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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1959

Page

12

Girl Scout Troop 8 Hosts Overnight Camp and Wing Ceremony

Troop 8 Brownies spent two months toward Tea vierfoot requirements and capped the year with May 20 overnight at George Mills Ranch hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Mills. Fifteen Brownies, led by Mrs. Matthews and Mrs. Whiteside, explored the ranch, met a pet deer, and cooked hot dogs over an open fire. They slept on the front porch, woke to sunrise, and prepared lunches over coals. After a trail hike and a wide game, each girl announced her favorite Brownie moment and received fly-up wings and a Girl Scout pin. Names honored include Merrily Whiteside, Jeannie Smith, Elizabeth Harlow, Regina DeVoll, Jana McMillan, Caroline Matthews, Danell Murrah, Emily LaBeff, Shelia Daugherty, Gayle Cryer, Marsha Mills, Donna Houston, Dora Ellen Simmons, Nancy Coats, and Sue McAllister.

Frank Matthews John. Whiteside George Eryone Merrily Ann Whiteside Jeannie Smith Elizabeth Harlow Regina DeVoll Jana McMillan Caroline “Matthews Danell Murrah Emily la Beff Shelia Daugherty Gayle Cryer Marsha ‘Mills Terry Bierschwabe el Paso

College Gets Scholarship for Sul Ross geology students

J. S. Hudnall of Tyler established a 500 dollar per year scholarship at Sul Ross State College to fund tuition for outstanding geology students. He supports the college president’s plan to use the funds for geology students and notes Sul Ross offers America's best natural geology teaching laboratory. The report also mentions a student outing and a wheat quotas referendum slated for July 21.

J. S. Hudnall Tyler Sul Ross State College Ogden Hudnall Sul Ross Hudnall Tennessee Big Bend Unq America

Former Alpine Boy Is Honor Graduate

James Key Key, son of Dr and Mrs Henry Key of Fort Worth, earned a May honor graduate diploma from Pascall High School. He received a professional type slide rule with an engraved silver medallion from the Fort Worth Chapter of the Texas Society of Professional Engineers. He joined Rice Institute in Houston for college engineering studies. Dr Key served as Sul Ross State College business manager from 193 to 1949. In 1959 and again this summer he pursued a Ford Foundation research project on manager employee relationships, much of which occurred in Boston under Harvard School of Business Education sponsorship.

James Key Key Henry Key FY. Worth Pascall High School Fort Worth Texas Society of Professional Engineers James Rey Rice Institute Houston Key Sul Ross State College

Stock Tanks Rise Across Big Bend Ranches

Wynne, Mack Benze, and Decie Brothers construct stock tanks across Big Bend and Glass Mountains. Windmill water remains scarce as ranchers in Marathon and nearby districts push deeper tanks, spillways, and soil conservation efforts to improve grazing setups.

Mack Benze Dim Nichols Glass Mountains Decie Brothers Marathon Elsie Brothers Big Bend

Flooded Area Recovers Well

Aug Turner soil scientist reports Presidio flood damage from 1968 nearly erased by 1959 yields in High land Soil Conservation District. Dikes and ditches rebuilt, fields leveled. remaining issues include conditioning clayey silt deposits. Winter oats and wheat cover crops boost soil tilth and residue to support future crops.

August J. Turner SCS Alpine Texas Presidio Highland Soil Conservation District

Marathon Student Honored At TMI Cadet Tate Receives Honors

Cadet Frederic H Tate a junior at Texas Military Institute Marathon son of Mr and Mrs William C Donnell Marathon earned an Academic Achievement Ribbon for honor roll status in four of six grading periods and received a reserve letter in track from the TMI Athletic Council. Egg prices to producers for 1960's last half are expected to rise considerably versus the prior year says John G McHaney extension agent.

Frederic H John G. McHaney

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Girl Scout News Clyde Carpenter San Antonio Dairy Farmer's American Dairy Spor Kal Secretary of Agriculture Benson One Wynne Christmas Mountain Wynne TMI Office Supply Department Ledgers Stono Books Time Books Chevy Long Beach California Bernie Stone Petrolane Trucks Bean Chevrolet Casner Motor CO. OF Alpine, Texas INC West Holland Tennyson
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