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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1957
Page
12
Dr. Joel E. Wright urges every person to buy hospital and medical insurance for financial protection as the new hospital progresses toward completion. He explains agents will explain policies and notes bonds were not for a maintenance tax while calling doctors to urge patients to insure.
Car washing and lubrication services offered with emphasis on correct lubricant placement and thorough interior and exterior cleaning. Includes invitation to visit for service.
Local service station in Std and Holland operates under the name Bob's Chevron Service with a phone line TE7-2500 for inquiries and tire and vehicle maintenance offerings.
Note urges readers to join a joint city county paving plan next week, promising bargains at 70 cents per foot. In the scene Billy Davis, Frank Matthews, and Winston Wilson are spotted around town, while a puzzle answer and a cashier’s till contents are briefly noted.
Sul Ross State College drama department presents The Petrified Forest by Robert Sherwood. Performances run April 1, 2, 4, and 5 at 8 15 p m in the Sul Ross Little Theatre with cast including Frank White Ken neth Batson Paul Wilmoth Jan Allston Jane Perry George Spinks and Clarence Haliday. Freshman dance tonight at Alpine Community Center invites public attention.
In Alpine High School last week final IL eliminations crowned contenders for district meet. Don Burgess and Totsy Richardson lead senior declaimers while Carlene Heglund won junior girls and Agnes Walker placed second. Dennis Williams topped junior boys declamation as Betty Vogt and Tye Hillger read poetry. Spelling partners Sandra Thomas and Linda Miller were named Alpine living dictionaries with coach Mrs. Dyke. Betsy Young and Marion Brooks practice extemporaneous speeches under Miss Whiteside.
Mesdames Monte Fitch and Max Huestle hosted the Canasta Club last Thursday with refreshments for a large list of guests. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Koch and Mrs French, with Mrs Willeford close behind. The Big Bend Park Sunday School expanded to three children’s classes and one adult class with new teachers.
A local note describes mothers aiding Mrs Jones with weekly teaching and refreshments. Children enjoy the sessions and show improvement. A lecturer quips about someone with a hand in your pocket and a tongue in your ear.
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