Alpine High Picnic To Paradise Canyon Eight Ninth Grades
Eighth and ninth graders left the schoolhouse Saturday at four for a picnic to Paradise Canyon. Most of both classes joined the outing with Mrs Brown and Mrs Evans as chaperones. After a midday meal of sandwiches and water, the group climbed and walked back to campus. Sul Ross Glee Club entertained Alpine High Tuesday morning under Min Guenther. The club sang several songs to general appreciation and one hopes for a return visit. Public We express thanks for patronage of the Better Speech program on Friday evening February twenty fifth.
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Paradise Canyon
Brown
Evans
Sul Ross Glee Club
Alpine High
Bul Rose Glee Club
Min Guenther
Glee Club
Alpine High School Celebrates English Week Event
Alpine High School students organized English Week activities led by Miss Charlotte Heyman. A play and poster exhibition showcased student work across grades seven through twelve. Proceeds from performances funded library improvements.
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Alpine High School
Mise
Charlotte Heyman
Thia
George Washington
Alpine Mieh School
Cmt
Coor
Saults
Mist Heyman
City Property Renditions Sought For 1927 Assessments
City office in the Berkeley building requests all owners of city property to call and render renditions for 1927. W A Daugherty City Tax Assessor notes the call for cooperation and lists contact details.
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Lam
Berkeley
W. A. Daugherty
McClure resigns as pastor of Christian Church
Rev. R. McClure tendered his resignation as pastor to the board of elders and deacons after two and a half years in the post. He and Mrs. McClure will move to Valentine where he has accepted the position of evangelist for the Christian Church in this district with headquarters there.
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R. McClure
The
Christian Church
McClure
Nervous Wreck Benefit at Mojave Theatre
The Nervous Wreck comedy stars Harrison Ford and Phyllis Haver with Chester Conklin at Mojave Theatre Monday next week under Sul Tom’s Astronomical Society. A double benefit supports the society’s equipment fund and offers hearty laughter. Tickets forty cents from college students as sales begin March 2.
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Christie
Harrison Ford
Phyllis Haver
Chester Conklin
Mojave ‘Theatre
Neways
Sul Toms Astronomical Society
Insurance refund claim for Alpine fire policies leads to credits
Linnie L. York, agent for a major American Fire Insurance Company, declares that policyholders who have not received two 15 percent credits on fire policies written since March 1, 1925 for dwellings and contents within Alpine limits were overcharged and are entitled to a refund.
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Alpine
Linnie L. York
Monday Chamber Discusses Forest Reserve and Highways
Shirley Beales presided as Altar woree and Jack McFarland described a trip to the petrified forest in the Big Bend at a chamber of commerce luncheon. Col John Perking urged state designation of Alpine to the forest area and Marathon to Maria as state highways, with support from M J Hopson and others. The group backed lighting plans, thanked the city for progress, and set a date for the next luncheon.
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Shirley Beales
Altar Woree
Jack McFarland
Fox News
Big Benday
Chamber of Commerce
John Perking
State Wiehway Department
Alpine
Marrathon
Maria
State Highway Department
Uae
M. J. Hopson
Col. Perkins
Benstalled
Perkin
City Commission
Gillett
Cay Edwards
Broadcasting Committee
Shirley Seales
Iie
Alpin
Vee Howell
G. W. Baines
HW. Feranson
Museum Adds Fresh Specimens From Local Collectors
West Texas Historical and Scientific Museum increases public interest with new specimens. Curator Mr J Smith catalogs arrowheads fossils minerals bird skeletons and botanical fibers. Gifts include an Indian axe from Fort Bliss an elk fossil from Waldron mine and fiber samples from Mrs Waldron Loeffler and Mrs Loeffler.
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J. Smith
West Texas Historical and Scientiser
Apectine
Mrs. Heed
Alpine
Fort Tis
Seum
Ton Howles
Waldron
EA. Waldron
B.A. Waldron
B.A. Loeffler
Faustino Pineda
Leo Murray
General Fallis
Sul_ Rosa
S. P. Build Cut-Off to Ft Hancock Rumor
Rumor claims Southern Pacific will double track about 45 miles from Villa five miles east of Sierra Blanca to Fort Hancock in Hudspeth county. If true, freight and passenger trains could run faster, boosting county wealth by roughly a quarter million dollars and sparking small town growth along the route.
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Southern Pacific
Hudspeth County
Villa
Sierra Blanca
Fort Hancock
Hudspeth
van Horn Advocate
Gillespie Named Delegate to Texas Press Association Meeting
Richard Gillespie president of the Writers Guild is chosen as delegate to attend the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association meeting at Trinity College Waxahachie Texas on April 28 29 He is invited to read some of his published poetry at the association.
My Favorite Stories By Ruin Cobb In New York Event
Vague reminiscence and disjointed anecdotes recount a chaotic show in New York where promising acts failed to connect with audiences. A promoter’s effort to profit ends amid miscommunication, injury, and financial confusion reflected in scattered memories.
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Ruin
Cobb
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A.H.S. Broadcaster
John Young Sand Co
John Perkins Holland Hotel
Texas
Louis J. Baker
Optometrist
Alpine, Texas
Crawford Wurance
Chasnavangon
W. H. Ragin
G. K. Lange
Hord
Hays Word
Thedford
Hugh Male
City Pac
Kona
Avakuneme
Vom
Mojave Theatre
Florsheim and W. L. Douglas Shoes
Holoproof
Phoenix, Kayser
Onyx Hosiery
Dove, Kayser, and
Warner Bros. Underwear
Wilson Bros., Imperial, and
Manhattan
John B. Stetson
Forchheimer
S. P
FT. Hancock
Water Somstans
New York
EL Paso
ST. Regis Hotel
Thos. P. Gable, Prop
Eddie
Sandifer’s
Alpine Lumber Co
Alpine ME Ss
Royaid Ise
Alpine Meat Market
E. W. Fate
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