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Newspaper

Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1958

Page

5

Bridge Tubes To Be Moved To City Yard

Mission and Mayor concur on moving bridge tubes to the city yard for use at the Main Street creek crossing near Brewster County Memorial Hospital. Dr. Lockhart says the tubes will be buried after the crossing is bulldozed and opened. American Legion representatives Sherman Newsom and Jimmy Eichholtz urged smoothing rough edges at the Stn Street Alpine Creek crossing to allow the street’s reopening after months of closure.

Hugh S. White W. E. Lockhart Lockhart Main Street Brewster County Memorial Hospital Sherman Newsom Jimmy Eichholtz American Legion Big Bend Post No. 79 Stn Street Alpine Creek

Re-Election Mrs Avora Owens Declared In Race

The Avalanche notes cash in advance political announcements and lists candidates for office subject to the City Election on April 1, 1958 and the Democratic Primary July 26, 1958. Re-Election Mrs Avora Owens.

Texas Press Association Avora Owens

Marfa News Notes and Fort Stockton Anniversary Cheer

The column covers local Marfa readers planning to stay, congratulates George Baker’s Pioneer on its 50th anniversary in Fort Stockton, and recounts a highway cops and robbers chase involving Dr. D R Stringer. Also mentions a Huntsville subscriber renewing, agate man Frank Woodward bound for Marfa sale, and community chatter about the Avalanche nickname and a heart attack recovery.

George Baker Fort Stockton George D. R. Stringer Wood Denton Daniel Wells Huntsville Texas Frank Woodward Marfa American Road Builders’ Association of Washington, D. C Charlie Chambers R. G. McMurry China Springs Rotary Jim Casner Sis Benson Lil Edwards

Miller to Talk in Longview Rotary Event

Supt. George W. Miller of Big Bend National Park will address the Longview Rotary Club on Tuesday March 18. Mayor Hugh S. White of Alpine will introduce him. Miller travels from Tulsa for the Interior Field Executives Management Conference and will be met by White and others en route.

George W. Miller Big Bend National Park Rotary Club Longview Hugh S. White Alpine East Texas Miller Tulsa Okla Department of Interior Fort Worth Mayor White Herman Ledbetter Marfa B. W. Crane Texas Co. Consignee Supt. Miller Big Bend Park

Hereford sale nets strong prices at Highland event

Champion Ranger Lad yl and reserve Ranger Publican A-15 each sold for 700 dollars at the Highland Hereford Sale. Sixty three bulls were sold with an average of 400 dollars per head. The pen of three bulls brought 560 per head and McAdoo led purchases with more than 25 thousand dollars for 17 bulls. Auctioneer Walter Britton supervised with help from Bill Wright Frank Newsom and Bert Reyes.

Ranger Ladyl Joe T. Lane Marfa Bill Sohl Alpine Ranger Publican Hayes Mitchell Champion Pen C. K. Smith W. E. Love Estate Gage Holland Marathon E. G. McAdoo van Horn McAdoo Walter Britton College Station Bill Wright Fort Worth Frank Sandy) Newsom el Paso American Hereford Assn Bert Reyes Texas Hereford Assn

Sul Ross Ex Named Colorado High Coach

Homer G. Jefferson, a Sul Ross State College graduate, is named head coach at Colorado High School Texas. He succeeds Bob Reily who resigned. Jefferson earned a BS in 1952 and a Masters in 1955 and is married to Eleanor Sublett of Alpine.

Homer G. Jefferson Sul Ross State College Colorado High School Colorado City Texas Bob Reily Jefferson Sul Ross Eleanor Sublett Dave Sublett Alpine P. D. Coulson

BSU Cagers To Play BPR 5 Friday Night

The Baptist Student Union basketball team will face the Bureau of Public Roads quintet at 8 30 p m Friday March 14 in the Alpine High School Gym. Admission is 25 cents for children and adults. BSU players include Jack Harris James Ham Charles Darwin Don Lamb and Leo Stephens all Sul Ross State College students.

Baptist Student Union Bureau of Public Roads Alpine High School BSU Sul Ross State College Jack Harris James Ham Charles Darwin Don Lamb Leo Stephens

Local News Briefs Reach Hobbs and Sul Ross

LUSALS and Mrs. Ted Brown of Hobbs New Mexico visited Mrs. Brown’s parents Mr and Mrs S A Matlock last week. Jimmy Matlock made the honor roll for the fall semester at Texas Western College. Jane Caradine returned home from a visit with her sister in Sweetwater. Lt Laurilee Tucker United States Air Force visited her parents Mr and Mrs H Leo Tucker and sister Nancy Sul Ross senior. Lt Tucker completed the Officer Personnel Course at Lackland AFB and heads to March AFB California for squadron personnel duties. Mrs Tucker’s mother Mrs C Skinner and sister Mrs J E Deck and Mr Deck of Ft Stockton joined Laurilee’s birthday celebration.

Jimmy Matlock Texas Western College S. A. Matlock Laurilee Tucker United States Air Force H. Leo Tucker Nancy Sul Ross Tucker Lackland Air Force Base March Air Force Base Riverside Calif C. Cskinner J. E. Deck Deck

Alpine installs stop signs on four major streets

City Secretary John Stovell announces completion of stop sign installations at Holland Avenue US Highway 90 North Suh Street Fort Davis Highway Avenue D and Avenue G in Uniiajor Streets Alpine city limits.

Alpine John Stovell Holland Avenue North Suh Street Fort Davis Highway

Alpine High buys ten special slide rules for math classes

Miss Johnnie Weyerts stated yesterday that Alpine High School has ordered and will receive ten specialized slide rules for use in the special mathematics classes.

Johnnie Weyerts

Forchheimer Addresses Marfa Rotarians on Tourism

Alpine Chamber of Commerce president Paul Forchheimer spoke to the Marfa Rotary Club about the upcoming International Rotary Convention in Dallas next June. He urged cooperation among the Big Bend and Davis Mountains area to draw tourists and keep visitors in the region.

Paul Forchheimer Alpine Chamber of Commerce Marfa Rotary Club Dallas Alpine Tourist Committee Big Bend- Davis Mountains

Alpine Church of Christ to Broadcast Spanish Radio Program

The Alpine Church of Christ arranges with KVLF for a weekly Spanish religious broadcast. It will air Thursdays 5:30 to 5:45 p.m. with Valente Rodriguez of the Ojinaga Mexico church as speaker. Local support aids Latin American missions in Mexico including Ojinaga and Mulatto congregations.

Alpine Church of Christ KVLF Valente Rodriguez Church of Christ Ojinaga Mexico Mulatto

Hospital patients and newborns in Brewster County

Patients at Brewster County Memorial Hospital included Angel Bermudez Mrs Juan Ramos Mrs Laurie Pattillo Scotty Roberts from Alpine Ernest Salgado from Marfa Margarita Flores from Terlingua new mother of a baby boy Mrs Granada Hortencia of Ft Davis had a girl Jesita Ramos of Alpine welcomed a baby girl and Petra Benavidez of Terlingua had a baby boy last week.

Brewster County Memorial Hospital Angel Bermudez Juan Ramos Laurie Pattillo Scotty Roberts Alpine Ernest Salgado Marfa Margarita Flores Terlingua Granada Hortencia Ft. Davis Jesita Ranos Petra Benavidez

Rancher Duo Escapes Injury After Jeep Tumble With Bulls

Ranchman Bill Sohl and Hunter Lee Duncan escaped serious injury when Sohl's Jeep truck with a trailer carrying two Hereford bulls overturned returns from the Highland Hereford Bull Sale at Marfa. The bulls purchased by Sohl and Gage Holland caused the trailer and truck to overturn during the escape.

Bill Sohl Lee Duncan Sohl Marfa Gage Holland

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