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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1957

Page

5

Water Color Society Opens College Exhibit at Sul Ross

The 8th annual Texas Water Color Society exhibition is on display in the Fine Arts Building at Sul Ross. The show opened in March in San Antonio and has since visited Elizabet Ney Museum Austin A&M College and Mary J Bevins Memorial Library Amarillo. Cecil Casebier, a former Sul Ross student now in San Antonio, won the Ema Freeman Memorial Purchase Prize of $200 for The Beetle, which has since been sold. The exhibit runs through June 24.

Texas Water Color Society Fine Arts Sul Ross White Museum San Antonio Elizabet Ney Austin A&m College Mary J. Bevins Memorial Amarillo Cecil Casebier Ema Freeman

Alpine Schools Add Safety Film To Library

Alpine elementary schools will use a new film strip How To Ride a Bicycle Safely this fall and in driver education classes. Civic groups may borrow the strip for youth work this summer as a Magnolia Petroleum Co gift.

Alpine Magnolia Petroleum Co

Teen Talk Highlights Sul Ross Students and Nearby Moves

Seen Around notes Marsha Broadfoot preparing to depart for Washington D C to work with the Civil Service until September. Martha Hill settles into the Sul Ross girls dormitory while plans to attend TWU Denton next fall unfold. Freddy Davis Mary Anita Kay and Sue Bounds pose as class officers with Freddy elected sophomore president Sue vice president and Mary Anita secretary. Sherry Kemp and Carlene Heglund stroll Fort Davis highway. Don McNamara visits Alpine over the weekend. Terry Beckett and Billy Davis play horseshoes in Sara Rogers' yard. Sherri Glasscock welcomed back to Alpine. Jane Bohannen and Sue Bounds learn the registrar's office duties at Sul Ross as students begin work. Phil McGaughy Freddy Davis train with the International Baseball team while John Hayslip Mildred Armstrong Linda Kay and Charlene Watson cheer for the Cowboys at Kokernot Field. Gladys Cowell uses the college pool in the evening.

Marsha Broadfoot Washington D. C Civil Service Martha Hill Sul Ross Martha Dallas TWU Denton Freddy Davis Mary Anita Kay Sue Bounds Freddy Sue Mary Anita Sherry Kemp Carlene Heglund Fort Davis Highway Don McNamara Alpine Terry Beckett Billy Davis Sara Rogers Sherri Glasscock Jane Bohannen Phil McGaughy John Hayslip Mildred Armstrong Linda Kay Charlene Watson Cowboys Kokernot Field Gladys Cowell

History of wedding rings through time and symbolism

The article traces the wedding ring from ancient gestures with rush circlets to iron and then steel bands. It notes the circle as a pagan symbol of eternal life and describes the ring moving to the fourth finger of the left hand.

FHA Loans Top $450000 In Big Bend Farm Credit

Farmers Home Administration reports $454,435 loaned to farmers and ranchers in Presidio Brewster and Jeff Davis Counties in the first 10 months of 1957 ending April 30. Majority funds support livestock operations while total Texas loans reach $54,773,000 a rise of about $6.5 million from last year as family-type farmers seek efficient operations.

Presidio Brewster Jeff Davis Farmers Home Administration Patrick F. Sullivan Farmer Home Administration Texas Walter T. McKay McKay

Big Bend Park News Roundup

Mrs Wendell Bryce and Karen travel to Tacoma Washington to be with her stroke-stricken mother. Jerre Williams and Steve Jones return to work for National Park Concessions summer duties. Cage Bros Construction moves at lower Tornillo crossing for bridge work as families visit from Kentucky Oklahoma and Texas.

Wendell Bryce Karen Tacoma Wash Jerre Williams Steve Jones National Park Cage Bros. Construction Co Tornillo Crossing

Farmland loan program extended to family farms

The program expands emergency loan aid to additional operator families previously eligible for relief. It aims to improve resilience by enabling broader access to funds and resources, supporting farm operations and stabilization efforts.

Local visits and events in town

Garland Gilbert and cousin Rodney Mills of Houston visit for 30 days with Mrs. Ament. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett return from Denver with grandson Walter for summer in Alpine. Bevier couple attend Saint Mary's Hall commencement week. daughter Pamela graduates May 31. National Park Concessions hosts surprise dessert for Mrs. Roy Curbow. Casa Grande Club reschedules to June 20 with Mesdagnes Laurie Miller and James Chambers hosting.

Garland Gilbert Dutch Gilbert Houston Ament Garland Rodney Mills D. M. Bennett Denver W. C. Friesen Walter Alpine George Bevier San Antonio Saint Mary's Hall Pamela Bevier National Park Roy Curbow Casa Grande Club Mesdagnes Laurie Miller James Chambers

Pamela heads to New York on Queen Mary tour

Saint Marys Hall students join Pamela and two chaperones for a June 5 Queen Mary voyage to eight European countries on a 45 day trip. Alpine High pitcher Armando Baiza limited the Merchants to two runs as Pete Salgado led a 15 run attack. A Marfa youth group call directs interested 13 and 14 year olds to TE7-2415. Mt Vernon displays Lafayette’s key to the French Bastille once owned by George Washington.

Pamela New York Saint Mary’s Hall Marfa Alpine High Buck Armando Baiza Merchants Pete Salgado Lafayette George Washington Mt. Vernon

Alpine Raiders beat Marfa Merchants 15 to 2 in opener

In the summer open for boys 15 to 18, Cecil Hale lead Alpine Raiders over Jim Dyer’s Marfa Merchants by a 15 to 2 score in the first game of the season.

Cecil Hale Alpine “Raiders Jim Dyer Marfa “Merchants

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