Graves Edges Graves In 21st Hole Final At Episcopal Meet
In a Sunday finals round of the championship flight Stretton of El Paso defeated Coach B C Graves on the 21st hole after a back and forth 18 holes. P Watson of Pecos won the second flight by beating George Baines on the 19th. Graves had the low qualifying score of 75 earning a medal. Other trophies were planned with Stretton receiving a gold watch and Watson a Gladstone bag. Continuous rounds by players across three days were noted.
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B. Stretton
el Paso
B.C. Graves
P. Watson
Pecos
George Baines
Stretton
Gladstone
B. C. Graves
Alpine Adds Four Dairies to Grade A Milk List
Dr. J B Wright completed inspections and found Orient, Model Dairy, Burgess Dairy, and Twin Sisters Dairy eligible for Grade A milk in Alpine. Additional dairies may join soon as inspections continue. All Grade A plants must remain compliant. ungraded milk will require proper labeling at dairies and outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine
J. B. Wright
Orient Dairy
Model Dairy
J. E. Smith
Musquiz Canyon
Burgess Dairy
H. W. Burges
Twin Sisters Dairy
Wright
Avalregjf
Catch Sanderson Jailbreakers At Marathon Sunday
Police pursued two Sanderson jailbreakers who stole a car and fled toward Marathon. Officers Young and others fired at tires as the fugitives drove at high speed. Hopmeyer and Elliot overpowered a jailer, seized his pistol and automobile, then were bound over to the grand jury on three new charges in addition to arson and theft counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanderson
Hale
Glamcock
Marathon
Young
Hopmeyer
Elliot
Grand Jury
Ale's Traffic Situation Improves Says Chief
Alpine police chief A. 8. Justice reports improving traffic conditions as summer faculty and visitors arrive for college. He notes no arrests yet but ongoing warnings for stop sign violations and improper parking. Justice praises cooperation of residents and visitors and plans to give newcomers time to learn rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine
Justice
Commends S. R. On Hospitality and Service
Fragmented OCR notes praise S R for hospitality and service within a local context. Mentions leadership figures, community duties, and a ceremonial tone. Text is garbled but centers on commendation and support for hospitality efforts and duties performed by S R.
Warning: taking small game illegal warns of penalties
Deputy game warden Pete Crawford told townsfolk that taking small game cubs is illegal and carries the same penalties as off season hunting. Last week residents brought seven cubs to town, including three by a rancher and four by Alpine youth, and officials say the cubs need to be returned to their habitat as they are two weeks old. The cubs, though friendly, should be left in the hills to avoid harming the cubs or misapprehending regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Crawford
Crawford
Kerrville
Rainbow Girls Trip to San Antonio for State Assembly
Three delegates the local Rainbow Girls and 21 other members with chaperones left early Wednesday for San Antonio to attend the state assembly in the Alamo City yesterday and today. Seven cars carried delegates and visitors while they stay at the Gunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Rainbows
San Antonio
State Assembly
Alamo City
Gunter
Mary Verne Moorman
Elizabeth Baines
Juliette Forchheimer
Jorge Brown
Kidls
Eula Brown
Bess
Lee Moorman
Kathryn Hudman
Evelyn Hudman
Annie Kate San- Aifer
Dean McCall
Fay Bowman
Ernestine Behrens
Kathryn Turjney
Pauline Love
Elizabeth Spence
Willa B. Morelock
Doris Shaffin
Ernestine Lange
Anna D. Phelps
Andrey Lewis
Marjory Lewis
Martha Louise Stetson
Su- Me Calahan
Thelma Wood
W. F. Hudman
Clifton Moss Forchheimer
Flo- Leo Howell
Lillie Phelps
van Stone
Stetson
Brown
Nerce
Ma- Elle
ISUL ROSS REGISTERS OVER 700 IN SUMMER TERM
ISUL Ross College reports a surge in summer registrations with over 700 students already enrolled in the survey division and more expected. The college notes a large intake on the two regular entering dates and more than 20 students pursuing bachelor degrees this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sul Ross College
Surfege
West Texas Farmers and Ranchers Offered Free Ads
The Standard Times of San Angelo plans two weeks of free classified ads in the livestock column to help cattle traders. Farmers and ranchers in west Texas may list cattle for sale or stock to buy, aiming to boost profits by feeding on home grounds and reducing trips north for feed and trade.
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West Texas
Standard Times
San Angelo
West
Texas
Testa
Alpine Band Faces Decline in Rehearsal Attendance
The Alpine band, per Malo Benedetti, enjoys growing audience sizes at performances yet reports a shrinking turnout for rehearsals. The upcoming concert lineup includes March Strong Arm Johnson Laxsus Trombone H Filmore Invercargill F Lithgow and pieces by Reulind Barnhouse Chenette and Barnhouse Star Spangled Banner.
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Malo Benedetti
Tmber
Johnson Laxsus
H. Filmore
Invercargill
F. Lithgow
Barnhouse
Novellette
Chenette
C. Barnhouse
Star Spangled Banner
Arnold
Field Day Promises Help for Cattle Industry Revival
In a stock-raising region the Field Day on June 18 and 19 aims to study methods to revive beef cattle, now cheaper and in decline due to advertising and diet trends. Organizers warn that without action the industry faces disaster, stressing profit margins for retailers and consumer access.
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Big Bend
Dieticiana
Hoetock
Reward Offered for Antelope Killing Evidence
A reward of one hundred dollars is posted by deputy game warden Fete Crawford for evidence leading to conviction of the person who killed an antelope just outside town about two weeks ago. The violator faces a fine of five dollars for poaching. A German police dog owned by John Weyerts found the head the previous Sunday near his home and tried to bury it in a yard, suggesting the animal was large and possibly slit from the body with a knife. Authorities, having found fresh evidence, await further clues before acting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fete Crawford
United States
John Weyerts
Presbyterians Meet in Pennsylvania Convention Endorses Hoover Policy
Delegates from Presbyterian churches across America gathered in Pennsylvania and adopted resolutions endorsing President Hoover’s law enforcement stance and urging stricter Sabbath observance and Prohibition. The assembly highlighted a commitment to traditional American Christianity and discussed key church fundamentals.
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Jean Bertin
Presbyterian Churches
Dvol
America
He General Assembly
Pennsylvania
Iispatches
Plas
Hoover
Sub Collegians Now Organized
Sub Collegians organized officers for IH at about 65. The week to serve for the term session, according to a member, Jack O'Brien or Mrs Lorena Crawford, violent, Miss Blanche Beawtry treasurer, Gordon Lane, reporter. The social committee, Mary Lou Barnes, Arir Aiken, Lucille Owens, has started plans for a meeting soon. Sponsors are Miss Low Adeime Taylor and A. P. Thomason.
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Uhis
Jack O'Brien
Lorena Crawford
Blanche Bea Wtry
Gordon Lane
Mary Lou Barnes
Arir Aiken
Lucille Owens
Miss Low Adeime Taylor
A. P. Thomason
Commissioners Meet This Week At County Board Session
County commissioners held a board of equalization this week to hear protests against property valuations for county taxation. The group had previously reviewed tax rolls and made changes they deemed wise. Few protests were entered, mostly from corporations.
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E County
Board of Equalization
Alpine Plans 10th Annual Old Settlers Round-Up
Alpine invites crowds for July 3 and 4 to the Old Settlers and Cowboy Round-Up with two days of rodeo sports and frontier-style entertainment. Joe Parker and Er Benson lead the rodeo events, aiming to attract 2000 to 4000 visitors in the Big Bend as locals boost the Independence Day celebration.
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Alpine
Big Bend
Joe Parker
Er. Benson
Cves
West Texas
Chamber of Commerce of
Tees
Parker and Benson
Chamber of Commer
Vast
Coach Graves
Wink Oilers
Charles Wade Heads to Ruidosa Camp Leader Role
Alpine scout leader Charles Wade, longtime troop 41 head and first Eagle Scout, was invited as a leader for the Ruidosa New Mexico summer camp. He remains in the mountains planning two more weeks to assist, while Alpine troopers recently returned. Wade holds many merit badges and led troop 41 to top finishes in Marfa events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wade
Alpine
Ruidosa
New Mexico
Wade
Marfa
Arizona
Ray
Sewell To Start Revival Here on Sunday
Reverend Jesse P. Sewell, pastor of Gros s Christ, San Antonio, begins a revival here Sunday June 2 at the local chapel and runs until July 1. Sewell, noted preacher, will travel from Roswell, New Mexico, to lead services, reviving last year’s event. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse P. Sewell
Gross Christ
San Ant
J. Ratey
Sewell
Roswell
New Mexico
Talpine
Botanists To Visit Region For Field Trip And Mapping
A group of prominent botanists led by Professor J C Tharp of the University of Texas is expected tomorrow for a field trip to the Glass Mountains east of town. Henry Fletcher, local plant enthusiast, will accompany them. Dr H Benelet may join the party. One member plans to stay to map the area for research.
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Botan Ats
J.C. Tharp
University of Tex
South
Glass Mountains
Henry Fletcher
H. ¥. Benelet
Guesses Beans To Win New Trousers At Store Contest
More than 250 entered a guessing contest at the Western Department Store to win a pair of rodeo trousers. Harper Sparks won with a guess of 967 dollars, Mrs. M Moorman was the second closest with 71, and both received trousers.
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Harper Sparks
Western
M. H. Moorman
Harper
C C Talks on School Towns in Alpine Texas
A luncheon discussion led by Dr H W Morelock of Sut, titled How to Make Alpine the test town in Texas, offered social and educational suggestions to boost a larger, more visitor-friendly and winter-ready town. Speakers including Miss Alice Cowson Rev J T Redman, Shirley Seales, and Superintendent Major discussed social activities, church assets, transient dent trade, and public schools as town assets.
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Texas
H.W. Morelock
Sut
Morelocke
Alice Cowson
Maine Cowl
Therottege
J.T Redman
First Methodist Church
Shirley Seales
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Lynn
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