Girl Scout News Marks Juliette Gordon Low Birthday
National Girl Scout events honor the founder Juliette Gordon Low with tributes in the United States. The 100th birthday anniversary is Oct 81 1960 and the 50th anniversary of Girl Scouting will be observed in Alpine. Cookie sales begin March 3 and run to March 12 with Mrs J Smith coordinating. Local leaders recognize top district teachers and offer council seals for achievement while profits fund council programs and the Girl Scout Hut project. Neighborhood council meeting noted with leaders and volunteers listed.
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United
Juliette Gordon Low
Juliette Low
Hyal Scou
J'd Smith
Helpire
Girl Soul Council Council
Jake
Al‘e
Dri
Ne Scout House
W. E. Lockhart
Florence
Peter Koch
Warren French
Homer Rackley
Frank Matthew
D. McCollister
Ralph Fabians
Mayton Scields
Thad Cor
Vns
Cookie
Th Brown
Dephane “Tabor
C.D. McCollister
Marilyn Briggs
Dephane Tabor
Lavi Club A Rotary
Miss Bor
Edna Babcock
Becay Doy
Sandra Eichhwitz
Park News Snippet Highlights Local Visitors and Officials
Burt Beckett of Alpine visited friends in the park this week. Charles Blakey of Mammoth Cave Kentucky, former Big Bend region, is managing the National Parks Concessions during the Buell De Munbrun family visit to Kentucky. Mr and Mrs Bobby Billings are noted in the piece.
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Burt Beckett
Alpine
Charles Blakey
Mammoth Cave
Big Bend
National Porks
Buell de Munbrun
Kentucky
Bobby Billings
Alpine Hosts Park Visitors and Scout Activities in Pecos Area
Alpine and Pecos communities hosted guests including Mrs Gerald Wilson and her sons Carlton and James, with Mr and Mrs James Chambers of Big Bend National Park. Big Bend Girl Scouts join Permian Basin Council Cookie Sale as Alpine High juniors and PTA members meet at National Scholarship School to elect officers.
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Gerald Wilson
Carlton
James
Wileson
James Chambers
Big Bend National Park
Big Bend
Permian Basin Girl Scout Council
Alpine High
PTA
National Scholarship School
Plin
Gwensipal_ James Crawford
Orr
Phylis Broyles
Maribelle Miller
Alpine Track Team Competes At Fort Stockton Relays
Alpine High sent a group to the Comanche Relays Invitational in Fort Stockton. About 350 competitors wrestled a tough field, with Morris Green taking fourth in discus and Lee Anderson finishing second in the long jump. Alpine’s best footrace time was 10.7 seconds, while the winning time was 9.9 seconds.
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Claude
Stdee Anderson
Nilo Minjarez
Bustamante
Morris Reen
Ruben Losoya
Russe Eugene Morrison
Torper Thomas
Bobby Salzado
Wallace Peters
Richard’ Hale
Forst Stockton
Beng Morris Green
Lee Anderson
Pulliam Will Go To Washington With Texas AG
Texas Attorney General Will Wilson travels to Washington for a national antitrust conference. Asst. AG Vic Pulliam of Alpine will accompany him and chair a panel on price fixing. Pulliam, UT law graduate and Alpine native, has worked on antitrust matters in the AG's office.
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Austin
Will Wilson
Vic Pulliam
Alpine
Washington
T Ice
U.S
Wilson
The
Nation Association of Attorneys General
Texas
New York
Laws
Pulliam
Attorney General
Pontiac Receives Fashion Award
The International Fashion Council awarded Pontiac Motor Division for styling leadership in 1960 Pontiacs. S. E F. Knudsen accepted from IFC Director General Jana Ages at a Detroit ceremony broadcast to Pontiac dealers nationwide. The IFC, based in Amsterdam, represents 30 countries in product design awards.
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International Fashion Council
Pontiac Motor Division
IFC
Jana Ages
S. E F. Knudsen
Pontiac
Detroit
Amsterdam
Holland
Feed Official Visits Area From Crete Neb to Alpine
Phillip C. Anderson president of the Feed Service Corporation and E. W. Mitchell visited Alpine to inspect Charlie Boreing's Morea plant and ranches. Anderson, en route to Mexico City for a Morea pre mix project, plans Guatemala next and discussed an Australian plant for Morea squid feed with possible technical aid.
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Phillip C. Anderson
The
Feed Service Corporation
Crete
Neb
Morea
Alpine
E. W. Mitchell
Roswell
N.M
Charlie Boreing
Biz Hood Distrbutor
Anderson
Big Bend
Mexico City
Mexico
Guatemala
Australia
Heidelberg’s Oldest University and Rich Cultural Legacy
Heidelberg, a medieval city in the Odenwald hills beside the Neckar River, hosts Germany’s oldest university founded in 1396. The city gained world fame in the 19th century as a hub for artists and writers.
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Heidelberg
Odenwald Hills
Neckar River
Germany
Rodriguez Graduates From Army NCO Academy
Rudolph R. Rodriguez, 28, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Rodriguez of Alpine, recently graduated from the 7th Army Non-Commissioned Officer Academy in Bad Tolz Germany. He completed four weeks of refresher training in map reading combat tactics and leadership with the 44th Artillery Battery Bin.
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Bad Tolz
Germany
Rudolph R. Rodriguez
N. R. ‘Rodriguez
W. Ave. Hl. Alpine
7Th Army Non-Commissioned Officer Academy
Rodriguez
44Th Artillery
Ball Camps Begin Across Five Teams In Spring
Ball camps for the Alpine Cowboys, Hobbs Pirates, Odessa Dodgers, Artesia Giants, Carlsbad Portashers, and Albuquerque farm clubs from Kansas City, Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Los Angeles start in Florida and Arizona. Camps run March 17 to March 27, with the Sophomore League opener set for April 28 in Odessa.
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Alpine Cowboys
Oote
Florida
Arizona
Albuquerque
Kansas City Atari
Pensacola
Fla
Artesia Giants
Francisco Giants
Ariz
Carlsbad Portashers
Chicago Cubs
Mesa
Baton Red Sox
Red Sox
Ocala
Hobbs Pirates
Pittsburg Pirates
Jacksonville Beach
Odessa ‘Dodgers
Los Angeles Doddgers
Vero Beach
Odessa
Armed Forces Day observance set for May 21 1960
Major Bedford P. Cain commanding the Marfa Alpine Unit announces Armed Forces Day on May 21 1960 Reservists will plan observance during March 10 roll call in Arsbach Germany Cain entered the Army in June 19 and previously served at Fort Bliss He attended Alpine High School and his wife Celia accompanies him in Germany.
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Bedford P. Cain
Arsbach
Germany
Fort Bliss
Xis
Alpine High School
Celia
Two Sul Ross Players Top 10 In Scoring In LSC Race
Sul Ross State College basketball had two players in the Lone Star Conference top 10 scoring. Herman Hudson averaged 16.4 points per game, ranking fourth, while Urail Votraw scored 14.6 per game for a second top 10 finish. Hudson was fourth in field goal percentage at .809 and Votraw led in rebounds as Sul Ross ranked fourth in team offense and first in free throws.
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Lobos
Sul Ross State College
Herman Hudson
Urail Wotraw
Charles West Texas
Hudson
Sul Ross
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