Students Take Up Golf At College Here
Sul Row golf team begins practice on a municipal course praised as the best in the area. Coach B C Graves leads a diverse squad including Clifford Odom Ralph Dunn Darrall York and Fred Daucherty. Many students both boys and girls are taking up golf with plans to compete against neighboring towns and colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sul Row
B.C. Graves
Athletion
Clifford Odom
Ralph Dunn
Darrell York
Fred Daucherty
Rolf
LOBOS MEET Continued Alpine and Mines Games Preview
Alpine offices outline area under supervision spanning Pecos Valley and Roswell New Mexico Midland and more while planning a cotton fumigation plant move from Marfa to Alpine. Graves plans early spring scrimmage against Mines and a potential game with McMurry, with venues uncertain but likely in El Paso or Alpine.
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Alviston
Alpine of Flow
Pecos Valley
Oat Vad
Roswell
New Mexico Midland
Mie Spring
A.A
Graves
el Paso
Alpine
Howe
McMurry
Yester
Wayland
Death of Judge Ragin Recalls Alpine Public Service
Judge Ragin, longtime Alpine resident, dies after three weeks at his bedside. Survived by wife Weather his, four children, four granddaughters, and one grandson. two sons could not attend funeral due to business. Known for justice and duty, active in Masonic lodge and Christian work. County officers and Alpine Bar Association issue sympathy resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fudge Ragin
Cldren
Weather
Iehtere
Jude Rawin
Masonic Lodge
Alpine
Hfe
Ragin
Bar Association of
Alpine Texas residents receive fire rate reductions
J W DeWeese commissioner of insurance announced Alpine Texas citizens will see a three percent reduction in fire insurance rates for teaching fire prevention and maintaining regular drills. The same week the firm received a 15 percent premium cut for the sixth consecutive year due to a good fire record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Ws
Texas Citien
Fir Insurance
J W. DeWeese
Antin
Missioner
Srnvention
Ruy
Former Texas Cowboy Plans Return Visit to Alpine
A former Texas cowboy living in Oregon will revisit Alpine scenes from his youth. TJ Wedekind of Monmouth reports the man, known for sending Avalanche subscribers fine English walnuts each Christmas, hopes to ride across Texas again and to settle in Alpine, noting how much the town has changed since his boyhood rounds.
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Oregon
Janehe
TJ. Wedekind
Monmouth
Wedekind
Texas
Chas
Schreiner
Kerrville
Railroad official tours Alpine Davis Mountains area
WC Hargrove industrial commissioner of Louisiana Railway and Navigation Co of Texas visited Alpine and vicinity the first of the week. He is touring the state to gather first hand information for the company. Mr and Mrs Hargrove were guided through part of the Davis Mountains by AF Robinson secretary chamber of commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WC. Hargrove
Louisiana Railway and Navigation Company of Texas
Hargrove
Jerove
Davis Mountains
AF. Robinson
J0GESTIONS Comiaued From and Attendees Notified
The notice lists names of those who have paid up and urges remaining members to settle promptly. Signatories include W. T. Jones of Galveston and others across Alpine Ventura Oakland and Fort Worth areas. The message appeals to all to attend to the matter at once to keep things moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.T. Jones
Galveston
Select Play to Enter Contest At Brownwood
Querida a one act play by Wynne Harrison of Fort Worth will be taken to Brownwood by the Mask and Supervisor Club to enter the one act play tournament there. The play, based on a Texas legend, centers on an old servant guarding buried treasure by the San Gabriel river with Mexicans and a watchful white man. The contest will be held at Brownwood on April 27 with many Texas colleges entering a play.
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Brownwood
Tes
Prospects Bright for TIAA Tennis at S A
The TIAA tennis squad, coached by Jack O'Connor, is shaping up with players who placed fourth in last year’s TIAA Abilene tournament. Matches are set with McMurry, A C, Simmons, and Colorado Mines on home soil next month, with the TIAA tournament slated for early May. Carver Moore, Pete Funk, Darrell York, and Fred Daugherty head the lineup as tryouts decide final members. two freshmen Daugherty and Funk provide fresh competition.
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Jack O'Connor
Abilene
McMurry
A. C
Simmons
Colege
Mines
Carver Moore
Pete Funk
Darrell York
Fred Daugherty
Upers
Daugherty
Funk
Native grasses planted to reseed West Texas ranges
In Pecos County Fort Stockton area ranchers and county agent LK Bailey report widespread reseeding with native grasses. Bailey secured 400 pounds of mesquite carpet grasses and is sowing to improve ranges across draws and barren spots. Halley notes early West Texas ranges thrived as grass matured yearly spreading growth.
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Fort Stockton
Bailey Hs
Bailey
Pecos
Halley
West Texas
Cook's Secretarial School Opens in Alpine Texas
Alpine announces Cook's Secretarial School offering bookkeeping shorthand typing letter writing salesmanship and penmanship with courses starting Monday June 1. Only the first ten enrollments accepted, so reservations are urged. Contact 1H. F. Cook and Ramsey's Austin Nursery for details.
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Cook's Secretarial School
Alpine
Texas
Island of Tiburon Reports a Puzzle Tribe and Rich Myths
A Mexi co City dispatch describes a remote Tiburon Island tribe the Seris 164 remain today from 30,000 at conquest times. They shun whites, subsist outdoors, and perform bride price rituals. A white man Mr Thompson befriended them during an eight day visit.
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Tiburon
Sonora Mainlay
Col
Juan Masturai
Masturiz
Ieland
Mermocitoo
Etyron
Thompson
Bahia Kina
Gulf of California
M Tud2i
Mme, Tiuana
Red Cross Reaches Ten Million Goal Amid Relief Drive
The Red Cross last week announced a goal of ten million dollars for disaster relief was surpassed with contributions totaling 10,005,828. Judge John Barton Payne, chairman, praised public support as essential to meeting emergencies this harsh winter. Officials noted college chapters, state totals, and federal aid debates shaping relief efforts, with Arkansas highlighted for near complete restoration and Little Rock coordinating loans for seed and fertilizer. A community event, a chill supper at Old Mission cafe, augments funds for the Mexican Cemetery association.
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Washington
Red Crows
Dreath
John Barton Payne
Payne
Congress
Red Crow
Senate
Red Cross
Arkansas
Grough
William E. Baxter
American Red Cross
Little Rock
Ark
Snsas
Department of
Atoc.k
Chili supper at Old Cemetery association event
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BURY
Railroad Official
Davis Mts
M. J. Holland
G . Coffey
Ventura
Cal
Kansan Lala A
W. F Devine
Annie Bo Helecker
Oakland
California
Richard Warren
HM. McCutcheon
Fort Vert
St. Lois
Br. Groesbeck
Davis
NI HL
Aberhard
Margie Champ
Phoents
Arteon
Tiaa Tennis
S. A
F. Cook
Free & Logue
Ramsey
Austin
Model Tailors
Arizona State
Tibi
Gulf of Californi
Mexico City
Siouth Relief Fund
Citzens
Toonstatts
Kentucky
Old Mission Cafe
Mexican Cemetery Association
LANGE
Fifth Street
Orient Dairy
W .L. Matthews
Keegin
D.C
Turday
Conrad Nagel, Loretta Young
Fred Kohler
Bebe Daniels
Ben Lyon
Lewis Stone
James Oliver Curwood
J. Farrell McDonald
Evelyn Knapp
David Torrence
Zasu Pitts
THURS
FBI
Irene Rich
Mickey Bennett
Hollywood
Bill
Rags
Booth Tarkington
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