jr. Abilene two sisters Mrs Ellen Beland Crown Mrs T F Donaldson Eldorado Mrs M P Pierson Brady and brother Ed McCoy Brady. two granddaughters Gwen Thornton and Dwayne Bennett and great granddaughter Leah Ann Bennett. Pallbearers Loyd Henderson Joe Baxter W L Barber Bob Corkins Kenneth Clouse Ray Morrison. Organist Glen Davis ushers Ralph Peters J M Floyd. Services 3 p m Monday First Baptist Church Rev Far Dunn officiating burial Flin Grove Cemetery Geeslin Funeral Home director.

Pearl Thornton Brewster County Hospital Menard Alpine Marjorie Thornton Alnineason E.M. Thornton Jr Abilene Ellen Beland Crown T. F. Donaldson Fldorado M. P Pierson Brady Ed McCoy Barady Dwayne Bennett Gwen Thornton Leah Ann Bennett Loyd Henderson Joe Baxter W.L. Barber Bob Corkins Kenneth Clouse Ray Morrison Glen Davis Ralph Peters J.M. Floyd First Baptist Church Far Dunn Flin Grove Cemetery Geeslin

Brewster County Tops Cancer Drive Donations

Brewster County among 75 Texas counties reaching all time highs in cancer fund contributions. Donations in 1965 totaled 1885 dollars, up from 1492 in 1964. County commended by Mrs John Connally, 1965 state crusade chairman.

Brewster County Texas John Connally

Barnes to Speak at Region 15 History Meeting in Alpine

Ben Barnes will be principal speaker at Region 15 of the County Historical Survey Committees in Alpine at 10 30 a m on Wednesday Aug 4. The meeting at Sul Ross State College Little Theatre Auditorium includes officials from Brewster County and other invited counties with a luncheon to follow.

Ben Barnes County Historical Survey Committees Alpine Little Theatre Sul Ross State College Hugh S. White Brewster County R. Don Thorne Fl Paso Texas State Historical Survey Ceuntee John Ben Shepperd Odessa Highland Village Historical Survey Committee Chamber of Commerce Brewster Culbertsom Davis Presidio Annie Mr. White Felix Mc Gaughy Don Newbury Peter Koch Texas TSHSC Throne Barnes Truett Latimer Austin Texa Historical Foundation Fach Ing

Water test on Abandoned Well Studied by City

The City Council considers testing the W T Meriwether Ranch well north of Alpine for water production. Hydrologist Fd Reed and engineer Ken Esmond will study feasibility and pricing as the city currently pays 28 cents per thousand gallons.

W.T. Meriwether Alpine Fd Reed Meriwether Reed Ken Esmond Aida Aida Bermudez From $200 To $225 A Month Approved A Traffic Sign At Cockerell Means 6Th Street

Fort Davis and Big Bend Lead Texas Tourist Travel 1965

The Texas Tourist Development Agency reports Fort Davis National Historic Site attracted 48,612 visitors in the first half of 1965, up about 16,000 from 1964, a 48 percent gain. Big Bend National Park rose 49.9 percent with 78,758 guests as June business jumped 59 percent. Supt. Perry E. Brown noted overflow at the park during the Faster weekend and said April attendance was about 62 percent above last year. He added the year’s total is approaching last year’s 120,000 attendance, being under 40,000 behind at midyear.

Fort Davis National Historic Site Big Bend National Park Texas Tourist Development Agency Austin Frontier Fort Fort Davis Perry E. Brown UDA

Hancock Rites Held Monday

Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. Monday in Marathon for Mrs. Lola Hancock 79. She died Friday in an El Paso hospital. Born Oct 30 1885 in Oxford Florida she was wife of rancher F B Hancock and had lived in Marathon since 1912.

Marathon Lola Hancock Hancock Fl Paso Oxford Fla F.B. Hancock Methodist Church Cleo Cofield del Rio Eddie Jo Dielsi Farr Meeks Huntsville Ark Finn Meeks Sanderson Jack Todd Jack Maddox Louie Granger Thomas B. Henderson Fldon McGonagill Tom Yarbro Ted Baki George Jerkins Fred Rice R.L. Sparks Bill Angus Marathon Cemetery Geeslin

Agnes Walker Visited Paso Parents This Weekend

Agnes Walker and Mrs Pat Daily visited Agnes's parents Mr and Mrs J C Walker in Paso this weekend.

Agnes Walker Pat Daily Agnes J.C. Walker Paso

Prominent educators to speak at Sul Ross Reading Conference

About 500 Texas teachers are to attend the 17th annual Sul Ross State College Reading Conference on August 15 sponsored by the Texas Association for the Improvement of Reading and Sul Ross. Lecturers include Dr. Paul Murphy and Dr. Helen Murphy with Miss Jessie Lewis joining sessions on reading at all levels and subject matter.

Texas Sul Ros State College Texas Association For the Improvement of Reading Sul Ross Paul Murphy Dre Berg Jack Brock Alpine TAIR Marjorie Martin Corpus Christi Kate Bell Houston Hazel Horn Carroll Dallas Howard C. Walker F.P. Shannon Uvalde L. Harlan Ford Wally Johnon W.E. Williams Vernon Harlan Elton Miles

Presidio Wins FHA Water Loan for Town System

Congressman Richard White said The Avalanche reports the Farmers Home Administration approved a $124,000 loan to Presidio Water Supply Corp. under Oliver Harper for a four‑section water distribution system. The loan aims to serve 109 farm and rural families in Presidio.

Richard White Farmers Home Administration Town of Presidio Presidio Water Supply Corp Oliver Harper FHA

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