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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1954
Page
8
A regional PTA session is outlined with state officers, district leaders, and local unit reports. Activities include leadership panels, music by Wayne Bresette, awards, workshops, and a Holland hotel banquet with guest speakers and vocal selections. Delegates attend Friday barbecue and closing ceremonies.
Sul Ross college contributions shine at the 30th District 6 Texas State Teachers Assn. meeting in El Paso. Dr. Bryan Wildenthal spoke at the Elementary Principals and Superintendents breakfast on Modern Trends in Curriculum. Dan Pollock lectured on driver education. F Allen Briggs spoke on The Big R s in reading and writing methods.
A daughter, Glenda, weighing 6 pounds 7 ounces, is born to Mr. and Mrs. Catarina Eneciseo of Alpine at a local hospital on Monday. A barbecue at the Legion hall sponsored by the Cemetery association is planned for Friday at noon. The district board meets Friday at 2:30 p.m. in the Lawrence hall reception room. Sincerest appreciation is extended by local PTA officials to committees and to Alpine and Sul Ross College for cooperation in the conference’s success.
The family of Earl McElroy thanks friends for kindness and many expressions of sympathy shown during their recent bereavement.
Alpine High School lists 54 honor students for the fourth six weeks led by the senior class with 21 names and the freshmen with 17. Principal James Crawford notes honor eligibility requires all grades at A minus or higher and that five or more credits yearly demand consistent honor roll status per accreditation rules.
The Alpine Pilot Club of Alpine expresses gratitude for courtesies during its eighth birthday celebration. Special thanks go to Lynn Forbes and D M Bennett of The Alpine Avalanche, Gene Hendryx and KVLF staff, editor M E Walter, Alpine Rotary and Lions clubs, and telegrams and cards from many well wishers.
Mr and Mrs Nick Thee expect their son Corporal Billy Thee home in San Francisco this Saturday after seventeen months in Korea with the 51st Signal Battalion arriving from overseas duty.
A five room rental in good condition with two bedrooms a living room dining room bath and kitchen. Includes a large yard playhouse gas heat and a nearby barbecue pit. Located across from the courthouse to the west. Phone 2476. 3 19 tfe.
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