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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1939

Page

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Alpine Boy Drowns at Aransas During Coast Stay

Mrs Bogel and her son vacationed at the coast after visiting relatives in San Antonio when the Alpine High school graduate Rogel disappeared from water. His body was recovered after about 30 minutes with friends initially assuming he had exited the water. Funeral services were held in San Antonio from the Pancoast grandparents home. Survived by his mother two brothers and a sister.

San Antonio W. T. Pancoast Everett Jones St. Mark's Episcopal Ceven Iums A. G. Jr Graham Alpine Clara Mae

Program at M E Church Sunday by College Bible Class

The College Bible class directed by James Sloan presents the Sunday evening program at the Methodist church. Readings include psalms by Rose Coleman, Onie May, Charles Clark, Aleta Bierschwab, Barbara Beard. vocal solo Delbert Bowles. prayers by Allan Poage and Sam Lambert. an opening hymn, prelude, processional, offerings, and a mixed quartet closing.

James Sloan Methodist Church Mary Besse Hamilton Allan Poage Rose Coleman Delbert Bowles Onie May Charles Clark Aleta Bierschwab Sam Lambert Barbara Beard

Press Club Formed To Boost Park and Hiway Completion

West Texas editors invited last week by H. W. Morelock formed the Big Bend Press club at a Holland hotel luncheon. D. M. Bennett will serve as president with a policy committee including H. B. Hunter, Thomas Durham, Mrs. W. R Crownover, and Fred Gipson to craft a unified publicity program. The group aims to promote park development and complete highways into the Big Bend area.

West Texas H. W. Morelock Sul Ross College Big Bend Park D. M. Bennett The Avalanche H. 8 Hunter el Paso Times Thomas Durham Crane County News W. R Crown

Past Masters of Alpine Lodge Nob A F and A M

Fragmentary notice lists Alpine lodge Past Masters gathering. Readable bits mention A F and A M titles and a meeting, but details like date or place are unreadable.

Alpine Lodge No A. F A.M

Thompson Urges Trippers Feted Highway Completion In Chihuahua City

Alpine residents heard Ernest Thompson railroad commissioner call on the chamber of commerce to speed Big Bend highway work. He pledged to press Texas Highway Commission for faster construction to boost tourism near Big Bend National Park, Sul Ross College, and McDonald Observatory. The Chihuahua Educational Tour members praised Mexican hospitality and Gov. Gustavo Salamares reception. tours included Rotary banquet and visits to Chihuahua sights.

Alpine Ernest ©. Thompson Snlasioner Chamber ‘of Commerce Big Bend Thompson Texas Highway Commission Mr.Thompson Big Bend National Park McDonald Observatory Sul Ross College Chihuahua Arty Gustavo Talamares Red Room Rotary Chihhuahua J. C. Fuentes Alice Cowan M. P. Storet Raymond Wheat

Local rains sweep Big Bend Davis mountains area

Wide scattered showers reported across the Big Bend and Davis mountains region with totals ranging up to several inches. Alpine and Sul Ross College gauge readings include a notable late week rainfall, while Marfa and Green Valley districts also recorded significant rain with some areas still dry.

Big Bend -Davis Mountains Green Valley Alpine Davis Marfa Sul Ross College

Cowboys and Girls Parade Leads to Col Thompson Speech

Around 100 cowboys and girls joined a parade through Sul Ross college in Alpine on Saturday morning. Col. Enest Thompson led, escorting Miss Frances Cotner as Miss Big Bend, with Miss Sul Ross and other dames featured. A large crowd, including pioneer Big Bend residents, watched the procession and celebrated old-timers in a classic, festive scene.

Col Enest Thompson Sul Ross College Col. Thompson Frances Cotner Alpine Walt ‘Er Garett Big Bend Cilvena Sevwal Mer Mia Jim P. Wilson

Thompson Talks on Oil Conservation Impact in Texas

Ernest C. J. Thompson, Railroad Commissioner, urged continued oil and gas proration as a conservation tool at a college lecture in West Texas. He argued proration must evolve via trial and error, extend to all producing states, and serve conservation while aiding industry, noting conservation efforts have added billions of barrels to ultimate recovery and that only capable operators will prosper as profits fade.

R Sena West Texas Ernest C.J. Thompson Col. Thompson Texas Thompson

Paisano Meet Date Announced For Encampment

The 19th Paisano Baptist encampment runs July 31 to August 8 with Dr George W Truett Dallas headlining nightly sermons at 7 30. Morning sermons by Dr Perry F Webb San Antonio. Other workers include Dr J B Tidwell Baylor A G Hopkins T C Gardner Mrs W C Carson Bob Jolly and Mrs Sam Means. Meals served cafeteria style funded by free will offerings.

Paisano Baptist George W. Truett Dallas Perry F. Webb First Baptist Church San Antonio J. B. ‘Tidwell Baylor A G. ‘ 3. Hopkins T. C. Gardner BTU W. C. Carson Sierra Blanca WMU Bob Jolly

Mountain Peek Gumpeod From The Texas Rockies

An odd local column recounts a kid league baseball game where Howard Son sder struck out 17 yet lost 13-5. The piece mixes notes on regional towns, people, and humorous asides about local figures, with brief mentions of Pecos irrigation, a Boy Scout hut project, and county elections, all in a chatty, stray-column style.

Howard Chooch) Sonsder Rotary

Highway 67 Assn Backs Completion of Gaps in Road

The Highway 67 Association, with over 60 members, urged the Texas Highway Department to complete an all paved route from Fort Stockton to Alpine and to push for adjacent projects in Brewster and Presidio counties. Leaders urged right of way in Pecos County and praised existing progress while cautioning against over-optimism about immediate completion.

Highway 67 Assn San Angelo Texas United States Highway 7 Association Texas Highway Department Fort Stockton Alpine Marfa Presidio O ' Marfa Presidio Pecos County J. A. Casebier Casebier J. C.thompson Presidio County R. B. Slight Brewster County EB. M. Davis Brownwood Chamber of Commerce Culberson Deal Highway Department Resolittee B. F. Berkeley Man Alpine Chamber of Commerce Charles G. Cotten Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce H. Burks Comanche Dodd Price

Work Begun New Standard Station at Fifth Street and Holland

Excavation started this week for a new Standard Oil filling station at the corner of Fifth street and Holland avenue. The 40 by 45 foot hollow tile, stuccoed building will be modern in details with equipment. Cost is estimated between 4000 and 5000 dollars. A Beard, local Standard Oil distributor, has the station built on U P railroad leased property. T R Knight is contractor. Mrs Mary Hill of Oklahoma City has filed for divorce after 28 years since her husband deserted her in 1911.

Standard Oil Fifth Street Holland Avenue A. Beard U. P. Railroad T. R. Knight Mary Hill Oklahomaity

175 Boys Register At Paisano Camp

175 boys enrolled for the second annual Paisano camp opened Monday evening at Paisano encampment grounds under Rev M M Fulmer director. Towns from El Paso to Ozona represented. enrollment more than triple last year’s 58. Girls camp opening yesterday expected similar attendance. boys camp closes this afternoon. Temperatures reached 112 at Highland area with rainfall noted at Fort Russell Marfa and Presidio on the Rio Grande.

Paisano M. M. Fulmer el Paso Ozona Fulmer Dist Woman's Missionary Union of The Baptist Convention of Texas Experiment Station Neaw Highland Fort Russell Marfa Presidio Rio Grande

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