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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1939

Page

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American Legion 16th District Convention to Meet in Alpine

The semi formal convention of the American Legion and Auxiliary for the 16th district will convene in Alpine on March 25 and 26. District Commander G Ward Moody of Odessa and aide Dave Green of El Paso lead the event with state officials Vincent Choido and George Betts among expected attendees as headquarters are the Holland hotel.

American Legion and Auxiliary 16Th Congressional District Alpine G. .Ward Moody Odessa Dave Green el Paso Legion Department Austin Vincent Choido American Legion George Betts Granville Routh el Pa M. L. Hopson Legion

New SCS Office Opens in Marfa Texas

Fort Worth March M A new Soil Conservation Service office to supervise its 21 000 000 acre Trans Pecos area in Southwest Texas has been established at Marfa Texas. The unit named Trans Pecos Sub Area will operate as a division of the Rio Grande Plains Area office in San Angelo. The Marfa office will supervise activity in nine west Texas counties and Loving and Ward counties. The Yahoya creek watershed project in Reeves Pecos and Jeff Davis counties will be among units supervised from Marfa, with Balmorthes as project headquarters. George N E Morris, soil conservationist, former project manager for the Nacogdoches area, has been placed in charge of the Marfa office.

Fort Worth The Soil Conservation Service Trans - Pecos Texas Maite Foat Welser Tate Trane-Pecos Rawends Platsou San Reeves Pecos Jett Dervis Balmorthes Waleer George NE. Morris Mar Nacogdoches Concho River San Angsto

Alpine Receives Publicity in Sunday El Paso Issue

Alpine gains feature in El Paso Times Sunday edition with a focused piece highlighting local relevance. The article notes community ties and anticipates reader interest in Alpine’s activities and developments.

el Paso Times

The Last Word in a Toad Controversy dispute?

The readers face Everett Townsend's stubborn bid for the last word in a heated toad controversy. He replies to Aubrey Webb with similar rhetoric, critiquing his accusers and misreadings, while implying linguistic pretensions and playful insults.

Everett Townsend Aubrey Webb Everett Alwagakerd Duke Rooshin Sam Gould

Famed Violinist Piastro To Perform Here March 27

Russian violinist Jouet Piastro, once guest of Leopold Auer, arrives in America and becomes a citizen. He will perform in concert March 27 under El Proreso and Alpine Brody clubs, with a world tour noted by critics and a 1734 Guaranerius violin valued at $7300 on loan for the engagement.

Jouet Piastro el Pro‘reso Alpine Brody Leopold Auer Feading Orchestras Europe America United States Piastro Peter Guaranerius Wustitssi Los Angeles

Science Assn To Hold Meeting At Alpine May 25

Southwestern Division of the American Association for the Advancement of Science will meet at Alpine on May 25. Sul Ross Late Teachers College and McDonald Observatory host institutions with most sessions on campus. Headquarters in the West Texas Historical and Scientific Society museum building. Dedication ceremonies of the observatory coincide with the program featuring Preview of the Heaven and Physics Views the Future by Arthur L Compton.

Southwestern Division American Association For the Advancement of Science Alpine Sul Ross Late Teachers College McDonald Observatory Association West Texas Historical and Scientific Society Arthur L Compton University of Chicago Benny Glenn Presidio Chisos Mountains Mara Thon Basin

Gulf Oil Starts Building New Filling Station in City

Gulf Refining Company began construction of a new filling station on Holland Avenue opposite the First National Bank. The project sits on property leased from Southern Pacific and involves about $1000 in investment. W. J. Newell Oil Company will manage the station, with two additional Tex Company locations planned by Southern Pacific.

Gulf Refining Company Staton Holland Avenue First National Bank Oil Company Southern Pa‘ple Railway Company Gulf Renning Company W. J. Newell Oil Company Southern Pacific Btorey-Whiteside Lasiber Company Tex Company J. B. Keeler Con

College Glee Club Gala Plans April 4 Concert

Sul Ross Glee Club to raise funds for its annual tour with a gala concert in the college auditorium on April 4 under Miss Irma Lee Batey. The group will proceed to San Antonio for performances on April 15 and return with additional shows, as editor notes recent misfortunes and thanks contributors.

Sul Ross Glee Club Irma Lee Batey San Antonio

Workmen Predict Dorm Completion by April 22

Representatives of the contractor in charge of the women’s dormitory on the Sul Rose campus favored completion by April 22. Stonework on the front is taking shape and may finish this week. Plastering and roof work should wrap next week. Carpenters are fitting doors this week and will finish by April 1.

Sul Rose

Fort Davis School Bond Election Set for March 23

Ft Davis voters face a double ballot on March 23 for a 7 cent maintenance increase and a 10 cent levy to raise about 90000 dollars for Mexican school building work. Planned remodel would add rooms gym and assembly space, possibly tied to a WPA project. Trustee election April 1 will include Dr C E Eaton seeking re‑election. (Names: Fort Davis District No 1, Jack Dumas, Rev Franklin Poage, Mrs Poage, Dr C E Eaton, Barry Scobee)

Barry Scobee Ft. Davis Fort Davis C. E. Eaton Jack Dumas

Fort Worth press meet invites five eligible members

Dr. E C Coleman announced this week that five Sul Rows Press Club members eligible to attend the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association event at Texas Wesleyan College Fort Worth on April 21 and 22 will participate. The invited are Lola Lee Young Aleta Bierschwale Delbert Bowles Mary Fay Hartman and Myre Mc Bride.

Sul Rows Texas Intercollegiate Press Association Texas Wesleyan College Fort Worth E. C. Coleman Lola Lee Young Aleta Bierschwale Delbert Bowles

Trans-Pecos teachers hold annual Sul Ross meeting this week

The sixth annual Trans-Pecos division meeting of the Texas State Teachers Association convenes at Sul Ross University this week with the theme Improvement of Classroom Instruction. Notable speakers include Dr. Vierling Kersey of Los Angeles and Jose C. Fuentes of Chihuahua City, plus L. A. Woods of Texas. Local participants feature H. W. Morelock and others as officers are named for 1999. The program lists a delegates dinner on Thursday evening and continues through Saturday.

Trans-Pecos Texas State Teachers Association Sul Ross Vierling Kersey Los Angeles California Jose C. Fuentes Chihuahua City Chihuahua L. A. Woods Texas H. W. Morelock Alan Fraser G. P. Smith E. C. Coleman Peyton Cain J. W. Harris Solon Ayers W. J. Smith A. J. Biersch~wale F.C. Pollitt C. A. Gilley 0. E Sperry Lutie Britt M.D. Lake Fabens Public Schools J. F. Reeves Fort Stockton Public Schools EA. Lang Bowie High School el Paso Anquet

BSU Leaders Draw Crowds at Baptist Church This Week

Dallas based Baptist Student Union leader J. W. Marshall speaks on Eight Great Days at First Baptist Alpine with Paul Brooks Leath, Bay University junior, as pianist and music director. Sermons and student gatherings attract large crowds across junior high to college groups.

BSU Baptist Church J. W. Marshall First Baptist Church Paul Brooks Leath Bayor University Mr. Leath Texas Baptist Marshall Alpine Leath Assemblies of

Highway 90 Ads Boost U S 90 Travel In Texas Region

Readers report traffic rises along U S Highway 90 as the Texas U S 90 Association promotes the route. Marathon, Alpine, Del Rio show increased gasoline purchases and hotel business. Association office letters cite higher traffic, new bulletins and nationwide folding of travel folders to showcase the route as scenic and historic.

U.S. Highway 90 United States Marfa U.S. 90 Association Swearingen Marathon Highway Department U. S. Hy Alpine del Rio Marta van Horn Naga Automobile Association of America Maria-Van Horn Sierra Blaney Sanderson San Antonio New 2 Orleans U. S. 90 Seenie

Funeral Conducted For Aubra Gorrell Tuesday Afternoon

Funeral services for Aubra Gorrell were held Tuesday afternoon. Gorrell, a Van Horn resident, died last Saturday after influenza and complications. Born January 9, 1898 in Sharon Grove Kentucky, he moved to Texas in 1928, worked in ranching, and was a Methodist. He married Della Yarborough Tyler in Alpine on December 25, 1922, and is survived by his widow, a son A. D. Gorrell, a stepson Delmar Tyler, a son Homer Gorrell of Wichita Kansas, his parents A. B. and Mrs. Gorrell of Arkansas, a brother C. J. Gorrell, and two grandchildren.

M. M. Fulmer Helating Arkansas Joe Heal Gorrell Wichita Kansas T. E Yarbrough Sebinal Gorrell W. E Yarbrough Sierra Blan Mire Gaiell

State Bond Issue Aid To Sul Ross

A March 14 report from Austin notes Senate Bill 122 to remove the state general fund deficit by mining bonds. Wages for state college staff, including Sul Ross State College, would gain as warrants shift from cash discounts. Vendors to state institutions would bid higher to offset warrant discounts, potentially lowering material costs if paid in cash. Supporters argue the bill would boost appropriations and purchasing power for state colleges and related institutions, benefiting teachers, drivers, witnesses, and officials.

Austin Alpine Senate Sul Rone State College Clint Small

North Alpine well abandoned after shale encounter

A city well in the north part of Alpine was abandoned at 191 feet after hitting shale that yields little water. Intended to reach 250 feet, the drillers deepened it in vain as only sixty gallons per minute flowed, aiming to boost supply for city use.

Alpine Secessary

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