C A Brown Dies Suddenly A Pioneer Banker in Alpine
Charles Andrew Brown 65 banker and ranchman died suddenly Wednesday at 4 am from acute indigestion. He led the First National Bank of Alpine since 1907 after organizing it in 1894 and earlier ran the C H Larkin store. Survived by wife Mrs C Brown and three children Alfred Neal Eula and Chas A Brown. Community mourns his wide circle of friends as Alpine closes banks and shops for his funeral in Alpine Cemetery with Rev J A McMillen presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Andrew Brown
Masonic Lodge
Guvnn Williams
Grand Lodge of Texas
Brown
First National Bank of
Alpine
Alpines
C. H. Larkin
First National Bank
Knights Templar
Presbyterian Church
C. \. Brown
Alfred Neal
Eula
Alpien
Chas. A. Brown
Fl Paso
Charles
First National
Alpine sanitary measures deemed inadequate by page
Prof George Page former Alpine schools superintendent and Sul Ross instructor warned Rotary Club that Alpine needs a more complete sanitary sewer and disposal system despite its dry climate He noted rapid growth and centralized population as future risks Dr F K Turney health officer and others have issued similar cautions Page urged community leaders to back the project praising Sul Ross president Hl W Morelock for his work and urged continued support from Rotarians and guests at the luncheon
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Alpine
George Page
Alpine Schools
Sul Ross
Rotary Club
Page
F. K. Turney
Hl. W. Morelock
Rotarians
Morelock
Rotary
J. H. Head
Sul Ross Summer Normal
R. A. Carter
Carter & Lewis
San Antonio
Mr. Head
Mr. Carter
Car owners urged to transport Sul Ross students to Paisano Camp
Alpine Chamber of Commerce asks residents with cars to meet at Berkeley Hall Sunday at 4 PM to shuttle Sul Ross students to the Paisano Baptist encampment. Students will dine with Baptists and hear Dr. George W. Truitt preach afterward. Cooperation is appreciated.
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Svveryone
Berkeley Hall
Sul Ross
George W. Truitt
Alpine Chamber OF Commerce
Alpine
H. L. Kokernot
J. Bb. Gates
San Antonio
Brewster County
Truitt
Gates
L. R. Millican
Paisano Baptist Assembly
el Paso
Millican
Chas
Pierce
Marfa
Europe
Paisano Baptist
Sul Ross State Teachers’ College
Chamber of Commerce
Geo. W. Truitt
I. B. Gates
J. B. Tidwell
Waco
William Phillips
Dallas
Leigh
Kate Mallory
Birmingham
Alabama
Anderson
Oil Well No 1 to Receive Nitrogen Shot Soon
J E Doddridge reported from Alpine that Green Valley Oil Well No 1 and Wilson Well No 1 are prepped for shooting. Wilson Well No 1 has shown oil after five years and cementing is underway to divert water. The delays have been resolved and shooting is expected in the next few days.
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J.E. Doddridge
Green Valley
Wilson
Paisano Encampment Opens With Ten Day Tent City
The Paisano Baptist Encampment begins tomorrow with over 50 tents available at five dollars for a ten day season. A nurse from Baylor and a doctor will be on site, feeding by cafeteria lines, and a commissary on grounds. Principal speakers include Drs Truitt Gates Tidwell and other denominational leaders.
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Paisano
Baylor
Alpine Chamber Luncheon Hosts Notables and Plans Bus Purchase
The Alpine Chamber of Commerce luncheon featured guests from Marfa New York and Paisano Baptist Assembly. Attendees discussed funding a Sul Ross College bus and potential warehouse ground for Highway Dept division 6 with two site options under review. The next program was assigned to Mr. T. A. Beard.
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Alpine Chamber of Commerce
C. Bowles
Jas. E. Casner
Leo Howell
J. © Bean
Marfa
Chamber of Commerce
Sul Ross
J. J. Jackson
Sul Ross College
Paisano Baptist
Highway Department Division No. 6
T. A. Beard
Prominent Texans to Attend Fort Davis Program
Callie Holt of Fort Davis and many notable figures including Rev L Millican of El Paso Homer Colquitt of Marfa Dr Geo Truitt A C Easter ling Stamford Crawford Mitchell Martas ex Governor Pat Neff of Waco Del V Neal of El Paso Mesdames Ike Reynolds Sam Means Prof Ike EK Reynolds Rev C Bowles and T C Gardner will participate in the upcoming program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callie Holt
Fort Davis
L. Millican
el Paso
Homer Colquitt Marfa
Geo. Truitt
A. C. Easterling
Stamford
Crawford
Mitchell Martas
Pat Neff
Waco
del. V. Neal
Ike Reynolds
Sam Means
Ike EK. Reynolds
C. Bowles
T. C. Gardner
Alpine Audiences Delighted by Devereux Players Dramas
Devereux Players performed three standard dramas before a large Alpine crowd at Mojave Theatre. The Country Girl adapted from Wycherly and Don Caesar Tezen featured Zinita Graf and Clifford Devereux with strong acting. Francesca da Rimini proved challenging for Graf.
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Mojave
Clifford Devereux
Alpine
David Garrick
Zinita Graf
Mr. Devereux
Harold Mora
London
Kelly
Miss Graf
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State National Bank
Alpine, Texas
Benj. F. Berkeley
H.W. Ferguson
Geo. C. Miller
B. Crawford
Alpine Drug Store
Alpine Lumber Co
C. A. Brown
Mr. Brown
Alpine Cemetery
J. A. McMillen
The
A. Mitchell
John Means
Valentine
W. B. Hancock
Alpine It
L. Kobernét
W. H Vining
G. W. Baines
Wilson Welle
Tage
H. W. Morelock
Devereux Players of
New York
Poth
Devereux
Maritana
Tezen
Butler Mandeville
Don
Jose
Francesca da Limini
Gary
Edmund Forde
Guide
Malatesta
Peverens Company
Austin
University of Texas
How
Walter M. W. Splawn
Venus University
Sut Ness State Teachers College
T HL. Kokrrnot
Bys Robier
College Hill
College
Cook
Otis Turner
Mitchell Gillett Co
Headquarters
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