Sul Ross prospects praised at chamber meeting
Irelock calls Sul Ross prospects best ever as Sul Ross College officials laud chamber advertising results. Morelock urges housing for students with cottages near campus and notes many advanced students enrolling, plus hospitality and scenic programs to attract and retain attendees. Midland sent 16 teachers to the college this year, among the best records in the region.
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Neighborhood merchants meet your needs with friendly service
Local shops promise convenient ice and fresh goods, offering alert service and neighborhood warmth. Residents prefer nearby merchants who can supply home needs without long trips, highlighting reliable delivery and personal attention.
Alpine Old Settlers and Cowboys Round-up Circulars
Publicity note from Publicity Com urging readers to obtain circular programs from Mrs. Hamilton at the chamber of commerce for outreach to Alpine residents abroad. Call for volunteers to mail programs and promote what is described as the greatest celebration ever.
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Parade on July 2 at Alpine Roundup
The Roundup notes a parade on the morning of July 2 the first day of the Old Settlers and Cowboys Roundup. Dr Berkeley leads the parade and will arrange entries. Any businessHouse can join, even if riding a burro, to help stage a real parade.
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Ross at Alpine Made Senior College
Austin Texas June 14 The Sul Ross State Teachers College at Alpine was elevated from junior to senior grade after State Superintendent M N Marrs approved the change An inspection found work up to senior college standards Despite criticism the college continued its work and officials expect new life at the institution?
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Red Cross Reorganizes In Brewster County
Mrs. Charles R. Goodwin of St. Louis oversees a Brewster County Red Cross reorganization. New officers include Rev. R. F. Davis as county chair, Guy B. Crawford treasurer, J. J. Hill home service chair, Miss Little Britt junior work chair, and Mrs. Waldron publicity chair. Plans include a public health campaign and life saving demonstrations with local and visiting representatives.
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St. Louis
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Sul Ross
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Alpine Readies Fifth Old Settlers and Cowboys Roundup
Arrangements are complete for Alpine’s fifth annual Old Settlers and Cowboys Roundup starting July 2 for two days. A big parade opens the celebration, with costumes and range dress encouraged. Queen and King voting stations are set, coronation night features, and a Bathing Revue at Edwards Pool with cash prizes. Reduced rail rates are offered by Southern Pacific and Orient lines to attendees. Saddle up and join the event season for Alpine and Brewster County.
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The Wanderer at Mojave Theatre Tonight and Tomorrow
A review-like piece praises The Wanderer film with themes of greed, repentance, and forgiveness. It notes the Wanderer’s descent into revelry, the city’s prophesied destruction, and his return to his father, ending with a call to see the picture at Mojave Theatre with showtimes and prices.
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Baptists Dedicate Church Building Here
The Beautiful Baptist Building, valued about 60000, was dedicated Sunday with Rev. L. R. Millican of El Paso preaching. Built in 1916 under Rev. James T. Tartt, the church has grown through Alpine, with plans to raise funds via benefits for the Students Loan Fund. A July dedicatory sermon marked progress as community efforts continue to support missions and church institutions.
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el Paso
James T. Fartt
Tartt
Boston
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L. . Afittean
Alpine
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al- Dine
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Tary
Neghbor
Onight
Richard Dix
Mojave Theatre Considers Worthiness of Student Loan Fund
The Mojave Theatre endorses a Student Loan Fund to aid those unable to support themselves. It frames education as a path to good citizenship and urges timely philanthropy, noting a donor offering to match gifts up to a thousand dollars if Alpine participates.
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Alpine Climatics Topic At Rotary Luncheon
Dr. John Bell of Greely State Teachers College spoke on Sul Ross College Alpine prospects and Texas state college funding. He urged adequate Sul Ross support, highlighted Alpine climate benefits for students, and noted Marfa game plans following the luncheon.
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