Amblin Around Alpine and Big Bend Narratives
Alpine reports clothing plant activity with 150 workers and a $4000 weekly payroll at Dickie plant. Sightings include educators traveling to El Paso and San Angelo for association meetings, plus interest in Big Bend National Park sparked by Better Homes and Gardens article.
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Big Bend National Park
Charles Blakey
National Park
Grk
Charley
Test Widened as Deepening Water Well on Kokernot Hill
Drilling on Kokernot Hill widens to 740 feet with driller Paul Gooden setting casing. He aims to recover lost tools and push the test to 2000 feet after casing is in place. Operations paused at about 1625 feet due to stuck equipment.
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Kokernot Hill
Paul Gooden
Gooden
Gulf Ou Lo No 1 Camp Drill Ahead in Brewster County
Gulf Ou Lo No 1 Camp near Marathon bottomed at 6572 feet in sand and shale. core 6563-6572 feet yielded nine feet before tool issues. Pure Oil Co No 1 Massie West near Alpine has been plugged and abandoned with no shows. J B Mantooth and Hargus visiting in Houston and Baytown.
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Gulf Ou Lo
Brewster County
Marathon
Pure Oil Co
Massie West
Alpine
Clothing Factory Goal Near as Pine Industry Race Gains
Alpine moves toward a 340 000 clothing plant with a lease purchase plan. Frank Attaguile of El Paso will select a site near Kokernot Field on April 5 for a plant that would employ up to 150 workers with a weekly payroll around 8000 dollars. The campaign, led by Marvin Kay, has supporters including KVLF Radio and local merchants, but the goal was shy by about 9980 dollars yesterday.
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Alpine
Marvin Kay
Frank Attaguile
Paso
Mr. Attaguile
Kokernot Field
Herbert J. Kokernot Jr
Kay
Gene Hendryx
J L
Snapper
Hereford Bull Sale Tops $13 000 At Balmorhea Auction
Forty two bulls and five heifers sold by the Highland Hereford Breeders Association at Balmorhea brought $13,103 total with an average of $279.1 The sale featured Joe Lane Alpine paying the top price for Domino Leiston 198th at $750 and multiple bids from Reid Bros Fort Davis Forker Gage Ranch Marathon and Ponder Ranch El Paso among others.
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Auiction
Highland Hereford Breeders Association
Balmorhea
Pete Kennedy
Forker Gage
Ponder Ranch
Marfa
Joe T. Lane
John F. Lane
Alpine
W. T. Jones
Forker-Gage Ranch
Marathon
Reid Bros
Fort Davig
Joe - 7
Lane
Buck Jackson
Pecos
W. J
Jones
Frank , Bane
Dodie Domino
Catto
Gage Ranch
San Antonio
Princeps Lad
O. E. Grubb
Fort Davis
J. Ponder
Marta
Kennedy Ranch
Poo 1
der Ranch
Joe Lane
Buck
Jackson
Ranger Publican A
Joe
Wnger Public
Cattor
Eee Ont de Wrasseers
See
STR
Miller
Jo Hi6th
Reid Broth
Names Kay and Thomas Enter Alpine School Board Race
Marvin Kay and D L Thomas were entered in the Alpine School Board race this week by petition. Election day is Saturday April 7 at the Chamber of Commerce building with Carl Shults as election judge and Ray Morrow and G C McDaniel as clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Kay
D. L. Thomas
Alpine School Board
Milton Smith
Glenn Burgess
D. L. Rown
Fred Olson
Oliver Theophilus Belt
Neville Haynes
Bill Sohl
Paul Foreheimer
Chamber of Commerce
Carl Shults
Ray Morrow
G. C. McDaniel
Alpine High PTA Buys New Science Films for School
Alpine High PTA approved a committee proposal to spend 300 dollars on science films to enhance the high school teaching program. Paul Hill chaired the committee, with W. H. Hance and Mrs. Lora Belle Lockhart as members. A Mexican supper fundraiser was planned, and officials praised the film library addition to Alpine Public School.
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Alpine Rugn Sehoor Pta
Paul Hill
PTA
W. H. Hance
Lora Belle Lockhart
Alpine Public School
Short Story Contest Winners Named by El Progreso Club
The Short Story Contest sponsored by El Progreso club and KVLF Radio named Deryl Parker first, Lyons Lockhart second, and Gwen Walker honorable mention. Cash awards will be presented to the winners.
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Jane Bohannan
Frank Young
Sue Bounds
Betty Vogt
Dudley Dobie
Kern Wildethal
Yarbro Runs for Re election in Brewster County
Yarbro seeks a second term as commissioner of Precinct 3 Brewster County serving Marathon. He has lived in Marathon 30 years and in the county 48 years and notes roads paved from Post south of Marathon and Marathon to Fort Stockton. He is a Big Bend Lions Club member, a Mason, and church board member.
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Rom Xaroro
Avalanche
Brewster County
Yarbro
Marathon Garage
Marathon
Fort .Stockton
Pecos County
Missionary Dr Blair to Speak at Presbyterian Church
Former Missionary in Korea Reverend William N Blair D D will preach at the morning service Sunday March 18 and speak informally at 7 p m The public is invited to hear him
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Korea
William N. Blair
D. D
Presbyterian Church
Blair
Central School Bands Set Monday Night Concert
Central School to present a special concert Monday at the High School auditorium starting 7 30 pm. Junior High and Beginner Bands perform with a clarinet duet Song of India featuring Brown and Julia Brown with Peggy Theophilus on piano.
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Central School Bands
Oliver Theophilus
Eperwire
Chrisian
Bonnie
Mgn Bana
la Bande
Liza Jane
Georgia Stone
Julia Brown
Penny ‘Theophilus
Officers Central Pta
Band Boosters Club
Central School
Central Band
Central
Big Bend Sited for Gable Western
Two Hollywood representatives discussed filming a Clark Gable western in the Big Bend region. They visited Terlingua and Big Bend National Park guided by Alpine Chamber officials D. D. Thomas and Levin Davis after tours of Fort Davis and the Scenic Loop.
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Hollywood
Terlingua
Big Bend National Park
Joseph Behm
William Thnen
Local social notes from Marathon region and visitors
Local residents report visits and travels including Mrs Hallie Suntwei and Mrs Lollie Ritchey in Yo gum for a Virginia Madison book review, Mrs Stillwell and Mrs Ritchey planning San Antonio and Houston trips, and several families attending the Fred Waring show in San Angelo. Others host guests from Austin New York City Houston and Phoenix, with Friday night stops en route and relatives visiting in Fort Stockton Pecos and Odessa.
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Hallie Suntwei
Lollie Ritchey
Marathon
Yogum
Stillwell
Virginia Madison
Big Bend Country
Literary Club
S. F. Breshears
Houston
Phoenix
Ariz
Louis Forchheimer
Henry Winkler
New York City
Stanley
Tucson
Fort Stockton
Pecos
Odessa
Sul Ross Lobos set for Alpine road tests this weekend
White Sands Proving Ground and Baylor square off in Alpine with two games today and tomorrow at Kokernot Field. Sul Ross aims to rebound to keep a strong 2-2 mark as they face White Sands, Baylor, Colorado, and Hardin Simmons in a 12 day stretch. Paul Fiest leads Sul Ross hitters at .500 with James Hopkins close behind, and a proposed lineup lists McCarson Hopkins Bieder man Patterson Snodgrass ODay Fiest with pitchers Jones Friday and Watts Saturday.
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LOBO
Sul Ross State College
Eobernot Field
White Sands Proving Ground
Baylor University
Alpine
Sul Ross Lobos
White Sands
Baylor
Kokernot Field
Sul Ross
Sul Roag
West Texas State College
Arizona University
Tucson
Arizona
Lobos
University of Colorado
Hardy Simmons
Saylor
Paul Fiest
San Angelo
Fiest
James Hopkins
Sul Rossis
McCarson
Hopkins If
Biederman II
Patterson
Snodgrass
Oday
Lewis
Jones
Friday
Watts Turday
Soil Conserving Display Planned
The Big Bend Soil Conservation District hosts a demonstration on the Rex Ivey Place north of town from 9 a.m. to noon on Monday, March 19. It will show oil and water conserving practices including range pitting with district equipment and a new machine by F. L. Coldwell Co, plus a wire spreader and tractor mounted post hole digger. Coffee doughnuts and soft drinks provided by Alpine Chamber of Commerce. Rev Roy H May and family visited Alpine last week. May is pastor of the First Methodist Church in Gonzales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puausessnmor Mapine
Big Bend
Alpine Chamber of Com
Roy Hf. May
Alpine
J. D. May
Joe Wright
Wright
Mr. May
Sul Ross College
First Methodist Church
Gonzales
District Legion and Auxiliary Plan Spring Convention Here
The 16th District American Legion and Auxiliary announce their spring convention set for March 24 25 at the Legion Home Alpine program includes luncheon at Holland Hotel Ballroom unit reports at 215 pm awards at 330 pm and a smorgasbord tonight. Sunday features combined memorial services barbecue at Decie Ranch and joint meetings at 10 am and 2 pm at Alpine facilities. Bill Dorris and Mrs Henry Bailey lead the district Legion and Auxiliary respectively.
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16Th District
American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion
Holland Hotel
Big Bend Unit No. 79
Alpine
W. J. Sob
Auxiliary
Decie Ranch
Bill Dorris
Irs
Henry Bailey
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