Brewster County Avalanche Diamond Jubilee Notes
A column recounts The Avalanche newspaper history from 1890 through 1955, naming editors and owners and noting the Diamond Jubilee edition printed in Marfa in 1961. It also mentions O Brien moving the Vanguard press to Tucson and Pecos Printing Co. printing the Avalanche since 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Columbus
Lum) McKinney
J. P. and
B. Y. Sharp
J.M. Carnes
Miss Clemmite Dodson
W. J. Yates
C.W. Livington
E. R. Bentley
E. J. Moyer
Mr. Livingston
Ed Dodson
A. S. Koonce
W. C. Easterling
W. W. Jenkins
T. R. Moody
D.’M. Bennett
Bennett and Moody
Bennett
M. A. Webb
Lynn Forbes
Tom Farris
Helen Uranga
IBM
Betsey Wright
Filmotype
Bobby Glasscock
Marfa
New Era Publishing Co
Jim O'Brien
Jim
Richard Sotelo
Rito Rivera
Mario Rivera
Manuel Armendariz
O'Brien
Vanguard Press
Tucson
Ariz
Avalanche
Pecos Printing Co
Pecos
Vanguard
Barney Hubbs
Preston Hawks
O'Briens
New Nazarene Pastor Named in Alpine Arrival
Rev. Thomas W. Kelley of Bethany Oklahoma will arrive in Alpine Friday July 29 to take the Nazarene Church pastorate. He recently graduated from Bethany Nazarene College and has worked in evangelism. Mrs. Kelley plans to enroll in Sul Ross State College in September for her senior year in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Kelley
Bethany
Okla
Alpine
The
Nazarene ‘Church
Bethany Nazarene College
Kelley
Sul Ross State College
Brewster County Diamond Jubilee issue pricing and notice
An appreciation issue marks the 75th anniversary of Brewster County covering early events up to 1907 with inclusion of Sul Ross State College and Big Bend National Park. Readers offered biographies and photos. expanded content may appear on better paper. July pricing: 50 cents bound with special cover. otherwise 1 dollar while supplies last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster County
Sul Ross State College
Big Bend National Park
Country Club Buffet Supper and ABCD Tourney Planned
Alpine Country Club announces a July 3 buffet supper at 7 30 p m with arrangements led by Mrs Kathryn Stucke. ABCD tournament registration is Tuesday night under Jim Francois supervision, with 18 hole handicap play July 4 starting at 8 a m and prizes for top teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Country Club
Neville Haynes
Kathryn Stucke
Jim Francois
New Officers Installed By Alpine Rotary Club
Approximately io Rotarians Rotary Anns and guests attended the Alpine Rotary annual ladies night and installation meeting at the Holland House. J My Floyd was installed president in absentia while Gene Hendryx became vice president and Glenn Davis secretary. Charles M. Hunter was treasurer. New directors include Supt. Jack Frost Homer Hudgins Don Geeslin and D M Bennett. Clifford B. Casey installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Io Rotarians
Rotary Anns
Alpine Club
Holland House
J. My Floyd
Mr. Floyd
SP i Railroad
Company
Houston
Gene Hendryx
Glenn Davis
Charles M. Hunter
Jack Frost
Homer Hudgins
Don Geeslin
D.M. Bennett
Clifford B. Casey
Jack Bowers
Sul Ross
Dr. Casey
Rotary Club
Sul Ross College
Park Plans Booth At Jubilee
The National Park Service will host a display at the Fourth of July Jubilee at the Brewster County Courthouse. Local organizations signed up include Rotary Club Lions Club FHA Episcopal Women Knights of Columbus American Legion DAR Pilot Club VFW and more. Rescue squad with fire engine rides and ferris wheel may attend. West Texas Utilities to string decorative lights on courthouse sidewalks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Joseph
National Park Service
Brewster County
Rotary Club
Lions Club
Episcopal
Knights of Columbus
American Legion
Pilot Club
VFW
West Texas
Williamses to Manage Big Bend Dispatching Services
Big Bend Telephone Co officials said Carl Williams Jr and his wife will take over dispatching on July 1 after Mr Williams resigned from the state highway patrol. Williams preferred Alpine posting, dispatching hours may lengthen, and ownership of the firm remains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Bend Telephone Co
Carl Williams Jr
Williams
Haynes
Theelephone Company
Mr.Haynes
Alpine voters to decide $80,000 sewer bond proposal
Qualified voters in Alpine will vote Saturday June 30 on 60 000 in sewer bonds to fund improvements and extensions. Polls open 8 a m to 8 p m in the Chamber of Commerce building. City officials note low interest rates allow bond issues without raising taxes. Plans include correcting the main line east of Central School and extending coverage to Newtown West Avenues G and H. Lindy Creigh and Clarence Hord Jr share brief local travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine
Chamber of Commerce
M. Bennett
Bryan Kelley
Ezequiel Ivera
Rubye Burch~ Om
Texas Dept. of Ith
B. N. Walton
Division of Water
W. S. Winter
Central School
Newtown
Sul Ross Rodeo Teams Capture National Titles
Sul Ross State College rodeo teams won the National Intercollegiate Championship Rodeo in Denver. Bill James Alpine was All-Around Cowboy of the Finals, Donna Saul Van Horn All-Around Cowgirl. Several riders earned top honors including George Eads Acala first in bull riding and Pete Lewis Dell City second in bull dogging. James won a two week Colorado guest ranch vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sul Ross State College
Denver
Colo
Bill James
Alpine
Donna Saul
van Horn
Abc-Tv
George Eads
Acala
Pete Lewis
Dell City
Melvin Foster
Sterling City
Mareva James
Sacramento
Calif
Ruth Foster
Colorado
College
Big Bend -Davis Mountains
Brewster County Motors Honored on 40th Anniversary
Brewster County Motors received a 40 year plaque from Good year Tire & Rubber Co presented by J. J. Hicks of El Paso. Reg and Frank Votaw accepted noting their long association and emphasis on service and customer care since the dealership was founded by the Votaws’ father 49 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reg
Frank Votan
Brewster County Motors
J. J. Hicks
el Paso
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Wotans
Hicks
Votaws
Frank Votaw
Hunter
H. G. Gilbert Buried Here
Funeral services for H. G. Dutch Gilbert age 49 were held at the Christian Church with burial at Elm Grove Cemetery. Gilbert died of a heart attack in Houston after a 20 year residence as a Falstaff Distributing Co sales rep. He leaves a son Garland and mother Mrs. Ament with brother Gene Gilbert. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
H. G
Dutch) Gilbert
Houston
Gilbert
Macm. Ament
Mr. Gilbert
Port Arthur
Alpine
Sul Ross State College
Falstaff Distributing Co
Shell Oil Co
Elks Club
Garland
Ament
Gene Gilbert
Montgomery
Ala
George H. Lewis & Sons Chapel
Elm Grove Cemetery
Geeslin Funeral Home
Bill Dorris
J. C. Cooley
Joe Brady
Lee Smith
Ray Morrow
Frank McCollum
M. L. Hopson
Dom Adams
Red Pattillo
Geeslin Funeral Home Name Change
Mr. and Mrs. Don Geeslin who bought the Livingston Funeral Home Aug 1 1961 announce the name change to Geeslin Funeral Home. Mr. Geeslin a Commonwealth College of Mortuary Science graduate in Houston. they are parents of Julie Wayne and Jamie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Geeslin
Houston
Livingston Funeral Home
Geeslin
Avalanche to publish a day earlier next week
The Avalanche will move all deadlines up one day to accommodate the Fourth of July. Advertising copy is due by noon Monday July 2 and social news by Monday noon. The paper will be printed Tuesday night July 3 and distributed Wednesday morning July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalanche
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Amblin
With Jim Glasscock
Jack Lee
Brewster Bell
A. M. Turney
Turney
Nazarene
Country Club
Keith Morris
Alpine Rotary Club
Forest Walker
Frosty
Seattle
Wash
West
Beth
Camp Waldemar
Hunt
Lilly Phillips
Groesbeck
Waco
F. L. McCullum
Sharon Welch
Austin
Dirs
Jimmy Clark
Casey
J. W. Frazer
Bob Bristol
Ounty
Lindy Creigh
Philadelphia
Charles S. Creigh
San Antonio
Alfred E. Creigh
Lindy
Clarence Hord Jr
Arizona
Sul Ross Rodeo
Cedric Anthony
Brookhaven
John W. Gillett
Mr. Gillett
H.G. Gilbert
Funeral Home