Jubilees and Charter Sessions Highlight Alpine Events
Rev W Ge Bill Perdue will preach at the Jubilee Revival March 8 at First Baptist Alpine. Willa Hilbrich directs music. Alpine Jaycees hold charter banquet at Central School Cafeteria with Gorman Wiseman presiding and Richard Bowers elected president. Guests include Jaycees from Jal Monahans El Paso and Odessa.
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Baptists
Jaycees
Revival
W. Ge
Bill) Perdue
Alpine High School
First Baptist Church
Earl Dunn
Willa Dale Hilbrich
America
Perdue
Crane
New London
Jefferson
Marshall
Texas
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Paisano Baptist
Washington-Oregon
Guatemala
Japan
New Life Movement
Hawaii
Hong Kong
Central School
Alpine Junior Chamber of Commerce
Gorman Wiseman
Fort Stockton
Richard Bowers
J. W. Cummins
Jim Spitler
Bob McLaughlin
Jack Pitcock
Interclub
Clyde Chesnutt
Don Collard
Jim McSherry
Jim Rice
The
Alpine Jaycees
T. A. DeVere
Stan Barnhill
Terry Beckett
Howard Bledsoe
Charles Cameron
Fidel Cano
Robert Cawsey
David Clay
Ronald Combs
Phil Wayne Ebensberger
Jimmy Fisher
Jimmy Gallego
Dr. Geeslin
Tommy Gilbreath
Harvey Gilliam
Dal Herring
Cecil Pendley
Virgil Polacek
Frank Ramirez
Fart Rudder
Bert Slater
Mickey Smith
Joe F.l Spencer
Charles Tuck
Bob
Jal
N. M
Monahari
el Paso
Kermit, Crane
Odessa
Ponderosa Restaurant
Mrs Selvig Honored At Tea In Fortnight Era
A tea Sunday afternoon at Mrs. W. E. Lockhart s home honored Mrs. T. C. Selvig. Friends visited between 4 and 6 PM. Dr. and Mrs. Selvig plan to relocate to Jackson Alabama where their granddaughter Mrs Eugene Gilmore and family reside. Dr Selvig, a longtime Alpine dentist, recently retired. House party guests included Mines Elton Miles Ernest Shearer and Clanton W Newbill.
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W. E. Lockhart
T. C. Selvig
Political candidate announcements in Alpine area election slate
The Avalanche lists authorized campaign notices for local and state offices with filing fees and pay in advance rules. Names include Jim Skinner, Vic Heil, Richard E. Bowers, William H. Farney, J. C. Cooley, Gene Hendry, Dr. W F Lockhart, W L Winter, and others across sheriff, assessor collector, county attorney, district attorney, commissioners, state representative, mayor, council, congress, and state senate. The page notes Republican and Democrat entries and provides the 1906 magnetic north pole reference and fee details.
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Avalanche
Richard E. Bowers
F. Creigh
William H. Farney
Bruce C. Sutton
J.C. Cooley
Thad Corkins
Sam Mather
Ralph Coe
Gene’ Hendry
Alpine
W. F. Lockhart
W. L
Bill) Winter
Counciman
W. J. Newell
John W. O'Donnell
Kenneth Stucke
T. A. Beard
Mberto le Rojo
Malcolm Me
Paso County
Richant C. White
Paso Canny
Ranchmen Pressure to Lift Eagle Killing Ban in Southwest
Ranchers in the Southwest press Washington to lift the ban on killing eagles to protect flocks of sheep goats deer and antelope. Law restricts aircraft eagle slaughter, while farmers from Waco San Angelo Kerrville and beyond campaign via letters and telegrams to Interior Secretary Udall. Local notes cover Word from Marathon Alpine and San Saba about cattle shows and area weather including a roof blown off at Castelon station.
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Washington
Southwest
Rep
W. R. Poage
Waco
O. D. Fisher
San Angelo
Dan Auld
Kerrville
Edward Shuey
Montana Wool Growers Association
Edwin E. Marsh
National Wool Growers
Stewart Udall
Ellis Owens
Marathon
Alpine
Tom Leary
Secretary of Interior
Roy Reid
Ft. Davis
Fred LaLanne
Marfa
Johnny Adams
Phoenix
San Antonio
Houston
Johnny
Charlie Matthews
San Saba
Sid Johnson
Texas
Big Bend
Castelon
Mrs. Brite Honored by Big Bend DAR Tea in Marfa
Members of the Big Bend Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution honored Mrs. L. C. Brite at a Sunday tea in Marfa on March 1. A memorial service followed at Marfa Cemetery with a DAR marker placed on Mrs. Brite’s grave.
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Big Bend
Daughters of the American Revolution
L. C. Brite
Marfa
Brite
W. E. Vandevere
Dorrance Roderick Jr
el Paso
Jim White
King Terry Jr
George Baines
King Tey Jr
Alpine
Mines
H. F. Dallman
Mae Ament
R. A. Bow
Joe Smith
Newtie Matthews
Sue Easterwood
King Terry Sr
Fort Davis
Your Want Ad Is Your Best Salesman In Print
A concise classified note highlights the power of a well crafted want ad to attract buyers and clients. It emphasizes clear offers strong calls to action and prominent display for maximum response.
State Okays Signal Light at Holland and Stn Streets
The State Highway Dept approved an overhead traffic signal at the Holland Avenue and Stn Street corner where U S 90 and State 118 intersect. Mayor Bill Winter announced the installation and maintenance by the state with electricity paid by the city. A Dec 3 1963 traffic survey recorded 8528 vehicles in 7 am to 7 pm, including 6243 passenger cars and 2285 commercial vehicles. Peak passenger car traffic occurred 12 noon to 1 pm with 729 vehicles, while peak commercial traffic was 3 to 4 pm with 257 vehicles.
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State Highway Dept
Holland Avenue
Stn Street
Bill Winter
Sul Ross Group Attends Southwestern Geology Meeting
One Sul Ross State College geology teacher led 19 students to the 6th annual meeting of the Southwestern Federation of Geological Societies in Midland. About 1,163 geologists and 323 ladies registered, with optimism about employment in petroleum and related fields.
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Sul Ross State College
Southwestern Federation of Geological Societies
Midland
John Dismant
Sul Ross Department of Geology
Anthony Brown
Roland Collins
Joe Compton
Tom Edd Davis
Re N. Estes
Harry Feldman
William Foley
Terry Harkrider
Edward F. Hensley
Frank Lichnovsky
Terry L. Masters
Brent
Dismant
University of Texas
Sul Ross
Texas
Sul Ross Expected to See Higher Budgets for 1965 67
Texas higher education officials projected substantial increases in Sul Ross State College operations for the 1965-67 biennium under TCHE formulas. Budgets would raise faculty salaries to 652 434 in 1965 66 and 685 000 in 1966 67, boost library funds to 100 000, expand organized research to about 13 564, improve general administration to 150 000, and raise custodial funds.
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Texas Commission On Higher Education
Sul Ross State College
Bryan Wildenthal
Legislative Budget Board
TCHE
Sul Ross
Wildenthal
John Connally
Texas
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Foreman
Ector County
Ronald Amundsen
Dpanch
Allie Stillwell
Dick Cross
Presidio
Joe Skelton
Joe
Snyder
Sam
Ry E. Homann
Junction
George Darlman
Homann
Mrs
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Yoory Peck
Jennifer Jones
Elvis Presley
Stella Stevens
Alfred Hitchcock
Rod Taylor
Suzanne Pleshette
Adrian Messenger
Dana Wynter
George Scott
Tony Curtis
Kirk Douglas
Burt Lancaster
Young Demos
Young Democratic Club
Brewster County
Lee Matt Smith
Doug Glasscock
Jake Coleman
Bruce Felker
Mike Howard
Judith Smith
Phil Kimball
Glasscock
Coleman
Wendy Blumenfeld
Roy Lassiter Jr
Barbara Hazelwood
Dorothy Felker
Anita Losoya
Losoya
San Alpine
AGM College
F. E. Siesecke
Krenek's
Rudy Krenek
East Holland
Barber Shop
Buddy Lane Holland Hotel
Bldg
Gandy
Kimbell’s
Kimbells
Post
Weiners Zinc
Alpine Cash Grocery